Box Social Highlights Bridge Night For Hospital Auxiliary
Mrs. A. Bong hosted last evening with seven tables of duplicate bridge at the Legion Home to benefit the Hospital Auxiliary Telephone Card Party. Speakers included W. H. Scott, Roger Brown and Mr Boag. Winners at North and South were Mr and Mrs J Pred Kinley, Mr and Mrs H L Rowe, and Mrs Frank Graft and Robert A Ott Jr. and Mrs O W Bracken and Charles Bracken. High scorers East and West were Mr and Mrs Scott, Mr and Mrs James Humphies, and Mrs James Hughes and Mrs Kirt Leeds. A committee including Mrs Scott Mrs Gieff and Mrs Hughes will arrange a three course dinner for next Wednesday prior to the play honoring Mr and Mrs Humphries who will move to Oregon.
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Bong
Aid
Legion Home
Secial
W. H. Scott
Roger Brown
Mr. Boag
North
South
Wid
J. Pred Kinley
H. L. Rowe
Frank Graft
Arnner
Robert A. Ott, Jr
O. W. Bracken
Charles Bracken
East
West
Scott
James Humphies
James Hughes
Kirt Leeds
Gieff
Hughes
World Day of Prayer Observed at Evangelical United Brethren Church
Protestant observers gathered for a World Day of Prayer service at the Evangelical United Brethren Church starting at 2:80 o'clock. Mrs. Leon VanTassel directed the Mediation on the Lord's Prayer program assisted by various church members. The A Cappella Choir under H Lynn Rice sang Were You There The Old Ark Magh erin and Almighty God God of Our Fathers. After the service church women’s missionary society leaders formed a local council. Mrs. Hubert Vaughn elected president and Mrs. Hugh Mosher secretary. Charles Rainesaly, son of Mr. and Mrs. C I Rainesale, arrived from Carnegie Tech in Pittsburgh for midyear vacation.
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Evangelical United Brethren Church
Leon VanTassel
H. Lynn Rice
Magherin
God
Missionary Societies of the Church
Ef Ter
Church Women
Hubert. Vaughn
Hugh Mosher
Local Nuptials Feature Patricia Patmore and George Haenel
Miss Patricia Patmore and George Haenel wed this afternoon in a double ring ceremony at the First Rapist Church. The bride wore brocaded satin with orange blossoms and was given in marriage by her father. A reception for about 100 guests followed at the Fairhaven Community Building. The couple plans a weeklong honeymoon and will reside at 740 East Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Patmore
George Hoenel
Te First Rapist
Patricia Colteen
Patmore
D. D. Patmore
Snyder Olele
George Haenel
William Haenel
West Smith Street
Louis Patmore
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Sharon
Francis G. Whiteman
H. Ray Harris
Roy Wright
Miss Marvel Patmore
Fred Huenel
Miss Patmore
Mrs. Haenel
Earl Bailey
Fred Haenel
Fairhaven
Ethan Carter
J. Leon Manevel
Geraldine Brown
Haénel
East Main Street
Corry
Triangle Shoe
Haenel
Army Air Q Corps
Corry-Jamestown
Me, Corp
Staton
Warren
Panama
Erie
Oil City
Beaverdam
Titusville
Youngsville
Bride Grandfather Weds Mildred Young and T Roger McCray
A St Valentine day wedding at the local Methodist Church joined Miss Mildred J Young and Thomas Roger McCray in a candlelight ceremony officiated by the bride's grandfather Rev W Brain Aid. The reception followed with 150 guests and a weeklong honeymoon to conclude the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bride
Mildred J. Young
T. Roger McCray
Methodist
Raymond Mfg Co Men Meet For Dinner Session
Twelve members of the Raymond Mfg Co sales force met at the Hotel Corry for a dinner session called by E. W. Feldt, general manager. The meeting reviewed last year’s sales performance and previewed expected accomplishments for the coming year. Out of town reps Raymond Barnes of Dayton and Walter Bertram of Cleveland attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mver-Department
Raymond Mfg. Co
Mrs Bracken Hosts Bridge Evening For Friends
Mrs Robert Bracken of West Fleurant Street entertained guests with two bridge tables last night. High scorers were Miss Harriett Colegrave Miss Eileen Graham and Mrs James Hammond. Bracken served salad, pumpkin pie with whipped cream and refreshments.
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Wits
Robert Bracken
West
Fleurant Strest
Harriett Colegrave
Eileen Graham
James Hammond
Daughters and Sons Born to Local Families at Corry Hospital
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Louis Decker of 128 Fourth Avenue at Corry Hospital early last evening. A son was born late last evening to Mr. and Mrs. Clare Cobb of 1004 ish Main Street at Corry Hospital. Mrs Cobb is the former Relva Taylie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Decker
Fourth Avenue
Corry Hospital
Lnte
Clare Cobb
Main Street
Corry Honspital
Telephone Card Party Standings From Carry Hospital Auxiliary
Standings for the Telephone Card Party sponsored by the Carry Hospital Ladies Auxiliary are listed this morning. Listed players include Mrs Langdon Rowe Miss Florence Blair Mrs Rodney Knowlton Mrs C T Rainesale Hubert Heerlein contact Miss Louise Williams Mrs Harry Lamon Mrs Richard Muck inhaupt Mrs Tovina Kysar Miss Barbara Spiesman auditor and Mrs Carl Gustafson Mrs Robert Lewis Mrs Kenneth Bock Mrs Gerald Staples and Miss Lucille Maps 500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Nuse
Carry Hospital
Dadies' Auxiliary
Langdon Rowe
Florence Blair
Rodney Knowlton
C. T. Rainesale
Hubert Heerlein
Louise Williams
Harry Lamon
Richard Muckinhaupt
Tovina Kysar
Barbara Spiesman
Carl Gustafson
Miss Kathleen Peiffer Hosts Valentine Night at Corry High
Miss Kathleen Peiffer entertained seven junior class girls from Corry High School with a Valentine party. Guests enjoyed games, sandwiches, decorated cakes, and mixed candy favors. Seven girls and one adult remained for a slumber party with breakfast the next morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quis Kaemicen
Ana Giro
Corry High School
Miss Paiffer
Barbara Bettes
Lenore Austin
Jane Butters
Carol Mae Onehgan
Caroline Elehynsk
Marilyn Denton
Patricia Blanchard
New Sun Proof Glass Blocks Heat Rays In Factories
Scientists developed a glass with ferric oxides to block 90 percent of the sun’s heat producing rays. The glass reduces heat in railroad passenger car windows and provides a fog resisting, safety pane design with a dehydrated air space for clear viewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hich
Townsend Club Votes Gift Honoring Leader at Meeting
The Townsend club met at Ile TOOF Hall last evening with President Lindsey Jones presiding. Members voted to send $250 to Townsend headquarters in honor of Dr. Francis Townsend’s birthday and approved a rummage sale to be announced soon. The session adjourned February 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ile Toof
Hall
Nvlock
Lindsey Jones
Townsend
Francis Townsend
George Bagley Is Honored At Birthday Party
Aunt Mrs. Jesse Whitney hosted a birthday party at Elk Street Home for her nephew George Bagley age 15. Eighteen guests attended with games and awards to Harley Reed and Miss Jennie Haenel. Valentine's Day decor and refreshments including birthday cake ice cream and cocoa were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bagley
Jesse Whitney
Elk Street
Harley Reed
Jennie Haenel
Bagly
Lillian Guild Sale Flourishes Despite Rain
Members of the Lillian Guild of Emmanuel Episcopal Church held a bake goods and apron sale at the Personal Pittence Office. The event raised a good sum to benefit the church’s child work. Mrs. Framie Lockwood served as general chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Guild
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Framie Lockwood
Rust stains on wool fabrics are hard to remove
Wool stains resist cleaning due to wool’s affinity for metals including iron. A small amount of sodium sulphite is added to the cleaning solution to solubilize iron particles and aid stain removal.
Prize List for Cory Hospital Ladies Card Party
Cochairs Mrs J Pred Kinley and Mrs C A Williams announced prizes for the Cory Hospital Ladies Auditory annual Telephone Card Party. Top three scorers in ayotion and contact bridge and 800 will win double deck playtime cards. fourth place gets floral note paper. fifth place wins paper guest towels. Final winners to be announced in Monday's Journal and may claim prizes at the Gift Shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cory “Hospital
J. Pred Kinley
C. A. Williams
Amici Bible Class Welcomes Missionary Guest Speaker
Amici Bible Class with Vice President G T Bergman presiding heard Miss Helen Black recount five years in Mexico and outline Bible Club and missionary work. Social hour followed. hosts Dan and Mrs Wright of Gould Street will host the March 12 gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verhe Anuel
Hugh Mosher Seived
Chill
Dan Wright
Gould Street
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Donald Woods
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Carnegie Tech
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Fapricida Junior Linen
LEED
Ricard Thomas
Johnstown
Ylast
Brice Thomas
Second Avenue
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Richard Mould
Edinboro
Betty Mould
Lao
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Rae Green
Ruby Talbot
St. Marys
Vohn Rickers
University of Buffalo
Buffalo
D. W. Rickers
West Frederick Street
Betty Scott
Jamestown
Yvonne Thayer
East Pleasant Street
Lye
Sarah Janie Roach
BE. J. Roach
Jennie Gilas
Humot Hospital
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Ra D. 1
Roy Taylor
Mrr
Arl Henry
Taylor
Gus Cederhers
R. 5
Dewey
Rosemay
Mildred Young
John Mooney
James
Allyn
Mator
Avon
Rebecca ‘“Macinnes
Robert Sullivan
Victor Cragg
Slippery Rock College
James Sullivan
James Brakeman
Union City
Bradenton
Florilia
Jean Bhreve
D. J. Little
R. D
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Tech
Erle i
Mildred Jome Young
Thomas Roger ‘McCray
Brain Aid
A. McEntarfer
Fis Methodist
Miss Young
Irvin J. Young
McGray
Ednad Batt
Tee Ag
McCray
James McGray
Edmund Barr
Robert Marsh
Corry-Jamestown ‘Mfg. Corp
Corry Senior High School
Wuusiufadie Modest
Aiyen Oyaeirig
Coy
Annouee~ Iment
Jay Tobias
Afse
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Norma May
Diveo
Wylie
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Mele
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Papa
Pat
Venetia van Arlen
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Winnie Elephant
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Ruth Alden
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Agar
Veurlin
Oxley
Angell
Rose Marie Malek
Kathleen Peiffer
Jean Jaquith
Wicker Nich
Howard Mowers
David Fox
Barbara Betées
Norma Wannes
Betty McCray
Glam Robinshaw
Aitia
Helen Shie Togs
Sue
Nashua
Crocus Blue
Frame Chapin
Amici Bible Class
Valentine
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