Benefit card party hosted by Mrs O W Bracken
Mrs O W Bracken hosted a vanishing card party at her North Center street home to raise funds for the Ladies Auxiliary of Corry Memorial Hospital. Two bridge tables awarded prizes to Mrs Philip Zalzneck and Mrs Horton Davis with dessert served later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. W. Bracken
North Center Street
Ladies Auxiliary
Corry Memorial Hospital
Philip Zalzneck
Horton Davis
H. Holden
Frank Loveland
Farewell Luncheon for Mrs Armitage Held by Friends
Mrs Donald Armitage was honored at a farewell luncheon hosted by friends. The Getty Den hosted attendees including Miss Helen Motus Miss Betty Johnson Mrs James Reed Mrs Jerome Davis and others as they presented her with a money gift before she leaves Tuesday for California to join her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Jayne McLean
EK. McLean
First Frederick Street
Garry LeRoy Davis
Findley Lake
Howard Stull
First Methodist Church
Barbara Roberts
Harold Mishler
McLean
William Hammond
Karleen Davis
Donald Armitage
Getty den
Helen Motus
Betty Johnson
James Reed
Jerome Davis
Mary Lou Fuller
Jeanette Bates
Delores Lindsey
Atwood Hardinger
Armitage
California
Mrs Perry Parker Hosts Hospital Benefit Game Party
Mrs Perry Parker hosted a Corry Memorial Hospital bene fis party at her East South Street home. Awards went to Mrs Reade Langhurst and Edith Wyckoff for canasta and to Mrs Leon Root and Charles Stewart for 500. Salad was served late. proceeds support future hospital benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Parker
Corry Memorial Hospital
East South Street
Peny Parker
Reade Langhurst
Edith Wyckoff
Leon Root
Charles Stewart
Parker
Donald Stewart
Langhurst
School Party At Lindsey Hollow Held For Valentines
An old fashioned school party gathered a fair attendance at Lindsey Hollow School last evening. H. D. Haupin acted as schoolmaster and prizes for best homemade valentines went to Mrs. Louis Kuss and Robert Lindsey. A box lunch followed with Arthur Lindstrom serving as auctioneer. About 7 was raised to buy new playground equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindsey Hollow
H. D. Haupin
Louis Kuss
Robert Lindsey
Arthur Lindstrom
Valentine Dance At Elks Club This Evening
A valentine dance is planned tonight at the local BPO Elks Club for lodge members and out of town guests. Leroy Johnson and his orchestra from Warren will provide music for dancing and listening from 10 pm until 2 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine
Elks Club
Leroy Johnson
Warren
Cutting Child Study Group Meets at Mrs Redman’s Home
The Cutting Child Study Group met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Roy Redman’s home with ten members present. In the chairman’s absence, vice chair Mrs. Gordon Shampoe led the session. Members planned a sunshine shower for Mrs. Ray Smith hospitalized in Buffalo and discussed cancer in children, with games during entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cutting
Roy Redman
Oliver Whitney
Vee
Gordon Shampoe
Ray Smith
Buffalo
Ind Tile
Wedding Guests Include Dozens at McElroy Carretta Nuptials
The notice lists Mr and Mrs Red W Meeiroy and others attending the wedding of William R McElroy and Miss Ramona Carretta at Cleveland today. Vernon Welch returns from a business trip to New York Lynn and Hartford for Aero Supply. Pvt Ronald Miles and Pvt Fred Sammons are noted with family of origin. Miles heads to Camp Pickett Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red W. MéEiroy
Roger
Nancy
Susanne
Lawrence C. Nichols
Beard Messinger
C. A. Hillstrom
New York Cty
Lynn
Mass
Hartford
Miles
Virginia
Fred Sammons
Army Chemical Center
James ‘Hammond
R. D.1
Edward ‘Meyer Hospital
Buffalo
Mary Lou Hammond
Hilda Jones
DAR Chapter Plans Washington Tea
The Brokenstraw Valley DAR plans the annual George Washington Tea for February 19 at 2 pm at the First Methodist Church. Mrs E G Barnes will present an entertaining program and reservations may be made with Mrs T W Whitehead. Awards were won by Mrs Storer Mrs George Imhoff and Mrs Walter DeShater. Refreshments included pineapple salad roll biscuits fruit gelatin cookies and coffee. The next meeting is March 4 at Mrs Whitney’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DAR
Washington
George Washington
Brokenstraw Valeley
Daughters of the American Revolution
Fist Methodist Church
E.G. Barnes
T.W. Whitehead
Storer
George Imhoff
Walter DeShater
Corry Senior High Votes For 1953 Basketball Queen
Balloting narrowed candidates to Rebecca Williams Francine Maloney Shirley Miller Jane Howard Patricia Hunt Sally Ruffner Bette Mulott Sally Dickinson Marlene Moll Barbara Ruffner Marilyn Agrant. Queen and court to be chosen after last night’s basketball game at the Junior High Gym with coronation on February 27 during the Corry Titusville game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Rebecca Williams
Francine Maloney
Shirley Miller
Jane Howard
Patricia Hunt
Sally Ruffner
Bette Mulott
Sally Dickinson
Marlene Moll
Barbara Ruffner
Marilyn Agrant
Concord Community Club Meat Loaf Supper Aired
Large crowd attended the Concord Community Club supper with hosts Mrs Chester McCray Mrs Velma McCray and Mrs Edna Wade. Lawrence Wade chaired the business session and set March 20 as the next meeting date. An evening program featured musical selections by several members and student soloists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Community Club
Chester McCray
Velma McCray
Edna Wade
Lawrence Wade
Vernon Humphrey
Diane Humphrey
Kathleen Gates
Shirley Hall
Webb McCray
Frank Culver
Clyde Hall
Betty Culver
Meadville Man Gets Jail Term
Volney Tawis of Meadville was sentenced to one to three years in Allegheny County Workhouse after a guilty verdict for burglary. He was arrested for a break-in at City Auto Sales and Parts Co on East 12th Street, during which the owner shot him. Separately, Sigmond Torok's sentencing was deferred after a guilty plea to public indecency. Elisha Smith was found guilty of driving after license suspension. Gerald Wey was acquitted of drunk driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Volney Tawis
Meadville
Allegheny County
John Moxcow
Lewis
Burgary By & Cvintinal Cour
Brie
Sigmond Torok
Elisha Smith
Gerald Wey
Eric
Mrs Jennie Sawyer Buried Yesterday
The funeral service for Mrs. Jennie Sawyer was held yesterday at 2 PM at Bracken Kealing Funeral Home with Rev. Francis Whiteman officiating. Bearers included Walter H. Ross Gilbert Sorenson Paul Pantie Donita Bloss Louis Merkle Blaine Kinney. interment followed at Pine Grave Cemetery. Distanced attendees listed from Buffalo Philadelphia Huntingdon Clymer and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dearnie Sawyer
Bracken- Kealing
Francis Whiteman
Walter H. Ross
Gilbert Sorenson
Paul Pantie
Donita Bloss
Louis Merkle
Blaine Kinney
Pine Grave Cemetery
Mac Wilson
Brie
Edinburo
James Johnson
Buffalo
Donate Bloss
Philadelphia
Ralph Thomas
Huntingdon
Pas
William Querreveld
Clymer
Charles A. Smith Dies in Centerville Home
Charles A. Smith of Centerville died last evening at his home after a lengthy illness. He lived in Lineninville all his life and is survived by his wife Mamie Devereaux Smith a son Ralph A. Smith of Buffalo and a granddaughter. Friends may call at Torrey Hays funeral home Spartansburg. Funeral Tomorrow at 2 30 p m conducted by Rev Charles A Fuller. Burial in Riceville Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Smith
Weaver
Ue Conterville Baptist Church
Riceville Cemetery
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Tim
Desert
Ste
Gregory Peck
Ann Blyth
Rex Beach
Anthony Quin
Andrea Bing
Laks Ugs
Carter
Ushoppe
Garry Davis
Shay- BS
Waller Abbot
Sugar Grove
Wesley TenHagen
Winsle TenHagen
Finley Lake
VFW Post
Kay Borkhous
Patricia Fleming
Mudelys
Williama
Charles Long
Yom Findley Lake
Union City
Pittsburgh
Washington, D.C
Johnsonburg
Apmer
North East
Davis
Corry’ Senior High School
Une Corry-Jamestown Mig
Wils
Joseph Hadock
Clymer Central School
General Electric Company 4N
Powell Finance Company
Powell Finance
Powerit Loan and Finance Co
N. Center St
Pennsylvania
Erie Motor Agency
Jennie Sawyer
Centerville
America
Helen
F. C. Chapin & Son
Topp’s “Corry’s Smart Women’s Shop
McIntyre
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