Mrs Vilage Honored At N B Club Meeting
N B Club met at the Home of Mrs George Wood on West Congress street for a tiween supper and Valentine party. Eleven members attended as a birthday cake honored Mrs Marcia Valentine Vilage whose birthday was Monday. Gifts, readings, music and bingo awards filled the evening as servicemen were honored and plans noted for an oil mail pickup on Monday February 5th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wood
Congress Street
Marcia Valentine Vilage
Eli
Pel Valentine
Yron Fitch
Wood
Mudder
Clenen Nielsen
Pian Ruimiors
Valentine Vilts
Franced al Gi Robinson
Ark
Ang Raber McIntyre
Union City
Cleveland
Emila Boschi
Niélsei
Feruary Sty
Birthday Party for Mrs Alfred Davis Highlighted Gifts
Mrs Alfred Davis was honored at a birthday party hosted by her mother in law Mrs Gerry Davis at East Bond sirset last evening. Guests included Mrs Robert Witkwire Mrs Romer Buford Mrs John Lawson Mrs Charles Jackman Miss Jane Felilaus Miss Gertrude Crowell and Mrs Wilma Rich. The event featured games contests and refreshments. The guest of honor received birthday items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Davis
Gerry Davis
East Bond
Robert Witkwire
Romer Buford
John Lawson
Charles Jackman
Jane Felilaus
Gertrude Crowell
Wilma Rich
Birthday cheers and service updates in Corry society
Congratulations to Mary Lou Hamlet on her upcoming birthday. Eileen Williams of the U S Signal Corps at the Philadelphia Depot returns from a month long assignment to Fort Monmouth New Jersey. Many locals share news of military service, education starts, hospital recoveries, and community visits across Corry and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lou Hamlet
Eileen Willams
U.S. Signal Corps
Philadelphia
Fort Monmouth
Pyta Jack Vani
Frank Vani
Jack
Barb Anderson
Allegheny’ College
Alma Erickson
Depew
Hamot Hospital
Brie
Valentine Party For Young Members At Local Church
Mrs Helen Grace Crame hosted a Valentine Day party for the Christian and Missionary Alliance church youth. At her Liberty Street home last night more than twenty young people attended games and contests with prizes won by Roy Kerstetter and Paul Mather. A gift box and purse of money were prepared for Lu Alle Kimmey doing special work in Holly, IM. Refreshments closed the enjoyable evening.
Red Cross Class Studies Basic Foods
Red Cross nutrition classes focus on dry lessons and vegetables. Mrs Walton demonstrates a tossed salad with mayonnaise, fresh spinach, bacon, buttered cauliflower. Enrollment remains open for weekly Tuesday sessions at the pivotier house on Wright Street under Miss Bonella Gordon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aris Pvetog
Red Cross
Pivctier House
Wright Sweet
Bonella Gordon
Miss Hazel Rehnborg Honored At Party
Miss Hazel Rehnborg was honored at a early Monday party at her South Central street residence. Guests included Mrs. John Street Mrs. Horace Robbins Mrs. D Armour Hillswom Mrs. Allen Dahlstrand Mrs. John Freno Mrs. Frank Grice Jr Mrs. Edna Barr Miss Marion Sullivan Adeir McCray Margaret dune Iing Elisabeth Dunston and others. The event served as a kitchen shower with entertainment and a consolation prize. Hostess offered two course luncheon and Valentine appoint mits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Rehtb
Luride
Misa Dorothy
Walberger Enderfasped
Centr Street
John Street
Horace ‘Robbins
D. Armour
Hillswom
Allen Dahlstrand
John Freno
Frank Grice, Jr
Edna Barr
Marion, Sullivan
Adeir McCray
Margaret Dune Iing
Eimabeth Dunston
Bridges
Edin
Valentine
Mits
Musicale at Convent features violin vocal and piano
Violin, vocal and piano numbers were presented at the Sisters of Mercy Convent after noon. Primary music students of Sister Mary Eula entertained parents and friends. Refreshments followed with Valentine decor. A plant gift from Patricia and Charles Graham honored Sister Bulalin. An early May musicale is planned for advanced students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ie Sisters of Mercy Convent
Mary Eualia
Patricia
Charles Graham
Bulalin
Readers Enjoyed Tureen Dinner Monday
Readers met at Mrs. Charles Cronin's West Washington home for a tureen dinner with fifteen members present. The afternoon program included a patriotic roll call and short life sketches of George Washington and Valentine’s Day notables. Lena Mather read The Story of Little Tigerop by Laura Campbell. next meeting will be at Mrs. A. O. Sandburg's Wright Street in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Neylon
J. deNeylon
Best Pleasant Street
Sampson
N. 4
Naval Base
Signal School
Stait
Hob Shilth
Diane Elizabeth
Mary
Hall Dimick
Diane Marie
Merle Akam
East Pleasant Street
McClean
Ann
New Cumberland
Charles Hughes
Honolulu
T. H
trans-Pacific Radiophone
Hughes
Carl Whitman
Paul Nichols
Tim Boland
Charles Cronin
West Washington Street
Cam of
Washington
Lena Mather
Little Tigarop
Laura Campbell
A. O. Sandburg
Wright Street
Magician and Music At Masonic Entertainment
A fourteen-year-old Don Garrison of Meadville performed magic tricks at a Masonic Temple social evening for Eastern Star members and guests. Mme Swami offered fortunetelling while music by Mrs Merrill Lillie John Cozy and Allan Hasbrouck provided dancing tunes. Refreshments and Valentines decor complemented the event attended by the Garrisons and other Meadville residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Garrison
Meadville
Masons
Eastern Star
Wilst
Mme
Swami
Masonie Temple
North Center Street
Merrill Lillie
John Cozy
Allan Hasbrouck
Prank Rice
Roy Garrison
Roella Garrison
Birthday Party For George Bagley
George Bagley aged eleven celebrated his birthday Monday at East Irving Street. A 5:30 to 7:30 p m supper party followed with guests Al mira Heerlen Mary Hughes Kathie Boag Jeannie Haenel Jackie Crawford Dick Shannon and Lynn Berg man. Themed with St Valentine decor, games followed and George received gifts from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Pagey
Gerald Bagley
East Irving Street
Torin
Almira Heerlen
Mary Hughes
Kathie Boag
Jeannie Haenel
Jackie Crawford
Dick Shannon
Lynn Bergman
George
Pre-Bridal Tea for Miss Mary Walling
Miss Mary Walling, bride-elect of Dr Frederick A Beardsley, was guest of honor at a Monday afternoon tea hosted by Mr and Mrs Hi Gilbert. The Gilberts hosted at their AGT West Church Street home with a candle centerpiece of carnations stock snapdragons and huckleberry. The wedding is set for four o clock this Saturday at Emmanuel Episcopal Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Walling
Prederick A. Beardsley
Gilbert
Mrs. Gilbert
Agt West Church Street
Miss Walling
Dr. Beardsley
Emmanual Episcopal Church
Dorcas Class Silver Tea Event at Methodist Church
The Dorcas class of the Methodist church hosts a Wednesday evening silver tea with a program arranged by Mrs. R. B. Dewey and Miss Lois McCray. The event features vocal numbers, a solo by Patsy Skinner, a solovox piece, a high school choir group, a play, and a closing teen finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehyse Ura
Dorcas
Th Methodist Church
Dewey
Lois McCray
Phanocinel
Pfilurity More
Bess Cullisch Vind H
Lynn Rice
Tuvaas
Maury Carey
Bousther
Patsy Skinner
Sclea Hous
Glenn Mid- Wiélony
Bleh
Ander
Miss. Loly McCray
Sixty Children Attend United Brethren Valentine Party
About sixty children from the beginner to intermediate department of the United Brethren Sunday school gathered at the church for a Valentine party last evening. The event, planned by Miss Barbara Harvey, ran from 7 to 9 with ice cream and rookies served by the committee including Mrs. Robert Fleming, assisted by Mrs. Marshall Sherwood and Miss Doris Gates. Children’s director Mrs. Willia Price organized the event with help from Mrs. Charles Patterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. B. Valentine
United Brethren Sunday School
Barbara Harvey
Robert Fleming
Marshall Sherwood
Doris Gates
Willia Price
Charles Patterson
W S C Met At Church For Joint Circle Meeting
The W S C circles met at the church Monday evening for a joint session. Mrs George Andrus chaired the program and Miss Ida Chii led devotions. Mrs J B Cogan reported on the bishop conference at Erie. In January a new world age was discussed. The group plans parsonage improvements and a tureen dinner for March lath. Circle No 2 to host the next session. Refreshments served by the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. 2
Party Honors Guest and Born Baby Girl at Corry
Hostesses Mrs Hugh Muckinhaupl and Mrs Howard Hammond entertained at Ms Trait Smilth East Pleasant street last evening. About twenty guests attended and prizes went to Mrs Arthur Kiminey Mrs Frank Ferry and Mrs Raymond Barrios. Refreshments followed as guests celebrated the birth of Mrs Smiths baby girl at Corry hospital Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Muckinhaupl
Howard Hammond
Trait
St Wotan Rebekah Card Party Held Monday Evening
The St Wotan Rebekah Lodge hosted a Monday evening card party in the LO hall. Guests included Mrs. Frank Hepler and Mrs. Charles Stewart among organizers. Winners were Mrs. Mae Garminke Mrs. Arthur Mapes Mrs. Smith Mrs. Walter Purdy and Mrs. George Keefe with Mrs. Stewart taking the door prize. refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Franklin Rebeksh Lodge
Frank Hepler
Will Dykes
Charles, Stewart
Torch Bearers Valentine Party at Salvation Army
The Torch Bearers Society of the Salvation Army held a Valentine party for Sunday school youths from seven to nine. The event took place in the newly redecorated church recreation rooms with Valentine decorations and prizes awarded to Glenn Alexander Elizabeth Wratyl Grace Motchikies Glarie Lam mers Jack Vanderhoof and Carmen Stearns. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of the Salvation Army
Uni
Thei Friends
Jose Lo Sikty
Glari¢e Lammers
Jack Vanderhoof
Carmen
Stearns
Opportunity Club Plans Dinner Meeting At Patterson Home
The Opportunity Club completed dinner plans at the home of Mrs Harold Patterson 45 East Frederick Street. Twenty seven members attended the meeting conducted by President Mrs John Ricker. The event included sponsor activities and the church supper this Friday evening. The next meeting is at Miss Helen Johndany's home on Fisoke Street March 13. A female facing committee was appointed to report then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peesbyboplan
Harold Patterson
East Frederick Street
John Ricker
Helen Johndany Fisoke
Will
Past Grand Regents Dinner of Catholic Daughters
The annual Corry Court Convention No. 48 Catholic Daughters of America will hold its Past Grand Regents dinner Thursday in the Hotel Corry main dining room. Dinner at six. Seventy four reservations. Guests include Frances Maher a national vice supreme regent and state regent and district deputy Helen Mangus. Trent Bocke of Titusville will be absent. Initiation follows in the North Center area. Mrs Dausidy asks that candidates for GC D of A place reservations. Dr. Taggart travels to Williamsport due to his mother’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrgent
Helen Mangus
Trent Bocke
Titusville
Eli Rooms
North Center Atrren
Antes Dausidy
Nonsensical OCR fragment preserved for record
Fragmentary OCR text shows disordered characters and unclear names. It references a horse, a church, and scattered words possibly from a local notice or sports item but lacks coherent facts, dates, or identifiable entities to summarize into a proper news card.
Fragmented line from a local note near a cafe
A damaged OCR fragment shows a casual exchange about a person named Casper and a risky promise, with unclear context and missing details. The text hints at emotion and hostility but lacks concrete facts, names, dates, or locations for fuller reporting.
Naval player nets rare 366 point meet score
A fragment from a sports brief notes a naval team member achieving an unusual 366 point scoring achievement at a local meet. The report mentions rival teams and venues but details are incomplete. Further context is needed for full clarity on participants and exact event.
Also Mentioned on This Page
MY Rex Theatre
Tom Conway
Jean Brooks
THE
Falcon
Beauty
Virginia Dale
Lundigan i
Mrs. Vilage
N. B. Club
Laake
Wilcox Grocery
East Main Street
POLK
Ontario Club
Austin
SWIFT
Bacom Squares
Ie Sociel Mar
Society
Goon Tee
Leroy 8. Campbell
Warren Conservatory of Music
Corry
National Music ‘Teachers’ Association
Cincinnati
Chuck Williams
Williams
Ernest A. Williams
West Smith Street
Guadalcanal
T. W. Welms
Maple Avenue
Walnut Bend
Watrous
Aholds
General Hospital
Weide
Jonny Phelps
Im Sullivan
Howard Sheen
Whynet
Walter Maybick
Bezin
Aly
Fray Mt Corp
Nis Yakic
Suk
Columbus
Dorothy Lalie
New Branawick
Dot
Truman Lillie
Thas
Mra
Helena Ruffner
Mer
Wenty Carrolls
Jamentown
Ana
Dale Dune
Floyd ‘Mong Gre
Rane
Jack Smith
Bethesda
Vern Smith
Nortin Warren
New Navys Hospital
Gerald Hammond
USMC
Cherry Point
N. C
Lester Carlson
Leland Carlson
Cassadaga
H. Mathias
Warren
Corry Man
Frederick Russell
Spring Creek
Clifford Pyensworth
Bridgeport
South Street
G. G. Barker
Cleveland Clinic
Helen Shoppe
Feten
Omoppre
Hazel Rehnborg
Imperial Glassware At
Curtis Jewelry
Theres Sperry
Three Muskateers
Anta Marié Hickey
James Hannan
Mary J. Guadagno
Robert Bum~baught
Harriet Burton
Pegsy Jo Dempsey
Geraldine Dempsey
Mark Hannan
Patricia “Hunt
Lady Mary
Danny Prenall
Earl LaPaze
Patricia Graham
Masonic Entertainment
George Bagley
Rebekah
St Wotan
S. A
Valentine Party
Opportunity Club
F.C. Chapin & Son
DR. Taggart
Williamsport
Chesterfield
Shetland
Zuckerman
Iiddie
Longlife
Helen
Ent
Possibi
Eam
Jered
Rave
Dan Strations
Aken
Jonolulu
Arie Oh No
Dave ‘Trad Vil
Saul
Cnith
Fa Naval
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!