United Brethren Missionary Society Meets at Payne Home
The United Brethren Missionary Society held a March meeting at Mrs. Carrie Payne’s North Center street home with 28 members and guests. President Dan Culver led the business session and welcomed new members Stella Reagle and Harold Dougherty. the next gathering is March 14 with officer elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. B
Payne
United Brethren Missionary Society
Carrie Payne
North Center Street
Hugh Mosher
Dan Culver
Stella Reagle
Harold Dougherty
Salvation Army Advisory Board To Meet This Evening
The Salvation Army in Corry holds its quarterly advisory board meeting at 8:30 at the citadel. Major Walter Porter, Western Pennsylvania division finance secretary, will speak on the national campaign. Members include Lawrence Davison as chair and several local figures. A program features hymns, readings, and testimonies followed by a benediction. Weekend visitors from Newark and multiple local residents are noted among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A
Quartery
Salvation Army
the Citadel
Walter Porter
Western Pennsylvania
Corry Salvation Army
Lawrence Davison
Chaiman
D. A. Hillstrum
Walter 8. Sweet
William Lammers
Ruby Miller
Marjorie Miller
William Tammers
John Miller
Richard Dunbar
Major Porter
Kiwanis Club Dinner Notes Auction for Pony Raffle
The Kiwanis Club met at the Ritz Restaurant for the regular dinner. Prank VanTassel reported ticket sales for a pony to be raffled next Thursday February 1st with proceeds to Corry Memorial Hospital Fund. J. Fred Kinley received his Kiwanis pin from Walter Peake. Clare Porter covered the father and son Boy Scout Troop No. 81 banquet held Monday. Dr. Hugh O Hare will discuss European service as a medical corps captain at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Ritz
Prank VanTassel
Corry Memorial Hospital Fund
J. Fred Kinley
Kiwanis Club Vnn
Walter Peake
Clare Porter
Boy Scout
Hugh O'Hare
Sering
Europe
McCray Ladies' Aid Plans Party and Dinner
The McCray Ladies' Aid Society gathered at Mrs. Velma McCray's Ri D 1 Gar ty home for an all day meeting. A noon tureen dinner fed 26 members and guests before President Mrs. McCray led a business session. Committees were named with Mrs. Cyril Skiff Mrs. Louis Sexton and Mrs. Webb McCray. The afternoon was spent socializing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyril Skiff
Louis Sexton
Webb McCray
Cost Accountants To Meet Monday At Erie
The Chapter of Cost Accountants schedules a Monday evening gathering at the Moose Club. Kenneth W. Thompson of Kroger Grocery and Baking Company will speak on The Budget and Human Side of Figures after dinner at 6 20 p.m. The technical session begins at eight. Thompson has worked in accounting across New York Detroit and Cleveland before his current role as chief branch accountant for a Cincinnati company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorry Bost
Erie
the Chapter of
Cost, Accountants
Kenneth W. Thompson
Kroger Grocery and Baking Company
Moose Club
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Cincinnati Company
G. G. Club Enjoys 900 at Mrs Root Home
G G Cid members met at Mrs Raymond Root's West Pleas ant street home for 900 with two tables in play. Miss Rosalind Hopking and Mrs Paul Brancel won prizes. Mrs Root served salad and dessert. On March 7 Msg Hopkins hosts at Vis te street residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. G. Club
G. G. Cid
Raymond Root
West Pleasantt Street
Rosalind Hopking
Paul Brancel
Root
Msg Hopkins
Viste Street
Newborns At Corry Hospital Prompt Local Joy
A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Peter Glavin of RD 1 Cory and a son born to Mr and Mrs Justich Mollek of BR D1 Columbus at Corry Hospital early this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Glavin
RD. 1
Cory, Ae
Corry Hospital
The
Justich Mollek
BR. D1
Columbus
C. D. of A. Plans Banquet and Meetings
Thirty five members of the C. D. of A. meet Thursday evening in the Horn block club rooms with Mrs Harold Crags presiding. A banquet is planned at the Corry Hotel February 24 to mark past grand events. Ann Baressi named chairman of Share the Faith activities for the group’s first meeting on questions about the faith. Refreshments were served by the refreshment committee including Mrs Nantes and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Brown
South Street
Coty
Frank Lillie
Alisa, Gardner
Bert Johnson
America
Hall iMareh
C. D. of A
C. D. of A. Mel
Horn Block
Harold Crags
Corry Hotel
Ann Baressi
Contract Club Met With Mrs Jackson
The Contract Club met at Mrs. George Jacksons home on North Center Street. Guests included Mrs. Frank Cole. Award winners were Mrs. Walter Scott and Mrs. H Langdon Rowe. Mrs. C W Jones won the special prize. Mrs. Jackson served a Valentine themed salad course. Mrs Horton Davis will entertain next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Jackson
Noth Center Street
Frank Cole
Walster Scott
H. Langdon Rowe
C. W. Jones
Sciota Aid Elects New Officers At Thursday Meeting
The Sciota Community Aid held an all day meeting at Mrs. Arthur Miller's home with nineteen members two visitors and six children present. Officers were elected: Mrs Homer Scalstee president, Mrs Avilaut Buller vice president, Mrs Archie Hurlbut secretary, Mrs Will Hensink treasurer, and Mrs vai Heslinie assistant treasurer. Quilting and sewing carpet strips for the hospital completed the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sciota Aid
Sciota Community Aid
Hame
Arthur Miller Yester
Homer Scalstee
Avilaut Buller
Archie Hurlbut
Will Hensink
Vai Heslinie
Mrs. Hammond Hosts Emmanuel Guild Meeting
The Emmanuel Guild met at Mrs. Wallace Hammond’s home on W. Frederick Street Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Anna Wilcox and Mrs. J. B. Young assisting. President Velma Moore presided after the meeting opened with the Lord’s Prayer and routine matters were settled. Refreshments were served at a neatly decorated table following a solar period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond
Emmanuel Guild
Wallace Hammond
W. Prederick Street
Anna Wilcox
J. B. Young
Velma Moore
Rebekahs Hold Dinner and Meeting at Hall
Rebekaohs met for a dinner and meeting at the T O F Hall yesterday afternoon with three members present. The aftershow included piecing quilt blocks and wax sealing for the American Red Cross. A 6:99 dinner was served and Valentine decorations were used. Committees for Thursday’s meeting were listed with Mrs Jed Beall Mrs E J Hauenplein and Mrs Mae Cumasike serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekaohs
Rebekah
T. O
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Rea Theatre
Cademage Marlowe
Richard Conte
Ani Savage
Frank Hervey
E. , Bush
Charles Bugby
Ross Fleming
Carl Lyons
Marshall Sherwood
Harold Fish
Dougherty
Anna Enbeock
New
Zuckerman
Se Society
Rochard Daweeil
Newark
Ohio
Matt Stract
Harry Earl
Gould Street
Nevin Cole
West 10Th Street
Clertind’ Jotingon
Buffaio
Johinson
Brush
Harry Barach
West Columbia Avenue
New York City
Leeds
William Murray
Philadelphia
G. N. Roberts
Second Avenue
Murray
Blester
Roy Fields
West Park Place
Jamestown
Lee Faulkner
Maple Avenue
Union City
Sherman Faulkner
Robert Anderson
Noot
J. ‘M. Welker
Hal South
Anderson
Edinboro
Pearl Dillinger
Tunaville
Harley Banks
Leslie Wilkinson
Linda
Janet
Spring Creek
Navy
Evelyn Burlingame
Mabel Garlson
Sheffield
Ary
Wins
Shapip
Marlon Street
Nancy
Richard
Buffalo
J. F. Needham
Carl Way
A. G. Davis
Martin Anderson
Ens South Street
Philip A. ‘Teah
Lockhaven
Eric
Wallace Young
Wright Street
Shirley Simmonsen
Washington, D.C
Hrry Simmonser
Liberty Street
Ernest Simmonsen
Indiaatown Gap
Army Air Corps
Leslie Bulutd
Bleisburgh
Powell Motor Go
J. M. Grady
Warren
J. Raymond Grady
West Church Street
Mes
Arthur J. MacDonald Hut
Grady
Thurséa
McCray Ladies’ Aid
Tee Laken
Lindsley’s
Valentine
den Nantes
Hugh Mickmhaupt
George Inley
Robert Waite
J. F. Need— Hin
Marion Sullivan
Dhine Mischk
Angeline Ba- Tesh
Jackson
Dionne
Ubrontean
Ea Cup
Ladylocks
the Ritz Bakery
Wispese
Taey Faso
North Center St
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