Play Continues Tonight In Telephone Bridge Event
Last night featured a frat regular telephone bridge while Carry Hospital Auxiliary hosts the same. About a million tables participated Friday evening as scores were phoned in. Mrs J Fred Kinley and Mrs Lester Donner announced the details. Awards go to top three scorers per game. winners to be announced Monday noon. Top three in contact: Mrs Leo Hoylen 5910 high, Mrs James Hughes 8790 second, Mrs H P Ross 5470 third. In auction: Mrs William Spiesman high 1447, Mrs Richard Muckinhaupt 1581 second, Mrs George Sample 1519 third. Five hundred Jack McLaughlin high with 3980. Mrs Albert Fox second 3820, Mrs Archie Norton third 2490.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Fred Kinley
Lester Donner
Leo Hoylen
James Hughes
H. P. Ross
William Spiesman
Richard Muckinhaupt
George Sample
Jack McLaughlin
Albert
Fox
Archie
Norton
Presbyterian Guild Tea Brings Members and Guests Together
Mrs G L Boyd hosted the Presbyterian Guild tea at King Street with guests Mrs Mabel Boyd and Miss Dessie Gleasins. President Mrs J W Rickers led a brief meeting electing Mrs George Thompson and EL B Machees to the nominating committee. The program featured solos by Miss Shirley Barnes with Mrs Raymond Barnes, contests with prizes, and a Valentino themed tea cake centerpiece. Refreshments were served by Mrs Boyd assisted by Mrs Ritkere and Mrs J B Patterson, with urn duty by Mrs Patterson and Mrs MacLees. The next meeting is set for March 15 at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Guild
G. L. Boyd
King Street
Mabel’ Boyd
Dessie Gleasins
J. W. Rickers
George Thompson
EL. B. Machees
Boyd
Shirley Barnes
Raymond Barnes
Thompson
Bates
Ritkere
J.B. Patterson
Patterson
MacLees
Tumblin Creek Junior Class Play Ticket Sale Encouraging
Readers learn that tickets for the Junior Class play Tumblin Creek are on sale with regular admission for Thursday February 2010 and Friday February 28 evening performances. Tickets available from Junior Class members and at Widmann's Department Drug Store. notices urge buyers to secure tickets for the desired evening. Ruth Silvis stars as Madge Johnson with a strong supporting cast and stage crew details noted.
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Tumblin' Creek
F. LoWe
Edwardy
Jimiar Glass
Widmann’s Department Drug
Ruth Silvis
Madge Johnson
Iead
East Hi
Wesk
Catholic Men to Organize Holy Name Society After Mass
Men of St Hilzabeth, St Thomas, and St Edward parishes plan a joint Holy Name Society start with a communion breakfast at St Edward's Hall after the 8 19 o clock masses. About 125 attend expected. Richard J Each otner to MC. Rev Joan DeSanti spiritual director. Meeting to elect officers. Attorney Thomas Barber of Erie to speak. Third Sunday monthly meetings to follow.
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St. Hilzabeth's
Sir. Thomas’ Church
St. Edward's Hall
Catholic Daughters of America
Richard J
Otner
Holy Name Society
Joan DeSanti
St. Thomas’ Church
Thomas Barber
Erie
Hospital Directors Dined In Jamestown
Jamestown reports a dinner of Corty Hospital board members at the Town Club. Attendees included Sidney Biston, E. E. Hawkins, O. M. Howard, Armour Hillstrom, Emory Morrison, Mervyn Nast, BF Pais, Charles Raine sale, and A. Bruce Smith with dinner at 6:30 and a social period.
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Hiany
Corty Hospital
Couple Welcomes Daughter Shetty Mae McCray in Corry Hospital
A daughter named Shetty Mae was born to Mr and Mrs Perry McCray of R D 1 at Corry Hospital on Thursday afternoon. The newborn's mother is the former Rose Marie Clabbatz.
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Shetty Mae
Perry McCray
Corry Hospital
Amici Bible Class Honors Member For Regular Meeting
The Amici Bible Class of Evangelical United Brethren Church met last evening at the parsonage. Edith Adams led devotions from John six, Mrs. Cecil Ross led the business meeting and missionary project planning. Rev. Bergman directed singing. Mrs. Robert Davis celebrated a birthday with gifts. The committee served ice cream cake and coffee. Next meeting set for March 14 at the TenHuisens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amici
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Edith Adams
John
Cecil Ross
G T. Bergman
Robert Davis
Charles Patterson
William Halfast
Douglas Mosher
Leon TenHuisen
Mrs. Aldrich Elected Dance Club President
In Fairhaven 34 residents gathered at the Community building to organize a dance club. Officers named: president Mrs. George Aldrich, vice president Mrs. Wilbur Moody, secretary Mrs. Hobart Hepler, treasurer Mrs. Robert Baker, and teacher Mrs. Norman Tarbell. Meet next Friday morning February 21 with class registration due February 1. open to all residents and their friends.
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eSiernay Mworming
Fairhaven
George Aldrich
Wilbur Moody
Hobart Hepler
Robert Baker
Fnd
Norman Tarbell
Hsses
Redi Dents
Pridgy Moray
Duit
Kitchen hazards injure many at home hospital care common
Kitchen accidents cause injuries serious enough for hospital care in many homes. The article notes nearly one fifth of home injuries originate in the kitchen, highlighting the risk and need for safety practices.
Dairymen's League Directors Meet at Corry
Dairymen's League directors met last evening in Corry with Mr and Mrs Kenneth Gates of RB. D 3 Vice President Harold Howard presided. The group voted to meet the first Friday evening each month at the Mare I th meeting place. Social hour followed with William McCray on trumpet and his sister Miss Gardl McCray as accompanist. Hostess served salad pickles rolls cup cakes cookies and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Dairymen League
Kenneth Gates
Harold Howard
William McCray
Gardl McCray
Mother Craft Class Plans Next Meeting and Certificate
A Mother Craft class held Friday afternoon featured a lecture by Mrs Ora Harper on Anatomy and Physiology. Mrs Robert Shabler instructed on making infant clothes and reminded new members of the upcoming session Friday afternoon February 2nd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawey
Ora Harper
Robert Shabler
Luncheon Honors Miss Piccardi Before Boston Move
Miss Jane Ficcardi, leaving for Boston to start a new job, was honored at a Friday luncheon by 24 Women Employees of the Air Supply Mfg Co. at the Hotel Corry. She recently resigned from the Time Study Department. Items served included baked ham and blue plate dinners at 12 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Piccardi
Jane Ficcardi
Boston
Mass
Aerg Supply Mig. Co., Inc
Hotel
Corry
Piccardi
Ficcardi
Helen Mayford
William Fleming
Andrew Sventek
Raymond Mfg. sales group meets for annual report
Edward W. Feldt, vice president and general manager, addressed twelve members of the Raymond Mfg. Company sales department at Hotel Corry last eve. He reviewed the year’s Dom’s sales, outlined future policies, and discussed evolving conditions needed for further conversion progress, with plans of management. An informal social period followed the dinner in the private dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Feldt
Raymond Mfg
Ang
Hotel Corry
Peldt
Raymondales Organization
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