February Meeting of Townsend Club
The Corry Townsend club met last evening at the L. A. Tiffany venue. A social event in severe weather, the gathering featured a free distribution of a February issue with a 20 page supplement on economic analysis by Dr. Donalson. Members plan for the next Marel meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend Club
Corry Townsend Club
L. A. ‘Tiffany
Joh Donalson
Congressmentaye
Townsend
A. W. Rauscher
Carl Fredell
Alonzo Brooks
Ethel Stapleton
Margaret McDonald
Tiffany
Engagement Notice for Miss Isabelle Brumagin and Robert Emory
Miss Isabelle Brumagin of Wattsburg becomes engaged to Robert L Emory of French Creek. Brumagin is daughter of Mrs Walter Emory. Emory is son of Mr and Mrs Jesse Emory. The bride elect works in Erie. the groom serves in the military at Hondo Texas.
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Isabelle Brumagin
Wattsburg
Pie
Robert L. Emory
French Creek
Brumegin
Walter Emory
Emory
Jesse Emory
Erie
Hondo
Tex
Mrs Kinley Hosts Bridge Club Meeting
Mrs J Fredrick Kinley hosted her bridge club last evening with two tables of contract. War stamps were awarded to Mrs Walter Krupa and Mrs Howard Ross. Refreshments were served. The group will reconvene in two weeks at Mrs Louis Fornders home on West Frederick Street.
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Kinley
J. Fredrick Kinley
Walter Krupa
Howard Ross
Louis Fornders
West Frederick Street
St Edward's Holds War Day Assembly in Erie Diocese
Catholic schools in the Erie diocese marked Schools at War Day with a St. Edward's assembly at 1 30 pm featuring songs such as Let's Remember Pearl Harbor and God Bless America. Students presented choral readings and numbers by Louise Migliacelo Genevieve Wascak James Jansen James Williams with war bond figures and stamp sales led by Sister M Bonaventure and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Edward’s
Erie
St. Edward's
Pearl Harbor
America
Louise Migliacelo
Genevieve Wascak
James Jansen
Hall
Assembly
James Williams
M. Bonaventure
Uncle Sam
Joan Feeney
Johnny
Zero
Albert
Bernard
Catherine Gluvna
Calvin Walker Honored Before Navy Service in Elgin
Calvin Walker son of Mr and Mrs Fred Walker leaving for Navy service was honored by Mr and Mrs Laurence Aldrich at their Elgin home. Twenty three relatives attended supper and a poem read by Mrs Aldrich on Leon McCray request. A purse of money as spree gift was given to Walker before the gathering with ice cream and cake served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vawin Waker
Fred. Walker
Laurence Aldrich
Elgin
U SO I DONATES TO CHINESE NEEDY CHILDREN
At a W. G. T. U. meeting in Corry Mrs Emma Bramhall hosted the afternoon vote of ten dollars to Mrs Wang Lui to aid homeless children in China. The program featured a Frances Willard memorial recital and readings from Mrs Cornelia Hatcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. U
Emma Bramhall
Weat Park Place
Wang Lui
China
C. A. Johnson
Emma Heath
Willis Brown
Union
Frances Willard
Alfred Haenel
Cornelia Hatcher
Jesus Loves
Slide
Cynthia Williams
George Chase
Amici Sewing Circle Schedules March Meeting Reduced
Amici Sewing Circle met Tuesday at Mrs. Vernon Welch’s Grove Street home with fifteen members and a guest. Devotions led by Mrs. Harold Fish focused on Prayer. President Mrs. Marshall Sherwood announced March meetings will be cut to one due to church events. Letters from Kentucky missionaries were read, and refreshments were served by several members. Next gathering at Mrs. Floyd Shaver’s home. The Red Grass surgical dressers room will open next Tuesday and members are urged to assist.
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Amici Sewing Circle
Vernon Welch
Grove Street
Afteen
Harold Fish
Marshall Sherwood
Kentucky
Cassius ‘Fish
Harry Neff
Glifford Ross
John Carrier
Floyd Shaver
Red Grass
Amici Circle
Mrs Paul Dyne Honored At Brigham Party
Mrs Edward Brigham and Mrs Clarence Mixer hosted a Tuesday evening gathering at the Brigham residence on West Wayne street to honor Mrs Paul Dyne. After five hundred, prizes were awarded to Mrs Albert Ross Mrs Walter Sears and Mrs Dyne. Attendees included Mrs Jack Walsh Mrs Charles Weston Mrs William Moir Mrs James Johnston Mrs Milton Lloyd Mrs Thomas Burkhatt Mrs H B Weicht and Mrs F H Kightlinger. The guest of honor received a shower of gifts and a salad dessert luncheon was served.
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Paul Dyne
Edward Brigham
Clarence Mixer
Brigham
West Wayne Street
Albert Ross
Walter Sears
Dyne
Jack Walsh
Charles Weston
William Moir
James Johnston
Milton Lloyd
Thomas Burkhatt
H. B. Weicht
F. H. Kightlinger
Birthday Party Honors Mrs. R. E. Davis
Friends surprised Mrs. R. E. Davis on her birthday at the Mosher home on Best Wayne street. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hubertz, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Mosher, Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Bergman, Mrs. 4. Ray Harris, Lynn Bergman, Mr. Davis, and Miss Gladys Canfield. Dinner guests prior to the party. Gifts were exchanged and a large birthday cake was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Davis
Douglas Mosher
Best Wayne Street
Charles Hubertz
Hugh Mosher
G. T. Bergman
Ray Harris
Lynn Bergman
Davis
Gladys Canfield
Corry Rotary hears athletic director John Tinson outline training plan
Athletic Director John Tinson of Corry schools spoke to the Corry Rotary Club at The Hotel Corry last evening. He described the planned athletic training program for the schools, detailing schedules and ongoing implementations as the service club discussed the proposal.
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Rotary Club
John Tinson
Corry
Room 3 Sleighing Party Held By Dunter Girls
The Dunter girls of C. H. 5 hosted a sleighing party Monday evening. Members and guests attended with Mrs. Kenneth Schoonover and Mrs. George Gurdon as chaperones. Dancing and refreshments followed in the post lodge.
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dJunter Girls
S-12 Club Post Valentine Party At Mrs Coaker Home
The S 12 club met Tuesday night at Mrs Willis Coaker's home for a post Valentine party. Prizes were won by Mrs Charles McMillan Mrs Jim Coburn Mrs Edward McElroy and Mr Marjorie Nichols. Valentines exchanged and Mrs Harvey Russell honored with birthday gifts. Refreshments included a birthday cake. The club plans a sleigh ride for members and families Friday evening.
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S-12
S 12
Willis Coaker
Charles McMillan
Jim Coburn
Edward McElroy
Marjorie Nichols
Russell
Harvey
Rebekah Lodge Plans the Ludly Scoutlin
Rebekah Lodge met in regular session last evening in the hall with a well attended meeting. Plans were made for upcoming initiation ceremonies chaired by Mrs. Charles Stewart. After the business meeting the social hall was enjoyed with refreshments served by Mrs. Freder Beall Mrs. Florence Colburn and Mrs. Charles Stewart.
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Ludly Scoutlin Rebekah Lodge
Charles Stewart
Freder Beall
Florence Colburn
Mrs Handron Hosts Bridge Club Birthday Evening
Mrs C Paul Handron hosted the bridge club at 522/46 North Center Street with Mrs Ray Stearns and Mrs Glenn as guests. Middleton won the auction bridge awards while Mrs Stearns and Mrs C W Pangborn were honored for birthdays, each receiving a cake and gifts. refreshments followed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Handron
C. Paul Handron
North Center Street
Ray Stearns
Glenn. Middleton
Stearns
C. W. Pangborn
Quilting Club Enjoyed Spaghetti Dinner At Home
The Quilting Club met at Mrs. Harry Spicer’s North Center Street home and enjoyed a spaghetti dinner in the early evening. All members and a guest, Miss Marie Blose, were in slender order. A pleasant social evening followed the dinner at Mrs. Bruse Thomas’s house.
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Quilting Club
Harry Spicer
North Center’ Street
Marie Blose
Slendner
Bruse Thomas
Crosby High Baritone Not a Crooner Rewar ser
In New York Bing Crosby is described as a baritone, not a crooner, by opera star Rise Stevens who co stars with him in Going My Way. Stevens notes Crosby’s strong voice and suggests he could sing at the Metropolitan Opera without amplification. She adds her observation after watching him perform with enthusiasm.
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Werner
New York
Bing Crosby
Stevens
Mezzosoprano
Miss Stevens
Bing
Girl Scouts Continue Merit Badge Work
The weekly meeting of Girl Scouts of Troop 39 met at the Presbyterian church. Adele Mick Cray led singing and the Scout flag ceremony. Patrols later worked on merit badges. Marilyn Wallace advanced, and Jane Gleason, Shirley Barnes, Mary McEvoy, Gloria Chin and Betty Ann Russell pursued tenderfoot requirements.
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Troop
The
Presbyterian Church
Adele Mick Cray
Lessie Newton
Marilyn Wallace
Jane Gleason
Shirley Barnes
Mary McEvoy
Gloria Chin
Betty Ann Russell
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Amelita Ward
James Bell
Calvin Walker
Helen
Brennan
Abine Society
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Roger Brown
Franklin
D. Armour Hillstrom
Wright Street
Washington, D.C
Michael D. Goda
Cherry Point
N. C
John Goda
East Main Street
William Flick
Sampson
Navel
Seaman Flick
Erle VaLes
Harbor Poni
West Coast
Anthony Slava
Army Engineers
Camp Ells
Peggy
Joyce Hill
Leone Porter
Eric
Arthur Crowell
Camp Pickett
DR. Crowell
R. D
Pittsburgh
George Roach
Robert J. Hinkley
Charles Munn
Camp Atterbury
Ind
Tech
Cpl
Hell Dimick
City
Camp Claiborne
Carolyn
Diane
Louisiana
Edward Becker
Milwaukee
Wis
Hollywood
Jimmy Stewart
AU. 8
Eng-1 Land
James Stewart
Liberator
Stewart
Philadelphia Story
Mr. Smith
Washington
Tim
Sioux City
R. E. Davis
Rebekah Lodge
Curtis
Crosby
Chesterfield
Virgin Wool
Shetland
Zuckerman
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