Outstanding Ladies Auxiliary Benefit at VEW Club
The Ladies Auxiliary of Cony Memoris Hospital staged a successful benefit at the VEW Club under chairs of Mrs. J. Fred Einley and Mrs. Thomas Russell with help from Junior Aurili ary members. About $285 was raised as prizes were awarded to dozens of winners across multiple card and canasta games. The event featured refreshments, flower and detee prize gifts, and noted attendees and volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cony
Memoris Hospital
VEW Club
J. Fred Einley
Thomas Russell
Joan Junefleisch
Jeanette Capwell
Ethan Carter
W. S. Houghton
Jackson's Floral Gardens
Perry Mead
Widmann
Teal
Frank Graft
Carl McIntyre
Bermiece Huntley
Robert Fleming
Arthur Colegrove
A. J. Morison
Rex Theatre
Louis Valentine
HL. Rowe
E. H. Thomas
Charles Williams
Auxiliary
Bridge
Donald Hall
Bruce Blishworth
Enott Thomas
Charles Carver
Randolph Jones
Howard Ross
Harold Flowers
Hoya Lauphere
Wallace Hammond
Arthur Martin
Barbara Splesman
Maude Bonsteel
EB. H. Hermon
EB. F. Pain
Bergeve Huntley
C. W. Bracken
W. J. Spiesman
A. Williams
Leo Mulderick
Michael Varasso
Raymond Root
Robert, Proctor
Charles Gilbert
E. C. Mountain
Richard Orn
Mise Shirley Larson
Ernest Simmonson
Charles Henry
Albertc Xander
Santo J. Leone
Robert Curis
Harry Paulson Jr
G. BL. Chase
H. C. Curtis
W. F. Rickers
Ralph Weldht
Lawrence Joyce
Howard Loveland
Albert Shafer
L. M. Luxton
C. M. Howard
Phyllis Hill
Lena Sturdevant
Dorothy Linendell
McBain Sears
Helen Gronosta
Funeral today for Mrs Alma Gardner
Rev Paul F Bauer conducted the funeral service for Mrs Alma Gardner at Bracken Funeral Home. Bearers were Leslie Messenger Francis Hermann Marvin Carlson Paul Clark Floyd Rayhart Leroy Ingraham. Interment in Pine Grove cemetery family lot. Women’s Relief Corps No 49 attended as honorary escort. Attendees from distance listed with multiple surnames and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corey Evening Journal
Alma Gardner
Paul F. Bauer
Bracken Funeral
Leslie Messenger
Francis Hermann
Marvin Carlson
Paul Clark
Floyd Rayhart
Leroy Ingraham
Pine Grove Cemetery
Women's Relief Corps No. 49
Stanley Ingraham
Floyd Rayhorn
Geraldine Ingraham
Wendell Ingraham
John Ingraham
Julien Ingraham
Jersey Shore
Elizabeth Renou
Youngstown
Reel
Francis Fermans
Wattsburg
Pie
Edward Stuale
Silver Springs
Grace Swakhamer
Bradford
Cherence Brookins
Robert Bell
Olean
Thelma, McClinbick
Vern McClinticl
Maude Goniiero
Johneonburg
Corey
Miss Louise Williams Hosts Mentor Club Meeting
Miss Louise Williams hosted 11 Mentor Club members at her South Center street home. A routine business session featured two readings, Life at Shakespeare by Mrs. Ralph Blakeslee of Spartansburg and English Short Story by Mrs. Porter Auer, followed by another short piece read by Miss Leora Stranahan. Roll call echoed with a valentine poem as refreshments closed the meeting. next gathering scheduled with Mrs. FB Sul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Williams
Mentor Club
South Center Street
Shakespeare
Ralph Blakeslee
Spartansburg
Porter Auer
Auer
Leora
Stranahan
FB. Sul
East Pleasant party honors Mrs O'Brien family
Mrs Michael Piccirillo hosted a party for Mrs James J O'Brien and her infant daughter Theresa Anne at East Pleasant street with Miss Marjorie Laithrop assisting. Prizes went to Miss Marie Lute Mrs August Mosher and Mrs O'Brien. Door prize won by Mrs Harry Moris. Other guests included Mrs Catherine Lutz Mrs Doris Lute Mrs James J O'Brien Mrs John Van Dyke and Mrs Angelo Giacom. The honorees received many gifts from the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Piccirillo
James
O’brien
Anne
East Pleasant Street
Marjorie Laithrop
Marie Lute
August Mosher
O'Brien
Harry Moris
Catherine ‘Lutz
Doris Lute
James J. O'Brien
John van Dyke
Angelo Giacom
Miss Diane Smith 10 Honored At Birthday Party
Miss Diane Smith aged 10 was honored at a Saturday birthday party hosted by her sister Linda and grandmother Mrs Ivan Smith at 211 East Pleasant Street. The event ran from 2 to 4 PM with 22 guests, featuring bingo, TV, candy heart favors, and decorated cake and ice cream. Diane received several nice gifts from friends. The notice notes a scheduling change from March 1 to March 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diane Smith
Linda
Ivan Smith
East Pleasant Street
Ollock
Robert Smith
Diane
Kyan
Readers Club Meeting Hosted by Mrs Morris Bonsteel
Mrs Morris Bonsteel of North Center street hosted the Readers Club gathering yesterday afternoon with 10 members present at 2 o’clock. Iva Miller led the roll call and a discussion of Lincoln or Washington followed. Mrs Howard Taggert reviewed Cy clones in Calico by Nina Baker, recounting Mary Ann Bickerdyke’s Civil War nursing work. Emma Carroll to host next meeting on March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Bonsteel
North Center Street
Iva Miller
Abraham Lincoln
George Washington
Howard Taggert
Emma Carroll
Birthday Party Honored O A McClintock at Home
Mrs A McClintock hosted a Saturday birthday party at 45 West Congress Street for her husband whose birthday falls Friday. Sixteen friends attended and played bridge. Prize winners were Mrs Robert Sprague, Mrs William Johnson, Paul Stroup, and Mr Johnson. door prize went to Mrs Thomas Russell. Light refreshments and a decorated birthday cake were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. A. McClintock
A. McClintock
West
Congress Street
Robert Sprague
William Johnson
Paul Stroup
Johnson
Thomas Russell
Film Program At Kiwanis Club Meeting
A colored film illustrating Curtis Publishing magazines was shown at the Kiwanis Club meeting at the Hotel Corry. The program was organized by Page Louderback with Bruce Lane as new troop committee organizer. Max Davereatie was named in charge of explorer advancement. Ray Weber, Leo, Frank Grice, Page Lauderback, Arthur Jackson, Philip Zazneck, and Walter Auer held various roles. Over 400 dollars from the dental fund has been spent and more cases await aid. plans to increase fund maintenance were outlined. A pamphlet from Kiwanis International on the American way of life will be distributed locally. A quartet—Lynn Rice, Rossbavker, Frank McKnight, James Harper—provided musical selections after group singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Saturday Evening Post
Curtis Publishing Company
Kiwanis Lub
Hotel Corry
Page Louderback
Bruce Lane
Typac
Lane
Max Davereatie
Ray ‘Weber
Leo
Frank Grice
Page Lauderbaci
Arthur Jackson
Philip Zazneck
Walter Auer
Kiwanis Tnteme
Lynn Rice
Mr. Rossbavker
Frank McKnight
James Harper
Navy Mothers Club Holds Routine Meeting at JOOF Hall
The Navy Mothers Club met last evening at the JOOF Hall for a regular session with Mrs. Clarence Cox, commander, presiding. After the meeting a social period offered refreshments of coffee and tea served by Mrs. Cox and Mrs. Ross Jukes. The next meeting date is March 1st.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Mothers Club
Joof Hall
Clarence Cox
Miss Patricia Clark Engagement Announced
Mrs. Stella Clark, 654 Liberty Street, announces the engagement of her daughter Patricia to Jack E. Dundon, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Dundon, 328 Mead Avenue. Both graduates of Corry Senior High School. She works at Snap-Tite Inc. in Union Gliy, and he works for L. W. Cross cut. No wedding date is announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Clark
Stella Clark
Liberty Street
Patricia
Jack E. Dundon
C. J. Dundon
Mead Avenue
Miss Clark
Mr. Dundon
Corry Senior
Snap-Tite Inc
Ab Union Gliy
L. W. Crosscut
Applications for 1954 Auto Tags Are In Mail
Harrisburg The initial batch of 1984 license plates are in today’s mail for car owners who return completed applications with the $10 on the first date. The Revenue Department began mailing 2,626,863 renewal applications last Thursday and completed the job yesterday. Before finish, about 18,000 forms from the first mailing had been returned completed. The new law staggers expiration dates for passenger and commercial plates. March 1 is the deadline for passenger cars with 1053 licenses and May 1 for commercial vehicles, with nearly 700,000 renewal applications for commercial plates mailed beginning April 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rre
Harrisburg
Lcense
Shire Revenue
Death After Fall at Hostetter Mine in Latrobe
George Pit tick, 67, died from shock and internal injuries after a wine fall at Hostetter Mine operated by Jamison Coal and Coke Co. in Latrobe Pennsylvania. Official reports indicate the fatal incident occurred today with investigators reviewing circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latrobe
George Pittick
Hostetter
Jamison Coal and Coke Co
Bride of 10 Days Dies of Leukemia
Marie Rebar, bride of 10 days, lies dying in Scranton after doctors diagnose leukemia. Tim Chulak Jr, who learned of the illness two weeks before their wedding, faces an unimaginable future as plans for the couple’s life proceed despite the prognosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Scranton
Pani Chulak Jr
Marie Rebar
Tim
Bride Falls Ill After Honeymoon Departure
The wedding took place as planned on February 6 and the couple drove to New York for their honeymoon. After about an hour on the road, the bride collapsed and cannot likely survive. Doctors estimate Canada’s coal reserves at 55 carloads per person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gill
Canada
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William Scott
Rising Sun
Scott
Wayne Street
Harry Drennan
Allentown
John Cullen
Concord Street
Patrick McGraw
Arkansas
Walter McGraw
Franklin Street
McGraw
Aberdeen
E. W. Feldt
West Smith Street
Mexico
Kathy
Bonnie Gates
Liette Jackson
Doris Little
Marilyn Stultz
Susan Lindberg
Carlton Lauder
Merrill Wade
Wade
Erie Playhouse
Father Malachy
Erie
H. E. Vaughan
St. Petersburg
Fla
Rasselas Brown
Loretta Belden
Miami Beach
James Peterson
EN2
Norfolk
Carl J. Peterson
First Avenue
The
Ammillary
Crowell
State College
Robert Brown
Montreal
Quebec
Nova Scotia
Vermont
Japan
Estella Wells
T. al- Ian May
Stewart
P.M
le Qi
Eddie Canton
Will Rogers, Jr
Aswson
Jeagheie Towan
Sherdeman Ie
Sidney Skoll
Alfred E Gree
F ‘Wagner Daas Heover
Leva Tex Barker Prylli
Chapin’s
F.C. Chapin & Son
Bakers’ Choice
Irmgard Paul
Levy Institute of Baking
Tote
Chis
Junior
Geoving
Mee
Meerdink
House OF Furniture
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