Presbyterian Women's Association Met at Mrs Louby Home
The Hem OC E LY group met with co chair Mrs Merle Page presiding in the chairman's absence. Members filled an afternoon with a mission study on Latin American crises, reviewed pages from He Wells Orchids, and enjoyed light refreshments before adjourning to meet March 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Women’s Association
Merle Page
Calvin Girele
Frank Dodd
W. 4A. Louby
Russell Brigus
Rotary Club Inducts Three New Members At Corry Hotel
Dr John M Muir Jerome Davis and Allan Hasbrouck were inducted at a Rotary meeting last evening at Hotel Corry Horton J Davis welcomed the trio with a warm greeting and Rotary pins a book Adventures In Service was presented England High O Hare spoke on weight control and a Metropolitan Life Insurance film Losing to Win was shown Arch Blaha Jamestown attended the event Plans for a minstrel show and rehearsals were announced Westminster Circle met at Mrs Clarence Wallace's West Pleasant Street Mrs Cleo Higgins presided and Miss Adele McCry aided in refreshments Discussion covered foreign missions and the first chapters of He Wears Orchids We Americans Nozi and South were reviewed by Mrs Wallace and Mrs Porter Auer Plans for a father and son banquet and a white elephant sale were discussed for March 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary
John M. Muir
Jerome Davis
Allan Hasbrouck
Rotary Club
Hotel Corry
Horton J. Davis
Archie Shepard
High O'Hare
Hin
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Julius Blaha
Jamestown
Aia
Westminster Circle
Jesu
Clarence Wallace
West Pleasant
Cleo Higghs
Philip Segal
South
Wallace
Porter Auer
Paul Byer
Letwrenice McCray
Adele McCry
William Gumbleton
Concord Study Circle Meeting Reports Adolescent Character
The Concord School Study Circle continued its discussion on building healthy personalities in adolescence at the Snyder Circle home of Mrs. Del mar Tundeen. Mrs. Mildred Denton led the discussion from the PB. T.A magazine article "Character That Clicks." Dessert was served by Mrs. Lundeen with assistance from Mrs. James Riddle, Mrs. Norman Turbell and Mrs. Charles Bailey. A date for the next meeting will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Study Circle
Concord School
Snyder Circle
Delmar Tundeen
Mildred
Scout Program At Fairview P T A Meeting
The Fairview School P T A monthly meeting featured Cub Scout and Brownie dens presenting skits songs and pledges. Den mothers and leaders included Franke Grice Jr Joseph Baressi Edward McAlroy Paw Swoop G B Chie Cols Hanna and Leland Wilcox led about 25 boys and 20 girls. Founders Day gift votes were taken and a nominating committee was chosen to report next meeting. Second grade won attendance honors among 40 parents present. Next meeting is Thursday March 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview P. T. A
Cub
Snd
Brownless
Fairview
P. TA
Franke Grice, Jr
Joseph Baressi
Edwaid McAlroy
Paw Swoop
G.B. Chie
Coils Hanna
Leland Wilcox
Marion Janes
Donald Gates
Lawrence Hansen
Gradale Sorority Plans Social March Eighteenth
At a meeting held at Miss Wilma Ingram’s Grove street home, Gradale Sorority discussed a social for March 18. Mrs. Orlo Bwine was named mentor, committees were formed for pie social duties, bylaws were read and adopted, the charter obtained, and 18 members attended with light refreshments served. The next session is set for March 4 in the rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Ingram
Grove Street
Orlo Bwine
Mary Allen Lee
Mary Galslu
Sally Berkhous
Elsie Lee
Mary Elton Lee
Marah
Surprise Birthday Party for Mrs Bertha Smith
Mrs Bertha Smith was guest of honor at a surprise birthday party given Monday evening by Mrs Charles Sutter at 131 Lemon Street. Guests included Meg, Arthur Fairchild, Mrs Carolyn Schick, Mrs Lester Hepler, Mrs Arthur Beckerink and her two Sherman children. Refreshments featured salad and decorated cake with mint juleps. Mrs Smith received fine gifts from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Smith
Charles Sutter
Lemon Street
Meg
Arthur Fairchild
Carolyn Schick
Lester Hepler
Arthur Beckerink
Sherman
Mrs Smith
Friendship Aid Meeting At Shannon Home
Mrs. Robert Shannon of Wright street hosted the Friendship Aid group from the Evangelical United Brethren Church. Mrs. Cloyd Harvey led the devotional, followed by a routine business meeting. The evening concluded with members quilting and social time for 17 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Aid
Shannon Home
Robert Shannon
Wright Street
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Cloyd Harvey
Gertrude Grover
Mrs Walter McCray Honored With Stork Shower
Mrs Walter McCray was honored by 95 friends in Spartansburg with a stork shower hosted by Mrs Paul McCray and Mrs Jessie Ehapp. Prizes went to Mrs Richard Burrows Mrs James Wells and Mrs Maxene Harrison. Attendees came from Elgin Corry and Spartansburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter McCray
Paul McCray
Jessie Ehapp
Spartansburg
Richard Burrows
James Wells
Maxene Harrison
Ministerial Group Honored The Bowmans
A farewell dinner at The Corry Den honored Rev Harry E Bowman and his wife. The Corry Ministerial Association hosted about 14 ministers and their wives with Rev James McIntosh speaking on the ministers listed and Rev Bowman giving a fitting reply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowmans
Harry
Bowman
Corry den
Corry
Birthday Party Honors Mrs Davis and Mrs McCray at Sparta
Mrs Arthur Davis of Spartans and Mrs Ehrl McCray of D 1 hosted a surprise birthday party last night at the Davis home. About 92 relatives and guests from Clymer Spartansburg and Corry attended. Games entertained, then cake ice cream and coffee were served with gifts presented to both honorees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparta
Arthur Davis
Spartanshure
Ehrl McCray
D. 1
Dorothy Davis
Clymer
Spartansburg
Corry
Davis
McCrays
Wonder Salve and Soap Sold Locally, Promising Cure
An old advertisement touts Wonder Salve and Wonder Medicated Soap as remedies for various ailments, claiming antiseptic properties and satisfaction guarantees. The copy notes sales in Corry by Widmann & Teal and Tansen's Cut Rate and urges readers to visit their hometown druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itelingg
Wittete
Wonder
Corry
Widmann & Teal
Tansen
Adv
Harding School Association Meeting At Local Club Social
The Harding Home and School Avewbition met last night at the school in the president’s absence Mrs Merill Hamilton. Mrs Frank Dahl was elected secretary as the batante of the year is Mrs Wesley Smith is McVinn un Brie. Mrs Constance McMillyn gave an interesting talk and showed slides of teaching experiences while Id Rayplumes Barer gave an education explanation. Members Leslie Messenger Paul Clarke and William Dan served wingerbread with whipped cream kid coffee. The group will meet next on March 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding School Association
Harding
Merill Hamilton
Frank Dahl
Wesley Smith
Hartley
Mra Smith
Constance McMillyn
Leslie Messenger
Paul Clarke
William Dan
Washington Birthday Program For Rebekahs Observed
A Washington Birthday program by the Rebekahs featured new member Mrs. Walter Dedeas welcomed into the group at the 0. F. Hall. Mrs. Frank Hepler organized the site, followed by a routine business meeting led by Mrs. J. B. Clark. Dessert was served by several members and singing indoors highlighted the event. Next meeting set for March 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Rebekah Lodze Lasevenine
F. Hall
Walter Dedeas
Sherman Iridge
Frank Hepler
J. B. Clark
Eleanor Hudson
Kirk Brown
Ralph Gates
Tra Wickwire
Warren Faro
Ie Washnelon
Commissioners To Give $20 000 To Airport Erie
County commissioners plan a 20000 contribution toward Port Erie Airport improvements and, if legal, a 10 year agreement for a 30000 annual appropriation. A July meeting with Chamber of Commerce and Airport Authority officials set the plan, with legal ruling by County Solicitor Meld expected Tuesday. The funding would pair with city and state and federal matching funds to enable borrowing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Airport
Erie
Port Erly
Muade
Chamber of Commerce, Airport Authority
Erie Pilots’ Association
Uhe Court House
Jacob Meld
Myagy Freograne
Airport Authority
Goready
Dod
Fred Downing, Jr
Death of OPA News Reaches Denver Garage Owner
A Denver garage operator questions the Office of Price Stabilization after reading a newspaper item. He recalls charging seven years ago and notes today it may not be enough money. The garage man, Delter Battandel, who runs a shop at Pritchett in a Southeastern Colorado hamlet, charged 85 dollars plus gaskets to overhaul a six cylinder engine, while the same work in Denver runs as high as 90 dollars plus materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asouumi
Denver
Charg Ny
Delter
Battandell
Pritchett
Colorado
Dei
OPA
Office of Price Stabilization
Bollander
OPS
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Shelley Winters
Retaa Conte
McHally
Charles Bickford
Malone
Cen
Son OF
DR. Jekyll
Sky Survey
Palomar Observatory
California
Ace
Kinney Plumbing CO
Columbus
Nick Aquiling
Joseph Glaysone
Pittsburgh
Mary Went
Berthy Hoyt
Johnny Wells
Houston
Texas
Rela~ives
J. Donald Watson
James Lewis
Witherspoon
Watson
East Congress Street
Glenn Mckinney
Loblaws
Carter
Washington
Rebekahs Aly Aimennninte Gar“. Tattle
Philadelphia
Nathan R. Melhovi
Lutheral
Tiled Linthetanl Church of America
Lunkenan Hospital
Mantial Hight
Methorn
Manning
The
Organ
CCM
Helen
Stahl
Beawly
F. C. Chapin & Son
North Center Street
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