Twenty Initiated In Women Of The Moose
The Women of the Moose held a regular session with Mina Jewell presiding. Mrs Mary French instructor of Erie and Mrs Hazel Ayers of Warren Moose were introduced and welcomed. The senior regent presented a corsage to Mrs French and reported a coffee urn and mantel clock donated by members. Twenty new members were initiated and two transfers from Warren Lodge joined. The class was named for Mrs French and she gave an instructive talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose
The
Regilar
Mina Jewell
Mary French
Erie
Hazel Ayers
Warren
Birthday Party At Potocki Home Honors Tommy Fifth
Birthday party held yesterday from three to six p m at the Potocki home celebrated Tommy Potocki turning five. Guests included Richard Hosier Janice Hosier Robdy Tubbs Kathie Scholton Mary Ann Scholton Patty Howlett Judy Gyonostar and Mary Henton. Hostess gave favors noisemakers and served sandwiches birthday cake ice cream and null.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potocki
John Potocki
Lodge Meeting Announces Next Session After Sale
Five members present at the meeting preceded by a white elephant sale. The lodge will meet again on Thursday March 7. Very delicious refreshments were served by the committee.
Miss Eileen Williams Weds Capt Leonard Nystedt
Miss Eileen Williams daughter of Mr. and Mrs west A Williams of 412 West Smith street married Captain Leonard E Nystedt son of Henry Wystedt of Springfield Massachusetts at the Baptist Church parsonage in North East Rev Twi Shreve uncle of the bride officiated in the presence of close family The bride wore gray with Cuscia accessories and a corsage of American Beauty roses. The ceremony followed by a reception at the parsonage. The couple left for a brief southward honeymoon. The bride is a graduate of the Commercial Art Institute in Philadelphia and formerly worked at the Army Signal Corps Depot. Captain Nystedt, a Norwich University graduate, is an electrical engineer and a member of Hampden Lodge F and A M He recently returned from 18 months service in the European Theater of Operations. The wedding drew relatives from Springfield Baltimore Philadelphia and Jamestown along with several local residents. The article lists numerous relatives and friends visiting or traveling for the event and notes ongoing movements of service members and locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eileen Williams
Capt. Nystedt
Mra
West A. Williams
West Smith Street
Leonard E. Nystedt
Henry Wystedt
Springfield
Mass
Baptist Church Parsonage
North East
Twi Shreve
Charles Scripture
Scripture
Nystedt
Corry
Commercial Art Institute
Philadelphia
Army Signal Corps Depot
Norwich University
Northfield
Hampden Lodae F. & A. Mf
ETO
Henry Nystedt
Baltimore
Rex Mulheirn
J. Mulheirn
East Street
Roger Stowe
Greensboro
Rolland M. Stowe
Essex Street
Stowe
Europe
Elmer BF. Smith
Columbia Pike
Elmer Smith
East Washington Strep
John T. Dempsey
United States
Pittsburgh
West Wayne Street
Nina Brow
Jamestown
Westfield
Katherine Henline
Mary Katherine
Oil City
Henline
Doe
Marion Street
Charles Rich
S. M
Lewes
Del
John Mitchell
West Bond Street
Anna. Meyers
Chicago
Titusville
Mary
Oscar Fritz
North Center
Miami
Sarasota
Fls
Viicini
Mortis Bernstein
Bersteins
Roden Wickwire Marriage Announced in Cleveland
Mr and Mrs Bar M Wickwire of Columbus announce the marriage of their daughter Virginia Mary to James H Roden son of Mr and Mrs Henry Roden of Fowl avenues The ceremony was held Saturday February 5 at 7 pm with Rev William Leyshon of the Methodist Church Cleveland officiating The bride is a Corry Senior High School class of 1941 graduate My Boden attended Union City and was recently discharged from the Army after four years They will live in Cleveland where they are employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roden-Wickwire
Bar
M. Wickwire
Columbus
Virginia Mary
James H. Roden
Wire
Henry Roden
Fowl Avenues
William Leyshon
Methodist Church
Cleveland
Boden
Corry
Ani My. Boden
Union City School
Bingo Club Meeting Brightens Pleasant Evening
The Bingo Club gathered at Mrs. Fred Snapp’s West Frederick street home. Eleven members and one guest, Mrs. Opal Mallory of Union City, attended. Prizes went to Mrs. Ruth Wagner and Mrs. Nellie Marks. Themed decor honored Washington’s birthday. Refreshments included shrimp salad and coffee. Next meeting planned for March T with Mrs Rath Wasnes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Due aueeyNg
Fred Snapp
West Frederick Street
Opal Mallory
Union City
Ruth Wagner
Nellie Marks
Washington
Rath Wasnes
Washington P T A Met At School
Washington P T A met in Room 4 of the school yesterday afternoon with 18 members present. The president Mrs Philip Zollmeck led the meeting after devotions by Mrs Clifford Austin and a Founder’s Day reading by Mrs Charlotte Swan. Cupcakes and tea followed. next meeting slated for March 21 in the evening. Washington School Study Circle to meet February 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lue Wasmneron
Sellogs P.T. A
Philip Zollmeck
Ciliford Austin
Charlotte Swan
Washington School Study Circle
Pepruary
Card Club Entertained At Hotel Corry
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Chapin hosted their card club at Hotel Corry with a turkey dinner and tea. Afterward the group moved to the Chapin home on Raymond Avenue to continue with cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Card Club
Hotel Corry
Morris Chapin
Chapin
Raymond Avenue
Daughter born to Detroit couple with Clark lineage
Introducing a daughter born yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. Darvey Walker of Detroit Michigan. Mrs. George R Clark of Hast Main Street is the girl’s great grandmother. John R Clark formerly of this city now in Detroit is the grandfather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darvey Walker
Detroit
Mich
George R. Clark
Main Street
Fifahi
John R. Clark
Dr Hugh O Hare Speaks at Kiwanis Club Meeting
Dr Hugh O Hare addressed twenty five Kiwanis Club members at the Ritz Restaurant last evening. He shared Army service experiences in the United States and Europe, displayed maps and photos of his buildings, hospitals and other views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maco U Hare
I- Wants Club
Ritz
Europe
Contract Club Meets At Mrs. Horton Davis Home
Last evening two bridge games were played at Mrs. Horton Davis home on West Congress Street Jest svenink. Mrs. Walter Scott and Mrs. George Jackson won the bridges while Mrs. Elston captured the special Brite. Mrs. Davis served a savory salad course to guests. Addition! Society on Page Three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Contract Club
Horton Davis
West
Congress Street
Rehoboth Class Met At Sherwood Home
The Rehoboth Sunday School class of the United Brethren Church met last evening at Mr and Mrs Marshall Sherwood East Trying Street for its five monthly gathering. Mrs Ray Beagle led devotions Vernon Welch presided at the business session noting the final 25 pledge for Carry Memorial Hospital Fund. Letters from Miss Clara Mann missionary in Kentucky were read and enjoyed. Mrs Robert Fleming led games for George Washingtons birthday. Refreshments by Mr and Mrs Arnold Fish and Mr and Mrs Richard Hurlbut featured cherry pie whipped cream and coffee. The next meeting will be held March 21 at the home of Mr and Mrs John Wastley Elk Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rehoboth
Sherwood
United Brethren Church
Marshall Sherwood
East Trying Street
Ray Beagle
Vernon Welch
Clara Mann
Kentucky
Robert Fleming
Grorge Washington
Aerold Fish
Richard Hurlbut
John Wastley
Elkstvet
W R C Plans Supper For Hospital Fund
The W R C met at the O Hall with Mrs. K D Brown presiding. Plans were made for a chicken supper to raise funds for the Corry Memorial Hospital Fund, with Mrs Eva Hill named general chairman and all proceeds to the hospital fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. IG
K. D. Brown
Eva Hill
Corry Memorial Hospital Fund
Shower Honored Mrs Richard Bachofner at Home
Mrs Raymond Bachofner of 62 Snyder Circle entertained 16 guests last evening honoring Mrs Richard Bachofner. Five toadred was the entertainment and awards went to Mrs Norbert Bachofner and Miss Dorothy Hauenstein. Mrs Bachofner served sandwiches gingerbread with whipped cream and coffee. The honored guest received a shower of useful gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ans
Micnate BacheyNet
Raymond Bachofner
Snyder Circle
Norbert, Bacholner
Dorothy Hauenstein
Bachomer
Spencer Aid Met With Mrs Merry and Guests
Spencer Community Act meeting held yesterday afternoon with Mrs Lyle Merry presiding. Five visitors attended the session and the group conducted its business before James assisted with a sewing project for Red Cross and the hostess served a delicious act in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Spencer Community
Lyle Merry
James
Birthday Party at Van Dresar Home
Mrs Alfred Van Dresar hosted a birthday gathering at her home honoring Mr Van Dresar and Mr George Beardsley. A total of five hundred enjoyed the party with winners named as Mr and Mrs Vern Group, Emery Coates and Mrs Seardsley. Lunch featured pelad sandwiches birthday cake and coffee at a table with a red white and blue color scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Dresar
Alfred van Dresar
George Beardsley
Vern Group
Emery Coates
Seardsley
Dinner and Dance at St Edward's Hall
Rector Rev Francis J Graves of St Thomas Church and St Edward's School hosted a dinner and dance for the parish choir school fens t ind the altar boys. Held in the School hall, BWA ladies served a fine chicken menu. Father Graves and Mother Robaczew gave remarks and dancing followed the meal with the youths enjoying the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Edward’s Hall
Francis J. Graves
St. Thomas’ Church
St. Edward's School
BWA
Anthony Robaczew
Graves
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. Donald Watson
Orlando
Fla
Registran
Orlandia Army Air Base
Jimmie
East Congress Street
William T. Chain
Helen Elizabeth
Carl M. Wick- Wire
Ellabeth Watts
American Red Cross
Alexandria
Way
Mildred Alfred
Walter Carnaha
Lawrence Park
Margaret Laird
Fort, Belgar
Jerry
Carol Dickson
Ravenna
Morris Wickwie
North Center Street
Walter Bennink
Dau
Hagel Benmints
Bass Smith Street
Carroll Johnson
Williamsonistrict
Send Club
Holst Corry
James Roden
Cleveland O
Earl M. Wickwire
Henry ‘Roden
Harley
Joseph Chelton
Earl Chelton
Boua
Earl
Verne Wiel Blwit Chelton
Vy Lindstrem
Sues? Grove
Lisle Hallett
Leon
Plorence
Titeen Utandehiideen
Erantison
Clyde Hallett
Airtmed
Chelton
Sini
Lymstrinwe
Mirtin
Braleman
Klay
St Petersburg
Fin
Ballest Gonlwerd
Mint Beach
Key West
Alan Dimmrick
Wil
Lawrence Davison
Paul Brynolfsin
Floyd Holcomb
Tracy WhiteHead
Lloyd Stowe
Ralph Fogie
Emory Smith
City
Tawconne Guring
Clymer
Warner ‘Theatre
Brie
Edward Reachant
Patty
Phyllis
Hellevii
Arived
Rosch
George Pattersith
Merrill Lillie
Ruth
Barbara Roberts
St. Paul's Cathedral
Wir
Robert Franz
Judy
Tdiana
Franz
W. J. Parks
Leo Gardner
Gardner Co
Buluji
Wiswud Ci
F. Bice
E. Crawford
North
P.T.A
Hugh O'Hare
Kiwanis Club
Pert
Addition! Society
Wilcox Grocery
East Main Street
Chase & Sanborn Coffi
Richard Bachofner
Virgin
Zuckerman
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