Society Notes and Local News From Corry Era
Corry society items include engagements weddings and home front morale notes. Regis Burns in England expects to meet Capt. Hugh O’Hare. Mary Elizabeth Bekstrom wed Lieut Eugene F. Lyon at Franklin Emmanuel Lutheran Church and left for Laredo, Texas. Community highlights cover influenza clinic cancellation, school renovations, opera plans, service clubs, and local personnel updates across Erie's region.
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Regis Burns
Rex Theatre
England
Hugh O'Hare
British Isles
Corry
Mary Elizabeth Bekstrom
J. P. Bekstrom
Eugene FE. Lyon
J. L. Lyon
Franklin Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Laredo
Tex
American Legion Auxiliary
Shirley Dickinson
Aero Office
Layden Mosher Nuptials Announced in Union City
Announcement of the December 28 marriage of Milda Mosher, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lee Mosher of Union City, to Joni Layden, son of the late Mr and Mrs Thomas Layden. The ceremony was performed by Rev Lawrence Trembly at St Teresa's rectory in Union City. Mrs Layden teaches at the Dash Hill school and Mr Layden works at Raymond Manufacturing. After a wedding trip they will reside at 282 Fourth Avenue Union City.
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Triske
Paul Pullom
Uity Art Force School
Tnspec
A. J. Studd
J. R. Jshark
Bobble
Port Fewen
Berniece Hinkley
Buffalo
Robert Hinkley
Nirland
Camp
Atterbury
Ind
Hinkley
Camp Atterbury
Harvey D. Bromley
Fort Ke
Tex
Davebler
East South Street
Bromley
Oil City
Robert G. Green
Frank Green
South St
Erie
Lerel
James A. Rounds
Panama Canal Zone
Oviry
Eva Jameson
Wilma Rich
S.S. Lilies of
Briels
Layden-Mosher
Milda Mosher
Lee Mashier
Union City
Joni Bounet
Layden
Thomas Layden
Mart
Lawrence ‘Trembly
Sir. Teresa
Tio City
Dadh Hill School
Raymond Manufacturing Company
Fourth Avenue
Union Ty
Corry Grange No. 55 Installs New Officers
On New Year’s Day Corry Grange No. 55 met to install officers for the year. Frank Chaffee of Wattsboro Grange led the ceremony. New officers included Master Oscar Lindstrom and several assistants with Ruth Swart as treasurer and Ellen Ball as secretary. Refreshments followed for the gathering.
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Corry Grange No
Frank Chaffee
Oi Wattsbore Grange
Oscar Lindstrom
William Akam
Lona Rickersoon
Vernon Swans
Orval Tompkins
Frank Darrow
Ruth Swart
Ellen Ball
Mabel Akam
Ceres
Audrey Akam
Pomona
Emma Swanson
Bertha Warner
Bertha Tompkins
Axel Swanson
Engagement of Florence Dahlstrand to Navy man announced
Florence Mary Dahlstrand daughter of Mr and Mrs H F Dahlstrand 1004 West Th street Erie engaged to Howard Woodworth electrician mate 2 c USN son of Mr and Mrs Ben Woodworth 12 Rios Avenue Girard Miss Dahlstrand formerly of Corry graduated from Strong Vincent High School Erie employed in Eyre Dry Goods cosmetic department Woodworth graduated Union High School Girard prior to Navy induction worked for Briggs Havenlocher Inc No wedding date announced.
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Corry
Florence Mary Dahlstrand
H. F. Dahlstrand
West Tha Street
Erie
Howard Woodworth
USN
Ben. Woodworth
Rios Avenue
Girard
Miss Dahlrand
Miss Dahlstrand
Strong Vincent High School
Eyie
Eyie Dry Goods Co
Woodworth
Union High School
Navy
Briggs-Havenlocher Inc
Hospital Auxiliary Committees Appointed
At Corry Hospital Auxiliary monthly meeting the ante and monthly reports were given and committees for the current year appointed. The president Mrs A B Boag named purchasing committee members and membership committee members. A new member joined and associate members were named. The group voted to cancel the spring telephone bridge party.
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Alt
Corry Hospital
A. 8. Boag
Arthur Colesgrove
O. W. Bracken
Earl Haight
Frank Grico, Jr
January Meeting of Cory Business and Professional Women's Club
The Cory Business and Professional Women's Club held its January meeting at the North Center street club rooms. New member Richer Rossacher joined, with president Lillian Macay presiding and Mrs G B Kyser leading the United Nations Review. Refreshments followed, and the social meeting is set for January 17. Nearby notes mention Frame Store manager position for Lawrence Clark and residence changes for Bruce Banks and John Banks families. Also mentions Hap Ward death and New Year Rose Bowl attendance by Gloria Gordon and Murph Corbin on the west coast.
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Columbus
Marjorie Lawrence
Metropolitan Opera
Miami Beach
Pla
Robert J. Armstrong
Australia
Hubert Welden
Gould Street
Sullivan
Mead Dolning
Steve
N. B. Club
N. B. Clu
New Yeak
Paul Daniels
West Park Place
William Webster
Marion Davis
Virgil Ross
Donna May
Ela Belle Roschie
Frank Fitch
Mss. Webster
Philadelphia
Corry
Jack Vani
Italy
Damuwry 17
Mabel Nielsen
West Washington Street
Cory Business and Professional Women’s Club
North Center Suet
Richer Ross
Bacher
Miks Lillian Macay
G. B. Kyser
United Nations Review
Kyser
Milton Zalaneck
Lawrence Clark
Gloria Gordon
Murbhs Corbin
West Coast
Washington
USC
Mrs Russell Clark Elected Circle Head
Mrs Russell Clark was elected president of Circle No 1, W. S. G. 8. of the Methodist Church, at the group’s 1944 meeting held last evening at Mrs W L Marsh’s East South street home. Officers also include Mrs Edmund Barr as vice president, Miss Edna Johnson as secretary, and Mrs W L Marsh as treasurer.
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Circle No 1
Hirch
W. L. Marsh
East South Street
B. ‘A. Gelbreath
Russell Chirk
Edmund Barr
Edna Johnson
Marsh
Tryin Young
Edmund Bart
Introducing A sou at Coby hospital for Mir and Mrs Babcock
A sou is born Monday afternoon at Coby hospital to Mir and Mrs. Taines Babcock. Mrs Babcock, formerly Miss Ruth Nelson, resides at 41 West Wayne Street.
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Coby Hospital
Mir
Taines Babcock
West Wayne Street
Babcock
Ruth Nelson
Green claims chief of staff should identify himself
President and congressional figures clash over labor disputes during wartime. Rep Shafer urges an official inquiry as Green asserts the faults lie with government handling. Republican and Democrat members debate identification, responsibility, and broader wartime labor policy.
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Contuneu Som Faweney
Shafer
R-Mich
Congress
Kilday
D-Tex
House
Ball
Rminn
Bub
George D-Ga
Radio Tonight Mix of NBC CBS Programs and Guests
NBC airs Salute to Youth at 7:30 followed by Ginny Simms and a Mystery Theater. Bob Hope and Red Skelton also schedule 10 pm slots. CBS features Big Town drama Judy Canova Burns and Allen reports and panel trials. Guest talks include Rep R M Kleberg on subsidies and Chester Bowles on OPA, with America Tomorrow Forum later.
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NBC
Ginny Simms
Mystery Thoate
Pibber McGee
Bob Hope
Red Skelton
CBS
Judy Canova
Burns and Allen
Nabion
R. M. Kleberg
Tmi
Duliy’s
Fred Ailen
Pamels
Chester Bowles
OPA
America Tomorrow Forum
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Rea Theatre
Hawaii
Frans Furniture Store
Home Economics
Bizet
Warner ‘Theatre
Philadelphia Opera Company
Temple Men's Club
Bat” A
Theresa Fox
Tom Mead
New Guinea
Dick Out
Texas
Claude Hulet
Norms Bennett
Engineering Department
War Department
Pontiac
Mich
Ray Stearns
Gerry Golden Rule
Inglewood
Calif
U. 0
Pennsylvania
Aoe
Gertrude Piteh
Pyt la- Vert Piteh
Air
George Goggins
D. Armour Hillstrom
David
Jamestown
Hickman
Byron Fitch
Hattie Bakey
Maria Mount Jeff
Morgantown
W. Va
University of West Virginia
JB. Mount
West Frederick Street
Walter Carter
Peter Bidwell
Hye
Lindergreen
Ann
Linda
Wellesley
Mass
MacKenzie
Concord Street
Cora Crippen
Wright Street
Kane
J. Karl Nardle
B. J. Nardle
John Webb
Pittsburgh
Harold Burgnon
East Fredrick Street
Erle
Lanston
South Center St
Dial
Loblaw
Florida
Swift
Wilson’s
County Fair
Hamburg
Wiemers
Curtis Jewelry Store
Russell Clark
Helen
Chapin
F.C. Chapin & Sons
Green
Zuckerman
Fox
the National Bank OF Corry Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Vards Vay
Ms of the Hotly
Voche
Phil Gordon
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