Alma Gardner Hosts 500 Club Evening at West Wayne
Mrs Alma Gardner entertained seven members of her 400 club and two guests Mrs A B Morrison and Mrs Mervin Garlson Tuesday at her West Wayne street home. Ann Esterbrook Sarah Zalz neck and John Newcomb arranged prizes after cards. A salad course with rolls and cookies followed. On January 20 members will meet with Mrs Newcomb of West Congress street as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Gardner
A.B. Morrison
Mervin Garlson
West Wayne Steel
Ann Esterbrook
Sarah Zalzneck
John Newcomb
Women of the Moose Plan Conference Meeting
The Women of the Moose held their end year meeting led by senior regent Mrs. Donald Gates. They outlined plans for a January 25 conference featuring chapters from tblon Union City Erie Meadville Ol City and Warren, with a 9:30 p.m. dinner at the Corry Hotel for local members and guests. Mrs Dester Hepler shared a Mooseheart trip report and Mrs Dora Daye won the attendance board. Next meeting is January 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Moose
Donald Gates
Tblon
Union City
Erie
Mead- Me
Ol City
Warren
Corry Hotel
Dester Hepler
Mooseheart
Local Card Club Meeting At Mrs Garfield’s Home
Mrs Robert Garfield of West South Street hosted the 509 club last evening with eight members present. They played 500 and awarded prizes to Mrs Nicille Church Mrs John Maloney and Mrs Don Clark. Guests enjoyed sandwiches gingerbread and coffee. Mildred Cross will entertain on January 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Garfield
West South Street
Nicille Church
John’ Maloney
Don Clark
Mildred Cross
Golden Lax Tablets Promote Health And Appetite
Ad advertises ENJOY LIFE Golden Lax Tablets as a tonic laxative that gently removes intestinal poisons. Claims one or two tablets taken at night insure appetite for breakfast and day, warns against dosage escalation, notes distress and danger from excess. Sold at 25¢ and 50¢ at all druggists.
Corry Area News Briefs Include Doe in Lake and Local Happenings
New Year items describe a young doe found frozen in Findley Lake between the big island and upper lake stumps. Also reported: a 1948 two tone green Commodore Hudson sold and delivered, local people traveling to Oklahoma, a hotel cook leaving, a funeral note for Frank Langworthy, and various community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findley
Big Island
O. A. Oe
South Center Street
Hudson
Hudson Motor Sales
Friendship Aid Met Last Evening
The Friendship Aid Society of the Evangelical United Brethren Church met Tuesday evening at Mrs. Bean McElroy's home on West Columbus Avenue. Twenty one members and one guest, Mrs. Edrwin Keppel, attended. Miss Esther Pounds led a devotional. Mrs. Lynn Campbell presided over the business session as letters from Miss Mildred Young in Kentucky and the Quincy Home were read praising the Christmas box and mittens sent by members. Refreshments were served by Mrs. McElroy assisted by Mrs. Style Chase. Next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Mellroy at East Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Aid
Friendship Aid Society
The
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Bean McElroy
West
Columbus Avenue
Edrwin Keppel
Esther Pounds
Lynn Campbell
Mildred Young
Kentucky
Quincy
Purchasing Agents To Meet Thursday in Warren
The Purchasing Agents Association of Northwest Pennsylvania will hold its next regular meeting at the Bluend White Restaurant in Warren. Dinner at 6:30 pm will precede a brief business session with a discussion on strengthening relations between purchasing and engineering production led by C. H. Holden of Raymond Mfg. Co. A report on commodities including steel led by Henry Ledebur of Hammond Iron Works, Warren, and fuel oil led by Louis Cooney of National Forge and Ordinance Tevine will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purchasing Agents’ Association of
Northwestern Pennsylvania
Warren
C. H. Holden
Raymond Mfg
Henry Ledebur
Hammond Iron Works
Louis Cooney
The
National Forge and Ordinance HE Tevine
Lillian Guild Met For Pleasant Session
Lillian Guild of the summati ve Episcopal Church met for a tureen dinner at Mrs. Carl Davis's home in North Centre street at 6 o clock. A short business meeting followed with Mrs. Don Williams as president. hymnals for the church will be purchased by the Lillian and Emmanuel Guilds. The next meeting will be a White Elephant party at the rectory on Maple avenue February 3. Attendants included Mrs. George Jackson Mrs. H R Benson and S pears. Also noted were visits from Mrs. Esther Jones and families from Corry. Mrs. Jesse Whitney acts as manager of the House of Flowers at 440 South Center street while owner Mrs. George Royce is hospitalized. Whitney and Royce previously worked at Rowe Flower Shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Guild
Summative Episcopal Church
Carl Davis
North Center Aireet
Don Williams
Emmanuel Guild
Jesse Whitney
House of Flowers
South Center Street
George Royce
Corry Hospital
Local residents travel for business and visits
F Bettes and Harold Murphy left this morning for Cleveland to stay on business for Powell Motor Co. Mr and Mrs Harley Johnson of North Center street returned Monday from New York City after visiting relatives. Robert Pron of East Congress street expected back tomorrow from Chicago where he attended a furniture show for Frang Furniture store. Robert McCaslin and Archie Plogs headed out after visits with relatives. Mrs Fred Sherwood of Wellsville NY visited en route to Erie to see her daughter. Mrs Della Stowe Miller will return to New York City after weeks with her daughter and relatives. Dr John C Kibler of West Park Place returned home from Cleveland where he attended a National Medical Association meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Bettes
Harold Murphy
Cleveland
Powell Motor Company
Harley Johnson
North Center Street
New York City
Robert
East Congress Street
Chicago
Robert McCaslin
Archie Plogs
Sir Bryan
Fred Sherwood
Wellsville
AW. Y
Erie
James Lieb
Della Stowe Miller
Busgene Sweet
Columbus
John C. Kibler
West Park Place
National’ Medical Association
Circle No 1 WSC meets after prayer service at Marsh home
Circle No 1 of the Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church met Tuesday evening at Mrs. W L Marsh's East South Street home after the Week of Prayer. Fifteen members attended with Mrs W B Stowe presiding. Mrs Edmund Barr led a lesson from The Great Prayers of the Bible focusing on Abraham and Moses. A word building contest was held and a hostess, with Mrs Leroy Sadly, served salad crackers tea and coffee. Mrs Stephen Brooks will host February 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.S.C
Marsh Home
Circle No
Methodist Church
W. L. Marsh
East South Street
W. B. Stowe
Edmund Barr
Abraham
Jacob
Joseph
Moses
Leroy
Stephen Brooks
St Edward P T A Plans Tureen Dinner
The St Edward's P T A met at the school for the regular gathering with Mrs Alb ert Ross presiding. The January dining committee includes Mrs Lester Lewis Mrs Jack Walsh Mrs Paul Spiesman and Mrs Ross. The next meeting is set for February 10 with a tureen dinner at seven oclock. committee heads are Mrs Victor Dempsey Mrs Henry Burch Mrs Ross Mrs Walsh and Mrs Spiesman. Refreshments were provided during social time by Mrs Norman Gleason Mrs Oscar Kinney Mrs George Maloney Mrs George McMahon and Mrs George Kuuma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Edward’s
P.T.A
P.T A
St. Forwards's
Alb Hert Ross
Lester Lewis
Jack Walsh
Paul Spiesman
Ross
Victor Dempsey
Henry Burch
Walsh
Spiesman
Norman Gleason
Oscar Kinney
George Maloney
George McMahon
George Kuuma
Tuesday meeting of Ann Anderson Post No 025 at Legion Home
The Ann Anderson Post No 025 met at the American Legion Home to conduct a regular session led by Commander Julia Zepka. Mrs H Lawrence presented a report on Christmas baskets for needy cat families and announced prize details for a school contest. The group planned February 19 hostess duties for the County Lesson meeting and named Mrs Lawrence and Mrs Edgar Alexander to co chair 48 roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Anderson Post
American Legion
North Center Street
Julia Zepka
H. Lawrence
Dory Senior High School
Anna Anderson Post
Lawrence
Edgar Alexander
WCTU Plans Membership Drive At First Methodist Meeting
Fourteen W T U members met at First Methodist Church for the year opening meeting. Mrs Willis Brown led devotions on Christian Courage and Acts chapter 21. President Mrs George Chase chaired as members reviewed the 21 Points of excellence and planned the annual membership drive to double the current 100. Donations were voted to LTL and Lord's Day Alliance of Pennsylvania. sorrow was expressed for Mrs Alice Heerlein. Next meeting set for January 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C.T.U
First Methodist Church
Willis Brown
George Chase
Lord’s Day Alliance of Pennsylvania
Alice Heerlein
A. Mountain
Past Matrons Club Honors President in Corry Chapter Meeting
The Corry City Chapter No. 47 of the Order of the Eastern Star met at the Wright street home of Mrs. V. A. Sandburg with twelve members present. Mrs. Harold G. Wolfe, president, led routine business, followed by bridge and a surprise shower for Miss Wolfe. Gifts were given and a dessert social concluded. The February meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Velma Moore on North Center Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry City
Order of the Eastern Star
Everting
Wright Street
V. Am. Sandburg
Harold G. Wolfe
Miss. Wolfe
Velma Moore
North Certer Street
Rotary Club Met Tuesday Evening Showed Football Movie
The Rotary Club met at the Hotel Corry with twenty six members attending for a dinner and meeting. Mrs LIVE Shorwbarger presented a sound technicolor movie of the 1944 Georgia Tech Tulsa game from the Sugar Bowl in New Orleans. The complete game film was shown to servicemen overseas, a rare hire for a full game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Live Shorwbarger
Rotary Club
Corry
Georgia ‘Tech
Tulsa
Oklahoma
New Orleans
Rebekah Lodge Plans Commemorative Program
A Tuesday meeting of the Sadiy Franklin Rebekah Lodge at the 1 F Hall elected Mrs. Frederick Beall as Noble Grand and formed a committee of Mrs. Harvey Loveland and Mrs. John Obrn to arrange a January 20 commemorative program honoring Thomas Wildey, founder of Odd Fellowship, with cupcakes and coffee served after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
Sadiy Franklin Rebekah Lodge
F. Hall
Noble
Frederick Beall
Harvey Loveland
John Obrn
Thomas Wildey
Odd Fellowship
MY Wildey
Baltimore
Birth announced for daughter at Corry Hospital
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Jéan Vincent of 3 West Fredericle Street at Corry Hospital late this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jéan Vincent
Fredericle Street
Corry Hospital
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Dorialee
Pott
Eve
Ray
Rex
Katharine _ HEPBURN
Paul Henreid
Robert Walker
Leo GS. Carroll
Women of the Moose
Julia Ficcards
West Church Street
C. F. Curtis
Mary Helen
East Smith Street
Oklahoma City
Okla
F. Renn Smedley
Jean Gurtis
Stillwater
Oklahoma A, & M
George Roof
South Second Avenue
Donald Pitt
Clymer
Frank A. Langworthy
Sherman
Westfield Memorial Hospital
Pitt
Homer Fleming
Ross Fleming
East Columbus Avenue
Forestville
Beatty School
Ray Sorenson
Pennsyvania State College
Shipstads
Johnson Tee
Elmer Smith
Essex Stieet
Charleston
U.S
Seaman Smith
Boston
Mass
Elinor Hildebrand
Rey
C. F. Hildebrand
East Pleasant Street
State Board
Cankenow Hospital
Philadelphia
Margaret Rounds
Wesleyville
Penn Bles
Florida Coast
Hgh
Gollins
Business
Corry-Jamestown Mig. Corp
G. Tunnel
Montgomery Ward
Corrynes
Miami Beach
N. Troy Gillette
Arden
BH Harmon
Freddie Morrison
Alfred Morrison, Jr
William Hoylen
Christine
Gilbert Sorenson
Dorma Lee
Frank Wise
Jane
Ell
Meur Wassink
Carlton Mre
Edward Becker, Jr
Dennis
Robert Eddy
JSON
Randy
Msss
Morrison
Maste Freddie
Esther Jones
A. 8. Boag
J. Pred Hinley
Susan
Dry
BE. W. Henderson
Ane North Corry Emblem
Ant
Armitage
Anne Anderson
Lyons T. Powder
TEL Liquid
Polident Cleaner
Colgate Giant Paste
Colgate's
COLEO
Colgate
Indsleys
Helen’s
Ok’ UsHopre
Coats
Ranke Chapin
E. U. B. Church
Rev
J. R. Clair
Presbyterian Church
Jesus
Francis Whiteman
Baptist Church
R. R. Merriman
Helen Shopper
Tole Wadlon Li
Heiman Jewelers
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