Bistress Club Meets in Horn Block Notes Nursery Grant
The PLW and Club Met Monday night in Horn Block oli rooms. President Miss Gillian Murray opened the business meeting at eight. They voted to enlarge the nursery improvement program at Corry Hospital, long sponsored by the B P W. A plan to sponsor an edition of the Home Front newspaper for Corry servicemen and servicewomen was approved. Mrs Lawrence Thomas named as Red Cross camp staff representative. Mrs Charles Stewart chaired the program committee and spoke on millinery and style. The finance committee served sandwiches cookies and tea. Next meeting planned for January in club rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PLW
Horn Block
Gillian Murray
Corry Hospital
Corry
Lawrence Thomas
Red Cross
Charles Stewart
Miss. Stewart
Gertrude Fields
Sueanne Scherak
Wilma Rich
Samwen Dinney
Hikimos
Louis Sherwood
Conrad Monroe
John A. Scheppner
Sant Diego
Calif
Johnny
Great Lakes
Tittle "Butch" Son
Sind
Harry Carmcke
Sheaswell
Butch
Raymond Clark
England
James Clark
Brooksleet
Charles Wood
Corry Kiwanis Club to mark 30th anniversary
Personal society notes from Corry include updates on club activities and local residents. The Corry Kiwanis Club will celebrate its 30th anniversary during January 21 to 27 with a Thursday night program at the Rite. Plans feature a message from Kiwanis International president Ben Dean and announcements of annual objectives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Kiwanis Club
Kiyanis Club of
Corry
sKiwanis
International
R. F. Bumbaugh
Cogry Club
Ben Dean
Grand Rapids
Kiwanis ‘International
Kiwanis
Detroit
R. E. Bumbaugh
Pearl Harbor
United Nations
Opportunity Club Dinner Plans At Presbyterian Church
The Opportunity Club of the Presbyterian Church met at Mrs. J. B. Mount's home on West Frederick Street with 31 members and guests. President Mrs. J. W. Rickers led the meeting with hymns and devotions. Mrs. Porter Auer shared views on Deep River and Freedom Road. The group planned the Golden Rose dinner for February 26. Marion Smith led the entertainment committee. A salad course was served late in the evening by Mrs. Mount with help from Miss Tna Austin and Mrs. W. W. Auer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opportunity Club
The
Presbyterian Church
J. B. Mount
West Frederick Street
J. W.rickers
Rickers
Porter Auer
Deep River
Freedom Road
Anniversary Party For Mr and Mrs Martin
Ten friends of Mr and Mrs Ralph Martin Grove street gave a surprise party at the Martin home last evening for their 20th wedding anniversary. Entertainment of five hundred and prizes awarded to Mrs Martin Harold Cragg Mrs Stanley Henton and Russell Briges. A late evening salad rolls coffee and a three tiered wedding cake were served. The couple received many nice gifts from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Martin
Ralph Martin
Grove Street
Martin
Harold Cragg
Stanley Henton
Russell Briges
Farewell Party Notes and Local News Update
Robert McClintock hosts a farewell party on Spring Street as he prepares to enter merchant marines. Eighteen attend with dancing and visiting. Miss Joan Klinger served salad and McClintock received cash gifts from friends. Friends from F and A M loaned funds to furnish a reception and sewing room. Relatives in Corry report Plu Emory Benson overseas from Camp Stewart, Georgia, now in England. Hammond family marks six months old, and Lawrence Morton in England with Bill Randall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert McClintock
Joan Klinger
Spring Street
Merchant Marines
Were
Vine Entertainment
Miss Klinger
Bop
Mr. McClintocle
A. M
Corry
Plu
Emory Benson
Camp Stewart
England
Worth Hammond
Pfo
Lawrence—Morton_e
Eny— Land
Bill Randall
Turky Witnner
Hex
W. F. C. S. Installs Officers For Year
The regular monthly W. 5. C. S. meeting at the Methodist Church followed a tureen supper. Devotions led by Mrs. Willis Brown, then Rev. Galbreath conducted services installing officers for the year: President Mrs. Bryan Stowe, vice president Mrs. Stanley Nichols, recording secretary Miss Blanchard Mack, corresponding secretary Mrs Edmund Barr, treasurer Mrs. Tryin Young, secretary of missionary education Mrs. Oscar Johnson, secretary of Christian relations and local church activities Mrs. Fred Ross, secretary of student work Miss Edna Johnson, secretary of children's work Miss Ruth Dahlstrand, secretary of young women's and girls work Miss Donna Bertram, secretary of literature and publications Mrs. Paul Meerdink, secretary of spiritual life Mrs. Willis Brown. Mrs. Webb Andrus outlined the lesson for the coming year on “The Open Door.” The February meeting will be in charge of Circle No. 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Willis Brown
Galbreath
Bryan Stowe
Stanley Nichols
Blanchard Mack
Edmund Barr
Tryin Young
Oscar Johnson
Fred Ross
Edna Johnson
Ruth Dahlstrand
Donna Bertram
Paul Meerdink
Webb Andrus
Nurses' Auxiliary Plans Telephone Bridge Parties
The Hospital Auxiliary met at the nurses home last evening with thirteen members in attendance. Five new members were admitted: Mrs B F Pain Mrs John Fenstermacher Mrs Robert Bracken Mrs Mervin Nast Mrs I Rainesale and Mrs Fred Cameron. Plans were made to host telephone bridge parties February 6th and 9th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hospital
B. F. Pain
John Fenstermacher
Robert Bracken
Mervin Nast
Rainesale
Fred Cameron
J O Y Class Enjoyed Sleighride Monday
The J O Y Sunday School class of the Presbyterian Church enjoyed a sleighride Monday with eleven attendees. After the three hour ride, they gathered at Mrs J Frederick Kinley’s home on East Wayne Street where hamburgs pumpkin pie whipped cream and coffee were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Charch
J. Frederick Kinley
East
Wayne Street
Dinner Party Honors Mrs. Cassius Sears at Sendoff
Mrs. Cassius Sears, who left Agro Supply, was honored by Aero payroll staff at a Monday dinner. Attendees included Mrs. Richard Stedman, Mrs. George Stanford, Dr. Frances Feeney, Lee Root, Phyllis Houghton, Walter Sweet, Melvin Cobbett, and Mrs. Sears. A turkey dinner was enjoyed and a fine gift presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassius Sears
Agro Supply
Aero
Richard Stedman
George Stanford
Frances Feeney
Lee Rootrend
Phyllis Houghton
Walter Sweet
Melvin Cobbett
Sears
Surprise Birthday Dinner for Mrs. Stowe and Mrs. Young at Ritz
A surprise birthday dinner was held yesterday at the Ritz Restaurant at 12 30 o clock honoring Mrs. Brian Stowe and Mrs. Irvin Young. Twelve attendees including several named guests enjoyed a delicious dinner with roses decorating the table and a later gathering at Mrs. Edmond Barr's home on West South Street with birthday cake served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brian’ Stowe
Irvin Young
Ritz Restaurrant
Ernest Roger
O. T. Rowbins
Girl Scout Court of Honor Met Monday
Girl Scout Troop No. 39 met at Miss Mary Ellen Bell’s home on Pleasant Street. Ten attended and routine business was transacted. Plans were made for the venture on January 26 and badge work was discussed. Next meeting is January 22 at Miss Betty Huntley’s home on South Center Street. Hostess served lemonade, cookies, and cocoa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uoury of
Mary Ellen Bell
Hast
Pleasant Street
Betty Huntley
South Center Street
Episcopal Parish Dinner Honors Navy Chaplain Kuhn
The Episcopal parish honored Rev. William J. Kuhn with a gratitude letter and a merit certificate from the Fourth Naval District for his Navy chaplain service. An eighty-member gathering enjoyed turkey dinner prepared by Mrs. Wallace Young and committees, and vestrymen Wallace Young H A Gilbert G W Shotzbarger and Don D Willias were re-elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Naval District
William J. Kuhn
Kuhn
Navy
Wallace Young
H. A. Gilbert
G. W. Shotzbarger
Don D. Willias
Emmanuel Guild
Lillian Guild
Altar Guild
Acolytes
Farewell Dinner Honors Andrew Carnelle at Hotel Corry
The Automatic Department of Raymond Mfg Corp held a steak dinner in honor of Andrew Carnelle prior to his induction into the armed forces on January 1. Richard Hurbhitt presided as toastmaster for the evening attended by fifteen members. Carnegie received a leather billfold and a cash gift from the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Automatic Department
Raymond Mfg. Corp
Hotel Corry
Andrew Carnelle
Richard Hurbhitt
Carnegie
Leather
Bill Fold
Farewell Party for James Jansen Honors New Inductee
Miss Joan Feeney of West Wayne Street entertained about 20 young people last evening in honor of James Jansen who is soon to be inducted into service. Guests enjoyed games dancing and group singing with sandwiches cake and coffee served. Father Sharbe of Tusville attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Jansen
Joan. Feeney
Wayne Street
James Janson
Jansenith
Father Sharbe
Itusville
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bae Rex
Jane Wyman
Jerome Cowan
Faye Emerson
Charles Lang
Adige Porular Entertainers! —— Bae
Dar
Brad Taylor
Ruth Terry
Yarpine
Lucien Lelongs
Estrys
Thay
Frable Bernardi
Cory
Gerry
Maxine Vanderhof
Pvt
Frank
V. Chase
First Army
Belgium
Dixie Lee Grant
Dixie
Chase
Betty McCaslin
North Center
West Washington Streets
Clara Hill
Focus Western Union
Geneva
N. C
Wilbert Slocum
Wilbert
W. A. Slocum
West Pleasant Street
Ralph Martins
Dick Pope
South Pacific
247Th Field Artillery
Erma Willett
Mary Ohmer
Josephine Kielar
Marine Pro
Helen Gam Ieton
Helen's Barracks
Arlington
Chow
Helen
Keystone State
CAP
Squadron 58. 1
Lawrence
Gordon Rehnberg
Bausch and Lomb Company
Rochester
Wirl
Joanne Wickwire
Boston
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
John Ginther
Spring Creek
Essington
Delaware
Tack Dev
Pennsylvania Military College
Chester
Lash
Robert Desmond
West Church Street
Frank Cole
Wright Street
Albert W. Cole
S. K
Albert
Max Chis
Jeaye
Max
San Francisco
Huth ‘Welker
Mra
Welker
Tad
South Street
Foster Davis
Genter
Mises Marion Bennett
Gary Bennett
Nyack
Nyaek Missionary ‘Training Institute
P.M. Waite
Jett
Akron
Ohio
Aero Supply
Mrs. Corp
Violet Harry
Florence Reynolds
Titusville
Harry
Port Belvoir
James MacInnes
Arthur Creighton
Erie
Harry Paulson
Liberty Street
Cleveland
Cleveland Clinic
H. B. Welsh
Washington Street
Chicago
Paul Newcomb
A. Lansidn
Elizabeth
Charles Gregory
Kenneth Gregory
Gould Street
Ernest Simmonson
Shepperd Field
Texas
Henry Simmonson
Ord
United States
Canada
Embaugh
G. Carl Wengert
Walter Peake
Ghy, Simmons
Prckages
Shamburg’s News & Sports
Prat
Korstor
Cola Lailex
Apne
Cassius’ Sears
Girl Scout Court of Honor
Dupont
Deepwater, New Jersey
du Pont
U.S. Employment Service
West Main Strait
Episcopal Parish
Andrew Cai
Helen Shappé
Coats
Zuckerman
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