Miss Vivian Plum Weds William G Gould at St. Thomas
Miss Vivian Plum daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Plum of Girard married William G Gould son of Mr and Mrs James Gould of Jamestown at Our Lady of Perpetual Help chapel St Thomas church. Vows read by Rev Francie Graves before close family. The couple planned to reside in a New Bethlehem apartment where the groom manages Blatt Brothers theatre. Mrs Gould previously worked at Perry Beauty Salon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Plum
William G. Gould
Walter Plum
Girard
Wiliam G. Gould
New Bethlehem
James Gould
East Street
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
St. Thomas' Church
Francie J. Graves
Ollye Kunz
Jamestown
N. Y
Hotel Corry
Gould
Blatt Brothers” Theatre
Perry
Policemen Plan Groundhog Day Benefit Ball at Kane
DuBois and nine neighboring towns members of the Bick Tail Lodge Fraternal Order of Police join to host a Groundhog Day social benefiting the National Guard Amity in Kane. Officials call it one of the region’s largest balls, with law guardians from involved communities touting broad support.
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Kane
Dubois
Bicktail
Fraternal Order of Police
Brockway
Ridgway
St. Marys
Reynoldsville
Clarian
Corry
Warren
Brookville
National Guard Amity
Women Voters Host January Luncheon in Erie
The Erie County League's Women Voters meet today at the Boston store dining room in Erie with Mrs. Bradley Grans presiding. Deputy Internal Revenue official Alpert J. Guskey will introduce the speaker, Guskey a familiar figure in the region. Also mentions a WPA project noting a Boston Public Library volume titled Who's Who of sea rovers.
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Erie County League
Boston Store
Erie
Bradley Grans
Department of Government and Economic Welfare
Alpert J. Guskey
Gusky
Internal Revenue
Erie County
Boston
WPA
Boston Public Library
Philip Gosse
London
YMCA Auxiliary Formed in Corry Aids Youth
Interest grows in the newly organized Corry YMCA Auxiliary. At a Monday meeting at the recreation center, Renay announced members of the Leaders' Council, including Mrs Stephen Brooks, Miss Mary Anderson, Mrs Cornelia Anderson, and Miss Anns Baressi elected to the auxiliary board. Attendees Betsy Ross and Virginia Hyots noted. Activities target girls and young women under four headings home handicraft activities and character.
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YMCA
Renay
M. C.A
Recreation Center
Corry Y. M. ©. A
Stephen ‘Brooks
Mary Anderson
Cornelia, Anderson
Anns Baressi
Auxiliary
Betsy Ross
Virginia Hyots
Mrs. Larison Honored at Surprise Ward Company Party
Employees of the Montgomery Ward Company gathered at Mr and Mrs H Larison home on East Frederick Street for a surprise party and handkerchief shower in Mrs Larison s honor. Entertainment consisted mainly of movies by Mr and Mrs Larison. Games were played and lunch served.
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J.C. Avery
al Sharott
Mr. Avery
New York City
John Foley
GG. Taylor
Homer Loomis
Clymer
Union City
Aind
Detroit
Mich
Christensen Motor Company
Harris Kolstee
Sharon
J. c. Avery
Mary McFarland
Jamestown
W. J. Kettering
East South Street
George Downey
Baltimore
Aero Supply Manufacturing Company
John Anderson
Oil City
Erie
Anderson
B.C. Hemneway
Pifth Avenue
A. H. Homer
Sixth Avenue
Standard Bearers Study Lal Bagh College Round the World
The Queen Esher Standard Bearers of the Methodist church met at Mrs. J. C. Renan’s home on West Smith Street to study the college at Lal Bagh Lucknow India. Miss Martha Jean Hillneg led the meeting attended by seven members and refreshments were served.
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Lal Bagh
Methodist Church
J. C. Renan
West Smith Street
India
Martha Jean Hillbneg
McCray Birthday Honorees Celebrate With Friends
Jean and Joseph McCray were honored on their birthdays by a group of friends. The celebration included a sleigh ride and a supper back at the McCray home, with a lively evening. Attendees included Doris Bergman Leatha Anderson James Beckwith LeRoy Sorenson Phillip McGray Corry YVeEtta Tarbell Herman Steves Arthur Ingram Edward Mallory Nell Tarbell Raymond Root Union City Pauline Vadoyeh Concord.
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Nioyaomi McCray
McCray
Doris Bergman
Leatha Anderson
James Beckwith
LeRoy Sorenson
Phillip and
Jor McGray
Corry
Yveetta ‘Tarbell
Herman Steves
Arthur Ingram
Edward Mallory
Nell Tarbell
Raymond Root
Union
Corry Nurses Alumnae Meeting Discusses Hospitalization Plan
Corry Nurses Alumnae Association held a regular meeting at the Nurses' home last evening. The group discussed adopting the hospitalization plan as an associate, with a decision to be made later. London reports a voluntary unit of skilled dockers organized to move between ports to support wartime shipping as the registered labor pool stretches thin.
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Corry
Corry Nurses’ Aluminae ‘Association
London
Ministry of Jabor
Scisme
Townsend Club Installs New Officers After ceremonies
New Townsend Club No.1 holds installation with George Filegar as installing officer. Mrs. L. R. Tiffany elected president, Frank Morris first vice president, Mrs Archie Briggs second vice president, Clyde Cook treasurer, Archie Briggs secretary, Eugene Smith assistant secretary. Advisory board named. birthday observances noted. next meeting to feature Oyster and Oyster Supper and Dr Townsend birthday program.
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New Townsend Club
Corry Townsend Club
George Filegar
L. R. ‘Tiffany
Frank Morris
Archie Briggs
Clyde Cook
Eugene Smith
Tiffany
L. R. Tiffany
Albert Lynn
Fred Mixer
D. B E. Leach
Stewart Messenger
Clifton Lindsey
Hey Young
Allison Gifford
Harry, Silvis
Merle Haskell
Percy Perris
Carl Predell
Don Leach
Clarence Lindsey
Willam Akam
Boho
Dr. Townsend
F T Babbitt Talks on Benjamin Franklin to Rotary Club
Frank T. Babbitt delivered a sketch of Benjamin Franklin's life to the Carry Rotary Club at Hotel Cory during last evening's dinner meeting. He highlighted key events in Franklin's career as 24 members attended, with routine conduct marking the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Franklin
Frank T. Babbitt
Carry Rotary Club
Hotel Cory
Old Kentucky Nut Cake Feature in Corry Journal
A Kentucky inspired Nut Cake recipe from Betty Crocker Home Service highlights Old Kentucky flavors. It describes a satiny caramel icing and tender nut studded crumb with options for walnuts hickory nuts bitternuts hazel nuts or pecans. The recipe lists 44 cup shortening or butter 4 tsp baking powder four eggs one cup milk two and a half to three cups flour and vanilla.
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Old
Kentucky
Wilkox
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Corry, Pa
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