V F W Donates Instruments To Scouts In City
Members of Lt Archie W Thompson Fest No 464 VF W voted last evening to donate the former drum and bugle corps instruments to the Boy Scouts as they plan to form a similar outfit. The post home session had 34 members present with Commander W S Houghton presiding and five new members elected. The unclaimed award remained. Next post session set for 8 o clock Tuesday January 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie W. Thompson
Vf.w
Boy Scouts
W. S. Houghton
Nurses Alumnae Met At Croscut Home
The Corry Nurses Alumnae met last evening at Mrs. Harvey Cross Put's Migple Avenue home. Six members attended. A comforter prize won by Mrs. Harris Roba ins, and $70 raised for the treasury. Mrs. Richard Bachemer, president, led a brief session and light refreshments followed. The next meeting is February 13 led by Mrs. Russell Sherman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croscut
Corry
Harvey Cross
Migple Avenue
Harris Rob Ains
Treasury
Richard Bachemer
Russell Sherman
Wedding Ties A Spartansburg Couple In Dec 20 Ceremony
Miss Dorothea May Watson daughter of Mr and Mrs William Watson wed Luke W Sherlock son of Mr and Mrs Frank Sherlock in Spartansburg officiated by Rev Oliver Thompson of the Missionary Alliance Church in a ceremony attended by 46 relatives. Decorations reflected Christmas season. The bride wore blue crepe with lace yoke and white carnation corsage. Maid of honor Miss Margo Cassidy Erie wore maroon and carried white carnations. Best man was William Watson Jr. Reception featured ice cream and coffee. Guests from Clymer Erie Bear Lake Union City Grand Valley Cony and Spartansburg. The couple left for a Florida honeymoon after a family dinner at the groom’s home. Both attend Spartansburg schools and work for Dr N Troy Gilette of Gerry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorthea May Watson
William Watson
Luke W. Sherlock
Frank Sherlock
Spartansburg
Oliver Thompson
Missionary Alliace Church
Margo Cassidy
Erie
William Watson, Jr
Clymer
Bear Lake
Union City
Grand Valley
Cony
Apw
N. Troy Gillette
Gerry
Miami
Florida
Local Card Club Met With Mrs Arthur Treat
Abs Arthur Treats Union Onty Was hostess to the members of a local bridge club last evening at her home. Awards were won by Mrs Arthur Marti, Mrs William Gumble to Ghd Mrs Robert Bracken. This card play will be included among the many vanishing bridge parties being planned by members of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Corry Hospital. The hostess served light refreshments at the conclusion of the evening after, which the members adjourned to meet next with Mrs A Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abs
Arthur
Union
Onty
Arthur Marti
William Gumble
Robert, Bracken
Taclies
Corry Hospital
Golden Links Class Met Tuesday Night At First Methodist
Mrs L K Hixson hosted twenty members of the Golden Links Sunday School Class of First Methodist Church Tuesday evening at 106 Park Street. Mrs Zuelia McElroy presided and led the routine meeting. Light refreshments were enjoyed during the social hour with Mrs George Royce and Mrs Mary Jewell assisting.
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Golden Links
L. K. Hixson
Park Street
First Methodist Church
Zuelia Mc'Elroy
George Royce
Mary Jewell
Hixson
Sparta Girl Honored At State Farm Show
Wilma Jean Burlingame Spar tansburg High School senior class president and northwestern Pennsylvania livestock queen will be one of two queens honored at the State Potato Growers banquet during the Pennsylvania Farm Show Tuesday night. Thirty seven Future Farmers of America from Crawford county are among attendees at the Farm Show.
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Sparta
Wilma Jean Burlingame
Spartansburg
Northwestern Pennsylvania
Future Farmers of America
Crawford County
Columbus Grange Holds Monday Meeting at Town Hall
Columbus Grange met Monday evening at the Town Hall with about 50 members present. After a Josten dinner, committees headed by N. Be. Dodd formed plans for a Grange regalia cupboard. David Curtis presided as master. Bert Volk and Arthur Ayling were named to arrange the cupboard. Mrs N E Dode, Mrs David Curtis and Miss Mary Ann Surko joined the home economics committee for three months. James Harper of Hatch Vocational School gave an enlightening talk and showed student-made items. The next meeting was announced for January 2 and the third and fourth degrees would be conferred on candidates at Youngsville that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Grange
Te ‘Town Hall
N. BE. Dodd
David Curtis
Bert Volk
Arthur Ayling
N. E. Dode
Mary Ann Surko
James Harper
Hatch Vocational School
Youngsville
Mrs Hubert Heerlein Hosts Bridge Club Evening
Mrs Hubert Heerlein entertained her contract bridge club at her home last evening with two tables in play. Mrs Robert L King won the high score award as guests enjoyed a Salad course and coffee after the game, with Mrs Walter Beott among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Heerlein
Robert L. King
Holy Name Society Mulls Future Activities
Holy Name Society plans a membership drive with a program committee named at a Tuesday meeting at St Edward's Hall after rosary at St Thomas' Church. President Robert Wotus led the session as members, including John A Blatt Edward Gurant Norbert Bachesfer and James P Sullivan, prepared to invite new members and schedule group communion masses. The next meeting is February 13 with communion in both churches forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Name Society
St. Edward's Hall
John DeSanti
St Thomas’ Church
Robert Wotus
Wok Loward
Inex
John A. Blatt
Edward Gurant
Norbert Bachesfer
James P. Sullivan
Friendly Birthday Club Party Honors Mrs Lyle Shreve
After the Church of the Nazarene service, Friendly Birthday Club members met at Mrs. Jennie Akom’s home to honor Mrs. Lyle Shreve’s birthday. Eighteen invited ladies plus new member Mrs. J. R. East enjoyed bingo. prizes went to Mrs. Shreve and Mrs. Delia Bernard, with Mrs. J. R. Clark winning the door prize. Refreshments included baked beans, pickles, birthday cake and coffee, and the group planned a February 13 meeting at Mrs. Gladys Pleats’ North Center Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Birthday Club
Church of the Nazarene
Tnt
Jennie Akom
Lyle Shreve
J. R. East
Shreve
Delia Bernard
J. R. Clark
North Center Street
Gladys Pleats
Civilian Defense Talks Highlight Rotary Dinner
At the Hotel Corry Rotary Club meeting, E. F. Betles introduced two speakers on preparedness. M. Howand of the Red Cross disaster committee and Walter Scott of civilian defense outlined community duties and needed supplies. Lieutenant Colonel William Stapig of Jamestown, a Salvation Army officer, attended as a guest.
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Rotary
Rotary Club
Hotel Corry
E. F. Betles
M. Howand
Red Gross
Walter Scott
A Iso
Scott
Russia
William Spatig
Jamestown
Louisina
Salvation Army
Epsilon Phi Meeting Names New Vice President
Mrs William Stoermer was elected vice president of the Epsilon Phi Sorority at a meeting held last evening at the American Legion Home with Mrs Frank Laurie presiding. Eight members attended and voted to buy a T B Bond and plan a sleigh ride for Friday January 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epsilon Phi
William Stoermer
Joseph Furst
American Legion
Frank Laurie
T. B. Bond
Hospital club talk on school system by Dr Douglas
Dr Lawrence Douglas addressed 35 Hospitality Club members at the American Legion Home. He spoke on problems and aims for Corry's school system, including curriculum guidance, teaching methods, visual education, kindergarten, and building needs. The meeting featured refreshments and a door prize, with next gathering set for January 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Lawrence Douglas
Hospitality Club
American Legion
Corry
Jackson Floral Gardens
Joseph Clit
Léon Lindsley
Clare
J. Fred Kinley
Mobth
H. Heerlein
C. A. McClintock
Robert Tunnell
Elizabeth Rogers
Poetry Society Studies John Greenleaf Whittier
The Poetry Society discussed John Greenleaf Whittier s work and life at a North Center Street meeting hosted by Mrs Ira Miller Clippings of interest were read and a program committee led by Miss Helen Spencer was formed including Mrs Joseph Clair and Miss Lena Cohen A social hour featured a chocolate course served by the hostess
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poetry Society
John Greenleaf Whittier
John Greenleaf Whititier
North Center Street
Ira Miller
Helen Spencer
Joseph Clair
Lena Cohen
Cogan Aichner Wedding At Erie Announced
Announcement of the marriage of Beverly Ann Aichner to William Grant Cogan in St Pauls Cathedral Erie. Bride daughter of Charjote M Aichner and Roy FE Aichner of Erie. Groom son of James B Cogan of 71 East Pleasant Street Cart y. Ceremony December 22 conducted by Rev Dean Blodgett. The couple reside in Syracuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cogan-Aichner
Erie
Beverly Ann Aich
Ner
William Grant Cogan
Char
Jote M. Aichner
Pearce Street
Roy FE. Aichner
East 10Th Street
James B. Coggan
East Pleasant Street
Carty
Dean Francis Blodgett
St. Paul's Cathedral
Cogan
Strong Vittcent High School
Syracuse University
Continental Rubber Works
Jocil High School
Penn State College
Syracuse
Girl Scout Leadership Classes Begin Weekly Sessions
The first of eight leadership lessons for Girl Scout leaders met in the Municipal Building assembly room last evening with 18 attendees. Presented by Miss Diedra Marshall Miss Marpares Lawrence and Mrs Judd of Eni the course invites interested persons to attend the second lesson next Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollock
Diedra Marshall
Marpares Lawrence
Judd
Eni
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