Pittsburgh visitor Mrs Bulalle Wesley to spend weekend here
Mrs Bulalle Wesley of Pittsburgh traveled to this city for a business visit. She is well known locally for years and has a cottage at Findley Take. Robert Baker, a student at Rider College in Trenton New Jersey, is expected to arrive today to spend the weekend with his wife and visit relatives and friends on Irving street.
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Bulalle Wesley
Pittsburgh
Robert Baker
Rider College
Trenton
N. J
East
Irving Street
Merritt Hunt
Hast Trving Street
Jamestown
Elsie Cook
Titusville
Earl Altenburg
Helen Powers
East Main Street
Edith Hawkins
Gerald Clark
Rose Brew
Erie
D. A. Hillstrom
Roy Edgren
Chicago
Tfl
Feaeceniae
Corry-Jamestown Mfg. Corp
New Orleans
Mexico City
Foo
Phoenix
Ariz
Los Angeles
Caliz
St. Louis
Hillstrom
O. R. Hillstrom
Edgren
Thellstroms
Joe Eisenman
C. N. Jones
Margaret Bartholme
Freddie Eimers
Union City
Edward Barstholme
Corry Hospital Auxiliary reports 1945-46 financials
The Corry Hospital Auxiliary treasurer Mrs. Margaret Catlin reports a strong 1945 year with a final balance of 1605.92 and total receipts of 3150. The group funded kitchen equipment, water cooler and supplies, posters, and events for the Corry Memorial Hospital while noting several local visitors and residents visiting Erie and Jamestown areas.
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Corry Hospital
Margaret Catlin
Corry Memorial Hospital
Cascade
Elks
T. B. Bonds
Salvation Army
Girl Scouts
Gir
Gordon Shipman Engagement Announced in Cleveland
Mrs. and Mrs. George Gordon announce engagement of their daughter Jeannette Adelle Gordon to Robert Carl Shipman of Akron. Jeannette, a Corry High School and Edinboro State graduate, taught at Burton School and now serves as an American Airlines stewardess in Cleveland. Shipman, University of Akron graduate, affiliated with Lambda Chi Alpha and Sigma Tau, discharged from the Navy last year and pursuing graduate study in Cleveland. No wedding date set. to be a spring affair.
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Gordon
Corry
Edinboro State Teachers College
Burton School
Erie
American Airlines
Cleveland
Shipman
University of Akron At
Akron
Lambda Chi Alpha
Sigma Tau
Navy
Gase School of Applied Science
Waterhouse to Address BPW Club on Pay Bill
Assemblyman W W Waterhouse will speak to the Business and Professional Women's Club on the qualified pay bill during the Monday eight o'clock meeting. Members are urged to attend the social session and hear the address and to learn details of the forthcoming card party for the public. President Lavina Kysar announced the January 22 card party in BPW Club rooms and adjacent CD of A rooms with Marjorie Zalaneck as general chairman and a committee including Beatrice Stewart Nellie Dunlap Bessie Rossin Helen Van Dresar Kysar and DeLury.
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W. W. Waterhouse
B. P. W. Club
Business and Professional Women's Club
Mr. Waterhouse
Publc
Lavina Kysar
B.P.W. Club
C.D. of A
Marjorie Zalaneck
Beatrice Stewart
Nellie Dunlap
Bessie Rossin
Helen van Dresar
Kysar
Mary DeLury
Amici Bible Class Met Last Evening
Forty members of the Amici Bible Class of the Evangelical United Brethren Church met at the West Wayne street home of Mr and Mrs Fred Williams for the regular monthly meeting. Miss Gladys Canfield gave the devotional and Mrs E V McClintock conducted the business session. The class voted a $10 donation to the Bible Club of this city.
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Amici Bible Glass
Evangelical United Brethren Church
West Wayne Street
Fred Williams
Gladys Canfield
E. V. McClintock
Bible
John Gamrike
Robert Davis
H. Ray Harris
Rockette Club Meets At Florence Brooks Home
The Rockette Club gathered Friday evening with host Miss Florence Brooks at her East South Street residence. Seven members and guest Miss Mildred Young played Rook. award winners were Mrs. Edmund Barr and Mrs. Donald Dingle. Refreshments included sandwiches cake and coffee. next meeting set for January 21 with Mrs. Roland Hasbrouck.
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Rockette Club
Florence Brooks
East South Street
Mildred Young
Edmund Barr
Donald Dingle
Miss Brooks
Roland Hasbrouck
Birthday party for Corryites Miss Ruth Young Miss Vivian Fairchild
Miss Ruth Young hosted sixteen friends at 38 Delaware Street for a birthday celebration with games dancing and visits. Out of town guest Miss Elinor Zuendel of Tionesta attended along with Miss Vivian Fairchild and Paul Fairchild.
Coonette Club Plans Valentine Party
The Coonette Club No. 102 met at the V. F. W. Home Thursday evening with Mrs. Pearl Porter chairing. Plans were made for a Valentine party and tureen dinner at the February 13 meeting. Frances Wood was named general chairman.
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4Ne-Cooneticsus No
Gray
Pearl Porter
Frances Wood
Comedy Show Set For Thursday Lyceum Night
The Community Players present These Changing Times a three act modern domestic comedy at the Senior High School Auditorium at eight oclock next Thursday evening January Weth Mildred Warner leads a cast of versatile actors The show targets satire of humorless self deceivers and links self expression with selfishness A matinee for grades six through twelve is at 430 pm Tickets available at the door Also announced a magical production Nevin and Company will perform January 26 an eight oclock Lyceum event replacing Scheete and Company which canceled due to illness due to mid year exams no matinee that day
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Mildred Warner
Lloyd Matson
Lyceum
Nevin and Company
Jeetec Auéhosium
Scheete and Company
Presbyterian Guild Plans Tea Event and Meeting Notes
The Presbyterian Guild met at the church with 11 members and three visitors, led by Mrs. J. W. Rickers who spoke on the turn of the year from Philippians. A mission study covered Timans and a Tucson, Arizona school. a tureen dinner followed. The next tea meeting will be at Mrs. G. L. Boyd's home on February 14.
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Presbyterian Guild
Will Dyckes
Jessie Gleason
C. L. Allet
J. W. Rickers
Dans
Tucson
Ariz
Perry Nichols
Frank Prost
GL. Boyd
Townsend Club Marks Townsend Birthday Meeting
The Townsend Club met last evening in the I C O F Hall with 50 members and friends attending. A 6 30 delicious dinner with birthday cake and ice cream honored Dr Townsend s birthday. Programs included Bible slides Patsy Skinner readings solos guitar group singing Sitter spoke on Townsend work and W Grouver spoke on the Townsend bill with plans for Erie meeting and turnout. A $50 donation was sent to Townsend headquarters and the next meeting was set for Friday January 24.
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Townsend Club
I. C. O. F. Hall
Lillie
Glen Sitlet
Youngsville
Townsend
Dr. Townsend
Army-Navy Merger Urged To Reduce Budget
The piece notes calls to merge Army and Navy to trim spending amid warnings to national defense. Democrats mostly back the president’s bottom line while a few Republicans oppose tax cuts. Taft favors a 20 percent income tax cut. Aiken says it is not feasible until the budget and debt are balanced. Byrd says retrenchment opportunities exist in every government agency.
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Taft
Aiken
R-Vi
Byrd
D-Va
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Charles Carr
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