WSCS Plans for Study Classes and Japanese Tea
Members of the Woman's Society of Christian Service met at the First Methodist Church parlors to plan study classes on Japan and a Japanese Tea on February 28. Nine members joined Golden Cross, with guest speaker Miss Niravell Myers of Erie scheduled for Brotherhood Week.
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WSCS
First Methodist Church
Russell Clark
Russell Merritt
Louise Williams
William Helmintoller
Charles Hiles
George Myers
Golden Cross
Japan
Niravell Myers
Erie
Robert Marsh
Wendell Gage
W. B. Stowe
Mary Circle
Paul ‘Meetdink
Curtis O'Shell
Leland Johnston
School of Missions
Allegheny College
Johnston
O'Shell
Meerdink
Charles Correl
George Mulvin
Edmund Barr
Correll
Carl Stump
Presbyterian Men Meet With Allan Hasbrouck
Presbyterian Men gathered with Rev. Paul F. Bauer to plan a February 12 roast beef banquet at the church. Allan Hasbrouck chaired the program with John Kennedy and Sam Wood assisting. Delegates were discussed for the eastern district meeting in New York City February 1 4 and 6. A February 3 meeting will feature a Maine lumber camp missionary. the group viewed a film HorvHY Holiday about a Japanese family. Tea coffee and treats were served.
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Alan Hasbrouck
Paul F. Bauer
Allan Hasbrouck
John Kennedy
Sam Wood
New York City
Asth
Maine
Prize Winners Hostesses Named For Vanishing Parties
J. K. Neenan and Mrs. James Sullivan hosted yesterday for the first in a series of vanishing bridge parties by Corry Memorial Hospital Ladies Auxiliary. Five tables played dessert bridge at Maple Avenue with prizes to Mrs. R. C. Anderson Miss Tha Austin Mrs. O. A. McClintock and Mrs. John Flanigan. Future hostesses listed include Mrs. Luke Graham Mrs. John Blatt and others.
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S. J. K. Neeanam
James Sullivan
Corry Memorial Hospital
Needham
Maple Avenue
RC. Anderson
Tha Austin
O. A. McClintock
John Flanigan
Luke , Graham
BPW Official Board Plans For Coming Events
The Business and Professional Women's Club met at Mrs. Charles Thompson's Maple avenue home to plan events, including delegates to the Seattle biennial convention next July and the Redding state convention May 16 to 18. An invitation to Bradford's January 2 charter dinner was read, with reservations due January 15. The next BPW meeting is January 27 at Miss Jean Depew's East Main street home at 6:30 p.m.
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Lee Sanessunraun Sete
Thompson
BPW
Jean Depew
East Main Street
Donna Spoon Feted at Bridal Dinner by Corry-Jamestown Mig
Miss Donna May Spoon, soon to wed John Stockton, was honored at a dinner hosted by the Corry Jamestown Mig Corp office girls. About 20 guests at Deerhead Inn enjoyed Delicinus surimp steak and chick em dinners, with social visiting and a monetary gift presented to the bride-to-be.
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Donna Spoon
Donna May Spoon
John Stockton
Office Girls
Corry-Jamestown Mig. Corp. Delicinus Surimp
Deerhead Inn
Miss Spoon
State Police Topic For Kiwanis Meeting
Trooper Edward Pasi spoke at the Kiwanis Club gathering in the Hotel Corry about the history of the Pennsylvania State Police from 1905 to 1943 and the training at Hershey. He described duties, public service aims, and speed enforcement as key to preventing crime. Frank McKnight summarized the club’s year and announced a directors’ meeting for next Monday. Earl Jennings of Meadville attended as a guest.
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Kiwanis
Edward Pasi
Pennsylvania State Police
Kiwanis Club
Corry
Pasi
Leo Ui
Constabulary
State of Way Patrol
Pennsylvania Motor Police
Hershey
Buller
Frank McKnight
H. Lynn Rice
Earl Jennings
Meadville
Corry Navy Mothers Meet to Review Welfare Work
The Corry Navy Mothers Club No. 696 met in the Corry Grange Hall with fifteen members present. Mrs. John Gilmore led the session reviewing welfare activities from the past year and planning for the coming year. Refreshments were served and the next meeting is set for February 20 at 7:30 in the same hall.
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Corry Navy Mothers Club No. 696
Corry Grange Hall
Park Street
John Gilmore
Clarence Gox
Clifford Ross
Navy Mothers
Eastern Star Card Party Planned for February 10
Corry Chapter No. 17 Eastern Star announced a public card party for Monday February 10 at 8 p m at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post home. Prizes will be awarded at each table and there will be several door prizes. Tickets are available from members or at the door. The event is run by the ways and means committee including Mrs. Lettley May East Warner Peters Russell Lillie Brown Furst Schneider Carter Blukester Shindledecker Grice and Skinner.
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Eastern Star
Corry Guy
Order of the Eastern Star
Veterans of Foreign Wara Post
Ways and Means
William Lettley
D. E. May
John East
Glenn Warner
Eugene Peters
Thomas Russell
Merrill O. Lillie
John Brown
Joseph Furst
Arthur ‘Cohen
J. Richard Schneider
Ronald Carter
Howard Blukester
Kenneth Shindledecker
Frank Grice
Wayne Skinner
Readers at Mrs Taggart Hostess for gathering
Mrs H W Taggart hosted the Readers at her East Main Street home yesterday afternoon with dessert lunch for 10 members. She presided as vice president during a brief business session. Ida Ohra led the program reading on Near East conditions and a general current events discussion followed. Mrs Ira Miller will host February 3 at North Center Street.
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H. W. Taggart
East ‘Main Street
Misa Ida Ohra
Near East
Ira Miller
North Center Street
Water show dazzles YMCA debut with world tour Aquatic display by Slippery Rock team
Spectators packed the new YMCA pool last night for the first city water show. Slippery Rock State Teachers College synchronized swimmers staged an underwater world tour, with a notable Russian chain act and many other numbers. The young divers returned to campus after the performance. In a separate item from Louisville, La Grange Reformatory officials halted magician Al Hixenbaugh as guards retrieved guns and knives before the show could entertain inmates.
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YMCA
Slippery Rock State Teachers College
Slippery Rock
Louisville
la Grange Reformatory
al Hixenbaugh
Hixenbaugh
Solon Pushes For PO Pay Boost
The article reports Solon presses for a post office pay increase while quoting criticism of the President veto as inflationary and contrasting it with actions on excess profits in industry. The piece names Holland and Eisenhower and references ongoing political debate about pay reform.
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Solon
Holland
Eisenhower
Wives of Post Office Workers Often Must Work
Holland noted many wives of post office employees work to meet family needs, citing “American Living standards.” He said numerous workers also hold second jobs in spare time, serving as night service station attendants, weekend store staff, or bartenders on Sundays.
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Holland
Post Office
Chester Forbes Succumbs At 63
Chester M Forbes of 707 East Columbus avenue died at Wilson Memorial Hospital in Binghamton yesterday after 2 p m at age 63. Born February 13 1894 in Spring Creek, he worked at Dawson Brothers grocery in Corry, co owned a candy firm, sold for E M Hutchens Co of Warren, and was a self employed salesman before retirement. Survived by wife Gertrude Betts, two daughters Donna Nichols and Lucille Church, one sister Mrs Frank Stewart, four grandchildren. Bracken Funeral Home to host Friday service at 2 p m with Rev Paul F Bauer. interment in Spring Creek Cemetery.
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Whester M. Forbes
East
Columbus Avenue
Wilson Remorian
Binghamton
Mr. Forbes
Spring Creek
Dawson Brothers Wholesale Grocery
Corry
General Wholesite Candy Co
Arctic Cold Front Sweeps North Plains Regio
Arctic air spread over the northern Plains driving temperatures below freezing and teens in many areas. Rain moved across the Southeast into the Atlantic Coast and up into Pennsylvania, with another rain belt touching the Gulf states and Ohio Valley. A light pacific rain patch formed along the north Pacific as the cold air advanced.
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Florida
Atlantic
Pennsylvania
Guilt
Mississippi
Ohio Valley
North Pacific
Nebraska
Toledo mayor James Flanders dies in Miami at 82
James O Flanders longtime Toledo mayor in the early 1900s and a Miami resident for thirty years died yesterday at age 82. He was active in efforts against gambling and public life in Ohio and Florida. His career spanned city leadership and civic activism across decades.
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Miami
Fla
James
Flanders
Toledo
Ohio
North
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New York
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Citizens National
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Accordion School of Music
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