Mrs Ralph Baker Hosts Evening Party
Mrs Ralph Baker attended last night at her home on Lemon Street where eight guests joined for a farm dinner at 6:30 followed by a pleasant evening of visiting. Dr T Kelsey of East Miss Street will leave tomorrow for Buffalo to spend the day visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Baker
Kelsey
East Mss Street
Buffalo
Pfc
John Burelowech
Ft. Knox
John Turelowech
Rowle 4
John
Guadalcanal
Murdia
New Georgia
Philippine Islands
Arthur Creighton
North Center Street
Chathah
N. J
Robert Brandeie
Robert McClintack
Sensea Street
Jeff
Wellsville
N. Y
Helen Gaukt
Fev
Dese Warnken Wen
Rochester
Mixfiids Wast
West Pleasant Street
Dlr. Tograhem
West Smith
Daytona Beach
Fla
John Pitt
West Washington Street
Miami
Dan Silverman
Pittsburgh
Texas
Visi
L. H. Pitt
Kathryn Burk
Erie
George Buck
East Scull Street
Thiel College
Greenville
Edward Johnson
Pred Walsh
W. A. Steen
Jamestown
H. A. Market
East Main Street
Jett
Jean @ulutisk
Philadelphis
Joan Wickwire
Center Street
Miss Ghuintisk
Emory Benson
Surand Avenue
Union City
Charles Butler
George Rouge
AUS Aring
Fixél Wits
Alice Rouse
Béatrice Abin
Sherman
Tls Furbush
Harold
Dougherty
Hartisburg
Harold, Dougherty
Belvoir
Arlhnd Scheppner
Clearfluid
South Street
D. A. Hillstrom
East
Conansss
Unis
Philadelphia
New York City
Corry-Jamestown
Sweden
United States
Horm Eiksson
Eriksson
Juck Franz
Hemp
Leo Frany
Bash Bond Street
Helen Beckwith
Cleveland
Russell Beckwith
North Contentreet. Il
Miss Kinney Hosts Club Meeting With Food and Social
Miss Nancy Kinney of East Smith Street hosted six members of the Gotta Coppa Poppa Club Thursday evening. President Miss Marilyn Denton presided over a brief business meeting and a social period with dancing. Hostess Miss Dorothy Stormes of West Toving Street planned entertainment for January 240 with hamburgers, cookies, and nap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Kinney
Nancy Kinney
East Smith Street
Marilyn Denton
Dorothy Stormes
West Toving Street
Penelec Party Honors Arthur Scheppner At Local Dinner
Former office manager Arthur Scheppner was celebrated at a Maple Lounge Room dinner hosted by colleagues from the Local Fonelen Techquarters. The event featured Mrs. Scheppner, R. C. Sayroe, O. H Marshall, and others, with speeches by Lt. George and D. M. Howard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Scheppne
Arti J. Scheppner
Fonelen Techquarters
Uhis City
Uly Wea
Maple Louffet Room
Gray Ladies Meet at Lane Clubrooms Lecture
Gray Ladies will hold a meeting at the Horn Black clubrooms on Money Jar ery 2h at 7:20 pm. Capt Hugh Delo will speak on the psychology of illness, with overseas experiences and films. Miss Ya Repler and Mrs Ont Hneper will discuss school music service and Bochil Service, inviting all members to attend after the short business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity
Corpa
Horn Black
Hugh Delo
Anillio
Ya Repler
Miter
Ont Hneper
Lie
Ang Tor
Ibis
Masonic Lodge Dance Ends Evening With Music And Treats
Masonic Lodge No. 308 and Mer wives and friends enjoyed a party at the Masonic Temple last evening. A dance from 4 to 12 featured music by Glenn Mitton and Ralph Wind, with hosts and officers serving sandwiches cookies and coffee. Decorations carried a Valentine motif in red and white.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M
Mi Eonte Temple
Glenn Mitton
Ralph
Ine Mis
Bruce Ellsworth
Tie
Robert Elswish
of & Valentine
Clymerite Engaged To North East Girl Naomi to Everett Lookenhowse
Naomi Clymerite will wed Everett Lookenhowse, son of Clyde Lookenhowse of Cymir. Naomi graduated from North Ast Joint High School and works at Bogenschutz Furniture Store. Everett attended Clymer Central High School and now works as a mechanic in Northlaab. No wedding date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymerite
North East
Orville S. Bogen
Nominated society notes and nuptials in local page
The column records several society items including discharge notices for Pfc. John Burelowech from Ft. Knox and family visits in Rowley and nearby towns. It covers travel plans of local residents, engagements, and a detailed wedding at St. Thomas Church between Mildred Perry and Angelo Frisina with attendants, reception, and future moves to Morida.
Good Samaritan Class Meeting at Bary Home
The Good Samaritan Sunday School class met last evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Edmund Bary. Devotions were led by Mrs Bugr and Mrs Donald Dinigle preceded routine business. After the meeting, games and refreshments were shared by 21 members and friends. Next gathering set for February 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gool Samaritan
Edmund Bary
Bugr
Donald Dinigle
Mildred “Young
aTich
Florence Brooks
Baye
Helday
Birthday Party for Phyllis Halfast at West Church Street
A surprise birthday party for Phyllis Halfast was hosted at her home on West Church Street by members of the intermediate Sunday School class of the United Brethren Church. Guests enjoyed an evening of activities and refreshments including cake and Jello with whipped cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Halfast
Willidmm
Halfast
United Brethren Church
Local Red Cross Representatives Meet at City Chapter
Local representatives from neighboring chapters attended the 19st American Red Cross Campaign Conference hosted by the City Chapter. Mildred Alfred and Lloyd Stowe represented Corry as Girleton Rae presided and outlined the 1946 fund drive goal of 10 million dollars and campaign policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wit City
American
Ed Cross
Unis
Red Cross Central Committee
Rae
Charles BR. Andress
Avon
Thomas H. Evans
Camp Servlee
Southwest Pacific Theater
Yorkuiy
Mcarthurs
Meeline
Rehoboth Class Met This Week
Rehoboth Sunday School class of the United Brethren met at the home of Mr and Mrs Jesse Whitney West Park Place on Thursday evening. Vice president Mr Whitney led in the absence of ill president Vernon Walsh. Members voted to donate to the Carry Hospital Fund and handled routine business. Letters from servicemen and from Miss Clara Marin a Kentucky missionary were read and enjoyed. Lyle Chise led the entertainment with an arranged program. committee Rev and Mrs H Ray Harris and Mr and Mrs Tyin Downey served dessert. Next meeting slated for February List.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shuarly
Rehoboth
United Brethren
Kentucky
Lyle Chise
H. Ray Harris
Tyin Downey
Baptist Fellowship Met Last Evening
The Ladies' Baptist Fellowship met at Mrs. Melvin Shannsingts on West Pleasant Street for a joyful gathering. Devotions were led by Mrs. Joseph Sherjoode Sr and Mrs. H. H. Redding presided. Plans were made for a February 20 dinner committee with Mrs. Bruce Thomas chairing and Mrs. Claire Porter heading dining. A book review by Ralph Carroll highlighted The Cross Over Africa and mission life, with songs by the Ladies' Quartet and a spelling bee led by Mrs. Florence Love. The hostess and helpers served sandwiches, relishes, whipped cream, and coffee. Next meeting February 1 at Mrs Peiffer's Fifi Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claire Porter
Ralph Carroll
Africa
Francis Whitenton
Redding
D. Poiffer
Thomas
AE Calvary
Concord Community Club Met Friday
The Concord Community Club met at Me Tell last evening with residents from Holcurd Ridge and nearby areas attending the supper and program. Patty Glave sang several songs and Miss Shirley Acne Hall delivered readings and humorous stories. Mrs. Glenn Chelton and Mrs. Ernest Chelton planned the next meeting for February 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holcurd Ridge
Me Tell
Newell Gates
Cyril Skiff
Patty Glave
Shirley Acne Hall
Aind
Glenn Chelton
Ernest Chelton
Will Qrrange
Kiwanis Week Proclaimed by Corry Mayor Kinley
Mayor Kinley proclaims January 20 to 36 Kiwanis Anniversary Week in Corry urging citizens support. Kiwanis International now includes 153000 business leaders in over 2300 communities across the United States and Canada. Kiwanis Club of Corry to mark 61st anniversary with a meeting January 24 at the Ritz Restaurant led by President A. G. Stine.
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Cumanuniey
Kiwanis
Taveyna
Honal
Detroit
J. Fred Hunley
Corry
Kinley
Kiwanis International
Hove
United States
Canada
Kiwanis Club of
Rilg
A. G. Stine
Build for Peace Unity Opportunity Aniversary Program
An anniversary program will feature a message from Hamilton Hall of Macon Georgia a prominent southern industrialist and president of Ei wants Thternaticaat President Kline will discuss Ei wants Thternationals administration for 1948 Build for Peace Unity Opportunity A dispersal meeting will be held Also a tastings note suggests adding sugar to oleo or butter substitute to mimic butter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Hall
Macon
Eiwants Thternaticaat
Kline Wnid
Optometrist Dr. R. Owen Announces Office Location
Notice to patients stating Dr. R. Owen is located at 14 State Street Me Pa Second Floor across from Warner Theatre. Hours daily 10:00 to 12:00 and 1:30 to 6:00, except Wednesdays closed. Evenings by appointment. Phone 70-238.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Street
Warner Theatre
R. Owen
Adv
Corry Triumph Persists Amid Tight Final Period
An unclear report notes Fox Ar Corry Three Son N For Se and The Corr bilorn poste Triumph on last night. Beaver Milanovich led early with a tight score and Pubert by Morgan contributed free throws. The third period was decisive as the Mest Le ed team edged ahead, and a late total free throw sealed the victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox
Ox aero Rey Kolark Dykes and Goertson
Ox aero Rey Kolark Dykes and Goertson Jackson Frisina Hany are listed among names in the record. The snippet lists multiple individuals likely related to a racing, sports, or committee context without clear roles or dates. The item appears as a fragmentary name roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aero
Rey
Kolark
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Blatt Bros
REX Theatre
Paris
Racmes
Eddie Dea
Naim
Merce Umi
Robert Alda
Xnarley Lesuie
Simith
Coburn Ane
Audere Bassermaan IY
Deene
Af Lovantt
Pool Whiteman
al Jalon
George White
Hata Sestt
Thomas Motor Co
Zuckerman
Mint Society Gas
Mildre
Milder Perry
Joseph Perry
Angelo R. Frisina
Constetta Frisina
West Main Street
Francis Graves
St. Thomas Church
Grace Frisiin
Rose Perry
Josephine Perry
Theresa Caruso
St. Thomas’ S
Perry
Angelo Frisina
Caruso
John Rondivelli
Ad Frank Perry
Ralph Chirfensio, Jr
Dan Lucia
St. Edward's Hall
Brisina
West Washingston Street
Givil Service
Fairhaven
Mir
Prisina
Tidipute
Morida
New York Giants
Ball Ves
Red Cross
Baptist Fellowship
Concord Community Club
Helen Sho
the National Bank OF Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Purrey
Chapin
Mixmaster
Beaters
Duco Cement
Allen
Pry Oma Plumbing Timing
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NAVY
Ane R
Tillotson
Scouten
Baker
C Wieder
Stockton
Ingram
Eavray
Swartt Leh Ber
Kilmer
Station
Rensselen Son
Kinga P Sheademy
Rich New YO
New Horne
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