Wedding at FOWS Lutheran church unites Miss Marie Doud and Robert Lindstrom
Miss Marie Doud daughter of Mr and Mrs Arvid Anderson wed Robert O Lindstrom son of Mr and Mrs Oscar Lindstrom in a Thursday afternoon ceremony at the FOWS Lutheran church with Rev C F Hildebrand officiating The procession featured organ music Miss Marjorie Casler as maid of honor and Norman Anderson as best man Guests included local and nearby residents The couple plans a New York state wedding trip then a country home on R D 1 Corry
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fows Lutheran Church
Marie’ Doud
Arvid Anderson
R. D. J. Gary
Robert O. Lindstrom
Oscar F. Lindstrom
R. D
C. F. Hildebrand
Roy Street
Harold Fish
Marjorie Casler
Johanna Hill
Norman ©. Anderson
Carl Neen
Warner Swanson
Rita Restarant
New York State
Corry
Lindstrom
Willi
Vivian Maskiell
Lloyd Malmstrom
Jamestown
Louise Wade
Eugene Burch
Eric
Louis Carlson
Buffalo
Columbus
Birthday Club Honors Mes Lyle Shreve
The Birthday Club met at Mrs Lyle Shreve's home on West Smith Street to honor her birthday. Bingo winners were Miss Mertie Akam and Mrs Nina Brown. a buffet lunch was served. Attendees included Mrs Wim Haenél, Mrs Lillian Ottaway, Mrs Jos Henlein, Mrs Mary Stafford, Mrs Margaret Hughes, Mrs Pred Snapp, Mrs Brown, and Miss Akam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Shreve
West Smith Street
Mertie Akam
Nina Brown
Wim. Haenél
Lillian Ottaway
Jos. Henlein
Mary Stafford
Margaret , Hughes
Pred Snapp
Brown
Akgm
Emmanuel Guild Meets On East Bond Street In Social
Mrs Smith hosted the Emmanuel Guild on Thursday with seventeen members attending. The meeting was routine and the next gathering will be hosted by Mrs Anna Wilcox. Refreshments were served at the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Guild
Carl Smith
Cat? Smith
East Bond Street
Anna Wilcox
Nurses in training and visits noted in Buffalo and surrounding areas
Geneweve Gibus and Barbara Joy Were in Buffalo Thursday for nursing exams before Meyers Memorial Hospital training. John Strigler from Camp Campbell Ky to visit Saturday. Mrs August DeMauri and Miss Marie DeMauri travel to Cedar Falls Ind to see son aviator Robert DeMauri at Town State Teachers College. Others attend meetings in Warren with Ben Newbury guest speaker. Margaret Balog en route to Pittsburg for pre entrance exams at St. Francis hospital with Stella Hyels. Funeral for David Shafer in Mayville. family from Mayville Cleveland and Pittsburgh. John Banks travels to Cleveland Clinic for check up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneweve Gibus
Barbara Joy
Buffalo
Meyer Memorial Hospital
John Strigler
City
Camp Campbell
August DeMauri
Marie DeMauri
Washington Street
Cedar Falls
Aviatin
Robert DeMauri
Town State ‘Teachers’ College
Walter Windahl
Gor Damestown Mfg. Corp
H. Holden
Richard Bacheluer
Lester Danner
Raymond Mfg. Co
Warren
Purchasing Agents Association of
Northwestern Pennsylvania
Carver House
Ben R. Newbury
Margaret Balog
Pittsburgh
St. Francis Hospital
Stella Hyels
Fred Ingraham
Richard Fox
Mayville
N. Y
David Shafer
Fox
Ingraham
Cleveland
John Banks
Cleveland Clinic
Dinner Honors Ed Bielawski Before Army Draft
Corry police and former members held a steak dinner at the Boston House in Bielawski’s honor. About twelve attendees later visited Glenn Dickson’s home for cards and a late lunch. Mayor Hepler attended along with current and former officers and Bielawski received a fine identification bracelet.
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Cateers
Corry
Edward Bielawski
Boston
Glenn Dickson
N. R. Dickson
Hepler
Alon:gith
Omicer Bielawski
Corry Court Donates to Polio Fund Meeting Minutes
Corry Court C D of A held a Thursday night meeting in North Center street club rooms. The group approved a donation to the Corry Infantile Paralysis Fund and announced a February 17 dinner with details to follow. Mrs Marshall Hugh headed a 35 member committee serving refreshments and group singing entertained attendees. The note also mentions the Air Forces Air Service Command operating 300 warehouses with 500000 items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Corry Court
C. D. of A
North Center Street
Corry Infantile Paralysis Fund
Marshall Hugh
Tve
Washington PTA Boys Band Endorses Cafeteria Aid Rejection
Washington PTA meeting approved the PTA executive council decision to reject federal aid for local school cafeterias after a detailed discussion. The session opened with a flag salute led by Miss Helen Johnson and a devotional period by Mrs. E A Hook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington School Parent-Teachers Association
P. T. A. Executive Council
Hhe Acheol
Helen Johnson
E A. Hook
Robert Proctor
Army Air Corps School
Biloxi
Miss
S. B. Anderson
Patty Pields
Adelwiss
Leste Wells
Howard Blakeslee
EA. Hook
B. J. Snow
8. K. Broughton
Larry Long
Raymond Merchandise Dinner Honors Progress and Plans
The Raymond Manufacturing merchandise division held its fifth annual dinner at the Hotel Corry with twenty employees present. Henry Wold chaired the committee. Jack Dempsey acted as toastmaster. prizes were won by Mrs. Dorothy May and several Misses. Loyd Stowe spoke on yearly progress and future plans. Hubert Heerlein joined as factory manager and discussed merchandising challenges.
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Raymond Merchandise Department
Raymond Manufacturing ‘Company
Hotel Corry
Henry Wold
Jack Dempsey
Allene Fardink
Celia Swanson
June Edwards
Evelyn Wiggers
Loyd Stowe
Hubert Heerlein
Dorothy May
Misa Adele Mc Cray
Mildred Heenel
Ember Earle
Heerlein
Fairview PTA Plans Founders Day Program
The January meeting of the Fairview school B D A was held Thursday afternoon at the school building. Stanley E Anderson was the guest speaker sharing his Army Air Corps Biloxi Mississippi training experiences. Mrs. Albert Fay sang two numbers Beverly Rauscher played two piano selections Founders Day observance planned for February 17 at night. Refreshments served by Mrs Murél Kolstee Mrs Paul Stroup Mrs Albert Fox and Mrs Lawrence Hansen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview Pta
Fairview School
Stanley E.anderson
Army Air Corps
Biloxi
Miss
Albert Fay
Beverly Rauscher
Murél Kolstee
Paul Stroup
Albert Fox
Lawrence Hansen
Beaver Award To Be Given At Edinboro Dinner
The Silver Beaver honors a longstanding Erie county Scouter for faithful service to Boy Scouts. The 17th presentation will occur at the January 27 dinner meeting in Edinboro with Scouts, spouses, and friends from Erie county in attendance. The article lists past Silver Beaver recipients dating back to 1920.
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Edinboro
Erie County
William M. Dill
George
Hunter \Florida
B. M. Gearhart
Charles C. Rich
Jamestown Counal
Cony
James Briggs
George ©. Moore
Charles F. Steinfurth
W. J. Conway
Holger Rommerdale
Jack H. Clark
McKean-Potter-Cumexon Council
W. Pitt Gifford
John A. Spaeder
Spencer W. Betts
Max A. Krimmel
Charles H. Brogger
George Epps
Paine Addresses Corry Kiwanis on War Era Jobs
Edward J. Paine of Corry Employment spoke to the Corry Kiwanis Club at the Rite Restaurant on local wartime industries and unemployment benefits. The gathering included 27 members and guests John Tinson athletic director Pvt Richard I Rossbacher on furlough from Chanute Field and A B Smith. After adjournment, Scout troop and membership committees met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Paine
Kiwanis
Edward J. Paine
Corry Employment
Corry Kiwanis Club
Rite
Paine
Tventy
John Tinson
Corty
Corry Births Honor Local Families in Brief Notes
A daughter was born Thursday afternoon at Corry hospital to Mr and Mrs Lawrence McCray of 222 West Smith Street. A daughter was born last evening at Corry hospital to Mr and Mrs Hon C DeJean of 245 Marion Street. A daughter was born to Mrs Doris Welsh and the late Sgt John Welsh at Corry hospital Thursday evening.
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Thome J. Messinger
Areman
Who
Great
Messinger
Lakes
Sr. Wright Street
Corry Hospital
Lawrence McCray
West Smith Street
Hon C. DeJean
Marion Street
Doris Welsh
Sgt
John Welsh, R
Corry
Kirk Brown Heads Corry Women's Relief Corps
Mrs Kirk Brown was installed as president of the Women's Relief Corps No 49 at a meeting in the T C C Hall on North Center Street. Other officers installed include A E Morrison as vice president Alma Gardner junior vice president and Gertrude Reynolds as patriotic instructor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirk Brown
Corry Corps
Wrc
Women's Rebef Corps
North Center Street
A. E. Morrison
Alma Gardner
AW. Rauscher
F. N. Rickerson
Leon Wynn
Gertrude Reynolds
Merle Haskell
Ralph Gates
Kya Hill
Guar
Rose Westley
National Aid
Marvin Carlson
Manley Robbins
Frank Liliceslor Aeavers
Gueille Lynch
Alma Dingfelder
Kenneth Gregory
Richard Perkins Honored at Dinner
A dinner at 8 Shea Street honored Richard C. Perkins on the eve of his service. Attendees included Orpha Johnson, Mrs Bear and daughter Patricia, Helen Davis, Neva Nichols, Hilda Watson, Ivan Beall, Ellen Vanderhoot, Shirley Perkins, and James Perkins of Corry. Gillie chaired twenty two members and twelve officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Perkins
Perkins
Shea Street
Richard C. Perkins
Mr. Perkins
Orpha Johtson
Bear
Patricia
Helen Davis
Hiré
Neva Nichols
Hilda Watson
Ivan Beall
Ellen Vanderhoot
Shirley Perkins
James Perkins
Corry
Ailment Ends Play as Star Suffered Injury on Field
A top player sustained an arm injury during a game and could miss upcoming matches. Team officials have not released a full prognosis, but medical staff attended to the athlete on the field and collective hopes remain high for a swift recovery.
Tan the ?enn union in doubt
Fragmentary OCR text shows unclear phrase about a tan or union and doubt surrounding a named party, with no verifiable details. The readable portion hints at a vague political or organizational dispute but lacks concrete entities, dates, or outcomes to summarize further.
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Marjorie Lord
United Aastrals Relesse
Tomy
Noah Reery
Job Sawyer
Marjorie Wot
Florida
California
Loblaw Doughnuts
Swift
Wilson
Miss Marie Doud Bride
Birthday Club
Mes
Curtis Jewelry Store
Police Dept
Ed Bielawski
C. D
of A
Air Service Command
Army Air Forces
Lanston
South Center St
Washington Pta Boys Band
Helen Shopper Dogs
Franklin St
Dial
F. G. Chapin & Sons
Gillie
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