Concord School Baked Ham Supper Planned
Havent Teachers Association discussed a baled ham supper at Concord school on Tuesday February 7. Serving begins at 5 PM with 100 to 125 persons served per round. Tickets for adults and children go on sale tomorrow at a nominal fee. Mrs. Lynn Campbell named dinner chairman. Mrs. Lyle Foster and Mrs. C A Mountain led the PTA dinner last night. attendance was good.
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Concord
Havent Teachers Association
Concord School
Lynn Campbell
Lyle Foster
C. A Mountain
PTA
Mrs John Mooney Installed as President of Branch No 5
Society notes report Mrs John Mooney installed as president of Branch No 5, Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association, at Mrs Mary Murray home on South Second avenue. Other officers named include Mrs Leon Brown and Mrs Della Swanson as vice presidents, Mrs William Swan reporter, Mrs James Maloney assistant secretary, Mrs Floyd Biads treasurer, Mrs Murray financial secretary, and Mya John Newcomb marshal plus trustees Mrs Mary Patterson Mrs Mary Duke and Mrs Mary Berry. Plans discussed for St Thomas church bazaar February 1th and 7th with L G B A branch to handle refreshments. Also mentions visitors and local residents with travel and health notes.
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John Mooney
Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association
Mary Murray
South Second Avenue
Leon Brown
Della Swanson
William Swan
James Maloney
Secorder
Floyd Biads
Murray
Mya
John Newcomb
Mary Patterson
Mary Duke
Mary Berry
St. Thomas Church
L. GB. A
Titusville Woman Is Honored at Party
A Titusville host, Mrs. Banks of North County Street, entertained Monday afternoon at 2:20 for her sister Mrs. Roy Dillinger’s birthday. Assisted by Mrs. Laverne Group and Mrs. Melvin McElvoy, guests played games and awarded prizes to Mrs. Daria McCray, Mrs. Illinger, Mrs. S. M. Buller, and Mrs. James Blakesley. The event was a handkerchief shower.
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Ars
Dorcas Class Hosts Tureen Dinner Evening Meeting
Dorcas class members enjoyed a tureen dinner last evening at the church. The organizing committee included Miss Melen Jones Mrs George Andrus Mrs Lawrence Eisenman Mrs R Lawrence Pavisen and Miss Lois McCray. A social hour followed the meal and a brief business session was held.
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Roy
Dorcas Lass
Chorel
Melen Jones
George Andrus
Lawrence Eisenman
R. Laywrence Pavisen
Lois McCray
Puddings for Dessert Collection of Old Time Recipes
A fragment shows several dessert recipes including Indian Pudding and Tapioca Cream with steps for ingredients, mixing, cooking, and chilling. Additional notes describe apple pudding with bread crumb topping and bake guidance, ending with an odd weather-like line about fog heights.
Philathea Bible Class Hosts Members at Mrs Allen Home
Philathea Bible Class entertained members last evening at the home of Mrs. Carre Allen in East Senith St. They held a devotional period with a lawfullish meeting arranged, led by Mrs. George Thoms. Assistant hostesses were Miss Ailen Westley and Miss Ethel Jones.
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Philathea Bible Class
Philathea Bible
Carre Allen
George Thoms
Ailen Westley
Ethel Jones
Former Corry Pastor to Marry in April
The Baltimore Sunday Sun reports the engagement of Elizabeth Rhodes of Catonsville Maryland to Rev. G B Macnamara rector of St May s Church Bel Air Maryland. The Rev Mr Macnamara formerly served at Emanuel Episcopal Church Corry and the wedding is set for April.
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Corry
Baltimore Sunday Sun
Exhwinl Rhode
Catonsville
Ridh Wlizebeth
G. B. Macnamo
Bel-Air
St. May's Curely
Macmunata
Cormny
Xeetar
Ammanuel Episcopal Chiugeh
New Baby Born to Mr and Mrs Hoffman in West Pleasant
A son was born Friday afternoon at Corry Hospital to Mrs Claudé Hoffman of West Pleasant Street. Mrs Hoffman was formerly Massaret Stuffelboam.
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Bor
Keppel and Miss Giice Entertain at East Teving Street
Keppel and Miss Giice hosted a tribute house party at 1 former's East Teving Street. Guests included Miss Prorence Holden and many noted attendees. The event featured a sine show and wedding gifts, with artists Miss Vinguilu Davis and others, including Franeve Byreter and Dorothy Bette begot, among the honorees.
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Keppel
Norm Giice
East Teving Street
Honmline
Prorence Holden
Grieg
Easnyol
Alto
Vinguilu Davis
Af Wifinbowy
Flizabelle Lanston
Franeve Byreter
Dorothy Bettebeget
Fitzel Rehnberg
Marion Sullivay
Evestine Lynn
Uamon Hillstrom
Hal Ames
Stundey Crifori
Mrs Roof Honored On 85th Birthday
Mrs Roof of Cresta and Titusville gathered at her home last evening for a birthday celebration honoring her 85th year. Family and friends from Bulk Cove and Fydetnwn attended as they celebrated her good health and long life with warm remarks and well wishes.
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Nemures
Urs
Sturgatt B. Hoof
Cresta
Titusville
Hey Homme
Clack Alley
Covny
Tifisville
Mies
Root
Norma Jean May Celebrates Seventh Birthday Party
Norma Jean May was honored Tuesday afternoon at her home on Gonvord Street with a seventh birthday party. Guests enjoyed games and refreshments were served by Mrs. Duard May. Norma Jean received many lovely gifts.
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Norma Jean May
Gonvord Street
Ivy Tite Mens
Norma Deans
Duard May
Norma Jean
Rotarians Hear Talk on Oil Refining
Rotarians at the weekly dinner meeting discuss oil refining methods and testing. The presentation covers well shifting, packaging, and process details, highlighting operating prowess and the refining sequence.
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Corry
Heéfinthg Company
Bradford
Fim
Pittsburgh Market Report Highlights Mixed Prices
Pittsburgh wholesale prices show activity with gains and declines across produce and livestock. Diamonds include apples, peanuts, cabbage, and greens with varied quotes. New York stocks recover late, while general markets rise modestly, with several major industrials and consumer names trading higher or steadier.
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Patatans
Ating
Pittsburgh
Mareet
Ely Tove
SBI Cyluie Fl
West Hlpers
Hompary
Fem
Heary Bens
Wehorn Bens
Old Roosters
Sock Springers
Ned Spincers
Tephorn Springer
Sock Brolleis
Leghorn Proilens
Iba
Gauile, & R. Wilshogtfea Graytingaires
Widows of Chingmen Honored in Ming China
Widowed Ming dynasty women in China were often honored with memorial arches called pal lou and their families performed ta teeta egicel labor service as a form of posthumous tribute and social duty.
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China
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Youngstown
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Carlen
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Keister
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Sugay Foundation
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