Sleigh Ride Refreshes St Pauls Young People
Twenty one youths from St. Pauls Lutheran church enjoyed a two hour sleigh ride followed by a video business meeting. Officers elected were Elwyn Gage president Shirley Larson vice president Donald Carlson secretary and Ernestine Lynn treasurer. A hot chili con carne supper was served by Elizabeth Lanston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Young People's
Elwyn Gage
Shirley Larson
Donald Carlson
Ernestine Lynn
Elizabeth Lanston
Corry Camera Club Forms After Preliminary Meeting
A preliminary meeting in Dr. Hugh A. O’Hare’s offices began organization of the Corry Camera Club. The group aims to advance photography knowledge, exchange ideas, and promote exhibitions and lectures with officers to be elected at the next session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Camera Club
Hugh A. O'Hare
Eli Ames
Margaret O'Hare
Porter Auer
George Curtis
Crawford Woods
H. J. Tobias
G. L. Boyd
O. H. Holden
Charles W. Hubertz
Eastern Star Holds Joan Stocknam as Worthy Patron
Corry Chapter No. 17 of the Eastern Star held impressive initiation ceremonies with Joan Stocknam of Meadville named as worthy patron and Mrs. Lloyd Stowe presiding as worthy matron. Mrs. Raymond Barnes provided a vocal solo and visiting District Deputy Mrs. Edna Wyatt of Meadville spoke briefly. Plans for a January 15 card party were discussed and final arrangements made, with a committee including Mrs. R. Lawrence Davidson Mrs. Howard Ross Mrs. J. Skinner and Mrs. F. Lowe Edwards serving a fine lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Stocknam
Meadville
Corry Chapler No. 17
Eastern Star
Lloyd Stowe
Raymond Barnes
Edna ©. Wyatt
R. Lawrence Davidson
Howard Ross
Meeting of Junior D A R Troop and local chapter
Miss Mary Gertrude Hannan hosted a Junior D A R meeting at West Main Street home with Miss Jean Foster presiding. Plans for a rummage sale February 1 upstairs in Cameron Building were announced. Members listed include Theresa Roach Rhyl dis Hocnes Mary Ann Console Pa willa Cragg Kathleen McGraw Margaret Pager Mary Ann Sullivan and Mary Jean Sullivan. The Brokenstraw Valley Chapter of the D A R discusses history preservation and American ideals with officers and committees named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Gertrude Hannan
Aoaress
West Main Street
Jean Foster
Cameron Building
Theresa Roach
Rhyldis Hocnes
Mary Ann Console
Pawilla Cragg
Kathleen McGraw
Margaret Pager
Mary Ann Sullivan
Mary Jean Sullivan
Miss Foster
Miss Consols
Brokenstraw Valley
Daughters of the American Revolution
Corry
S. Donald Wilcox
Walter Peake
R. Johnson
Howard Loveland
Jessie ‘Newton
C.F. McCray
Harold Gilbert
Emma Linscott
Ways and Means
H. 4. Gilbert
Frank ‘Loveland
Mount
B.P. Starr
George Boyd
James Macinnes
J. J
Desmond
W. R. Hulberg
The
DAR
Washington
D. A. R. Magazine
Elis Taland
Penny Pine
Elizabeth Heath Olmstead
Anthony Wayne Cook
G. D. Heath
Olmstead
Maude Barnes
Na- Hemel D. A. R
Southern Industrial Education Association
Tennessee
D. A. R. Schpol
Hinman
Kan
Alpha Chapters Gradale Sorority Forms at Ket Qvenue YMCA
A new Alpha Chapters Gradale Sorority of the State YMCA Pennsylvania was organized at the Ket Qvenue Recreation Center. Miss Virginia Hyots was elected primus with Miss Jewell Has brouck primus, Miss Mildred Perry tribime, and Miss Sue Shaver quaestor, as officers. several members attended and Mrs. G. Reneau was invited as club mentor.
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Ket
Qvenue
Im.c
Corry
Pennsylvania
Iclub
Virginia Hyots
Jewell Hasbrouck
Mildred Perry
Ella Belle Roschie Feted at Party
A surprise shower last evening at Miss Freda Vogt’s West Bond Street home honored Ella Belle Roschie who plans to enter nurses training at Rochester General Hospital. Guests included Margaret Anderson and several Mrs. G T Bergman Ronald Carter and others, with gifts and a Valentine themed lunch.
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G.B. Kysar
Haris Kolster
R. W. McElroy
J.C. Avery
Sharon
Pittsburgh
Mr. Avery
St. Pranels Hospital
Adjutant
B.C. Jones
Rochester
Jones
Grace O'Dell
Ray Ruby
Freda Vogt
West Bond Street
Ella Belle Roschie
Rochester General Os Bush
Roy Vogt
Margaret Anderson
G.T. Bergman
Ronald Carter
Georgia
Bessie Gastrantas
Mardine Chase
Myria Hasbrouck
D.A. Roschie
Victor Slye
George Wood
Rosthie
Woolworth Employees Entertained by Manager Tran Uhai
Woolworth store employees at the local B. W. Woolworth Company were hosted by manager Tran Uhai at a dinner party last evening at the Greyhound Post House to celebrate a successful year. Attendees included Miss Bernice Sanford, Elizabeth Lariston, Virginia Price, Ruth Lester, Adele McGray, Mrs Pauline Durigan, Mrs Fern Aymong, and Roy Kerstetter. The evening featured dancing and music.
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Leywae
B. W. Woolworth Company
Greyhound Post House
O'Carth
Missi Bernice Sanford
Elizabeth Lariston
Virginia Price
Rith Lester
Adele McGray
Pauline Durigaen
Fern Aymong
Roy Kerstetter
Fire Victim Feted By Harding Group
Members of the Harding Home And School Association hosted a kitchen shower for Mrs. Charles Piess and family who recently lost their home to a fire. A program of music and games entertained thirty five guests as gifts were distributed.
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Harding
Harding Home and School Association
Charles Piess
Pies
Pless
Swedish Rye Bread Variations For Home bakers in 1940s Curry Journal
Betty Crocker Home Service urges families to try rye and raisin breads to add variety and energy. Instructions describe mixing yeast with molasses and syrup, kneading on a floured board, rising times, shaping into loaves, and baking in deep pans for 45 to 50 minutes. Includes method for raisins and quick yeast option.
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Yousl
Norma Jean May Celebrates Birthday
Norma Jean May celebrated her eighth birthday yesterday afternoon from 4 to 6 on Concord Street. Games were played and many gifts were received from her friends and family including Mary Alice Eder Phyllis Armitge Caroline Elehynski Patty Blanchard Norma Keeley Marce line Rebbing Marilyn Denton Ha etl Markeri and Julia Plccards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May
Concord Street
Norma’ Meter
Card May
Falawie Gueviss
Mary Alice Eder
Phyllis Armitge
Caroline Elehynski
Patty Blanchard
Norma ‘Keeley
Marceline Rebbing
Marilyn Denton
Haetl Markeri
Julia
Norma
Forty Elks from Corry visit Meadville lodge initiation
Forty Elks from Corry traveled by bus to Meadville for a lodge meeting last night. Exalted Ruler Arthur Schenpnes led the ceremony initiating a class of candidates into the Meadville lodge. The program featured the Mead wife Elis male chorus with Myron D Trace and Theodore B Walp as soloists, and Professor Lee Hees, Baynes Hreeting. James P. Syli-Vin was the tasasalgish doe Wie witualistic work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Meadville
Hiks
Arthur Schenpnes
He Mead
Elis
Myron D. ‘Trace
Theodore B. Walp
Sollists Iid
Lee Hees
Baynes Hreeting
James P. Syli- Vin
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William, Erguson
Anid
Yarart
Wan LO
Y of Thayer
Franz
Rex
Parsarrount Pictures
TIT
Guizar Pisano
AID
Rie
Romre
Tower OF London
State Theatre
Youngsville
Model Dairy Company
Harrisburg
Thomas Motor Co
Pneal
Vues
Mentor Club
Alvin M. Smith Teft
Henry Miller
Miller
Vera Harvey
Greensburg
Kenneth Thoma
Clem Thoma
Bradford
Joseph Gardner
North Warren
Fotels
United States
Citizens National Bank of Corry
Candy Miller’s News and Sport Store
Virginia Hyotsto
Hegd
Ymca Sorority
Woolworth
Tran Uhai
Cnafin
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
Batti Raed Guns
Ciwiice
Curry Journal
Betty Crocker Home Service Department
Norma Jean
Root’s Furniture Store
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