Corry Elks To Hold Past Exalted Rulers Night
Corry Lodge of Elks will observe Past Exalted Rulers Night on Thursday next week. Charles Keating chairs the event with officers including Keating, William Myers, A M Litz, Edward Berry, J Pred Kinley, H J Davis, James Carrig, Everett Phillips. A lunch and floor show follow the business meeting at the North Center street club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Elks
Corry Lodge of Elks
Charles
Keating
Mr. Keating
William P. My‘ers
A. M. Litz
Edward Berry
J. Pred Kinley
J. Pred Kinley, Esquire
H. J. Davis
James Carrig
Everett Phillips
North Center Street Club
Miss Patricia Patmore bridal shower hosted in 812 West Wayne
Mrs Robert Davis and Mrs Douglas Mosher entertained 90 guests at the former home to honor Miss Patricia Patmore who will marry George Haenel on February 14. Games awards were given to several guests. A pink white and silver decor shower umbrella gifts and a lunch of jello Ritz crackers coffee and tea were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlton King
Cosry
North East
Birmingham
Michigan
John Donaldson
Thiel College
Greenville
L. R. Donaldson
Spring Creek
C. B. Kinney
Nancy
Warren
Margaret Bender
East South Street
Wicker Nigh
East Congress Street
Erie
Richard Carlson
Kent
Edward Berry
West Smith Street
Dorothy Hanlin
Rochester
University of Rochester School of Nursing
Strong Memorial Hospital
Toledo
Mallick
George, Jr
Patricia
Meycin
Lome
Patricia Patmore
Robert Davis
Douglas Mosher
West Wayne Street
George Haenel
Edwin Keppel
Fred Haenel
Alfred Haenel
Hugh Masher
Patmore
Workers At Columbus Had Party At Dodd's Potato Storage
A Thursday afternoon social marked completion of grading potatoes at Dodd's Potato Storage in Columbus. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Dodd and several local residents, with refreshments of sandwiches cake ice cream and coffee served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodd's Potato Storrge
Columbus
Leslie Dodd
J. H. Beagle
Jack Vols
John Walter Volk
Andrew Thompson
Gifford Caster
Concord PTA Hobby Show Plans Set for February 10
A special Concord School PTA executive committee meeting with 15 members approved plans for a Hobby and Trinket Show at the school on February 10 from 7 to 9 30 p m. School and adult hobby exhibits will be displayed along with booths selling baked goods candy and novelties. A musical program will be presented and tickets will go on sale early next week through the students to benefit the PTA treasury.
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T Concord
Concord
P T.A
PTA Treasury
Mrs Ray Rider Hosts Afternoon Dessert Bridge
Mrs Anne Marvin of Walton visiting her daughter Mrs Ray Rider on Brook Street attended a dessert bridge party. Mrs Edward Kinley Sr and Mrs William Myers held the top scores as guests enjoyed a frozen dessert cookies and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Marvin
Walton
Ray Rider
Brook Street
Local Card Club Meets for Bridge Evening
Miss Eileen Graham of West Con tress street hosted a bridge gathering last evening with guests Mrs. James Allyn Mrs. C A Hillstrom and Miss Barbara Ann Keppel who was high scorer. A light lunch followed and the group will meet again February 12 with Mrs. Hillstrom of Goult street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eileen Graham
West Contress Street
James Allyn
C. A. Hillstrom
Barbara Ann Keppel
Graham
Hillstrom
Goult Street
Hepler and Mallick Welcome Daughters At Corry Hospital
A daughter was born last evening to Mr and Mrs Glenn Hepler of TL Liberty Street Corry and a daughter was born this morning to Mr and Mrs Pete Mallick of 120 East Church Straw Corry Hospital.
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Corry Hospital
Glenn Hepler
TL Liberty Street
Pete Mallick
East Church
Straw
Local residents depart for travel and duty
Mrs. Arthur Jackson sails to Syracuse to join her husband. Mrs. Glenn Stekins and companions plan a Mesa Arizona monthlong trip. Ruth Chelson covers Stearns shop in her absence. Mrs. Ednadewell returns from New Orleans and Washington after weeks away. Lt. Grace Hotchkiss leaves for Rochester PA station after a two week furlough. Mrs. H A Groscub visits Cleveland on business. Dr. E H Harmon and daughters Troy and Joan expected home tonight after a Miami vacation.
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Arthur Jackson
Syracuse
Joseph Perry
West Washington Street
Glenn Stekins
Rowe Roberty
Téa Watrous
Mesa
Arizona
New Orleans
Washington, DC
Grace Hotchkiss
Salvation Army
Rochester
K. D. Brown
East South Street
Adj
John D. Morrison
Corry
H. A. Groscub
Mapleave
Cleve
Land
E. H. Harmon
Troy
Joan
Miami
Fla
Purchasing Agents Tour Penelec Plant in Warren Area
The Purchasing Agents Association of Northwestern Pennsylvania will hold its February meeting at the Carver House Warren. A 3 p.m. tour of the new Penelec plant near Warren precedes dinner at 6:30 p.m. with a business meeting to follow. Guest speaker B E Hall of Universal Cyclops Steel Company will discuss Some Aspects of Metallurgy. E McGullough of Penelec will speak on Power Shortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penelec
Purchasing Agents Association of
Northwestern Pennsylvania
Carver House
Warren
Wanven
B. E. Hall
Universal Cyclops Steel Company
E. ©. McGullough
Y M C A Weekend Events Set for Teens and Children
The Armory hosts a YMCA program for junior high boys tonight from 7 to 9 20 p m. Saturday morning features "Trouble in Texas" for elementary and preschool children starting at 10 30 a m.
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Y.M.C.A
Armory
Eiels
Texas
Parents Magazine
Marriage at Franklin of Vicinity Interest
The marriage of Miss Maxene Evelyn Allen and Merle E. Connell took place January 24 at the First Methodist Church Franklin. Vows were read by Dr Frank S McKnight. attendant was Ruth Connell. best man Jack Allen. The couple will reside at 197 Fremont Ave Kenmore Washington after February 1. Connell works for Meteor Manufacturing in Buffalo.
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Suumunyeuene Ats Deen
Franklin
Maxene Evelyn Allen
C. A. Allen
Franiain
Merle E. Connell
Elwood Connell
Bear Lake
Ean~ Dieught
First Methodist Church
Frank S. McKnight
Mies Ruth Connell
Jack Allen
L. G. Manwaring, Jr
Wayne Willias
Fremont Avenue
Kenmore
WN. C
Connell
Meteor Manufacturing Corporation
Buffalo
Local Contract Club Meets at Mrs Deys With Guests
Mrs T W Dey hosted the contract club at her First Avenue home last evening. Two guests Mrs Donald Nantes and Mrs Dean Miller joined members. high scores were earned by Mrs Cleve Morton and Mrs Mayme Wood. Next meeting set for Tuesday February 3 at Mrs Wood's Park Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Dey
F. W. Dey
First Avenue
Donald Nantes
Dean Miller
Cleve Morton
Mayme Wood
Dey
Wood
Park Street
Oil shortage warning narrows supplies in two weeks
Pennsylvania fuel oil coordinator warns the next two weeks will be the most critical of the winter shortage. Brig. Gen. Brenton G. Wallace says households receive priority in emergency allotments over manufacturers and utilities as protests from plants and utilities mount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Jon
Allsylvania
Brenton G. Wallace
Gos Iworks
Gen. Wallace
Grain Control Debate Spurs Export Verse and Whisky Claim
The article reports a heated exchange over grain controls with the president supporting export limits to feed Europe while distillers argue grain already exported is used for whisky. Officials defend that some countries use grain domestically and politics tie into anti inflation rhetoric from Senator Sparkman and Rep Wolcott, whose committee opposed extending the bill.
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Europe
Dys
Agriculture Department
Sparkman
D-Alu
Wolcott
R-Mich
House Banking Committee
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T. A. Anderson
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Baby Helen
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