Mrs. Kebler Hosts Card Club at McElroy Home
Mrs Jeanette Kebler entertained her club at Mrs Walter McElroy home on North Center street last evening. Players enjoyed five hundred with prizes to Mrs McElroy Mrs Edward Deromé and Mrs William Johnson and a traveling prize to Mrs Waller Purdy. Refreshments followed. The club will meet next week with Mrs Johnson on East Irving Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanette Kebler
Jeannette Kebler
Walter McElroy
North Center Street
McElroy
Edward Deromé
William Johnson
Waller Purdy
Johnson
East Inving Street
Price
Iet
Marie Barracks
Key West
Fla
Jay
Ity
Wits
N. PF. Graves
Suzanne
Williamsburg
Mass
D. Wilcox
East Street
James Walters
West Pleasant Street
Chicago
George Light
Faily
John Peebles
Buffalo
Stanley Lalound
Clyde Peebles
Corry
Ten Fiulsen
West Church
Keith Henton
Columbus
Westerville
Oho
W. H. Johnson
Helen Johnson
Betty Lau Johnson
Watking Glen
Harriet Green
Evie
C. A. Gooley
Maple Avenue
R. E. Cross
Gould Street
Michigan
Dorothy Aymong
J. Aymong
Mott Street
Ernest Williams
Erie
Ben Rickerson
Mayme Ross
Russell
Edward Rickerson
Zuella McElroy
Alberta
Fred Barton
Percy McCray
Iva Owen
Tiowwsta
Cook's Forest
Russell Haag
Troutville
Amiy Allen
Pittsburgh
VEW Auxiliary Reports on State Meeting
The VFW Auxiliary held a routine meeting at the Post home. Mrs. Merle Amy and Mrs. John Boland reported on the state encampment in Uniontown last week. The next Auxiliary meeting is scheduled for July 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VEW
VFW
Merle Amy
John Boland
Union Town
Miss Dorothy Jones Honored at Shower
Miss Dorothy Jones bride elect was honored at a shower hosted by Mrs. Paul Aver and Mrs. Susanne Crowell at the former's Wright street home. Bridge prizes went to Mrs. Wesley Seamens Mrs. George LeFevre and Miss Eleanor Thayer. guests included Mrs. Henry Hicks Mrs. Horace Robbins and others. Pyrex dishes were given as gifts. red white and blue decorations graced the luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Jones
WHS
Paul Aver
Susanne Crowell
Wright Street
Wesley Seamens
George “LeFevre
Eleanor Thayer
Henry Hicks
Horace Robbins
John Biteat
Version Thompson
Leo Hutz
Muriel Young
Amelia Vanderhoff
Rose Mary Auer
Ida Watrous
Moses Rehnberg
Shirley Larson
Elaine Foster
Miss Jones
Regular Meeting of Baptist Ladies Aid at Mrs Jones Home
The Baptist Ladies Aid met at Mrs W N Jones on Marton street for an all day session on Wednesday. They sewed dresses and children's suits and completed six garments for the Red Cross yesterday. They will meet again next Wednesday with Mrs Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ne i Baptist Ladies Aid
W. N. Jones
Marton Street
Tireen
Red Cross
Birthday Party For Beverly Dorstorff Reported
Mrs Merle Cole and Mrs Ning Brown hosted a birthday party for Beverly Dorstorff at their Raymond Avenue home. Guests enjoyed lawn play, ice cream and cake, with gifts for the honoree. attendees included Borstorff and Cochran families and others from Curry Spartansburg McLean and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ars
BAW Aoystorit
Merle Cole
Ning ‘Hrown
Beverly Dorstorff
Raymond Avenue
Bandra Cochran
Judy Ann
Patty Lou Myerdink
Jimmy Powers
Janice Kay Nichols
Janet Rae Muckinhaupt
Roberta McElroy
Sandra Kebler
Judy Jerome
Carleton Purdy
Dickie Pitts
Sally
Sue Ann
Bobby Bil Follett
Roger Sheeha
Ronnie Windahl
David Fleming
Ronnie Moore
Bobby Borstorff
Curry
Phyllis Ingram
Spartansburg
Marjorie Cole
McClean
Beverly
Birthday Party for Carol Ann Mallick
Carol Ann Mallick was honored on her fifth birthday at a lawn party hosted by her mother Mrs Pete Mallick on West Wayne street. Games, ice cream, and a birthday cake with red white and blue decorations were featured. Favors and balloons were given to attending children including Joyce Mitchell Theresa Damov Tommy Macon Sharon Lee Hansen Ronnie Moore Shirley Zalzneck Roberta Wykoff Leonard Gates Harriet Sorenson and Terry Lee Houser. Carol Ann received many gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Ann Mallick
Pete Mallick
West Wayne Street
Ittlekussts
Joyce Mitchell
Theresa Damov
Tommy Macon
Sharon Lee Hansen
Ronnie Moore
Shirley Zalzneck
Roberta Wykoff
Leonard Gates
Harriet Sorenson
Terry Lee Houser
Carol Ann
Spaghetti Dinner Held at Camp Near Garland
Members of the Raymond Manufacturing Company merchandise division enjoyed a spaghetti dinner at Edward Crapser's camp near Garland last evening. Target shooting, games such as hundred and other activities were played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Manufacturing Company
Edward Crapser
Garland
Target
Age Hundred
Radio Listings Highlight Evening Show Schedule
A dense lineup of radio programs and times outlines tonight and Friday’s expected broadcasts. Notable entries include WEC, NBC, CBS and blue networks featuring acts like Al Pearce, Panny Brice, Rudy Vallee, Major Bowes Amateurs, and Death Valley Days, plus special segments on government salaries and concerts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEC
al Pearce
Panny Brice
Henry Aldrich
Bob Crosby
Rudy Vallee
CBS
Jim Backus
Major Bowes
Navy
Fo McGarren
Germany
MBS
Gell
MacArthur
Ramparts
NBC
Mary Maylin
Ted Steele Club
Jane Eyre
Kay Isysef
Arthur Tracy
Tom and Abner
Canada
Shady Valley
Helpful Hints for Housewives Coffee and Meat Tips
Spiced, chilled coffee drink with cinnamon and ice is described, plus a meat mix recipe using beef chuck and pork shoulder for meat cakes or savory dishes. The text includes steps to simmer coffee with spices and instructions to strain and serve, followed by proportions for a ground meat blend and suggested cooking uses.
Housewives Use Smiles to Push OPA Price Ceilings
Nyack New York hosts an OPA field test where 86 housewives from local estates sought storekeeper cooperation by smiling and reading price ceiling rules. The effort mirrors a nationwide push inviting 50 million women to ensure retailers comply. 237 exchanges signaled adherence, with language barriers and a hesitant driver among the noted hiccups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyock Housewives
OPA
Associated Press
Nyack
Office of Price Administration
OPA Bd
Hudson Valley
Helen Hayes
Maxwell Anderson
Gloria Callen
Nyacls
John Hnatyszyn Honored Before Naval Departure
John Hnatyszyn, bound for a naval training station, was honored at Mead Park last evening by friends including Mr and Mrs Barton Smith Mr and Mrs Tyan Downey Mr and Mrs George Hnatyszyn Miss Mary Hnatyszyn Miss Pearl Gustafson and Norman Bennick in a Wiener roast gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hnatyszyn
U. S. Navy
Mead Park
Barton Smith
Tyan Downey
George Hnatyszyn
Mary Hnatyszyn
Pearl Gustafson
Norman Bennick
Mrs Tracy Whitehead Hosts Circle 3 Xtes Mmnpy
Mrs Tracy Whitehead hosted Circle No. 3 of the WSCS at East Pleasant Street yesterday afternoon. C S Robbins read Psalm 25 during the lesson. Business session opened mite boxes and planned to discuss diminishing teas at the next meeting. After the social a picnic was served at six. The Circle will meet again August 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ws.cs
East Pleasant Street
C. S. Robbins
Rotarians and Families Picnic at Cottage Park Columbus
Rotary Club members and their families enjoyed a picnic at the cottage of retiring resident A. M. Lita in Cottage Park Columbus. They swam, boated, and played softball and bridge in the afternoon and evening. Mr and Mrs Roger Brown arranged the dinner on the lawn at seven. At the next meeting, Tuesday July 7, at Hotel Corry, new officers will assume duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Rotary Club
A. M. Lita
Cottage Park
Evenlie Wee
Roger Brown
Corry
Shower for Lioydine Sager Bride Elect at Methodist
The Methodist choir honored Miss Lioydine Sager at a shower hosted by Mrs. Leland Johnston on West Smith Street last evening. Twenty eight members and friends attended for music, contests, and visiting. A salad and dessert course was served. Each guest wore a corsage and presented gifts including several small items. Mrs. Trvin Young and Mrs. Stanley Nichols assisted with the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lioydine Sager
Leland Johnston
West
Smith Street
Trvin Young
Stanley Nichols
Johnston
Miss Sager
Drink Discovery and Rival Inventions Mentioned
A fragment notes a cola drink arising when Lat purdle water was altered by keola nuts after rain. It also references John Ericsson, Swedish engineer, who designed the Monitor that defeated the Merrimac in 1862 and invented a condensing engine, a steam fire engine, and the screw propeller for steam vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ericsson
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Rex
Geel
Arthur Lake
Larry Simms
Daisy Asad
Chic Young
Gene Autry
Jimmy Durante
Ann Miller
Barton MacLane
Vera
Bee
Healy
Baptist Ladies Aid
ASTEX
Zuckerman's
N. Center St
Dial
Brigham Hardware
South Cetiler St. Corry, PA
Tracy. Whitehead
Helen Skoppe
TIMES
Dorothy Perkins
Burma
Miami
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
America
Rayroad
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