Warren Woman's Club Honors Mrs Hawkins Guests
Society gossips record a Warren Woman's Club event honoring Mrs. E. E. Hawkins and Miss Martha Hawkins. Attendees included Mrs Fenstermacher and numerous locals. The gathering featured floral arrangements, crystal and white decor, with plans for further parties at Miss Jean Piero's home and Mrs. Gillette's dinner. Various guests, trips, and upcoming Chautauqua events are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Corry
Johnny Venstermander
Martha Marle Hawkins
E. E. Hawkins
John P. Fenstermacher
Hawkins
Arg Fenstermacher
H. M. Keppel
Report of State Meet by VFW Auxiliary in Scranton
Mrs. C. G. Reynolds, official delegate, briefed last night on the state meeting of the VFW Auxiliary held at a West Washington street home. State officers praised aid to Red Cross and Bundles for Britain, with plans for a meeting to be hosted by Mrs. Paul Anes later this month. Northwestern Counties Council met in Erie Thursday July 17 and reservations are to be made through Mrs. James O'Brien or Mrs. Jean Fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
V. FW
Scranton
Paul Anes
Erie
James O'Brien
Jean Fields
Baptist Ladies Fellowship Dinner and Meeting Report
Fourteen members of the Baptist Ladies Fellowship met at the home of Mrs. George Martin in Spar tansburg R. D. 4 for a tureen dinner and meeting. Group singing was led by Mrs. D Peiffer and the lesson by Mrs. Edwin Martin, focusing on Let Us Go Hence from Jol 14. A brief business session was held.
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Baptist Ladies’ Fellowship
George Martin
Spartansburg
R. D
D. Peiffer
Edwin Martill
U B Ladies Aid Meeting at Mrs Culvers Home
Mrs Dan Culver hosted the United Brethren Ladies Aid Society at her West Wayne Street residence. Sixteen members and visitors attended the regular business meeting and devotional period and plans were made for a picnic next Thursday at Mead Park at six o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Culver
United Brethren Ladies’ Aid Society
West Wayne Street
Ollock
Mead Park
Culver
Florence White
Waltz Club Organizes at Findley Lake
The Waltz Club at the roller skating rink in Findley Lake elected officers last evening and organized for the season. Meetings will be on Wednesday and Friday evenings from 11 to 11 45. Paul Rebuck of Erie was named president, Miss Rosemary Auer of Corry secretary, and Miss Lois Rebuck treasurer.
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Chautauqua Institution
Chautauqua
Arthur B. Bestor
Edwin J. van Etten
Ghurch
St. Paul
Boston
George Willian Volker
New York City
Hall of Philosophy
Walter Howe
Harrison Potter
Aly
SK. Rateliffe
London
England
Chautauigla Woman's Club
Petey Grainger
John ‘Char! Thomas
Mauree Spitsing
Trem
Waltz Club
Findley Lake
Paul Rebuck
Erie
Rosemary Auer
Corry
Lois Reebuck
Ballston Spa Bride Weds Cory B.D. Groom Ingram
Miss Mildred Sherman of Ballston Spa NY marries Boyd Thomas Ingram of Cory B.D. 1 at the bride’s home Monday afternoon. Rev Harry J Swan officiated with Mrs Henry Cooney and Mrs Harold K Putnam as attendants. Howard Putnam best man. They plan a New York and Pennsylvania wedding trip and will reside in Ballston Spa after returning July 7. Ingram works for American Locomotive Co Schenectady.
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Mildred Sherman
Fred D. Sherman
Ballston Spa
Boyd ‘Thomas Ingram
Thomas Ingram
Cory B.D
Harry J. Swan
First Presbyterian Borch
Henry Cooney
Harold K. Putnam
Howard
Putnam
New York State
Pennsylvania
Ingram
American Locomotive Company
Schenectady
Picnic for WECS Group No 3 at Jaderstrom cottage
Members of Group No 3 of the WECS Methodist church, chaired by Mrs J W Whitelead, enjoyed a cottage picnic hosted by Mrs B S Jaderstrom on Chautauqua Gaky yesterday in warm company. Attendees included Mrs Robert Brown and Douglas, Mrs Whitehead and Jack, Mrs Wicker Night and Barbara, Mrs W B Stowe, plus several others. An enjoyable afternoon ended with polenic Iinoh and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Robbins
HB Reed
R. & Peterson
Myrna Basbroyce
Bridge Party Honors Three Recent Brides
Dorothy Amy entertained friends at her West Washington home last evening honoring three recent brides Mrs Walter Dunrtow nee Tulith Hixson Mrs W Reade Langhurst formerly Betty Stewart and Mrs Paul Taylor Mar ruerite Neylor Awards for bridge went to Mrs Tanghurst Miss Betty dane Dahl shand and Miss Betty Fogle A salad lunch in red white and blue with corsage favors for guests who were Harriett Anderson Norma Grice May Love lui Rosemary Auer Carol Mae Hoskins from Corry and Rachel Grait from Union City Gifts were given to honored guests
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Dorothy Amy
West Washingtom Shen
Walter Dunrtow
Tulith Hixson
W. Reade Langhurst
Betty Stewart
Paul Taylor
Marruerite Neylor
Tanghurst
Betty Dane Dahlshand
Betty Fogle
Harriett Anderson
Norma Grice
May Lovelui
Roosemary Auer
Carol Mae Hoskins
Corry
Rachel Grait
Union City
W R C Plans July Campfire Dinner in Masonic Temple
The Women’s Relief Corps held a regular session yesterday at the Masonic temple. Plans were announced for a July campfire dinner to be hosted by Mrs. Anna Mattison on Washington Street. One pew member was initiated into the corps.
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W.R.C
Women's Relief Corp
Masonic Temple
Anna Mattison
Washington Streel
Corps
Newlyweds Honored at Variety Shower Party
Mrs Merle Haskell hosted a variety shower at her home for newlyweds Mr and Mrs Don ald Bartel on their return from marriage. Twenty guests attended as gifts were presented and games were enjoyed while refreshments were served.
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Merle Haskell
Donald Bartel
Berlin claims Reds armies routed in central sector advance
Berlin reported vast Soviet losses including 5774 tanks 2980 planes four armored trains and 4 725 plates destroyed or captured. It noted German units on the Minski Moscow highway were operating though details were unclear and commentary claimed speed troops were progressing in a steady advance toward Smolensk.
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Berlin
Selvance Usate
Minsi-Moscow
Raye Cmssed
Benwzina Fier
Smolensk
Dienst
Troops advance toward Kiev river city goal
A fragment notes forces advancing with the objective of reaching the Dnepr river city of Kiev, capital of Ukraine, as they press through desolate terrain beyond the Pripet marshes. The terse item highlights a decisive march with Kiev as the key objective.
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Lwow
Pripet
Asheir
Dienst
Dnepr
Kiev
The
Ukraine
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