Graduation of Second Class of Nurse Aides in Corry
The city prepares to graduate the second class of nurse aides next Wednesday as part of wartime Red Cross efforts. Miss Mildred Young, BRN, outlines 35 hours of theory at Parish hall and 45 hours of practical hospital work. The cohort includes Mrs. Weather Jones, Mrs. Mary Miller, Mrs. Maxine Skinner, Rose Jackson, Mrs. Eina Jacobs, and Mrs. Elizabeth Smiley. A new class will open in the fall to accommodate day workers. Elizabeth Lanston of Parke Street visits Eile for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Corry
Mildred Young
BR. N
Wsther Jones
Mery Miller
Maxine Skinner
Rose Jackson
Eina Jacobs
Elizabeth Smiley
Young
Wedding Of Miss Romayne Woodard To Guy Stafford
A wedding ceremony was held at 8 o'clock last evening at 202 East Washington Street with Rev. C. F. Hildebrand officiating. The bride Miss Romayne Woodard of Youngsville became Mrs. Guy Stafford, a retired Pennsylvania Gas Company foreman, in the presence of a small circle of relatives and friends. Attending were the bride’s mother and sister Edith Woodard, Mr. and Mrs. Adalat Johnson and daughter, Mrs. Hildebrand and Constance, and other local residents. Mrs. Stafford is employed in Tavine Pa and Mr. Stafford works at Aero Supply. The event was followed by visits from other relatives and friends listed in local society notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romayne Woodard
Guy Stafford
Guy Stattera
Mise
Edith Woodard
Adalat. Johnson
J; Youngsville
Hildebrand
Constance
Stafford
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Aero Supply
National Verge and Ordnance
Tavine
Robert Stearns
Quantico
West Pleasant Street
D. D. Manley
Aspinwall
Crags Hoyten
Martha
Wallace
Lakewood
Ohio
E. J. Ginther
William Carnahan
Brockway
Mary Querreveld
Waller Windah
Cleveland
Ohi
Ronald
Beaver Falls
Peggy Jones
State College
Howard Hammond
Alan Loper
Cory
Mr. Loper
E. Loper
Lower Park
Jean Gardner
Warren Times-Murror
B. K Kirk
Regina
Kirk
Burkhardt
West Predevicl Street
John Freebourn
Bele
Mormer Corry
Twn Rice
Paul Coy
John Fenstermacher
Lima
B.D. 1
Mary O'Hare
New Orleans
Caps
Hugh O'Hare
Camp Pickett
E. D. MacKensie
Boston
Mass
H. P. Lindergreen
Eli Ames
Laurie and
Murray
Williamsville
N.Y
Murray Olds
Frank Ames
Windy Hil
Ames v
Chautauqua County
Rey
Hook
Bemidge
Minn
Ho, Cobbett
Brockton
Melvin Cobbett
King Street
Mr. Cobbett
Fanover
Madame Stokowski to Lead Chautauqua Piano Department
Madame Olga Stokowsk i internationally known pianist will head the piano department at the Chautauqua School of Music this summer replacing Ernest Hutcheson. She studied in Paris and Berlin, has lectured and performed widely, and holds multiple faculty positions and author credits. She also helped found Layman’s Music Courses and received honorary music doctorates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madame Stokowski
Chautauqua
Olga Saiaroff
Stokowski
Tmusic
Chautauqua School of Music
N.Y
Ernest Hutcheson
America
Paris Conservatory
Ernist Jedilezka
Berlin
United States
Europe
Pra Ueally
Shabhuw Winnescras
Juilliard Graduate School
New York
Philadelphia Conservatory
Schubert Memorial
Bok
Madame Stokowski Alds
University of Pennsylvania
Conservtory of Music
Cincinnati
Mrs Charles E Olds Honored at Bradford Social
Mrs Mariette McDermots of Gif ford Pa hosted a gathering at Ginner in The Emery at Bradford to honor Mrs Charles E Olds of this city. Guests presented a coral rose spray, white marquerties, and a gift. Snapdington, Iarkspur and yellow candies framed the table centerpieces. The evening included a “Wedding of Flowers” contest and cards after dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mariette McDermots
Gifford
Ginner
Emery
Bradford
Charles E. Olds
Mr Cantor Hosts Dinner for Zuckerman Store Staff
Mr Cantor of the Zuckerman store entertained employees at a steak dinner at the Rite last evening. Miss Joan Klinger and Tdwbelle Gordon attended along with Mrs George Mulderick Mrs J W Gray and Mrs Clair Conover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cantor
Zuckerman
Joan Klinger
Tdwbelle Gordon
George Mulderick
J. W. Gray
Clair Conover
U. B. Intermediate Class Hosts Wiener Party
Fifteen girls from the U B church Intermediate class attended a Wiener party at Mead Park last evening. The gathering began at seven o'clock and was chaperoned by teacher Mrs. Lynn Campbell and new assistant Mrs. Glen Humos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. B
Tntermediate Velass
UT. B. Church
Mead Park
Lynn Campbell
Glen Humos
Piccivillo Announces Engagement of Jang Piccivillo
Dominic Piccivillo announces the engagement of his daughter Jang to Seaman John Miscik, son of Mrs. Mary Miscik of Cory. Miscik is currently stationed in Charleston, D C. No wedding date has been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piccivillo-Miscik
Dominic Piccivillo
Jang
John Miscik
Mary Miscik
Cory
Seaman Miscik
Charleston
D. C
Births in Edinboro and Corry Hospital Opens
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Gerald Sanders of Edinboro RD 1 at Corry hospital Friday evening. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Harry Held of 220 West Congress Street at Corry hospital this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Sanders
Edinboro
RD. 1
Corry Hospital
Harry Held
West Congress Street
Backyard Fourth of July Picnic menu ideas from a home kitchen
Learn practical ideas for a self contained Fourth of July backyard feast with Salisbury meat and vegetable casserole, garden style macaroni and cheese, creole fish steak, and cold potato salad. Includes serving tips, time savers, and dessert options suitable for a family gathering at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander George
Orline
Mina
Victory Garden
Salisbury
Brigham Jastromb Wedding At Camp Pickett Virginia
Private Donald J. Brigham, son of Mex May Brigham of 40 Cascade Street, and Miss Stella Jastromb of Meadville, wed June 1 at Camp Pickett Virginia. The couple, stationed Brigham, and Mrs Brigham visited his mother in the city. Mrs Brigham is the daughter of and Mrs Harry Jastcomb of Mendenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Pickett
Donald J. Brigham
May Brigham
Cascade Street
Stella Jastromb
Meadville
Brigham
Harry Jastcomb
Vlendvilie
Miss Sterrett Hostess Friday Afternoon
Six neighborhood girls visited the home of Mr Vincent Anderson on West Pleasant Street for a friendly afternoon. Ice cream and cookies were served before Miss Sterrett returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bile Scerrett
McKean
Vincent Anderson
Anderson
Pleasant Stroet
Women’s Victory Club Regular Session Sets Quorum Rules
The Women’s Victory Club met last evening with president Mrs Leslie Wells presiding. The group revised the article to require a quorum of Rowen members to vote, set at 15 originally. Mrs W S Fowshion led prayers and announcements noted 611 copies of On The Home Drop mailed to camps. 185 sent overseas to boys. Volunteers were sought for ration aid and for a city park booth at the Monday celebration. Letters from girls overseas expressed thanks for the club paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Achwuike
Vi Ory Club
Leslie Wells
W. S Fowshion
Wicker
J. G. Cassidy
Independence Day Radio Schedules Across Networks
On the Fourth of July holiday weekend, radio broadcasts announce a varied lineup. The Cleveland Orchestra airs a salute, Moscow and London programs mark the day, with Willkie and March featured in One World. Telegraphed notes include NBC NBC Summer Symphony, CBS broadcasts from Lexington and San Alben Bailey, and programs honoring George M. Cohan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
T: ‘Tourgl LaBs
Cleveland Orchestra
NBC
Moscow
CBS
Wendell Willkie
Willkie
Frederick March
MBS
Army School For Special Services
Lexington
Lanny Rosstelion
3LU
Thomas Jefferson
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Tennessee Johnson
Ty Das
Carol Bruce
Dick Foran
Ritz Brothers
Elizabeth Lanston
Parke Street
Eile
Dial
North Center
Corry, Pa
Warren Hutchinson
Brie
Jean Kosmoski
J. L. Sullivan
South Center Street
Ralph DeGraf
Camp LeJeune
RM. DeGraft
Jeah DeGraft
Buffalo
Mackres
Helen Helen
Healy
Miss Sterrett
Victory Club
Mrs
Gerald Bagley
East Irving Street
C. Barton Smith
Helen
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
Roy Porter
Theop Aone
Usingy Bone
Ed Kennedy
Afviet
Eddy Glmore
Ars Max
Hill
Tokyo
Sen
Ball
Barry Wood
New Time
Jessica
Dragonette
Groucho Marx
American Eagle Club
Betty Rhodes
Chicago
Barbara
Daddy Guest
Japan
U. S
Tomai Motor Co
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