V F W Auxiliary to Hold Picnic July 13
Members of the Ladies Auxiliary of the VFW met at the Post home to plan a picnic for Thursday July 13 at Amy's Camp by Spring Creek. Mrs A W Rausther was named picnic chair. Attendees were asked to bring table service and sandwiches and meet at 2 pm.
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A.W. Rausther
Amy's Camp
Spring Creek
Post Home
West Washington Street
Northwestern County Council
Bradford
Jubin Boland
Jean Fields
V. B. Sellman
Hazel Shus
Eld i
Masonite ‘Temple
Rose Westley
Worth Street
Youngsville
Jennie Moore
Columbus
Jocal Cory
Ladies Day at Corry Country Club Highlights
Fifteen ladies attended Ladies Day at Corry Country Club yesterday under chairwoman Mrs J Frederick Hinley. A one club tournament concluded with Mrs Weight Aulyard as winner. Luncheon and bridge followed. An Invitational tournament is planned next Thursday with Gorge Country Club Westfield ladies competing against local Corry.
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Country Club
Corry
T Losnaon
J. Frederick Hinley
Weight Aulyard
Luncheon-Bridge Enjoyed at Loveland Cottage
Mary Loveland and Miss Harriett Anderson entertained several guests Thursday afternoon at the Loveland cottage at Pindley Lake for luncheon-bridge. Awards for bridge went to Miss Carol Mae Hoskins and Miss Helen Hovey. Other guests included Misses Martha Mount, Roberta Kine, Betty Stewart, Mary Elizabeth Gillette, Fern Raymond, Betty Fogle, Shirley Hinman, Edith Hixson and Betty Martin, listter of Conneaut, Gio.
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Mary Loveland
Harriett Anderson
Loveland Cottage
Pindley Lake
Carol Mae Hoskins
Helen Hovey
Martha Mount
Hoberta Kine
Betty Stewart
Mary Elizabet Gillette
Fern Raymond
Betty Fogle
Shirley Hinman
Edith Hixson
Betty Martin
Che Listter
Conneaut
Gio
Ladies Aid Society Meets For Regular Christchurch Session
The Dadies Aid Society of the United Brethren in Christchurch met Thursday at 2 PM at Mrs Gertrude Fitchs home on West Columbus Avenue. Ten members attended. After a brief business meeting the afternoon included social time and refreshments.
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A. B. Ladies Aid
Dadies Aid Society of the United Brethren
Christchurch
Gertrude Fitch
West
Columbus Avenue
First Lady Cancels Planned Chautauqua Appearance
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt has cancelled her tentative appearance at the Chautauqua Institution this evening. She said she would try to visit on another date if President Roosevelt’s summer plans permit.
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Pranklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Cooking School Demonstrations Draw Large Crowds at Montgomery Ward
Free cooking and canning demonstrations conducted at the Montgomery Ward store by GC N Hinman of Chicago attract large crowds. The three day school runs each afternoon at 2 o'clock for a half hour, with all cookers offered at reduced prices during the sale following the event.
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Montgomery Warti
GC. N. Hinman
Chicago
Eleventh Gola family reunion at Mazeresan Beach
The Gola family held their eleventh reunion at Mazeresan Beach on July 4 with thirty five members and six visitors. C B McAllister presided over the business meeting and officers were elected for 1940: McAllister president Briggs vice president Myrna Briggs secretary and Mrs C B McAllister treasurer. Three births were recorded during the year. Swimming canoeing and visiting filled the day followed by ice cream and cake. Next reunion set for the same date and place in 1940. Harris Briggs was oldest member present Allan Lindatrom was the youngest. The ad ends with a note about profitable habits from Classified Want Ads.
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Sam Smith
Russell Briggs
Harris Briggs
Corry
H. D
Allan Lindatrom
B.D
Traveling Bridge Ceremony at Union City Grange
Corry Grangers will attend Union City Union at the traveling bridge ceremony performed by various Granges. Members of Cures Grange No 55 will be guests of Union City Grange at the meeting Saturday evening.
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Corry
Union City
Whiel
Northwest District Federation of Women's Clubs Picnic
Members have invitations to the annual picnic at Cook's Forest on July 12. A luncheon will be served at 12 o'clock noon Eastern Standard Time and an enjoyable time is anticipated.
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Cook's Forest
Woman's Eaily
Northwest District
Federations of Woman's Clubs
Spencer Church Bible School Brod to Close
Daily Vacation Bible school at Spencer Community Church closed this evening after a two week run. Miss Florence Sanden of Northwestern Bible School Minneapolis led an enjoyable program by the primary and junior groups with songs recitations memory work and drills. Diplomas were presented by Miss Sanden and Rev. E P Armitage offered brief prayers and remarks.
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E .P. Armitage
Crack Colored Band Plays at Pier Ballroom Tonight
The Crack Colored Band led by Jimmie Lunceford will perform at Pier Ball Room at Gelovow Park on Chautauqua Bake Saturday evening. The band has drawn crowds from nearby towns and many will again be attracted to the event.
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Pier i
Gelovow Park
Chautauqua
Jimmie Lunceford
Pier
Lunceford
Pier Ballroor
Daresleyn
Vanpes, Cory and
Veinivy
Une Fier
Dandhyy
Gya
Breathessy lifec discovery yields promise for asthma
An ad promises a new remedy named Breathessy for asthma and hay fever with a money back guarantee. It invites readers to write for a trial in Rosenville and provides a phone contact, presenting a promotional tone from a distant seller.
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Ronseville
Bally Crocker and Gas Gunns Tea Cakes Note
Bally Crocker and Gas Gunns discuss tea cakes with confectioners sugar garnish. Text mentions 21 inches portions and Sponge Shops, noting small diameter and preparation guidance for the confections.
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Bally Crocker
Market Report Notes Pittsburgh and New York Trading July 7
United Press reports a moderate demand on Pittsburgh wholesale produce with apples and onions steady and various regional crops priced per sack or crate. Livestock and poultry markets show steady to lower tones in Pittsburgh and East Buffalo with calves, grains, and dairy receipts noted alongside notable stock price movements in New York trading.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Calif
Teeberg
Crates
Dow
Texas
N.C
Virginia
N. C
New York
Bultter
Markel Easion Creamery
East Buffalo
Liveston
Catry Marfee
Unites Press
Ammerican
Ananonda Athintle Refining
Auburn Anta _ Bentix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing Airplane
Chrysler Heme Cup
Ae Columbia Gas
Consolidated
Continental
Curtiss-Wright Erie
General Bleekle
General Motors International Nickel Kennecott FE
Montgomery Ward
National Biscuit National Dairy
New York Central
Northern Pacific i Packard
Paramount Pic Penn RR
Cs Penney Femi Bat
BRS
Soveny Vacuum
Standard Oil Galli J Scesses
Standard
Youngstown Sheet
Cub Aero Supply
Arkansas Gas Cities Service
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Parks Alp College
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