Chautauqua Week Highlights Include Concerts and Plays
Chautauqua Institution schedules two evening events tonight in Norton Memorial Hall and at the Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra under Franco Autor. July 18 to 24 features include concerts with Samuel Sori and Howard Hanson, sacred song services, a Haiti theme program, and performances of The Mikado and Getting Married by local repertory groups.
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Chautauqua
Chautauqua Institution
Chaut Tauqua Symphony Orchestra
Pranco Autor
All My Sons
Chautauqua Repertory Theatre
Norton Memorial Hall
Symphony Orchestra
Samuel Sorin
Howard Hanson
Na of Music
Walter Bowe
Medgral
Tee Whittlesey
Erie
Haiti
Jean Leon Destine
A. Gimber
Mischa Mischakoff
George-“Bernard Shaw
Weekend Activities at Corry Country Club Hilltop Hub
Corry Country Club members and guests will attend events this weekend at the hilltop clubhouse. Johnnie Himebaugh and his Erie orchestra play from 1 to 2 PM this afternoon. A pot luck supper Sunday at 6 PM is chaired by Mrs. W. W. Hammond with meat, coffee provided and guests to bring bread, butter, and table service. DAR Day Friday includes an address and program with Mrs. Roscoe C. O’Byrne presiding. Faust by Gounod is the Friday opera option.
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Corry Country Club
Corry
W. W. Hammond
Eriory Theatre
Dar
Roscoe C. O'Byrne
The
Faust
Gounod
Tea Party Hosts City Guests At Moore Home
Charles R. Moore of Guxlwnd hosted a Friday tea for about 130 guests at his Fairfield residence. Hosts and assistants from multiple towns aided at urns and punch tables, with attendance from Jamestown, Bradford, Warren, Garland, and Lilk clly. Visitors include the Guile family of Cleveland and several local families planning extended visits at Canadohta Lake and nearby towns.
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Charles R. Moore
Guxlwnd
Joseph B. Moore
Ellatore
W. Va
Fairfield
Carl Peterson
Momer Sergoss
H. H. Anderson
Jonestown
Allison Wade
Warren
John Fenstermacher
Joan Greene
Nuptial High Mass At St Elizabeths For Miss Agnes Prugar
A nuptial high mass at St Elizabeths Church united Miss Agnes Marie Prugar and Henry F. Leofsky, with Rev Cay L Held officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Vincent Prugar, wore a white slipper satin gown with lace and train, while attendants in aqua taffeta carried bouquets of pink flowers.
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Giadioti
Ave Mario
Vincent Prugar
Spring Street
W. CO. Keotsky
Garland
Elizabeth's Church Prugar and Henry Leofsky Wedding
Elizabeth Prugar and Henry Leofsky married at Elizabeth’s Church with sister of the bride and Leofsky’s sister as bridesmaids. After a breakfast at St Elizabeth’s Hall a reception followed, the couple planned a week in New England before settling in Garland. Mrs Leofsky, a 1944 Corry High grad, works at Raymond Mfg. Mr Leofsky, a 1942 Youngsville High grad, served in the Army and works in lumber. Guests from Garland, Wacret, Pittsfeld, Youngsville, Cleveland, Erie, Chicago and Buffalo attended.
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Bougusls
Mrr
Benedics Soltys
Erle
Pauline Zolko
Torpedo
Leona Leofsky
Marjoria Owens
Mr. Leofsky
Edward Lootsky
Edward Prugay
Job Progar
Job Progar, Orothers
Samillies
St. Eizabeth's Hall
Li P. mi
Lillian Guild Summer Fair Draws Hundreds at Emmanuel Church
The Lilian Guild of Emmanuel Episcopal Church held a Friday evening summer fair in the church undercroft, drawing several hundred attendees. Features included colorful booths, a draw string, fish pond, dart game, baked goods, candies, fancy work, small plants, refreshments, and recorded music. Door prizes awarded to Mrs. Wallace Young, Miss Ann Harmon, and Mrs. H Harmon. About 170 dollars was raised for the church, with Mrs. Rasséias Brown as general chairman.
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Lillian Guild
Lilian Guild
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Hi Neighbor Club Annual Tureen Supper Held at Town Hall
The Hi Neighbor Club held its annual tureen supper Thursday evening at the Town Hall with 39 attendees. Decorations featured large red bows and bowls of roses as a program of stunts and songs followed the bountiful repast. Awards went to Janet Humphrey, Leo McCray, Winnise March, Catleeman Marsh and Howard Vanderhoof. children enjoyed a penny hunt and Theodore Vanderhof played piano solos. The next meeting is set for August 19 with Raymond Ohmet as guest.
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Ane Steven
Wiice
Janet Humphrey
Leo McCray
Winnise March
Catleeman Marsh
Howard Vanderhoof
Theodore Vanderhof
Vanderhoff
Raymond Ohmet
Stag Moose Picnic Set By Loyal Order Lodge No 98
The Loyal Order of Moose Lodge No 98 plans a Sunday picnic at Sekerak's Grove with about 200 members expected. A bacon and eye breakfast starts at 8 AM and a 1 PM dinner features baked ham and fried chicken plus other foods. Committee members include Joseph DeMatte Paul Mould Arthur V Cochran Ralph Chiricuzio Jr Frank Graft Donald Gates and others.
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Loyal Order of Moose Lodge No. 98
Sekerak’s Grove
Joseph DeMatte
Paul Mould
Arthur V. Cochran
Ralph Chiricuzio, Jr
Frank Graft
Donald Gates
Concord Community Club Friday Evening Meeting
Concord Community Club met at the Concord Community House with about sixty members and guests. President Howard Blakeslee led the business session followed by a program of songs instrumental pieces and readings by local students Sondra Swartz Virginia Fay Jean Merriman William Chirenzio David Apps and Patrick Miller. Cake ice cream and coffee were served by Mrs Hey McCray and Mrs Lawrence Wade. The committee for the next meeting on August 13 was Mrs Rey Armitage and Mr and Mrs Joseph McCray. The 1947 note mentions about 200000 people traveled to the top of Pikes Peak in Colorado.
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Concord Community Club
Concord Community House
Howard Blakeslee
Sondra Swartz
Virginia Fay
Jean Merriman
William Chirenzio
David Apps
Patrick Miller
Hey McCray
Lawrence Wade
Rey
Rey Armitage
Joseph McCray
Weekend visitors and travels listed in local notices
Local notices list Mr and Mrs Prank Graft returning from Eagle Zalse and Moose Lake in Canada. Several residents visit relatives in Barberton Erie North East and Phoenix with plans for weekend stays and vacations at Thousand Islands Canal Dokia Lake and other venues.
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Prank Graft
East Axving Street
Eagle Zalse
Moose Lake
Canada
Cora Allen
Spartansbore
Zemion Crouse
Barberton
James Rouse
Raleigh
N. C
Dustiy Butters
Park Street
Bloyd Wolcott
East Main Street
Mountain
East Church Street
Erie
North
Sine
Roy Little
Donald Miller
Phoenix
Aziz
Willam Halfast
West Church Street
Albert
Wetmore
Glenside
Louis Morrow
Euclidstreat
Merrill Wilcox
Zoe
Hudson, O
Harmon
Eest Smith Street
Grace Davison
Ruth Wright
Canal
Dokita Lake
Birth of Samuel Warthington to Lore couple in Bradford
Mr and Mrs Thomas Lore of Bradford welcomed a son named Samuel Warthington at Corry Hospital on Wednesday. Mrs Lore formerly Boris Crane of this city.
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Samuel Warthington
Thomas Lore
Bradford
Corry Hospital
Wore
Boris Crane
Harbor Half Ice Cream Social at Harbor Half Hall
An ice cream social will be held Friday July 23 at 8 30 p m in the Harbor Half Ladies Aid building. Proceeds fund exterior painting. barbershop quartet and colored slide pictures by HEN Jordan Gale of Columbus. Committees include Mrs Glenn Bailey and others. admission includes tea or coffee. About 7 000 Americans drown annually.
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Harbor
Harbor Half Ladies’ Aid
Tee Prem
Hen Jordan Gale
Columbus
Glenn Bailey
Arthur Lindstrom
Mintdie Lawsui
Earl Chelton
Vern Chelton
Wiliam Reynolds
Italian Leaders Urge New Union Amid Italian Turmoil
Rome July 17 leaders of Christian Democrats and Centacret Labor urged workers to break from Communist led CGIL and form a new autonomous union to avoid party influence after a planned eight hour strike tied to the attempted assassination of Palmira Togliatti. Doctors reported Togliatti improving after surgery and pneumonia recovery with fair prognosis. A separate Clifton New Jersey report notes the brutal stabbing death of ex-convict union business agent Charles Yanowsky near a schoolyard. he had 43 years old and a prior FBI shooting incident.
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Rome
Confederation of Labor
Italy
Palmira Togliatti
Tialiuna
CGIL
Togliatti
Christian Democrat
Clifton
Union
Paul Dietrich
Charles Yanowsky
West New York
FBI
Mendville Police Probe Two Burglaries Thursday Night
Mendville police investigated burglaries at two businesses Bay Blars ransacked Mendville Motor Truck Company on O Rave Street and L. L. Lord Company on Race Street near the Erie Railroad crossing. Little damage was found and no reward details surfaced.
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Mendville
Mendville Motor Truck Company
Rave Street
L. L. Lord Company
Race Street
Erie Bailroad
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Stanley Guile
Gerald Lee
Wesley
Cleveland
Canndokta Lake
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Wayne Street
Wilbur Whitehead
David
Kenneth
Essex Street
Titusville
Whitehead
Ernest McMichael
Ruth Dahlstrand
Rewan
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BR. I
D ‘Arthur Dahlstrand
Fulton EH. Calvin
Pittsburgh
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Mise
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Colvin
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Gayle
Carol
Judy
Middleton, Conn
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East South Street
Roy Mather
Leo Mather
Paul Mather
Mary Baker
Bradley Baker
Frank Ross
Robert Blakely
Betty MeKldowney
Mahaffey
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Robert White
Canadohta Lake
Leo C. Hoylen
Grace
Deanna
Kathy
East Bond Street
Henderson
Texas
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Hey
George Hoylen
Ellen Hoylen
Los Angeles
Calif
Raymond S. Burr
East Freden Street
Gail Vardaman
Chicago
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Robert Vardaman
Gail
William Coon
Dunkirke
H. Lynn Rice
Findley Lake
Rice
Stanley Nohols
Pranistin Street
Leland Wilcox
Spring ‘Street
George Bengen
St. United
Agnes Maria
Elizabeth's Church
Prugar
Henry Leofsky
Hi-Neighbor Club
Pikes Peak
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Davison-Fogle
Perry, Pa
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Dorothy Patterson
East Frederick Street
Dayton
Hickerrfell
Joan Patterson
Buffalo
Harald Patterson
Helen
Pizor Insurance Agency
FredeRick St. Corry, Pa
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HOTEL
Jamestown, N. Y
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