Mrs J L Bansberry Family Return Home After Visit
Mrs J L Bansberry and her two sons Roger and Robert return to West Frederick Street after five weeks visiting Mrs Lansberry and Mr and Mrs William Fleming of Sterling Col Mrs Ray Beagle and daughter Linda head back to Union City after visiting Mrs Beagle's parents Mr and Mrs Henry Larson Leonard Casilla accompanied them for a week long visit at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Bansberry
Roger
Robert
West Frederick Street
Ray Beaglé
Linda
Union City
Corry
Rey
J. C. Helman
Ministers
Chautauqua
Assembly
Alberta Mollroy
Slippery Rock State Teachers’ College
Saegertown
Venango
Wesley Seamans
Corry and Warren Social Notes Across Towns
Numerous residents from Corry, Warren, and nearby towns are noted for vacations, gatherings, and life events. Names include Tyan Downey, Martha Revde, Mrs. Warland Boyd, Miss Eva McKinney, Joseph Ressler, Marjorie Lord, Isabelle McCloughan, George A. Field, Alberta Mollroy, and Mary Jamieson. Activities span hospital training, travel to Philadelphia and New York, and performances at Lake Erie theatres.
Elizabeth Jackson Bride across South Center Street
Elizabeth Jackson and Olle Cancer were married in a morning ceremony at St Thomas Church. Rev Francis Graves officiated with St Thomas choir. Attendants included Amelia Wackson as maid of honor and Frank Purpura as best man. A wedding breakfast at Hotel Corry preceded a reception at the bride’s parents home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ene Olle
Tony
Richard
Mc Dughlin
John
Amelia Wackson
Prank Purpura
Pyts
Robert Wotus
Donald Hand
Corry
Wedding on Lawn Joins Patton and Allen Families
Miss Arlene Davids daughter of Mr and Mrs Byron Davids of East Washington street married William Allen son of Mr and Mrs William Allen of Palconer New York on a Saturday evening at the A A Patton home on White street. The ceremony was officiated by Rey P A Gelbreath with Dorothy Louisé Brougher as maid of honor and Mardline Patton as bridesmaid. Walter Wotus was best man. A reception followed. Fifty relatives and friends attended along with several out of town guests from New Florence Buffalo Union City Brockton Westfield Mayville Panama and more. The groom is employed at Aero Supply Company and the bride will remain at Raymond Manufacturing Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patton
Arlene Davids
Byron Davids
East
Washington Street
William Allen
Palconer
A. A. Patton
White Street
Rey P. A. Gelbreath
Dorothy Louisé Brougher
New Florence
Mardline Patton
Walter Wotus
Charles Brougher
Ethah Alten
Buffalo
Jay Davids
Perry Davids
Martin Gregor
Union City
Francis Gregory
Brocton
Harold Walfe
Francis Warner
Westfield
N. Y
A. Erickson
Mayuille
N.Y
Clyde French
Panama
Aero Supply Company
Raymond Manufacturing Company
Corryites Attend Altoona Meeting of Rural Carriers
Mrs Clyde Hall and her daughter Shirley Ann of Corry are in Altoona Pa to attend a two day Pennsylvania Rural Letter Carriers Association lesson. The opening session featured welcomes from Mayor Charles E Rhodes Postmaster Paul V Tilford and Chamber of Commerce officials. The auxiliary met at the American Legion home and postal representatives, including Max H Lightner national secretary, addressed the carriers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max H. Lightner
American Legion
Postal Department
Daughter Born To Former Actress In New York
A seven pound daughter was born yesterday at Doolore Hospital to former actress Ethel Menmen and Robert D. Leavitt, a former New York Journal American executive, with sources noting ties to Missouri. The item also mentions long-time band figures and upcoming performances by Ball Mcintyre’s orchestra at The Pier Eb Geloron on Chautauqua with several Corsy dance fans expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Doolore Hospital
Ethel Menmen
Robert D. Leavitt
New York Journal-American
Missouri
Jack Holta
J. H. McCracken
Michigan
Walloga Lake
Ash
Ball Mcintyre
Glenn Nil Jers
Eb Geloron
Avetist Tith
Corsy
Introducing a daughter born in Corry at dawn
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Francis Luellen at 403 West Smitty streets in Corry as morning broke. The infant’s arrival brings joy to the family and is reported in local society notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tie Corry
Hestitato
Mes
Francis
Cinderella romance ends in Sun Oil heir wedding
Philadelphia reports a Sun Oil Company heir wed to Sophie Boyschaack, a station attendant, in a ceremony at the home of Justice of the Peace Franklin P. Kramer. Walter C. Bow Jr. and Sophie Boyschuck, both 29, newly linked to the Sun lineage, began a honeymoon amid family blessings as Bow learns the business at Philadelphia stations. The couple’s parents, tied to the Rusela and Sun families, offered quiet approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun Oil
Associated Ross
Philadelphia
Walter C. Bow, Jr
Gues Atabion
Dan Cupid
Pew
Sun of
Company Fortune
Sophe Boyschuck
Sun
Parrish Street
The
Sun Company
Pirat
Eoung Pow
Sun Oh
Rusela
Justice of the Peace
Pranklin
P. Kramer
Erdnsrice-Department
Washington
Vacation notices and social visits across Corry area
A string of social notices lists families visiting Maple Point Ashville Bay and Findley Lake. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Dewey and children Rosemay and Edward. Martha Mount and others return from Findley Lake. Mrs. J. J. Ewing hosts Beaver Pa visitors. Hyman Moore and relatives in Corry. Pvt Merle Van Cise to Camp Pickett. O. H. Holden to Washington DC. Zora Skinner returns to New York City. Mrs. Erve Osborne visits Olean connection. Tey Patton and Mrs DeLury return to Hartford. Byron Ticknor visiting Westfield. Rex Thompson from Rochester with East South Street host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Ewing
Beaver, Pa
William van Cise
King-street
H. Holden
West Church Street
Tonighi
Washingtom
Erve Osborne
Olean
Jack Brown
Snyder Circle
Bruce Brown
Tey Patton
A.A. Patton
Bess DeLury
Hartford
Conn
DeLury
Byron Ticknor
Westfield
Ray Powers
West Bond Street
Rex Thompson
Rochester
Ethel Stapleton
East South Street
BPWC Picnic at Mead Park Draws Eighteen Members
The F P W C club held a picnic at Mead Park last evening with eighteen members attending. Betty Litz chaired the dinner, and Nancy Miller and Mildred Denton served on the committee. A August picnic is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BPWC
Mead Park
Betty Litz
Nancy Miller
Mildred Denton
GOP Women Picnic Plans at Glenwood Park
GOP women of Erie County plan a summer picnic at Glenwood Park on Wednesday July 2. Dinner at 1 p.m. invites go to county and city committee ladies, asking them to bring table service and a tureen. General chairwoman is Mrs Clara Meuser with co chairwoman Mrs Edith Rosequist. Various committee helpers listed. Marilyn Austin of Cony county chairlady will attend. A 1940 US divorce rate is cited as 2.0 per 1000, double the 1913 rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GOP
County Plan
Erib
Republican County Committee
Glenwood Park
Clara Meuser
Edith Rosequist
George Keefe
Sophie Mershey
Clarence Colvin
Susan Brog—don
J. Laub
R. Hickman
Amy Gerhracht
Edi, Glaaler
Susan C. Niland
Mariyn Austin
Cony
Re Publican Party
Unclear culinary note on pears and cooking tips
Fragments describe hot savory pairings for meats and pears split with butter and honey, then broiled. Mentions serving quickly and a stray line about vehicles in the United States, with two thirds of all something incompletely quoted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UN United
Milan A Goo Leads Late Frame Stitch in Principal Play
A garbled account notes Milan A Goo and a New Castle principal figure involved in a Friday night game. The fragment hints at a unique shot sequence, a quick move, and a tense finish with unsteady phrasing about frames and a past two score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
A. Goo
Walters
New Castle
Fragmented Phrase Reflects Unclear News Item
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Eugene M and a rapid ball related task, with references to an automobile and a plant. Details are unreadable, offering no clear event, date, or names to summarize into a coherent news item.
Struggles Highlight Close Contest With Substitutes In Play
A terse game report notes substitutes seeing action as the team battles tough defense. Critics say the bench impact was mixed, with momentum swinging before final whistles and a narrow margin of victory.
Rambling fragment hints at household dispute
A disturbed OCR fragment mentions a home and fees with unclear context. The readable portion suggests a domestic scenario or grievance but lacks concrete names, places, or dates to specify the event or outcome.
Unclear historical note on twelfth day events
Fragmentary OCR text provides few readable facts about a December or February date line. Key names and places are missing or garbled, preventing a clear summary of event, people involved, or outcome.
Loveland Team Edges Opponent in Tight Conference Bout
A fragmented recap shows Loveland securing a narrow win in a league contest. Details on scoring and key players are unclear, but the match appears to hinge on a late sequence. The report emphasizes defense and a first half imbalance that favored the visitors.
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Rex
Feday
Br. Broadway
eThurs
Henry Fonda
Lynn Bari
Don Ameche
Saa AT
Horton
Itora
Paramount News
Pillsbury
Keystone Milk
Zuckerman’s
SO Nnets
Society
Sieg
Tyan Downey
Center
Washington U, S
Marthe Revde
Brookville
Slater
Warland Boyd
Laurence Hammond
State Line
Kuhn
William Kuhn
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
J. S. Fleet
Eva
Ms. McKinney
Chelitaugla
Joseph Ressler
Chattanooga
George Stranigans
Columbus
Alfred Morrison
Mr. Morrison
Armed Service of
United States
Greene
Warren Business College
Ray Stearnsip
Lake Erie
Richard Happ
Warren
Dick Sneath
Gertrude
Ogsebury
Rapp
Clara Greene
Dany
Minina Kamber
Pitt
Mary Jamieson
Mir
Mos
Lemis
Spsalssos
David Beaty
Beaty
Atah Lyons
Port Allegany
Danny
Elizabeth Jackson Bride
Helen
Las Tor Yta
Ladies Uipgerie
Iladelphia d
D. G
Zora Skinner
Mrs. C. D. Skinner
Nonthwest, Street
New York City
Model Dairy Co
Carry
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
Dial
Healy
Ppc Drug Store
Suneurn Log
Eer
Hartman
Echo A
Rapid Balleam i
Eugene M
Strug
Uly Eo
Hele Serio
Ana Bease Vay
Drst-D
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