Grange Plans Fund Drive At August Meeting
Master Verner Swanson led the Uke Corry Grange No. 55 session at T. O. Q. F. Hall. Members outlined a August 2nd party to raise money for the building fund while Dr. Stanton E. Bower urged stronger farmer veterinarian ties and discussed entering the profession. Mrs. Wallace Mick and committee served sandwiches ice cream pie and coffee as the meeting closed and the next session was set for August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verner Swanson
Uke Corry Grange Mo
Stanton E. Bower
Wallace Mick
Herbert Haupin
Robert Lindstrom
Mentor Club Picnics at Hillstrom Summer Home
Members of the local Mentor Club and families enjoyed a picnic at the Summer home of Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Hillstrom at Chautauqua Lake. In the afternoon boating, music and visiting were enjoyed by twenty people. A bountiful screen dinner was served at six o'clock and the time was reported pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sresmeuneyeuwetuunee Une S
Jocal Mentor Club
D. A. Hillstrom
Chautauqua Lake
Youth Fellowship Holds Sunset Service at Rice Cottage
The Methodist Youth Fellowship met Sunday at the Summer Cottage of Mr and Mrs H Lynn Rice Findley Lake. A six o'clock fried screen dinner was served to twenty attendees Miss Jean Marie Johnston and Jack Whitehead led the service, with Mr Rice directing the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rice Cottage
The
Methodist Church
H. Lynn Rice
Findley Lake
Jean Marie Johnston
Jack Whitehead
Mr. Rice
Thomas Motor Employes Picnic At Chaautauqua Lake
Thomas Motor Company workers and families gathered Sunday at the Chaautauqua Lake cottage of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Thomas for their annual picnic. About thirty five attended with contests in marksmanship boat riding and nail driving. Prizes were awarded and a large picnic dinner followed. Several local residents and families were mentioned as visiting or returning from trips, reflecting a busy social scene in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Motor Employes
Thomas Motor J Company
Lawrence Thomas
Thomas
Chaulauna
Prines
Doud Family Sixth Reunion Held at Findley Lake
The sixth Doud family reunion was held yesterday at The Willows, Findley Lake, hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Edward Miller. Ed ward Babcock led the business meeting in Walter Carter's absence. Forty-seven attendees traveled from Sherman, Jamestown, Plymer, Corry, Bear Lake, Morristown, Nor tons, Neb, Columbus and Guys Mills for a day of picnicking, motor boat rides, horseshoes and visiting. The next reunion is set for the fourth Sunday in July 1948 at The Willows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kafferlin
G. Davis
C. A. McEntarfer
Parton
City
Greater Cribbs
Trinity Methodist
Oni
Dorothy Chimbers
Marion Chambers
Norwich
On- Wueld
Canadid
Wired
Évenine
Ane
Tracy Whitehead Anamily
East Pieasaink Street
Charley, Wood
Pleasant Street
Jamestown
Charles Alexander
Alexander
Marlin-Rockwell
Wilson Woods
Mahanoyi Pivin
M. Woods
Vollage
Canadohta Lake
James Mears
Fimily
Leveland
Findley Lake
Patricia Philip
Fort
Washington
Skidmore College
James. Philip
Patricia
Joyce
Port Washington
Virgina Young
West Smith Street
Findley Tike
Bracken Cottage
Mabel Darrow
South Cen
Wayne Wilson
R. D
George Kinlew, Jr
New York City
Nil Auaimt Asi
Geome W. Frazier
Mingnen
Fall
Saurday
Praaier
Main Street
J. P
John Starrett
Doud
Edward Miller
Willows
Edward Babcock
Walter Carter
Corry
Sherman
Plymer
Bear Lake
Morristown
Nortons
Neb
Columbus
Guys'Mills
the Willows
Gates Couple Honored At Community House Reception
Mr and Mrs Gates were honored Saturday evening after their recent wedding. A large gathering of friends neighbors and relatives attended at the McCray Community House for a social evening. Mrs Gates is a former Mary Baldwin. A long table featured a four tier wedding cake with white tapers and pink rosebuds. Guests presented many beautiful and useful gifts to the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gates
Messé Gates
McCray Community House
Mary Baldwin
Dinner Sunday At Corry Country Club
Seventy five members of the Corry Country Club and their out of town guests enjoyed a dinner last evening at the clubhouse. Serving began at 5:80 o clock and continued until o'clock. The menu included Spanish rice baked beans cabbage salad tomatoes relishes apple sauce cupcakes and coffee. Mrs Richard Rossbacher led the organizing with assist from several club members. The remainder of the evening was enjoyed socially.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Country Club
Te Corry Country Club
Clu House
Richard Rossbacher
Wallace Hammond
C.T. Anderson
M.S. Gobbett
Mary Soars
Philly Zalmeck
M. 5. Reed
William Dunlap
Lea Hoylen
Rich ard Schlosser welcomes newborn son at Corry Hospital
Mr and Mrs Rich ard Schlosser of 392 Marion Street welcomed a son at Corry Hospital on a Saturday evening. The mother is the former Mary Rhynard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Schlosser
Marion Strew
Corry Hospital
Schlosser
Mary Rhynard
Club Social Event Honors Miss Sayre Before August Wedding
Goussigen of B18 Liberty Street hosted a club social gathering for fifteen guests in a miscellaneous bridal shower honoring Miss Faye Sayre, soon to wed Franke Lawson in August. Guests enjoyed corsages, bingo, and visiting. Awards were presented for bingo by Mrs. Arthur Goring and the hostess. A luncheon featured salad, hot rolls, a three tiered centerpiece, and gifts for the guest of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assasus Goussigen
Liberty Street
Faye Sayre
Franke Lawson
Arthur Goring
Sayre
Local Riders Enjoy Erie Event At No Bar Riding Club
Yesterday 31 members and guests of the No Bar Riding Club had a luncheon and ride at the Algeri Tidmye Academy in Erie. In the afternoon 21 riders from Erie and nearby towns joined a 2 1 2 hour ride. Eighteen horses were brought in from Erie and vicinity, with others rented from the academy. A picnic followed at Nie academy and plans were made for an overnight visit at Frank Darrow's home in Weightaville on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
No-Bar Riding Club
Algeri Tidmye Academy
Union City
Wrightsville
Youngsville
Columbus
Peninsula
Nie Academy
Prank Darrow
Weightaville
Birthday Party at Stewart Home
Mrs. Stewart hosted a birthday gathering at Spring Street last evening honoring him. Guests played bingo and 500, then enjoyed tea sandwiches pickles and olives and birthday cake. Gifts came from Reid and Fred Stewart and others from Union Me and this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atvn Btewart
Spring Street
Stewart
Stews Sect
Reid Stewart
Fred Stewart
Union Me
Lewis Hurlbert
Edmund Zewaiysiy
Albert Suhaeiter
Newlywed Couple Honored At Saturday Reception
Newlyweds Barbara Jane Hoover and Mev Crays were feted by Mr and Mrs Philp McCray at their Spartans home Saturday. About sixty guests attended, with group ringing, visiting, and late hour cake coffee and sandwiches. Guests included Mrs Crays and other relatives, as gifts and well wishes lit up the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sau Sass
Meuray
Victory Ointment advertised for skin troubles and rashes
An old advertisement touts Victory Ointment for eczema psoriasis rashes chapping and skin irritations. It claims quick relief and antiseptic protection developed for army use and now sold by Lindale in Corry, with references to various product variations and pink labeled tablets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Lindale
Luncheon Honors Mrs Henry Pedensky at Union City Home
Mrs Henry Pedensky former Helen McCray was honored Saturday afternoon at a luncheon hosted by Mrs Charlie Rouse of Union City. Guests enjoyed a two course meal with a yellow green and white theme. Five hundred was played and Mrs Pedensky won the prize while receiving many gifts from attending ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Pedensky
Charlalte Rouse
Union Sity
Helen McCray
Pedensky
Misses and Mr Greishaw Named in Local Elegibility List
Theresa Scalise and six others including Miss Jean Foster Miss Shirley Simmonson Mrs Dana McCray Mrs Robert Fierming and Mrs Harold Burgnon are listed with elig ibid Miss Gladys Southworth and vies John Greishaw of Union City as participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa Scalise
Jean Foster
Shirley Simmonson
Dana McCray
Robert Fierming
Harold Burgnon
Elig
Potato Trick to Remove Salt From Soup Stock
A tip suggests adding raw potato slices to oversalted soup stock to absorb excess salt. The potato should be removed before serving to restore flavor without altering the dish.
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M-G Wrrtoest
Teenigdua
Esther
Williams
Danielark
Martha Ickers
Sydney Eenstreet
Alan Lle
Asi Stevens
Adde
America
Mentor Club
Hillstrom
Satividad Ath
Laverne Miler
New York
A. B. Ragon
Detroit
R. King
North Center Street
Helen Dugan
Vincent
TriAngle
Dewittville
Luella Eefer
Carol
Kay Gi
Walter De;Jean
Ridge Street
Carol Mae Cochran
Sandra Lee Cochran
East Frederick Street
Vroman
W. M. Cochran
Barbara Ann Bettes
East Street
Girard
Bettes
William W. Craker
Chippewa Borge
Hackensack
Minn
Mary Patterson
East Church Steel
William Mair
Patty
Craker
Thomas Lore
Washington, D. C
Virginia
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Irwin Crane
Lare
Doris Crane
Warren
T. Allan May
Judith Ann
Stadium
Jon Davison
Eiwrence Davison
East Main Street
Camp Sherwin
Lake Erie
Jacqueline Dahisteand
Davison
Mayte Keefe
Keefe
Pennsylvania Avenue
James Hughes
Niagara Falls
Paul M. Bryndisson
Park Street
Royal E. Messenger
East Mein Street
Buffalo
Richard McLaughlin
Canada
New England
North Gorry
W.L. Armitage
Powell
Loan and Finance CO
Powell Consumer Discount Co
North Center St
C. H. Gens, JR
Ford Garage
Helen
Arle
Miss Faye Sayre
Stewart Home
Lin
Glentex
Chapin
Rob’t R. Desmond
West Church Street
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