Betrothal announced at party for Miss Ger tude Johnson
Engagement of Miss Ger tude Johnson to Corporal Russell M. Clark was announced Saturday evening at the Johnson home in West Check street. The couple's families are listed as Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Johnson of West Check street and Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Clarke of Centerville Miami Beach Florida, with the news shared during a social gathering featuring music games and awards to Miss Louise Whiteley Mrs. Walter Decker and Miss Janet Gordon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertude Johnson
O. A. Johnson
West Chwek Street
Russell M. Clark
Miami Beach
Florida
J.B. Clarke
Centerville
Johnson Home
Louise Whiteley
Walter Decker
Janet Gordon
Arleen Walters Feted On Tenth Birthday
Mrs. R L Walters hosted Arleen Walters tenth birthday with a movie outing and at home party. Guests included Dorothy Patterson Marilyn Mercer Qulletta McClintock Shirley Barnes and others from Corrylis Columbus Centerville and nearby areas. The event concludes with gifts and well wishes ahead of a September wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arleen Walters
R. L. Walters
Arleen
Walters
Dorothy Patterson
Marilyn Mercer
Qulletta McClintock
Shirley Barnes
Betty
Ann Russell
Doris Craker
Gloria Obrn
Girl Scouts Camp Near Ganadohta Lake Returns Home
From Woak's Outing the Girl Scouts of the Presbyterian troop enjoyed a week camping at Ganadohta Lake. They swam skated hiked and held marshmallow roasts under chaperones Miss Adele McCray Mrs Dornld Nantes Mrs Hugh Mucklehaupt and Mrs Charles Rich. Attendees included Jean Bub Betty Johnson Bobby Lou Dickson Marilyn Jean Wallace and many others. Several visits and travels by friends and relatives are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woak
Socoilis
Ganadohta Lake
Adele McCray
Dornld
Nantes
Hugh Mucklehaupt
Charles Rich
Jean Bub
Betty Johnson
Bobby Lou Dickson
Marilyn Jean Wallace
Norman Nantes
Joan Fetatler
Marie Zafiropulos
Missus
Ulin Piccardi
Mary Jo. Hansen
Mary
Alice Rich
Margaret Ryan
Jean Marie Johnston
Reva Burlingame
Nancy Meerdink
Phyllis Spat
Carol May Qochran
Fatiéla Davicon
Dixie
Barbara Griffiths
Beverly Rauscher
Helen Jepson Weds Engineer in Juarez Quiet Ceremony
Helen Jepson a 35 year old Metropolitan opera star and Titusville native wed Walter De Serra an engineer in Juarez Mexico. Judge W G Salises officiated the civil ceremony attended by few guests. The couple plan a New York wedding breakfast, brief honeymoon, and future activities entertaining service men after the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Jepson
Titusville
EL Paso
Tex
Metropolitan Opera
Walter de Serra
Juarez
Mexico
W. G. Salises
Juarea Civil Court
de Lerra
Alco Boat Manufacturing Company
St Pauls Church Sunday School Picnic Report
The St Pauls Lutheran church held its Sunday school picnic at Mesd Park Saluriay in the afternoon. Members attended in good numbers and enjoyed music, games, and a picnic supper. The Ladies Aid provided coffee and ice cream. John Preno chaired the event with aides Mrs. D A Hillstrom Mrs Charles Dahlstrand Mrs Roy Street and Alton Dahlstrand assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wunay Punoay Senoo
St Paul's Tattheran Church
Mesd Park
John Preno
D. A. Hillstrom
Charles Dahlstrand
Roy Street
Alton Dahlstrand
Nazarene Sunday School Picnic at Mead Park
The Nazarene Sunday School held a picnic at Mead Park on Saturday with 15 members in attendance. Clarence Bailey led the event and the committee organized the tureen supper served by Mrs. Martin Anderson, Mrs. B. C. Altic, and Mrs. Walter Carter. Games and devotional services followed throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uyamuene
Corryites Host Athley House Party
Corryites entertained at a Findley Lake week end with guests including Mr and Mrs Arthur Martin Mr and Mrs John Fenstermacher Mr and Mrs Edward Beaker Mr and Mrs Walter Dimdob and Mr and Mrs Alfred Morrigan Jr Swimming and boating were enjoyed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mass Mar
Loveland
Hubert Bracken
Bracken and
Findley Lake
Arthur Martin
John Fenstermacher
Edward Beaker
Walter Dimdob
Snd
Mia
Alfred Morrigan, Jr
Local Births Reported in Union City and Corry Hospitals
A daughter was born Sunday at Union City hospital to Mr and Mrs Neil Tarbell of 324 South Center Street. Herma Steves Tarbell is a former Union City resident. In Corry hospital a son was born to Mr and Mrs Wayne Jaggs of Columbus. Another son arrived Sunday afternoon to Mr and Mrs Lewis Lutz of 419 East Pleasant Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fr. Dit
Nicholas Aqualino
Butler
Marion Yoris
Olean
Jamestown
Portville
Kiva -Owen
Mudlid Street
Elizabeth Newman
Spartansburg
Edna Robinson
Clarksburg
W.vs
Cory
Fern Highfield
Warren
Prigoilin Highfield
Iona
Ben Highfield
Meadville
Harry Newhouse
Gon Denny
Polk
Mattie ‘Thayer
Bertha Gamble
Youngaville
Durham
Main Street
Blanche Durham
L. Myrle Durham
R.N
W. L. Durham
Centerville
Howard Kasmaier
Buffalo
Jessie Mason
North Center Street
Barbara Ann Joy
Thomas Burfeld
DuBois
E. C. Turner
Bradford
G. Campbell
A. C. Cronk
Howard Turden
Rod
Robert Shannon
Shirley Snowiss
Corry
Williamsport
Samus Snowiss
Visi
Minnie Perkins
Miles
Wave Perkins
Kenneth Perkins
Valley Stream
Ensign
Raymond Moore
Prederick
Mad
Moore
Ensign Moore
Chicago
Rosselus Brown
Brown
Fort Ben
Hospital Sunday
Neil Tarbell
Enter Street
Tarbell
Herma. Steves
Union Tty
Arson
Corry Hospital
Wayne Jaggs
Columbus
A.son
Powdered Eggs Move Toward General Use in War Time
Pittsburgh dispatch reports American housewives in Davenport Iowa expect powdered dried eggs to enter general use soon. Amy Atkins, superintendent of the poultry department at the Town state fair, told the American Poultry Association convention that four new plants have risen nationwide. Dried eggs are said to weigh far less than fresh eggs and retain full nutrition, with long shelf life and potential for scrambled egg dishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brest
Pittsburgh
Amy Atkins
Davenport
Atkins
Espoualty Department of
State Fair
American Poultry Association
Atking
The
Poultry Association
Hebald
England
TRE
Atlins
Towan
Famed scientist Dr. Seibert Advances TB Prevention Research
In Philadelphia’s Independence Square tenements, Dr. Perence Barbara Seibert of the University of Pennsylvania’s Henry Phipps Institute begins a long term TB study. She helped develop tuberculin skin tests and recently received the American Chemical Society Garllyan gold medal. Her new work aims to find a preventive serum, though she cautions outcomes are uncertain and may take decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Smith
Philadelphes
Independence Square
Perence Barbara Seivert
Bischolts
University of Pennsylvania
Henry Phipps Institute
Seibert
American Chemical Society
Francis P. Garlyan
Phipps Institute
Biographies and Achievements of a Tuberculosis Researcher
The article profiles Dr Selkert born in Boston and working in Philadelphia and Chicago. It covers her intense work hours, family background, education at Goucher and Yale, WWI chemist stint, and teaching at Sprague Memorial Institute. It notes awards like the 1924 Ricketts prize and the 1998 Tru Deny gold medal, plus funding from Christmas Sequences. It mentions colleagues Ruth Johnson and Alice Belly visiting Corry and a historic note on Mobile’s four-flag history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison
Avalight
Dr. Selkert
Boston
Philadelphia
Goucher College
Baltimore
Yale
Sprague Memorial Institute
Chics
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Dial
Ohio
California
Easton
Watson's Family
Spring Lake
Swift's
Prem Loblaw Domnuts
Chuck
Tbs
Tam
Society
Gesau
St. Paul’s Church
Nazarene Sunday School
Mead Park
Babe
Helen
Kadica Lingerie
Clair Capwell
W. W. Waterhouse
Arthur Crowe
Rosiney Clark
William Crandal
Union City
Lions Club
Toronto
Canada
James Hunter
Portsmouth
Vs. E
Mast
Pagb
Lin ‘Titusyale
Phyllis Lindsley
Burbank
Cal
Jack
Reynolds
Park Street
James King
Bear Lake
Leon Root
Alber Childs
Conneaut Lake
Pymatuning Dam
Geneva
M. K. Donahine
St. Cloud
Fis
George Adams
Grace Street
Arthur Gray
Soul Jimmy
Detroit
FP. E. York
Mott Street
Healy
Chapin’s
Coatsg
Chapin & Sons
Ruth Johnson
Alice Belly
Callege
Elky of
Mobile
Alu
United States of Americ
Perease de
Cascade
Corry, Pa
Zuckerman
North Céiter St
Corry Pa
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