Birthday Surprise Honors Two Misses Helen and Mary
Two Misses Helen Marie Westley and Mary Sherwood hosted at Mary Sherwood's Northwest Street home on Thursday afternoon. Their mothers Mrs Edit Marts and Mrs J V Sherwood celebrated birthdays. Guests surprised the honorees with gifts and well wishes. Ice cream and cake were served late in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen ‘Marie Westley
Mary Sherwood
Northwest Street
Edit Marts
J. V. Sherwood
Martin
X41
Sherwood
Santee Personal Meets a film star amid wartime life
Snoop a F and his bride Julie Bishop of the silver screen wed at Falls Church near Washington. Lt Frank Laurie AAR arrived from Gulfport for a city visit with wife and relatives. Local residents attend yard festivals and travel for family visits to New York Chicago and Sigel while others relocate for military duties and testing flights.
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Gol. Giaconce A. Snoop
Julie Bishop
Silver Screen
Washington
Washington, D. C
Times-Herald
Hollywood
Jack Frye
Falls Church
Col. Shoop
A. Shoop
Beverly Hills
Calif
Corry
France
Howard Hughes
Frye
Phillips Bay Rite At Torrence Calif Marries Eugene Phillips
Local notice announces the July 16 wedding of Eugene W. Phillips of Torrence California to Helen C. Bay, both with Torrence roots. Rev F D Mechling officiated at the Lutheran Church in Torrence, with reception at parish rooms and a small party including the brides sister and a guest from Burbanit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips-Bay
Torrence
Calif
Eugene W. Phillips
Roy Rogers
Chester Swanson
Burbanit
Dorothy Lewis
Glenn Arrasmith
Phillips
Torrence High School
Corry Senior High School
National Supply Company
Maiceliinenue
Tarrehee
Mrs Morrow Hosts North Center Card Club
Mrs. E. L. Morrow of North Center hosted a contract bridge party with two tables. Honors went to Mrs. Ellsworth Holt and Mrs. H. L. Rowe. A salad course followed the play. Mrs. Harold Powell to host next gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Morrow
L. Morrow
North Center
Sitest
Ellsworth Holt
H. L. Rowe
Harold Powell
Club Met Thursday With Mrs. Dorr Clark
Mrs Bo Clark hosted the Key card club at her East Main Street home. Honors for two five hundred games went to Mrs Al Jacobs Mrs William Johnson and Mrs Glenn Dickson. A delicious luncheon followed. The next meeting is in two weeks with Mrs John Sheehan on West Church Street.
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Dorr Clark
Bo Clark
Key Card Club
East Main Street
al Jacobs
William Johnson
Glenn Dickson
John Sheehan
West Church Street
Double Shower At Koestner Home
Mrs. George Koestner and Mrs. Melvin Cobbett hosted a bridge and five hundred gathering at the Koestner residence on West South Street. Honorees included Mrs. C T Anderson and Mrs. Dean Houser. awards won by Mrs. Frank Herberg and Miss Agnes Lynch. Miss Mable Taylor took the door prize. pink and blue decor featured. twenty five guests attended a late luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Koestner
Melvin Cobbett
West South Street
C. T. Anderson
Dean Houser
Frank Herberg
Agnes Lynch
Mable Taylor
Neckers Observe 50th Wedding Anniversary at Home
Mr and Mrs Frank Neckers celebrated fifty years of marriage with an open house at their Clymer home on a Tuesday. More than one hundred guests from Corry Mayville Ossining and nearby towns gathered, with Jeanne Lusink and Frank Neckers receiving congratulations from family and friends. The event featured a blue print frock, yellow rose corsage, a large wedding cake, and help from Mrs Clifford Legters Ruth Beckerink and others. The Neckers have deep ties to Findley Lake and a long history in local business.
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Frank Neckers
Clymer
Frank W. Neckers
Jennie Lusink
Rochester
Mins
Alfred Newhouse
Lyle Compton
Ioa Neckers
N. ¥. Eliott
Mayville
Mis. Irving Wilcox
Ossining
Corp
Thornton Newhouse
McDill Field
Tampa
Fla
Gordon Newhouse
Boston
Mass
Neckers
Bred Schilera
Corry
Ben Neckers
French Creek
Dent Speelburg
Jennie Brown
Mira
Sherman
Bris
Clifford Legters
Ruth Beckerink
Chris Christensen
Earl Beckerink
Harriet Newhouse
Findley Lake
Brookmire and Nuttall
Har Observe Golden Wedding in Corry Area
Mr and Mrs S Bert Hammond of Stewart Road R D 1 Corry observ e their golden wedding anniversary tomorrow July 29. Married in Jamestown in 1894 the couple has lived in Corry most of their lives. Mrs Hammond was born Sarah Farnham. They have two children Paul Hammond of Gowanda N Y and a daughter.
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S. Bert Hamnwun
Stewart Road
Corry
Jamestown
Anniversary of Amond Will at Residence
In observance of the occasion an open house will be held at the couple's residence on Sunday from 2 to 5 PM. They have five grandchildren. Neighbors and friends are invited to call. The son and daughter and their families plan to attend, and the Journal joins grateful friends in extending congratulations.
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Mars. Mane Miter
Evie
Journal
W R C Picnic Dinner At Lillie Residence
The regular monthly campfire dinner of Women's Relief Corps No. 49 drew eighteen members and friends yesterday to Mrs Frank Lillie’s home at 338 East Pleasant Street. A sumptu ous all day gathering featured a noon dinner on the Tillie lawn followed by visiting and group singing. Mrs Lillie and her husband aided in serving. Mrs Lillie performed instrumental numbers for the group. The next Corps gathering will be at the Masonic Temple on Thursday August 3.
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W. R.C
Lillie
Women’s Relief Corps
Frank Lillie
East Pleasant Street
Tillie
Musical Needles 4-H Club Meets During Stormy Afternoon
The Musical Needles 4-H Club met at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon at Miss Mary Ellen Lee's home. Members spent the gathering sewing as attendance was light due to a severe storm and cherry picking. The next meeting is set for August 10.
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Musical Needles
Mary Ellen Lee
Rebekah Helping Hand Picnic Reported Yesterday
The Rebekah Helping Hand Club held an outing yesterday at Mrs. B. K. Hauenstein’s East Bond Street home. About 20 members attended. after games a picnic supper was served at six. Prizes went to Mrs. Harvey Lovelandt and Mrs. Oscar Fritz.
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B. K. Hauenstein
East
Bond Street
Harvey Lovelandt
Oscar Fritz
Woman Finds Large Snake In Bathroom In Oil City
Mrs Homer 2rather of Jennings case Pagandus discovered a 47 inch black snake in her bathroom, crawling over the toilet. She called her husband who killed the reptile. Some observers speculated it might be a spots red adder, but most believed it was a blacksnake.
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Bathroom
Oil City
Homer 2Rather
Jennings
Pagandus
Throneberry Named Most Dangerous Fugitive at Large
Randel Throneberry, 27, sought for trial in Colorado on a torture murder charge, is listed by the FBI as the nation’s most dangerous fugitive. He and brother O B staged a Steamboat Springs jail break last fall. O B was captured in Texas and sentenced to Canon City. The note ends with an unrelated line about the American Medical Association.
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Moquemuen
Denver
Colo
Randell Throneberry
Connectinny
Colorado
PBI
United States
Throneberry
O. B
Steamboat Springs
Texas
Canon City
Defendant Terrone missing for federal gas permit trial
Terrone charged with making false statements in an application to sell gasoline obtained a $1,000 cash bond. He failed to appear for trial in U S district court before Judge John Knight, leading to a recess and the search for the bondsman. The case stated he lied about leasing a filling station to buy 1,000 gallons of gasoline, which discovery later showed never occurred.
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Terrone
Buffalo
OPA
U. S. District Court
John Knight
U. S
Eugene J. Donnelly
Party for Italian War Prisoners Canceled
A weekend party planned by the Garibaldi Beneficial Society for two Italian war prisoners at Camp Leonard Kenny near Chambersburg was canceled by Army authorities for military weapons concerns. Antonio Masciantonio said the cancellation came after protests to the War Department and Pennsylvania senators by American Legion official Frank X. Murray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Jeannette
Garibaldi Beneficial Society
Leonard Kenny
Antonio Masciantonio
Chambersburg
War Department
Pennsylvania
Frank X. Murray
Pennsylvania Department
American Legion
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