Birthday party hosts and visitor notes in town column
Miss Linda Louise Marra celebrated her 14th birthday hosting friends at home with swimming games cake ice cream and Kool-Aid. The piece lists numerous local guests and travels of residents to New York City Bristol Conn State College Pa and Canada along with church group officer elections and a note on Roman pedale fur usage originating from Greece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Louise Marra
Baker Hill Road
Leo Hoylen
Kathleen
Deanne
East Pleasant Street
New York City
Bristol
South Bend
Ind
H. Rossin
Gene Parsons
East Congress Street
State College
Argine Munsee
Wattsburg
Harry Burrows
R. D
Ova Gibbons
North Bay
Canada
N. E. Koehler
Agnes
New Florence
J. Donald Watson
Ella Phelps
West Pleasant Street
Erie
A. T. Carr
Oil City
Fred Hdwards
Glenn Group
Jeanne Burton
Johnson Street
Waller Blair
East Bend
DAR Dessert-Bridge Party Planned by local DAR Chapter
Announcement outlines plans for a dessert-bridge party by the Brokenstraw Valley Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Tentative arrangements were formed at a recent officers meeting hosted by Mrs. T. W. Whitehead on East Pleasant Street. Mrs. Barton Davis will be general chairman for the event set for September 2 at the Corry Country Club. Further plans will be released as arrangements progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DAR
Brokenstraw Valley
Daughters of the American Revolution
T. W. Whitehead
East Pleasant Street
Barton Davis
Corry Country Club
Girl Scout Day Camp Reported Successful
Girl Scout Day Camp near area concluded after two weeks of camping and activities. 102 girls were enrolled. Camp leaders included Mrs. W. F. Riding Union City and others from Corry Waterford Beaverdam. Scouts displayed crafts, folk dancing, bed roll making, and held a candlelight ceremony around the pond for parents and guests. Erie office guests Mrs. Marjorie Goring and Miss Mildred Solex attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Riding
Union City
J. Tobbias
Eugene Davis
George Hull
Cleo Haight
W. A. Leaby
M. Munsee
Eugene Perkins
Corry
Lester Wick
Alfred McCallen
Waterford
Merrill Wade
Beaverdam
Marjorie Goring
Mildred Solex
Erie
Dinner Dance Planned At Corry Country Club
Corry Country Club will host a semi formal dinner dance on Saturday August 14 with out of town guests invited. Tickets are from Dr John M Mohr, committee chair. Hors d oeuvres will be served during the cocktail hour and dancing runs from 10 pm to 2 am with a local trio providing music. Members are urged to buy tickets in advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Country Club
John M. Mohr
Miss Virginia Crowell to be married August 14
Plans are announced for the wedding of Miss Virginia Crowell daughter of Mrs. James Crowell 217 Northwest street and George L Hordusky son of Dr and Mrs C W Hordusky 25 second avenue Union City The open wedding will be Saturday August 14 at 3 oclock in the afternoon at First Methodist Church Miss Crowell names Miss Sylvia Cassett as maid of honor and William Gillette of Union City as best man Ushers will include Walter and Roger Hordusky brothers of the groom
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Crowell
James Crowell
Northwest Street
George L. Hordusky
C. W. Hordusky
Second Avenue
Union City
First Methodist Church
Crowall
Sylvia Cassett
William Gillette
Mr. Hordusky
Walter
Roger Hordusky
Will
O U R Birthday Club Honors Mrs Deutschlander in Columbus
The O U R Birthday Club of Columbus met at Mrs Walter Deutschlander s home to honor her birthday. Eleven members and one guest Mrs John Halfast attended. refreshments were served by the hostess and Mrs Paul Suchar. The next meeting is planned for October 21 at Mrs Charles Henry s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O.U.R
Charles Henry
Columbus
Friendship Club Meets With Mrs Bertha Warner
The Friendship Club gathered yesterday afternoon with Mrs Bertha Warner of East Main Street. Prizes for entertainment games went to Mrs John Decker Mrs C A Lawson and Mrs Roy Swart. A lunch of sandwiches pickles pie and coffee followed. The group will meet with Mrs Lawson at her West Frederick Street home at a date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Club
Bertha Warner
East Main Street
John Decker
C. A. Lawson
Roy Swart
Lawson
West
Frederick Street
Two Girls Survive Quadruplet Birth in Pittsburgh
Magee Hospital reported Ruth Hurd mother of quadruplets is in fairly good condition with two girls surviving and a boy and another girl deceased. Father Rudolph Hurd, 28, comments on finding a better job as the family adjusts. The Hurds also have a one month old son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Magee Hospital
Ruth Hurd
Rudolph
Ruth
Hurd
Alcoa Workers To Get Five Cent Pay Increase
The Aluminum Co of America and the CIO United Steel Workers reached a contract for about 16 000 workers in 11 plants. The deal adds a five cent hourly wage increase and improves pension and insurance programs. Details await ratification by the union board in Pittsburgh. Pension provisions took effect January 1, 1955, contingent on proposed Social Security Act benefit boosts still pending in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ALCOA
Associated Fresh Washington
The
Aluminum Co. of America
CIO
United Steel
Union Board
Pittsburgh
Congress
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REX Theatre
Antarctic
Alan Ladd
Wendor
Corry Drive-In
RED Skelton
the Clown
M-G-M
Hilarius
Pues
Marjorie Main
Keenan Wynn Nen
Lucy
Desi
Ioan
Powell Seri Dtars
Barbara
Margaret
Bob Malek
Rachel
William Stroup
Anne
Milly Way
JoAnn
Richard Volk
Roxey
Pat Adams
Helen
Ruby Stiles
Lucille Davis
Junior Christensen
Jack
Jim
Gene
David
Margaret Marrs
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Lottie Raymond
Plank Road
Guy Bennink
Bess DeLury
Bert Johnson
Jobn Babcock
Carl Henton
Dan Culver
Culver
Raymond
Loretta Belden
Rosa Westley
Greece
Flavelor Corry
Ares Aa
Italy
Bolzano
Dolomite
Pordot Pass
Mount Elmo
Dobbiavo
Piedmont
Dulles
Genevieve de Galard-Terraube
Angel of
John Hooter Dulles
Henry Bonnet
State Department
Washington
Lee
Ritz Restaurant
Chapin’s
F. C. Chapin & Son
Love
Armstrong
Meerdink
House OF Furniture
Buser Homies
7 Gutlers
Demsed
Echabale
Fapshte
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