Bride Elect Honored At Linen Shower
Wiss Jethye J Wrase, to wed Harry Felley, honored at linen shower hosted by Miss Marietta Hale and Miss Anne Goda at Miss Evelyn Kightlinger s home on West Frederick Street. Games with prizes to Kath ren Hazel Frances Feeney and Joan Morton. Light lunch served. Guests included Dorothy Whaley Elaine Foster Kathryn Stewart and Nina Jane Gilbertson. Miss Drake received many gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiss Jethye J. Wrase
Harry Felley
Marietta ‘Hale
Anne Goda
Evelyn Kightlinger
West Prederick Street
Mises Kathren Hazel
Frances Feeney
Joan Morton
Dorothy Whaley
Elaine Foster
Kathryn Stewart
Nina Jane Gilbertson
Drake
Amici Sewing Circle Plans Picnic at Mead Park
The Amici Sewing Circle met at Mrs. Gerald Fish home in Pairhaven with four members present. They planned a June 16 picnic at Mead Park and celebrated the June birthday party with nine members honored. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Fish, Mr. Cecil Akam and Mrs. Leland Crossut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amici Sewing Circle
Gerald Fish
Pairhaven
Mead Park
Fish
Cecil Akam
Leland Crossut
Mrs Leslie Wells Heads PTA Council In Corry
City Council met for a business discussion in the Abrary yestering afternoon at 4 o'clock. Mrs Merritt Hunt read a letter from Edwart Neibert of the State Safety Council about marking streets for coast ing in winter. Officers elected for the coming year include Mrs Clarence Wallace slate, Mrs Leslie Wells president, Lawrence McCray vice president, Mrs Wicker Nigh secretary, and Mrs Joseph Guignon treasurer. This was the final council meeting of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Wells
PTA
Abrary
Merritt Hunt Reed
Edwart Neibert
State Safety Council
Couneil
Corry
Clarence Wallace
Lawrence McCray
Wicker Nigh
Joseph Guignon
Raveling Sewing Club Meets at Mrs Ander son Home
The Raveling Sewing Club gathered at Miss Leatha Andersons West Church Street home last evening. Members included Mrs. Rober Tripp and Misses Autumn Colby Mary Sturdavant Maude Porter and Helen Reyda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raveling Sewing Club
Leatha Anderson
West Church Street
Rober Tripp
Autumn Colby
Mary Sturdevant
Maude Porter
Helen Reyda
Local institute and Flower Mission Day in Worth
Plans were made for a Methodist church institute on Tuesday June 16 with a farewell dinner at 6 o'clock and a program by young people themed Blessed is the Nation Who Has God for their Lord. Flower Mission Day featured readings, music, and talks as part of a busy afternoon program. Many local residents were noted as attending or visiting, including Mrs. Fred Ross and Mrs. Emma Heith tad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WGTU
Fred Ross
Worth Street
W. GT
Nei
Emma Heith
Tovhold
Methodist Church
Duesday
Soldier Bays
Grace Grate
Frances Willard
Barton Smith
Bessie Kirch Rond
Ross
Spelling Bee Featured at Rebekah Meeting
The Rebekah lodge held a regular session last evening in the lodge rooms. Under Mrs. Maude Keefe a program included an old-fashioned spelling bee, musical numbers, and group singing. A birthday supper was served by committee members Mrs. Keefe and Mrs. Dred Beall. The next meeting is planned in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Keefe
Miss Fogles Cooley Dickinson Graduate Speaker
Miss Fogles Cooley Dickinson of Wright Street is a graduate in the annual class of Cooley Dickinson Hospital at Northhampton Mass. She will deliver the farewell address as commencement exercises are held this afternoon at 3 o clock at the Mel Callum Memorial Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oflss
Misses Virginia Young and Barbara Brown Host Post House Party
The Misses Virginia Young and Barbara Brown entertained sixteen boys and girls from their home room after promotion exercises at the Post House last evening. Dancing and games followed, with a midnight lunch served. Miss Jean Mulderick of Pittsburgh attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post House
Virginia Young
Barbara Brown
Jean Mulderick
Pittsburgh
Radio Schedule Highlights Tonight With Multiple Programs
Broadcast lineup lists NBC CBS and MBS blocks with shows from 1:30 to 11:30 pm. Included are Soldiers Pay discussion, Eddie Cantor, Kay Kyser hour, Brewster Boy, Shirley Temple Junior Miss, Cab Calloway quiz, and Thur night music and comedy segments across stations BLU GBS MBS.
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NBC
J. E. Rankin
Eddie Cantor
Kay
Kyser
CBS
Dr. Christian
Shirley Temple
Junior Miss
Ransom Sherman
Manhattan
Bastin St
Cab Calloway
MBS
Bec
Morgenthau
Army Camp
America
Current draft names Corry area men in draft list
A long list of individuals from Waterford Union City and nearby towns appears in the draft call. The names include residents of Waterford Union City Erie Edinboro and surrounding areas along with towns such as Talon City Conneautville and Niagara Falls. No ages or birthplaces beyond city names are specified in the fragment.
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Terford
Henry Arthur Marsh
Waterford
Wayne N. Bish
Union City
Chester William
Vincent
Edinboro
Fred Lomin Sargent
Nash Lewis Torben
Gleveland
Ohio
Merion Henry Mamross
Thomas Earl Ewing
Franklin
Howard W. Charbaugh
Hollywood
Calif
George Ignace Mills
R. D
Harold Lloyd Proper
Frederick Jay Brookhouser
Eris
Lester Berdett Belton
Erie
Albert James Reeser
DeForest Douglas
Samuel E. Aull
R.D
Paul Lear Adams
John Paul Zomberk
Talon City
Roger Henry Seymour
Juniors and Seniors Celebrate Annual Picnic and Dance
Juniors and Seniors gathered for their annual picnic at Celoron Park on Tuesday with many attending the Senior Glass dance Monday night in the Junior High gym. Al Davis' Swingmasters provided music for the events and numerous attendees stayed to roller skate into the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evcommoncay
St Edward's School Banquet Held at Hotel Corry
Twenty five students and friends attended the banquet for the Junior and Senior classes of St. Edward's High School. Janet Sapnicki, president of the Junior class, welcomed the seniors and Catherine Ann Mead, president, gave the response. After a turkey dinner the group danced in the school gymnasium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Edward's
Hotel Corry
St. Edward’s High School
Janet Sapnicki
Catherine Ann Mead
Friends Surprise Mrs Walter DeJean on Ridge Street
Mrs Walter DeJean was pleasantly surprised at a birthday party at her home on Ridge Street last evening hosted by friends. Games were enjoyed and refreshments including birthday cake were served. Mrs DeJean received several lovely gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter DeJean
Ridge Street
Alumni Reunion Planned for Corry High School Alumni
Corry High School Alumni Association holds its annual reunion Thursday at 6:30 PM in the Junior High gym. Gol Brown's Orchestra will provide music for dancing and a banquet is arranged by the committee led by Mrs. Lynn Campbell. Howard J. Sheen will lead group singing with William Snowston on piano. About fifteen members did not receive invitations and may obtain them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Corry High School Alumnii Association
Lynn Campbell
Howard J. Sheen
Senior High
Willam Snowston
Mitchell Chase Nuptials at United Brethren Church
Miss Betty Alvilla Chase daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Chase united in marriage to Charles Arden Mitchell son of Mrs Mayme Mitchell at United Brethren church on Monday evening by Rev H Ray Harris. The couple were attended by Mrs Lawrence Mourer and Howard Grandall. Bride wore peach gown and corsage of snapdragons. A wedding breakfast followed at Mrs Chase's home. Both spouses are Corry High graduates. the groom works at Aero Supply and they will reside on West Pleasant street.
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Robert Thompson
Springdale
Lawrence ‘McCray
Houghton
Alexandria
Jon
Major Houghton
Phyllis
Gail A. Anderson
Buffalo
Frank Schrader
South Street
T. J. Ragan
Roberta King
Millard-Pillmore Hospital
St Buffalo
P. W. Coyle
Ralph Fisk
Sarah Shame
Brie
Robert
Brow Jeff
Beat Field
TL. L. Brown
North Center Street
George Thompson
Frenklin Street
Cory Tier
I. W. Owe Ane
New York City
Manley
Yonkers
Wite Uinseen
Sugl- 28m
Mich
Inez Edler
Gertrude
Inglewood
Calif
Lawrence Thomas
West Congress Street
W. J. Blair
Youngsville
H. L. Brown
Rose Berarde
Fairview Street
Henneth Crevle
Spartansburg
Carl J. Heidt
St. Eliabeth's Church
May
Moon
Mary Berarde
Wchard Wyman
Mitchell-Chase
U. B
Betty Alvilla Chase
Frank Chae
Charles Arden Mitchell
Mayme Mitchell
West Pleasant Street
United Brethren Church
H. Ray Hearis
Lawrence Mourer
Howard Grandall
Atty Scott Addresses Rotary Club On Blackout Test
Atty Walter Scott addressed the Rotary Club at the Yeglar meeting in the Hotel Corry. He reported on the recent blackout test and said improvements were made for the next one. He spoke on postwar world conditions, government changes, and Allies bearing future global influence, with clubs members enjoying his talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atty
Scott
Rotary Club
Walter Scott
Yeglar
Corry
Desperate Desert Fighting: Allied Gains and Axis Gaps Reported
Allied forces under heavy tank support, including American General Grant cruisers, reportedly gained tactical edge in the desert with RAF dominance. Axis holes in a 60 mile British defense line near Bir El Hacheim prompted British caveats about significance. Mussolini’s command claimed 3,000 British prisoners in the Tobruk area as raids hit London and southeast England. Volkhovo fighting near Leningrad was noted with no details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie
Britain
Mediterranean Sea
Bir el Hacheim
Rommel
Fremier Mussolini
Tobruk
London
Naki
England
Dover Strait
Air Ministry
Essen
Dieppe
Hitten
Volkhovo
Leningrad
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Oni
de Havilland
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Eugene Pallette
Dial
Healy
Gees
Andy Ramsey
Beaus As Jewelers
Charles Butters
Dough
Fen Phyllis
Golver
Rebekah
Miss Fogles Cooley- Dickinson
Faille
BU. D
Bermstein Brothers
Faysele, I
Beverly Mahr
Brush Creek Way
Jergood Baines
Jack Baker
Shady Valley
Corry Boys
ELGIN
C. F. Curtis Jewelry
South Center Street
Lanston’s
Batiste
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
THE
Bracken-Keating Company
Morticians
Yasin
Zuckerman
Mal
North Center Bt
Cory Pa
Celving
Meniers
William Ralph Cleude Weber
Materia
Mya
Cessfi Frov
Ane
Ing
Indus
Amy Wander
Auttns Pirates
Johan
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