W. S. Members Plan Picnic at Camp Findley
The W. S. of the Evangelical United Brethren Church met at 2 pm at Mrs. Vern Dyne's home. Mrs. Lynn Campbell led devotions, with prayers by Mrs. Leon Tentulsen. President Mrs. G. T. Bergman chaired the meeting. They approved minutes, received a letter of thanks for sewing kits sent to a German church, and planned to send delegates to Camp Findlay for a June branch convention and picnic with sessions.
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W. S
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Vern Dyne
Lynn Campbell
Leon Tentulsen
G. T. Bergman
United Brethren Church
Germany
Arthur Ingram
Camp Findly
Sth
H. Ray Harris
Camp Findley
Amp
Tea event at Warren Women’s Club gathers 175 guests
A Thursday afternoon social at the Women's Club in Warren drew 175 guests for an ARNEL tea. Hostesses Mrs. J P Fenstermacher and Mrs Edward E Hawking presided over a pink, yellow and blue decor scheme with lupines chrysanthemums and tulips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.P. Fenstermacher
Warren
Edward E. Hawking
Morris Chapin
Hastings Jones
N. ‘Troy ‘Gillette
Ina Austin
Emmons Wade
Richant Dawson
Clerk
Eboney
H. H. Keppel
John #. Fenstermacher
American Legion Awards At Corry Junior High
A special assembly at Corry Junior High School awarded Eugene Sharer the American Legion Award for boys and Judith Bender the girls award presented by Glen W Bracken and Mrs Glennis Warner. Seventy five ninth grade students received Penmanship certificates under the Peterson System, along with 140 awards for scholarship citizenship and participation, with selections from The Mikado played from last week’s promotion exercises. Principal Harold G Wolfe addressed seventh and eighth graders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Corry
Eugene Sharer
Glen W. Bracken
Judith Bender
American’ Legion
Glennis Warner
Harold G. Wolfe
Women of the Moose Initiate Two Members in Meeting
Mrs Harold Jackson presided as Senior Regent at the North Center street lodge for the Women of the Moose. Two candidates, Miss May Rowland and Miss Claire Potter, were initiated and officers were elected with Mrs Donald Gates graduate regent and Mrs Harold Jackson senior regent among others. A prize was awarded to Miss Ann Goreen and lunch followed. The next meeting is set for June 17 with Mrs James Blakeslee as chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Jackson
Women of Moose
Women of the Moose
North Center Street
Donald Gates
May Rowland
Claire Potter
Harold Juckson
Andrew Hansen
Jessis Mason
Tune Cummings
Harold Jewell
Weasurer
D. G. Morgan
Ann Royek
Marjorie Gallagher
Argus
Clarence Wilcox
Sentinel
Ruth Clark
Ann Goreen
Gallagher
James Blakeslee
Moosehert Alwringe
Corry Bible Club to take part in broadcast
Eighteen Corry Bible Club members will join the Sky Pilot program on station WaRC tomorrow at 10:00 AM. The group will perform solo and group vocal numbers, instrumental pieces, scripture recitations, and a Bible quiz with Mrs. William Grane, Mrs. Clive DeJean, and Lyle Chase providing accompaniment in Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Brie
Warc
William Grane
Clive DeJean
Lyle Chase
Erie
W R C No 49 Holds Drill Practice and Dinner Plan
The Women's Relief Corps No 49 held a Thursday drill session at LOOF Hall with Mrs Maniey Robbins leading. A tureen dinner is planned for June 17, with Mrs J B Houghtling named dinner chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Relief Corps
J. J. Andrews
Auniary
Grand Army ‘of the Republic
Lo.o.f. Hall
Maniey Robbins
J. 3B. Houghtling
Births Registered at Local Hospitals This Morning
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Lloyd Thomas of 45 Snyder Circle at Corry Hospital early this morning. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Floyd Mong of 11544 North Center Street at Garry Hospital. A daughter was born this morning to Mr and Mrs Willis Coole of Center Silent to Corey Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd ‘Thomas
Snyder Circle
Corry Hospital
Garry Hospital
Floyd Mong
North Center Street
Willis Coole
Center
Ilent
Corey Hostal
Miss Betty Armitage and Harry Rose Wed at McCray Church
Miss Betty Armitage daughter of Rev. Edwin F Armitage of Spartansburg and Harry Rose son of Mr and Mrs George Rose of Spartansburg were married Thursday evening at McCray Methodist Church in a candlelight ceremony. The Rev Robert Mages officiated. Guests included relatives and neighbors. reception followed at McCray Community House. The couple plan a weeklong honeymoon in the Finger Lakes region and will reside in Spartansburg. Both graduates of Spartansburg High School, she 1943 and he 1947. Attendees from Erie, Anton, and Corry.
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Betty Joan Armitage
Harry Rose
McCray Methodist Church
Ociock
Edwin F. Armitage
Spartansburg
George Rose Lof
D. 1
Spartansbury
Robert Mages
Sharpsville
Marguerite Fish
Leonard Edswards
Armitage
Joseph Me
Gray
Cohe
Rose
Finger Lakes
Nwn
Erie
Antonsay
Corry
Farewell Party for Mrs George McMahon
Mrs George McMahon, bound for Kenmore New York, was honored at a farewell gathering hosted by Mrs M J Piccirilio and Mrs Charles Daniels on East Pleasant Street. The evening featured two bridge games and 300, with awards to Mrs Wilbur Whitehead, Mrs Edward Brigham, Mrs George Maloney, and Miss Julia Ficcardi. A ham dinner followed, with red roses and silver tapers decorating the table and gifts presented to Mrs McMahon. Mrs McMichael of Titusville was an out of town guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McMahon
Kenmore
N. Y
M. J. Piccirilio
Charles Daniels
East Pleasant Street
Wilbur ‘Whitehead
Edward Brigham
George’ Maloney
Julia Ficcardi
Ernest* McMichael
McMahon
McMichael of
Titus
Home League Party For Cradle Roll
The Salvation Army hosted a cradle roll party for children and friends at the Citadel recreation rooms on East Washington Street. Sixteen children and ten adults attended from 7 to 9 PM with games, contests, and awards to Marcius, Jordan, Sherry Obits, Gladys Huttman, and Martin Robbins. Ice cream, cake, and pop were served with favors of fancy hats and suckers. centerpiece featured a miniature candy land house arranged by Envoy Theron Obit. The hosting committee included Mrs. Rosa Westley, Mrs. Obita, Mrs. Manley Robbins Sr.
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Name League
The
Salvation Army
Citadel
East Washington Street
Marcius
Jordan
Sherry Obits
Gladys Huttman
Martin Robbins
Arra Uged
Candy Land
Envoy
Theron
Rosa Westley
Obita All
Manley ‘Robbins, Sr
Talk On Old Homes Shared By D A R Members
Mrs Homer Kalatee hosted Broken Hawk Valley Chapter of the D A R for a talk on old homes in the county. Guests included Mrs Juva Richards and Mr and Mrs Ralph Blakeslee of Spartansburg, Mr and Mrs Walter Jack of Erie and Mrs Oscar Raymond. Jack presented old houses with photos. Members spoke on ancestors homes and displayed pictures. Next meeting June 4 at Summer home of Mrs Robert A Ott at Chautauqua Lake with lunch. final meeting until Fall.
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D.A.R
Homer Kalatee
State Line
Brokenhaw Valley
Juva Richards
Ralph Blakeslee
Spartansburg
Walter Jack
Erie
Oscar Raymond
Jack
Yow County
Fem
Cohen
Wie 4
Robert A. Ott
Syon Chautau
Miscellaneous Shower For Holton Bensink Couple
A bridal shower hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Merle Haskell in Fast Pleasant street honored Miss Helen Holton and Harold Bensink of Clymer who will marry soon. Guests from Corry Clymer Cutting Bear Lake and Titusville enjoyed Rock Bingo and 500 plus a meal of potato salad sandwiches bride cake ice cream and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Haskell
Fast Pleasant Street
Helen Holton
Harold Bensink
Clymer
Miss Holton
Willard Holton
John Freno
Charles Elinger
Bensink
Edward Beckerinis
Haskell
Corry
Cutting
Bear Lake
Titusville
Mary Stafford Honored By Bingo Club
Mary Stafford was honored by a bingo club in a birthday evening hosted at Mrs. Haenel’s West Frederick Street home. Attendees included ten members and a guest, with awards to Mrs. Hughes and Mrs. Weldner, and Mrs. Burton winning the door prize. A June 16 party at West Smith Street to celebrate further birthdays was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Stanard
William Huenel
West
Frederick Street
Nellie Marts
Bradford
Margaret Hughes
Ruth Weldner
Harry Burton
Haenel
Stafford
West Smith Street
Pred Snapp
C J Foremen's Club to Attend Regional Conference
Members of the Corry Jamestown Foremen's Club met for their monthly session to discuss a membership drive and the upcoming NW A F regional conference at Allegheny College Meadville with 21 local men planning to attend. Theodore Swanson Jr of Pittsford arrives for his silver anniversary visit, and arrangements for Philadelphia events were planned with details to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foremens Club
Corry
Theodore Swanson, Jr
Pittsford
N. A
Philadelphia
Weather damages Erie crops say Crossman
In Erie county growers face a poor year with losses in the thousands. A dry spell followed a cold wet spell early this year reducing grape crops by most and apples to about 20 percent of normal. Primary and secondary buds were damaged by a frigid wave, delaying yields and quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crossman
Erie
Paul
Svossman
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Youngsville
Richland Kingsley
Fred Schwab
Franklin
Niafare University
Miagara Palls
Robert Ream
Pittsburgh
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J. Hal Smith
Jamestown
Thomas Benim
Mary Ellen
Cleve” Morton
Benim
Robert Curtis
Wellsboro
Linds
W. P. Westley
Worthstreet
Glenn Davis
Dana Doolittle
Elkhart
Ind
Elwood Davis
Tri-State College
Angola
Doolittle
Esther Pounds
Galton
H. Keppel
Barbara Ann Keppel
Mott Street
Conneaut Lake
Conneaut Hotel
Mellon National Bank and Trust Company of
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East Columbus Avenue
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Easter Airlines
Murray Olds
East Smith Street
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Silver Springs
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James Weindorf
Meadville
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Arthur Pitts
Leora Stranahan
Corning
Harriett Smith
Youngstown
Q. Elmer Kincaid
New York City
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Geneva
Switzerland
Washington
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Corry Bible Club
Mead Park Swimming Pool Fund
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Helen
Linzi
Home League
Irs
Mary Stafford
Bingo Club
C-J Foremen’s Club
R. P, Beckwith
Willys
Center St
Dial
Vaughn Monroe
Childrens Sun Glasses
Toni
Hudnut
Ithods
Ford
Powell
North Genter St
Corette
Lobla Upy A
Tim
Valencia Oranges
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Cherry Valley Butter
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