Larry Becker Celebrates Second Birthday party at Marion Street home
Mr and Mrs Richard Becker of Marion Street entertained yesterday for their son Larry on his second birthday. Attendants included Eunice Hoffman Johnny Spolin Beverly and Joyce Hahn Gerry Johnson Nancy Earle Jackie Madison and their mothers. A June was served late in the afternoon with pink and blue decorations, animal crackers and balloons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Becker
Richard Becker
Marion Street
Larry
Eunice Hoffman
Johnny Spolin
Beverly
Joyce
Local society notes and guest updates across Corry area
A collage of society items highlights engagements travels job changes and family events. Readers note summer plans Ruth Bush and Evelyn Brooks pursue studies. Mabel Larson heads to Paterson New Jersey and Utica for engagements. Kenneth Paulson visits the Clarence Lovelands. Congregants and families send congratulations for anniversaries and weddings while Scout groups honor members and discuss patriotic observances.
W S C S In Business and Social Meeting
The W S C S of the Methodist church met for their monthly business and social session at the church. Mrs W B Stowe presided. Founders Day at the Sheffield home was reported by Mrs O J Robbins. Plans for a tureen picnic at Mead Park next month were made by Circle No 2 which will serve coffee. Miss Td Ohrn led the De Wallone period and Mrs R S Dewry and daughter Rosemay sang Beautiful Garden of Prayer. Mrs Richard Miller gave an interesting talk on life and missionary work in Africa. Refreshments followed, provided by Circle No 3, chaired by Mrs Tracy White. There were forty present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. of CS
Methodist Church
W. B. Stowe
Sheffield
O. J. Robbins
Mead ‘Park
Td Ohrn
R. 5
Dewry
Rosemay
Richard Miller
Africa
Circle No. 3
Tracy White
Catholic D A Installations Highlighted by Dinner
C D of A members gathered at Tarbell's Inn for a dinner and installation of officers. Guests included Mrs Laura Hesch Mrs Helen McDonald Titusville and Rev Francis Graves. Corsages were exchanged and a treasurer report noted 166.50 in war bonds bought and 1259 donated to charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Sullivan
Ruth Powers
Hoylen
Raby Rooms
Twn
Hestis
McDonald
Leo Rhynard
Grant
Arina Shields
James Wharton
Paul Phelps
Lyle Saxton
Carl Peterson
Danali Nantes
Raymond Sandbane
Monitor
Harold Cragg
Sentinel
Organic
Helen Morrell
Wistees
Hese
Mrs. McDonald
Rev. Graves
Thelston Mason Hosts Fourth Birthday Party
Mrs Thelston Mason entertained at a Monday party honoring her son Tommy Mason on his fourth birthday. The event featured yellow and green decorations with baskets and balloons. Guests included Sharon Hansen Shirley Zalzneck Connie Kowalski Leonard Gates Carol Ann Mallick and Leal Hansen. Tommy received many gifts from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ars
Messoon Sausun
Tommy
Sharon Hansen
Shirley Zalzneck
Connie Kowalski
Leonard Gates
Carol Ann Mallick
Leal Hansen
Legion Auxiliaries Meet in Union City and Tri-County
The American Legion Auxiliary units and Tri-County convention convene at the Presbyterian hotel West High street Union City Wednesday December 10 at 10 a m. Officers will be elected and a delegate chosen for August state convention at Pittsburgh. State president Mrs Harrison Smith Philadelphia and executive secretary Mrs O W Dressler will attend. about six local post representatives plan to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-County
American Legion
Presbyterian Hotel
West High Street
Union City
Officres
Pittstoreh
State Auxiliary
Harrison Smith
Philadelphia
O. W. Dressler
Pennsylvania Iveilisry
Eastern Star Presents Three Ambulances at Pittsburgh
Mrs M Ray Greene represented the local chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star as the Pennsylvania chapter in Pittsburgh opened its 18th annual convention. Three ambulances were presented to the American Red Cross rather than the planned one due to strong member contributions. Grand Worthy Matron Jane Sellers of Wilkinsburg announced the achievement. About 106 voting delegates and 500 other members attended the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star
M. Ray Greene le
Order of Easton Star
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Fittsburgh
Dunes
American Red Cross
Pennsylvania Order of the Eastern Star
Jane
Sellers
Wilkinsburg
Local notes and scattered items from Titusville and Corry
Reader fragments report Dr. Leroy A. King death in Indiana Pennsylvania. Indiana Alumni party mentions. Pouast L Keister from Titusville plans Allegheny College summer term and September chemistry freshman. Gollestock High grad last week. Corry not represented in magazine. McKean coverage of hangar collection for service men. Warren Wilt Beaty home photos. Skippy Lindsey turns two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy A. King
Tdiana
Indiana
Rita
Titusville Way
L. Keister
William Swarts
Allegheny’ College
Gollestock High
Corry
McKean
Warren Wilt
Skippy Lindsey
Burkhart Twins Birthday Party at Mead Park
Mr and Mrs Thomas Burkhart celebrated the twins fifth birthday with a party at Mead Park yesterday afternoon. About twenty one guests attended. guests included Rite and Mary Ellen Downey, Jackie Brigham, Dickie, Joan, and Artie Pitts, Marie and Bil Zafiroputos, Betty, Jimmy, Rockie, and Donnie Wilcox, Gwennie Heed, Lynn Berga, Charles Chase, Elizabeth, Marilyn, and Joan Morrison, and Tommy and Eddie Burkhart. Ice cream, birthday cake, balloons, and gifts were shared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Csuung
Thomas Burkhart
Mead Park
Mets
Marie
Bil Zafiroputos
Betty
Jimmy
Rockie
Donnie Wilcox
Gwennie
Harley Heed
Lynn Berga
Charles Chase
Elizabeth
Marilyn
Joan Morrison
Tommy
Eddie Boykhart
Twins
Betrothal of Union City Pair Noted At Luncheon
Miss Anabel C. Gillett of Union City and Richard Sherwood of Union City were spotlighted at a luncheon hosted by the bride elect’s mother at Tarbell's Inn. Miss Gillett, Union City High School 1943, and Sherwood, Union City High School graduate, Bucknell attendee, and General Electric chemist in Erie, plan a late fall wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anabel C. Gillets
William A. Gillett
Union City
Richard Mr. Sherwood
A. d. Sherwood
Tarbell’s Inn
Miss Gillett
Sherigood
Hgh
Bucknell University
N B Club Hosts Meeting At North Center Street Home
Mrs Lawrence Meehan hosted the N B Club at her North Center Street residence last evening. Four regular business meetings preceded games with prizes awarded to Mrs George Wood and Miss Betty Bloss. Guests included Mrs Arthur Ross now residing in Corry and Mrs Paul Wic Cray of Spartinsburg. Mrs Leon Bloss received the birthday gift. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs Donald Carter in Spring Creek. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Larson
Paterson
N. J
Dot and Dash
Utica
Kenneth Paulson
Clarence Lovelands
Kenny
Zump Croft
Hendersonville
Richard Rossbachers
Wendell Hutings
George Roberts
Hartleburg
C. &. Murray
Philadelphia
William. Murray
Willam, Jr
John Connors
Hatch
Ajax
Hosemtary
Willi
Public Assistance
Erie
Henry Stak
Milders Covey
Alfred
Mar— Jorio Peck
Jeanne Amaln Bf Corry
G. A. Johnson
Reede Langhurst
Camp Bowie
Tex
Montgomery Ward
Delbert Dalrymple
Kathleen
Wil- Mameohnson
Hugh O'Hare
Dearing
Ray Harris
North Center Street
FS. Austin
State Republican Committee
Bellevue-Stratford
Glen Side
Melvin ‘Thomas
Edward
Virginia Beach
Thomas
Meag~ville
Warren
Times-Mirror
Edward Walsh
Corry
Mary
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Melvin Cobbett
Indian
Lawrence Sacenen
N. B
George ‘Wood
Betty Bloss
Arthur Ross
Kane
Paul wicCray
Spartinsburg
Leon Bloss
Donald Carter
Spring Creek
Bel-ma-dems Guests of Mrs John Walsh
The Bel-ma-dems were guests of Mrs. John Walsh of West Wayne street last evening. Five shusidied was enjoyed and prizes went to Mrs. Albert Shaf fer and Mrs. George McMahon. A salad and dessert course was served by the hostess. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Wilbur Whitehead at Fourth Avenue on June send.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Walsh
West Wayne Street
Albert Shaffer
George McMahon
Wilbur Whitehead
Birth of son to Mr and Mrs Paul Shambaugh MD
A son was born early this morning to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Shambaugh MD at Corry hospital. Mrs. Shambaugh was formerly Miss Td Burlingame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Shambaugh
Corry ‘Hospital
Shambaigh
Td Burlingame
Germans Press Sevastopol Siege in Crimea
The Soviet information bureau said Red fliers sunk three patrol ships and damaged another while Soviet troops and guerrillas defend Sevastopol. A Moscow BBC correspondent noted Russians hold underground stores immune to air raids and the assault has costly German implications. Separately, Mrs Ross Fehlman and daughter Charlotte Ann arrived from Camp Livingston to spend summer at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Sea
Red Fiers
Sevastopol
Crimea
Moscow
Ross Fehlmen
Charlotte Ann
Camp Livingston
Captain Fehlman
Pile Torture Relieved by San-Cura Ointment
Detroit resident T. J. Williams reports San-Cura relieves piles and offers comfort after years of suffering. He encloses money orders for a larger supply and suggests using San-Cura Soap to bathe affected parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Williams
Detroit
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