Social Circle plans and community notices in Corry
The Methodist Church circle groups held their monthly meeting with Circle No 1 arranging a tureen dinner and Circle No 3's president leading business matters. Speakers included Mrs Martha Carr of Erie on social relations and world issues. Notices mention Pounders Day at Ruth M Smith Home for Children and local residents traveling for visits and weddings in Pittsburgh and Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue
W.S
Methodist Church
Cluch
Circle No. 1
Georga Andrus
Martha Carr
Erie
Christian Social Relations
Aly Sid
Circle No. 3
Aubert
Vaughn
Ruth M. Smith
Shefield
Pre Bridal Party For Miss Annabelle Lucas Mie
A pre bridal party for Miss Annabelle Lucas Mie was held with thirteen Faymond Manuisetur Company office guests at the Hotel Corry. The event featured a 6 40 dinner in the upstairs private dining room, purple and white decorations, a carnation bouquet, and a purse of money from Raymond Company employees for a Mix master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Hasbrouck
Faymond Manuiseturthg Company
Raymond Company
Dessert Bridge Honors for Mrs Fenstermacher Guests
Mrs John Fenstermacher who leaves Friday for Boston to reside was honored last evening by her cousins Miss Barbara Ann Keppel and Mrs Martin Keppel. Ten invited guests met at the Keppel home on Moth street for a dessert bridge with awards to Mrs Malcolm Haines for high sword and Mrs Roger Brown second. Mrs Fenstermacher received a guest prize of lingerie. Attending were Mrs Haines Mr Brown Mrs Rasselas Brown Mrs Robert Bracken Mrs D Armour Hillstrom Mrs Robert Galbreath Mrs Guy Butters Mrs Horace Robbins Mrs Arthur Martin and Miss Harriett Colegraye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. My Sherman
East Congress Street
New Castle
Detroit
Michion
Eleanor E. Smith
Jamestown
Mildred Ross
Marion Bennett
Exc
Donna Christie
Wright
Grove Gley
Clyde D. Wilcox
Park Place
Yori Hudson
Merrill Wilcox
Kent Clark
Schenectady
N.Y
Theodore W. Clark
E. N. Miller
Pittsburgh
Violet, Damon
East Washington Street
North East
Clyde Damon
J. A. Lanston
Elizabeth
Lanston
Park Street
Saginaw, Mich
Daniel Haley
George Mock
Phillipsburg
Mr. Mock
Darwin Wolcott
Douglas Rozelle
East Main Street
Margaret Anderson
Rozelle
Maryland
Meadville
Spring Street
Don Clark
First Avenue
Cleveland
St. Set Clark
Camp Alsterbury
Ind
Philippines
Nency
John Edwards
Warren
Carl Williams
Ray Reagle
Lyle Chase
H. F. Reagle
Carl Lyons
Vernon Welch
Erie
United Brethren Church
Camp Findley
Dessert Bridge
John Fenstermacher
Boston
Barbara Ann Keppel
Martin Keppel
Keppel
Moth Street
Malcolm Haines
Roger Brown
Penster- Macher
Hai
Dinner Party Honors Mrs. William Swan Amid Farewell
Friends honored Mrs. William Swan last evening as she prepares to leave for New York and then Germany to join her husband at Wiesbaden. The gathering at East Pleasant Street and Hotel Cory featured cocktails and a sink chicken dinner with gifts from Mrs. George Downey, Mrs. O. Baldwin, Mrs. Hastings Jones, Mrs. B Z Harmon, Mrs. A S Boag, Mrs. R V McKelvey, Miss Juanita Shanahali, and Mrs. Downey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Swan
New York
Germany
Wiesbaden
George Downey
Cuwtails
East Pleasant Street
Cory
Swan
O. Baldwin
Hastings Jones
B.Z. Harmon
A. S. Boag
R. V. McKelvey
Juanita Shanahali
Mes. Downey
Card Club Honors Mrs Maetimes With Birthday Dinner
A Monday gathering at Mrs James Maetimes honored her with a birthday dinner. Mrs F Bliss entertained at the Hotel Corry. six dined at 7 and later played cards at the Bliss home on Maple. A nice gift was presented from the group. Attending were Mrs Harry Alexander, Mrs Philip Young, Miss Lena St Clair, and Miss Rebecca St Clair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Card Club
James Maetimes
F. Bliss
Hotel Corry
Bliss
Maple Uye~ Hun
Maetmes
MacTnnes
Harry Alexander
Philip Young
Lena St. Clair
Rebecca. St. Clair
Columbus Grange enrolls forty-one new members
Columbus Grange enrolled forty-one members and their families at a recent meeting. Nathan Dodd presided over a brief business session during which eight candidates were elected for initiation at the next gathering. Mrs Ronald Carter and her committees provided ice cream and cookies after a program of piano and vocal numbers by children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Grange
Nathan Dodd
Ronald Carter
Wheat powers daily bread and many foods
Wheat serves as the base for cakes, pies, pastries, crackers, biscuits and rolls. It forms breakfast cereals and is in macaroni, spaghetti and noodles. It appears in grain beverages and foods for livestock, influencing meats, dairy, and poultry products.
Otterbein Guild Met At Westley Home
Otterbein Guild of the United Brethren Church met Monday evening with 21 members hosted by Miss Joella Westley of Elie Street. Miss Ann Dubrowski gave devotions and Miss Tima Gilson presided. Social time followed with sandwiches olives pickles and punch. Next meeting slated as a picnic at Camp Findley on July 4 with Miss Pancia Campbell and Miss Mary ton Hurlbert attending as Camp Findley representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otterbeint Luulldox
United Brethren Church
Joella Westley
Elie Street
Ann Dubrowski
Tima Gilson
Opal ‘Trisculi
Westley
Camp Findley
Pancia Campbell
Maryton Hurlbert
Oranch
Guild
Honor Mrs. Raymond Root At Recent Shower
Mary Baldwin RD entertained fourteen guests at a shower honoring Mrs. Raymond Root. The evening featured card games, angel food cake, strawberries with whipped cream and coffee. The guest of honor received many beautiful gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Root
Mary Baldwin
Chinese and Government Hold First Peace Talks in Weeks
Chinese communist and government leaders held a direct peace meeting in Nanking as fighting flared in east central China. A U S plane suffered a ground fire wound from bullets during approach to Changhum. Reports cite truce violations by Communist forces and attacks across Manchurian rail hubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Nanking
China
Bntiakcraft
U.S
Chow En-Lai
Yul Ta-Wet
Benween Chow
Marshall
Naning
Manchuria
Tth
Shukou
Chuhsien
Intter
Napking
Fehsion Snd
Supreme Court to Rule on Willie Francis Case
The Supreme Court admitted error and will decide if Willie Francis, an 18-year-old Black man, should be electrocuted again. A court official announced error in yesterday’s order denying the petition, with arguments to occur in the new term next October and a stay in effect until a ruling. The report also notes Elizabeth Blackwell as the first woman doctor who earned the Mt D degree in 1847 in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wey Aspucniven
Washington
Supreme Court
Willie Francis
Lonsi Tna Negro
Aleotric Chiir
Francis
Elissbeth Blackwell
New York State
Encyclopaedia Britannica
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Ta Rex Theatre
Bing
Rer la Bey É
Lamour
the Coast Guard
Alfred Drake
Oklahoma
Janet Blair
Marc Platt Ithe
Jeff Domnell
Coney Island
Goat
Athens
DR. Posner
Trimfoot
S.C. S
Exchange Club
Corry
Sering
Deta
Annabelle Lucas Mie
Powell Motor CO
North Center Bi
Pquice
Otterbein Guild
East
Maple Springs
Dewittville
Pred Sanders
Ee Ee
Zuckermans
Miss Rozetta Braithwaite
Hypatia
Chapin
Daily Vacation Bible School
Wilcox’'S
East Main St
Thomas Motor Co
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