Woman's Club hosts career event at Corry Country Club
Forty members of the Business and Professional Women's Club met at the Corry Country Club for a social evening featuring a turkey dinner, decor in blue and gold, a program by dyndiye students, and awards. Guests included Mrs George Mulderick and several locals. plans for the next meeting were announced. The report lists numerous attendees and accompanying events nearby.
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Caeers
Corry Country Clu
Norman ‘Tarbell
Alfred VanDresar Ag
Mary
Die Luig
Hele Sehlurall
Elle
Sohturatt
Uheims
Mildred Denton
Angie Marytr
Donald Hall
al Iler
Lilian Borgurst
Dorothy Ageesti
Betlusah
Erie
Rose Hurbet
William Untereiner
Youngsville
William Walt
Memphis
Tenn
Alice Tarrack
New York City
George Mulderick
Walter Potts
John Hornik
Milo Martin
Annie Marsh
Marilyn Denton
Helen Bate
Ora Holings
Willam Thompson
Harry Blount
Charles Stewart
Berthin Darwin
Debury
Mary Sears
M. van Dresar
Charles. Thompson
Kiwanis Club Dinner At Community House Delivers Program
Kiwanis Club met last evening at the Community House for a 41 attendee dinner program. G Tritt Warren County farm agent and D L A Day presented a program on white breeding, followed by a related film. Howard Clabbate Joseph McCray Richard Lee and James Harper attended, with H Lynn Rice directing music and Mrs Rice as accompanist.
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Kiwanis Club
McCray Cakimunity House
G Tritt
Warren County
Youngsville
Howard Clabbate
Joseph McCray
Richard Lee
G. GC. Murphy Co
Buick
Sam Stulty
James Harper
H. Lynn Rice
Mrs
Bridal Shower for Miss Phyllis Hoenes in Youngstown home
Miss Phyllis Hoenes, soon to wed, was honored at a bridal shower hosted by Mrs. George Young in Youngstown. Fourteen guests attended with bingo prizes won by Mrs. Bruno Spilman and Mrs. Norbert Anders. A salad course, beverages, ice cream, and coffee followed the gift presentation.
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Phyllis Hoenes
George Young
Younesvile
Bruno Spilman
Norbert Anders
James Weindorf
Meadville
Gulde Town
Miss Rogers Hosts Bridge Luncheon at Center Street Home
Miss Elisabeth Rogers hosted a bridge luncheon yesterday at her North Center Street residence. A 2 o'clock lunch preceded two tables of contract played for prizes won by Mrs. Philip Zabmeck, Mrs. J Langdon Rowe, and Mrs. A Boar of Erie.
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Miss Rogers
Eliabeth Rogers
North Center Street
Philip Zabmeck
J. Langdon Rowe
Boar
Erie
Birth notices from Corry Memorial Hospital listing multiple families
A daughter was born this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Charles Bracken of 998 North Center street. A son was born yesterday afternoon to Mr and Mrs Edward Lewis of 40 West Bond street. A daughter was born yesterday morning to Mr and Mrs Glenn Ross of Best Lake at the Corry Memorial Hospital. A daughter was born yesterday morning to Mr and Mrs Edward Diminessy of 418 West Washington street.
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Frank W. Parsons
F. Gene
East Congress Street
Jesup
Robert Parsons
Mary Strickland
Ruth Morel
Hobart
Ind
Phyt
Park Street
Carl Tindberes
Camp Roberts
Coli
Camp Stoneman
Calif
G. &. Linebery
Liberty
Holt
Linda
North Center Street
Youngstown
Mes
B. F. Miller
Lester A. Hepler
Laverne Kolstee
Mooseheart
Til
Meg
Mary Joan Hepler
Mra
Richard Hunt
New Wilmington
Merritstunt
Irving Street
Hunt
Thiel College
William Watl
Memphis
Tenn
M. H. van Dresar
West Pleasant Street
Douglas D Rozellech
East Main Street
Floran
Roselle
Kathryn Rhodes
West Palm Beach
John W. Stright
Aldara
Mys
Silis Henry
Larimer
Willam Stright
East
Main Street
John R. Stright
Rank Zohing
Ripley
John Steps
Barbara
Pal Tuieid
Buffalo
Walter DeJean
Ridge Street
GB. Bermett
Bash Senith
Robert Sanders
John Spliman
Murphy Army Hospital
Waltham, Mass
Gull Neithercott
Pallville
Ohio
R. J. Fogle
Wright Steeet
Lawrence Thomry
Jameslover
Wales James
Wales
Alfred
Nyney Frelick
Ondensburg
N. Y
Toronto
Canada
Thousand Islands
Rex Spaulding
Bainbridge
Sherman Spaulding
East South Street
O. E. Gibbs
San Hondstreet
Thei
Columbus
Corry Memorial Hospital
Charles Bracken
Edward Lewis
Bond Street
Glenn Ross
Best Lake
Corry ‘Memorial ‘Hospital
Edward Diminessy
West
Washington Street
Y Auxiliary Picnic At Mead Park
The Y Auxiliary held an evening picnic at Mead Park for a summer meeting. About 40 members enjoyed a ham supper and the wifiir was led by Mrs. Leslie Wells with assistance from several committee members. The first fall meeting is scheduled for September 15 with new officers taking charge.
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Mead Park
Leslie Wells
J. M. Douglas
Brave ‘Thoms
Camden Ruffner
William Ingram
Nffivers
4-H Sewing Club Met Yesterday
The 4 HJuma Sewink Chik members met yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Howard Ham Mond on R D7. They worked on finskins and planned entries for the Wattsburg Flat Onls tail. Mrs. Rachel Hogmi of Bde was a guest. The next meeting will be June 30 at 153 ym. WW) Ake home of Miss Carol Stultz on RD 1.
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Howard Ham
Iskins
Wattsburg
Rachel Hogmi
Carol Stultz Oo
Ronald Wetmore Celebrates Fifth Birthday Party
Ronald Wetmore aged five was honored at a party hosted by Mrs Rovey Wetmore. Fourteen guests attended and received miniature truck favors with mints and mitts as keepsakes. Games and birthday cake plus fruit jello and Koolaid were served with Mrs Ivar Wickwire assisting. Ronald received many birthday gifts from friends.
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Ronald Wetmore
Rovey Wetmore
Ronald
Ivar Wickwire
WCTU Institute Set for Thursday at Local Church
Women’s Christian Temperance Union and Flower Mission Day are planned at Lyangelical United Brethren Church. Morning service at 10:30, afternoon session at 1:30 with a white-tie ceremony. Speaker Mrs Alive Van Epps of Uhlow Guy to address. A tureen meal will follow. members asked to bring tureen and table service.
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WCTU
Spmual
Fnstitie
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Flower Mission
Lyangelical
Ty Lake
Tir
Club Social Gathering Plans Meeting This Thursday
Mrs Mulderith hosted a Marion street gathering of Catholic Daughters of America last night. The group discussed plans for Thursday’s meeting and announced the program featuring a suntan theme and a light supper.
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Cere Leo Tuwueree
Marion Street
Miles
The
Catholic Daughters of America
Mulderith
Columbus Grange Meeting Plans Painting Program
The Cole Unibus GENGEE Ws HUM Sant pyrene dng held at Town Hall with Worthy Mus Gerald Bonsink in charge. Misses Max ine Benning Twila Ross directed the revenue program and roll call, with Phyllis Hill solo and Leonind Volk vending. Music by Jean Savko Beatrice Beusilik Twila Ross and Lawrence Miller, 35 members present. Next meeting on duly Lath with Mrs Arthur Ayling Miss Phyllis Hill and Roger Watson as liesure inueh committee and Mrs Lawrence Milles and Miss Hit in charge of program.
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Columbus Grange
Cole Unibus Gengee
HUM Sant Pyrene
Town Hall
Mus
Gerald Bonsink
Maxine Benning
Twila Ross
Roll Tall
Phyllis Hill
Leonind Volk
Mor Literie Mises
Jean Savko
Beatrice Beusilik
Lawrence Miller
Tor
Arthur Ayling
Roger Watson
Inuieh Committee
Lawrence Milles
Miss Hit
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