Mrs Schlosser Honored At West South Street Shower
A Mrs George Sample hosted a shower for A Richard Schlosser at her West South Street home last evening. Nine guests enjoyed the event with contract bridge and awards shared by Mrs David Crawford and Mrs Roger Amy. Decorations featured pink and blue and a dessert buffet was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schlosser
Richard Schlosser
George Sample
West South Street
Contract Bridge Izs
David Crawford
Roger Amy
Golden Links Class Picnic At Essex Street Home
Golden Links Class of the Methodist Church enjoyed a picnic Tuesday at Mrs. Myrna Peterson home on Essex Street. A picnic dinner was served at noon with hostess Mrs. Willis Brown and Mrs. Vinnie Fuller on the committee. Visiting was enjoyed in the afternoon and the group presented Mrs. Florence Hauenstein with a farewell gift. The next meeting date and place will be announced soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Links
Methodist Church
Myrna Peterson
Essex Street
Willis Brown
Vinnie Fuller
Plorence Hauenstein
Personal society notes on local social events and comings and goings
A column of local society items reports Miss Doris Stowe starting a position at the Pennsylvania State College extension bureau on July 1, and Mrs. James West recovering from a fractured lip after a fall. It notes families hosting postnuptial showers, engagements, weddings and bridal showers, plus residents traveling to Estes Park for an art course, Alaska trips, and other social arrangements. The piece catalogs community ties across Jamestown and surrounding neighborhoods with mentions of civic groups, church events, and local business ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinua
Allison Gifford
E. Lindberg
Doris Stowe
Lloyd Stowe
Wright Street
Jamestown Post-Journal
Pennsylvania State College Extension Bureau
State iGollege
Club Social Gatherings Across Area Residents Visit Relatives
Mrs Walter Mace and family from Saiudusky visit in the city for a few days while Mr Mace returns home. Several families including Lansberry Whitney and others recently traveled to State College and West Freedom for reunions and funerals. Otting and daughter plan a trip through Hamilton to Georgian Bay for fishing. Dinfelder and Gilson families hosted visitors from Norfolk and Warren while Reynolds mourned George P Reynolds at Erie funeral. Visitors from Muskegon Newark and Cleveland spent time with local hosts before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Jackson
Louis Jackson
Essex Street
Richard Joy
Charles Joy
East South Street
Skagway
Alaska
Thelston Mason
Inds
Cleveland
Licille Kimmy
Jon Kornikoski
Buffalo
Kimmy
George Menner
Xomikosiei
Emmy
Fide Mer
N. C
Baptist Church
Harry Silvis
Prank Morris
Eva Titus
Washington, D. C
Ie Aline Arena
Silvis
Jack Poster
Park Street
Philadelphia
Robert Curtis
East
Frederick Street
Marlene Kroker
Linda Kroker
Wilburn
Anaye
Tomormany
Don Williams
Erie
Williams
D. J. Haley
Michael
Saginaw
Mich
Joseph Grignon
Reltives
F. H. Tillotson
Haley
William McCarthy
Sm. Jon
Warren, O
W. A. Heath
Concord Street
Henry Clark
Philadelphia Corry-Jamestonn Mfg. Corp
Floyd Wolcott
DariWin Wolcott
Moon
David Dimick
Lemon Street
New York City
Erie Times
T. Roger McCray
Mornig
Lehigh University
Bethlehem
Webb McCray
R.D
Cornell University
Ruth Silvis
Fred Silvis
Eli Street
B. E. Weilacker
Lakewood
M. G. Fowler
Wayne Fowler
Virginia
Shirley Fowler
Topeka
Kansas
Cs Fowler
Delbert Kinnon
East Smith Street
Jack Downey
Bryant- Stratton Business College
Edith Buller
Rochester
G. Buller
Walter Mace
Saiudusky
Mr. Mace
Jerrold Lansberry
Jesse Whitney
Harley An Rodelia
State College
Mrs. Whitney
Molly Tshire
George Royce
William Hoenel
George Hoenel
Fred Bindgren
Nancy
Seay
West Preedom
Linda
Minerva Park
Anve
A. G. Buller
Hamilton
Otting
Georgian Bay
Frank Dinfelder
Norfolk
Will Dingfelder
Raymond Gilson
Chiutauqua Lake
Robert Gibb
Warren
Laverne Milley
East Manin Street
Eva Smith
Tnez Brownell
John Colegrove
Glyde Reynolds
Alice Morowski
Reynolds
George P. Reynolds
Nelson
Wattsburg
Andy Frioulis
Muskegon
Harry Guilford
Edwin Whaley
Holland
Arthur Ayling
West
Columbus Avenas
Ayling
Bertha Manning
My Frazer
Newark
Corry Club Card Party Aids Hospital Fund In Style
Corry Country Club hosted a C D A card party to benefit the Corry Hospital Fund. About 140 dollars was raised as members enjoyed contract and auction bridge and 500 with peony and iris decor. Door prizes went to Mrs. Zipporah Miller Mrs. Leo Milderick and Mrs. Raymond Bachomer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Country Club
C. C. of A
Corry Hospital Fund
Iris
Zipporah Miller
Leo Mulderick
Raymond Bachomer
Jerome F. Needham
Ladies Day Luncheon At Corry Country Club
The Corry Country Club hosted a Ladies Day bridge luncheon with a $2 present. A luncheon featured kidney beat salad ham nut bread relishes graham cracker cream pie and coffee. Golf awards went to Mrs Louris Baker Mrs H Lynn Rice and Mrs Harley Johnson. Bridge winners were Mrs Raymond Anderson Mrs C W Jones and Mrs T Hubley. Next in the series will be July ath with Mrs Philip Zalsneck in charge. Mrs Gerald Stiples was general chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esurday Misernou
C. W. Jones
T. Hubley
Philip Zalsneck
Gerald Stiples
Mrs. Clare Capwell Honored by Presbyterian Church Group
The Junior Department of the Presbyterian Church Sunday School met at Mrs. Clare Capwell’s summer home for a birthday dinner in her honor. Attendees included Mrs. Walter Scott, Mrs. J. B. Patterson, Mrs. J. W. Rikers, Mrs. William Leaby, Mrs. Guy Sutton, Mrs. Leroy Dickinson, Mr. George Thompson, Mrs. John Sheehin and Miss Jean MacInnes. A tureen dinner was served at one o’clock and the afternoon continued with social time. Mrs. Capwell received a pleasing gift from the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Church Sunday School
Clare Capwell
Walter Scott
J. 8. Patterson
J. W. Rikers
William Leaby
Guy Sutton
Leroy Dickinson
George Thompson
John Sheehin
Jean MacInnes
Birthday Party for Mathieen Koesuger
Yesterday afternoon Mathieen Koesuger turned five as Mrs. Virgil Tubbs hosted a party at R D 4 Spatnstuirg. Ten children and mothers attended. Games were played while adults chatted. Guests enjoyed chocolate milk gingerbread men birthday cake and jelly with whipped cream. Favors were miniature rocking horses filled with candy. Kathleen received many gifts. The table centerpiece featured a miniature cottage with Little Red Riding Hood the Wolf Grandmother and the Woodcutter with a gumdrop roof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiss Mathieen Koesuger
Virgil Tubbs
Sp. Tanstuirg
Wolfe
Rumors and relocations at Erie area and Findley Lake
The text notes a high salaried G E Plant worker at Erie resigning and taking a cab in pay while managing a small store nearby. It mentions Mr and Mrs Bruce Banks of Erie staying at their Findley Lake summer cottage with their Hiely daughter Marie Smith and two grandchildren visiting for school vacation. The fragment ends with a stray line about bumblebees and winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.E. Plant
Erie
Bruce Banks
Corry
Findley Lake
Hiely
Marie Smith
Impty City
Recital At Methodist Church Delights Family and Friends
A Tuesday evening recital at the Methodist Church Parlors featured Miss Naomi Johnson's piano students. Performers included Barbara Ruffner Donald Ruttner Lucille Beckwith Beatrice Ann Bensiniz Miguerite Fish and Joan Ross with Leona Barton soprano as soloist. Piano pieces drew praise as auditions for the National Guild of Piano Teachers were announced for Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sux Paiu
Naomi Johnson
Barbara Ruffner
Donald Ruttner
Lucille Beckwith
Beatrice Ann Bensiniz
Miguerite Fish
Joan Ross
Leona Barton
Artadis
National
Guild of Piano Teachers
Aud Itio
Columbus 4-H Pie Social At Dean School
Columbus 4-H Club met at Dean School with 12 girls at 8 40 AM for a brief business meeting and breakfast of oatmeal French toast cocoa and bananas. An evening pre social raised 17 to fund sending two members to 4-H events at state and college programs. Next meeting set for Tuesday July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Dean School
Cami Complater
Stuite College
Tulle
Oliver Pier Family Holds 66th Reunion at Nead Park
The Oliver Pier family’s 66th reunion drew 85 attendees from Corry and nearby towns including Erie Jamestown Old City Mayville Warren Titusville Sherman and Youngsville. A 1 pm turkey dinner followed a business meeting electing Lavern Shore as president. Guests included G A Pier, Robert Lewis, Walter Pier, Charles Parkhurst, and Herbert Haupin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Pier
Nead Park
Erie
Jamestown
Old City
Mayville
Warren
Titusville
Sherman
Youngsville
Lavern Shore
Corry Wir
G. A. Pier
Robert Lewis
Walter Pier
Charles Parkhurst
Herbert Haupin
4-H Club Calf Group Holds Rope Halter Session
The 4 H Club of Mc Cray Community met at Vernon Culver's home to learn rope halter making and how to lead calves for their summer project. The next meeting is at the Community House on July 9 at eight o clock in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCray
Vernon Culver
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Levial
Edward G. Robinson
McCallister
Red House
Judith Anderson
JULIF
London
Rory Calhoun
Ona Munson
Alkene Roberts
Harry Shannon
Stewart
East Main Street
Corry, PA
James West
Tenney
South Center Street
Emile Emmonds
Jimmy Walters
Ernie
Canadahts Lake
Beverly Henton
Te GC. Murphy Co
Eva G. Gates
John Northrap
Evangelical United Brethren Gharch
L. Root
Rexford Root
Root
Nell Lockwood
Roxana Solkregg
North East
Villa Maria College
Red Grass National Aquatic School
Camp Minnehaha
West Virginia
Gary Bennett
Smith Street
Allan
United States Navy Band
Florence Sanden
East Irving Street
Gerald Bagley
Findley Lake Cottage
Bagleys
Evangelical United Brethren Bible Camp
Mt. Laurel Legion
Loyal Order of the Moose
Highty
Clyde Goodwill
Helen Hildebrand
East Pleasant Street
Miss Harnett Bartow
Punxsutawney
Estes Park
Colo
C.D
Tru
Olmsted
Helen
Tom Lailtes
Eastman Film
Lorraing Rayon
Lake Ane
Lester Lopus
Hovel Corry
Germany
Sonal
Uni
Thomas Pride
David L. Swart
Harold G
Zuckerman
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