Girls Club meeting at Concord Community House
Nine members attended the Wednesday morning session. Miss Elsie Tee led the meeting with three officers elected: vice president Miss Agnes Vasovich, treasurer Mrs Shirley Hull, and leader Miss Mary Ben Lee. Reports covered Show and Tell Others and a panel on the Erie broadcast project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Elsie Tee
Agnes Vasovieh Treasuper
Shirley Hull
Mary Ben Lee
Mary Ann Vasoviet
El Gatito Club Meets With Seventeen Members Present
The Hi Gatito Club gathered last evening with seven members and Miss Evelyn Clark as hostess at an East South Street home in Gani. Prizes were awarded to Hilests including Misses Mabel Anthony Opal Hill Eileen Anthony Clara Hill Maxine Gregory Janice Anderson and Mary Jane Rozelle. Refreshments featured tuna salad potato ships cake ice cream and rat beer. Next meeting date to be announced with Mrs. Wilbur Larson hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Gatito Club
Hi Gatito Club
Evelyn Clark
East South Street
Mabel Anthony
W F M S Picnic At Mead Park
The W F M S of the Church of the Naemene held a picnic at Mead Park with members and friends present. Mrs OC M Bailey led devotions with choruses and scripture verses. Prayer followed and psalmody concluded with the Lord's Prayer. Next meeting announced at inter date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mead Park
Church of the Naemene
OC. M. Bailey
Columbus Grange Memorial Service Recalls Two Members
The Columbus Grange met at Grange Hall with 23 members attending. A memorial service honored Joseph Macka and Charles Strenigan, both members who died in the past year, with soloists Mrs Albert Sangburg and Russell Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Grange
Grange Hall
Everding
Arthur Hill
Arthur Page
Dodd
Joseph Macka
Charles Strenigan
Albert Sangburg
Russell Moore
Mo-Fa Club Party at Maple Leaf Tea Room
Mo-Fa Club members and five guests met at the Maple Leaf Tea Room in Columbus for a dinner party. Prizes were awarded to several members. The group planned the next gathering for July 11 at Mrs. William Johnson’s house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Leaf Tea Room
Mo-Fa
Alphonse Jackson
Tyle Wilcox
Edward Jerome
Harmon McElroy
Joby Jackson
Taster Hue
Columbus
Siyder Circle Recreation Hall
Charles Hiles
Prives
Walter McEl
Cottage Prepared for Summer Bible School Camp
Twelve members of local church groups along with four Buosis and several named individuals prepared the Corry Cottage at the camp for the upcoming Summer Bible School in July. A luncheon followed by a brief meeting led by Mrs Harris Watrous with devotions and closing remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B
United Brethren Ladies’ Air Society
Rehoboth
Otterbein Guild
Buosis
Mary Hill
Guy Bernink
Ivan
Downey
Danny Findley
Corry
Summar Bible School
Harris Watrous
Aid
Marshall Sherwand Gue
Former Corryite Wedding in Ind
The wedding of Miss Rose ary Lux of Indianapolis to Leopard Hickle of Elkhart occurred June 22 at Assumption Catholic Church in Ta cimapolig Indiana. The ceremony was at o o clock with Miss Dorothy Lux and A J Werner in attendance. Hickle, a former Corry resident, attended the Corny school and later moved with his parents to Elkhart. he is brother to Ene and Harsy Hickle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assumption Catholic Church
Tacimapolig
Ind
Roseary Lux
Indianapalis
Leopard Hickle
Elchart
Dorothy Lux
A. J. Werner
Hickle
Corny School
Elkhart
Ene
Harsy Hickle
Birthday Party for Audrey Akam Miss
Miss Audrey Akam celebrated her 15th birthday with a June Akam hosted party for 25 guests at Garden Rowers. The evening featured dancing singing and visiting with out of town relatives from Jamestown Ashville and Sugar Grove. Mrs Akam served ice cream and cake and gifts were given for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Akamm
Eastman welcomes daughter at Cory Hospital
Mr and Mrs Everett Eastman of 953 Hash South Street welcomed a daughter yesterday afternoon at Cory Hospital. The baby’s mother is Faith Messenger, formerly of the same family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Eastman
Hash South Street
Cory Hospital
Mrs Edwards Honored By Birthday Club In Essex Street Social
Nine members of a birthday club plus guest Ms Blanche Stearns met at Mrs Willard Shrove's Essex Street home for a birthday celebration honoring Mrs P Lowe Awards were won by Mrs Edwards and Mrs Fosburgh Dingo prizes to Mrs Shreve and Mrs Babcock Bunko and bigko games featured pink and white decor salads cake ice cream and tea were served a message cooker was presented to Mrs Edwards by the group
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Willard Shrove
Essex Street
Birthday Club
Blanche Stearns
P. Lowe
William Humple
Alert Shaffer
Blossie Fosbureli
Henry Fosburgh
Mary Babcock
Lyle Shreve
Raith Bell
George Rhodes
Bunko
Bigko Wery
Banks
Why
Flossie Fosburgh
Mrs. Shreve
Babcock
Rhodes
Mrs. Edwards
Shower at Keppel Home For Recent Brides
Miss Barbara Ann Keppel and Miss Mary Jean Mooney hosted a bridal shower at the Keppel home on Mall Street for Mrs. Jack Kinney and Mrs. Thomas Beujm newlyweds. Guests included Mrs Edward Becker, Mrs Robert Bracken, Miss Winston Cameron, Miss Myrna Sehiramiing, and Mrs Robert Reynolds of Warren. Five hundred was played. prizes went to Mrs Kinney, Mrs Becker, and Mrs Reynolds. Green and pink decor highlighted garden flower bouquets. Relicalis courses of salad and dessert were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Ann Keppel
Mary Jean Mooney
Keppel
Mall Street
Jack Kinney
Thomas Beujm
Edward Becker
Robert Bracken
Wins Ginny Cameron
Myrna Sehiramiing
Robert Reynolds
Warren
Kinney
Becker
A. B. Sunday School Picnic Planned Saturday
The annual courenquia United Brethren in Christ Sunday School picnic is set for Saturday June 2 at Camp Findley. Two buses will depart the church at 10 a.m. and return at 5 p.m. A basket picnic with attendees bringing baskets and table service is scheduled for 1 p.m. Committees led by John D. Westley include Transportation Lyons and table service with Mrs. Carl Lyons and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courenquia
The
United Brethren In Christ
Camp Findley
John D. Westley
Cari
Westley Family Party Honors Birthday Father and Recent Couple
A Westley residence hosted a family party honoring Frank Westley on his birthday and celebrating the recent marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cady. Guests from Oil City included Vera Rhorles and the Clarence Thompsons. The gathering featured syringes roses pink pennies decorations and a large wedding cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emen Westley
West Smith Street
Frank & Westley
Ralph Cady
Mes
Vera Rhorles
Westley
Clarence Thompson
Clarence Thompson, Jr
Oil City
Eastern Star Holds Homecoming Meeting in Corry
Seventy five members and guests of Corry City Chapter No. 17 Order of the Eastern Star attended a homecoming meeting in North Center street club rooms. Mrs. Donna Whitehead presided. The group discussed moving to new quarters in the Flora block next week and noted the grand chapter convention in Altoona the prior week. Performances included James Hildum solos, vocal duets, and time solos. Guests came from Sherman, Titusville, Youngsville, Warren, Heat Lake, and Toronto. Committee members were listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star
Corry City
Order of the Eastern Star
North Center Street
Donna Whitehead
Flora Block
Whitehead
Altoona
James Hildum
Warren
H. Lynn Rize
Wendel Gage
Dean Marie Johnston
Sherman
Titusville
Youngsville
Heat Lake
Toronto
Canada
Rebekah Picnic At Chautauqua Lake
Members of the Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge and the Sebekah Helping Hand met yesterday at Maple Point on Chautauqua Lake for an all day outing. The group traveled by bus, enjoyed a picnic lunch, and in the afternoon Mrs. Mabel Beall led a brief business meeting before boating swimming and visits.
Theater Party Honors Orchard Park Nieces
A theater party hosted by Mrs. Alton Klinger and Mrs. Beah Beah entertained 14 girls, honoring nieces Nancy and Susan Brooks visiting from Orchard Park. After the film, a lawn party at the VanGuilder home on Spring Street featured games and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yanteunuer
Alton Klinger
Nancy
Susan Brooks
Tore
Orchard Park
VanGuilder
Spring Street
Jessone
Vefreshai
Navy Mothers Club Met Last Night
The Navy Mothers Club met in the Union rooms on South Center Street with Mrs. Katherine Watt chairing. Delegates Mrs. Watt and Mrs. Mary Thayer were chosen to represent at the national convention in New York City the week of July 7. Next local meeting tentatively set for July 24. A stray line about slankings appears unrelated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Mothers Cry
Union
South Center Street
Katherine Watt
Wat
Mary Thayer
New York City
Lutheran Church Picnic At Mead Park Highlights Community Event
The annual St. Pauls Lutheran Church picnic was held yesterday afternoon at Mead Park with about fifty adults and children. John Freno and Wile fiath Mowrey led afternoon games and contests. A bountiful tureen dinner was served at six with Mrs. Albert Lynn and Mrs. A. A. Meriier assisting with coffee service. Evening activities included pitching horse shoes.
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P. Me
Leon
Anita Louise
Vincent Paige
Bar
Frank AT
Wally
Poreye
Tattle
Lulu
Donald Huck
Andy Panda
Bugs Bunny
Concord Ridge
Charles Hubert
David
Northwest Street
Buffalo
HM. Brooks
Mr. Brooks
Blanche Brooks
Robert Brooks
Baptist Church
Williamsville
Oscar Frit
Erie
Seth
William Hickle
Ted
Thomas Hickle
Vernon Hickle
Trwin
Walter Windahl
Raymond Avenue
Cleveland
Corry-Jamestown Mig. Corp
Youngstown
Geneva
Fred Cameron
Virginia
West Frederick Street
Willis Heath
Burnesville
Okla
W. A. Heath
Concord Street
Pittsburgh
Emily Collier
Margaret Currie
Tracy Whitehead
East Pleasant Street
Edward Kimmey
U. S. Marine Corps
Cory
Chicago
Marines
Midway
Manila
Pacific
Hielen Kimmy
West Main Street
Richard Neylon
Sig. M
Brooklyn
Navy
Allénde
Feet
A. J. Neylon
Audrey Akam
Souts
Martha Gibson
Esther Sethhai
Edn Blanchard
Hlorence Fleming
Helen, Capwell
Lucina Putnam
Mary McCracken
Mrs Messinger
Phyllis Houghton
Marion Young
Jacqueline Howard
Paterin Beah
Navy Mothers Club
Perk’s
Lincoln Services
East Smith Street
Minnesota
Dell
Lanston’s
Center, St
Gadardine
Miami
Zuckerman
A ‘Chapin
J. W. Lasher
D.S
North Center
St. Dial
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