Second Numbers Man Arrested in Erie Policy Raid
Erie police intensified a drive to shut down numbers operations as a man identified as Alfred Benacei was arrested near 26th and Parade streets at 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday. He was found with policy slips and $5.23 in cash. The force aims to curb the syndicate that reopened last Monday after a months-long pause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Jame
Wits
Clair Patterson
Alfred Benacei
Brie
Patterson
Benacei
Ladies Aid Society meeting honors June birthdays
Bee CECE IV was U. B. Ladies Aid Society honored birthdays at a Gathering hosted by Mrs. Waller Bentiink on Est Smith street. Twenty members and guests attended with devotions by Mrs. E. E. Bush and business led by Mrs. Harris Watrous. Several members celebrated June birthdays receiving gifts. next meeting slated for July 15 at Mrs. Schieus home. Numerous local residents and servicemen including Cpl. Donald L. Phillips and Pvt. Raymond Welden were noted in attendance or visits around Corry and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. B. Ladies’ Aid Society
Waller Bentiink
United Brethren
Ladies’ Aid Society
Smith Street
E. E. Bush
Harris Watrous
Eastern Star Club Social Gathers in Cambridge Springs
The Coly City Chapter No 17 of the Order of Eastern Star held a social event at the Masonic Temple with members present for the amisdune festival and a concluding meeting until September. Worthy Matron Mrs Thelma Barnes presided and a class of candidates was invited. local and Cambridge Springs participants appeared as patrons and performers.
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E. S
Coly City
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Wampler
Worthy Malton
Thelma Barnes
G. & Suntei
Cambridge Springs
Wis
Wardy
Tpi
Ulgneek
Prfresh Intent Committee
Imder
NSS
Belen Johissiygy
Bernice Mpinier
Nina Batterson
Helen Rees
Adele
McCray Cid
Latise Willams
Baptist Ladies Meet At Mrs Powers Home
Baptist Ladies Met With Mrs Powers in a fellowship gathering at her East South Street home last evening. Mrs H H Redding led the meeting, noting business conducted. Plans were announced for July hosting by the Men's Brotherhood at Mead Park and a charity box for Rev and Mrs Richard Miller serving in Africa. Guests included Mrs Erwin Harlill of Minneapolis who led a teaser bible study.
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Willis Powers
East South Street
H. H. Redding
Men's Brotherhood
Plente
Mead Fark
Richard Miller
Africa
Ellis Harvey
FG. Whiteman
A B. Thomas
Erwin Harlill
Minneapolis
Party At Sugar Grove For Sandra Devereaux
Sandra Devereaux celebrated her fourth birthday with a party hosted by her parents at Sugar Grove. Guests included Alice, Eleanor, Len Etta and Allan Phillips, Ruth Phillips, and Mrs. Lincoln Phillips. Decorations were pastel and refreshments featured ice cream and a decorated cake. Sandra received many gifts from her friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sis. Smuxwol
Devereaus
A. J. Phillips
Sugar Grove
Tuestigy
Sandra
Alice
Eleanor
Len Etta
Allon Phillips
Ruth Phillips
Lincoln Phillips
Corry Navy Mothers Club Plans Sale at Union Hall
The Corry Navy Mothers Club met in Union Hall Barlow block with 2 good attendance. Commander Mrs. Katherine Walt led, deciding on a White Elephant sale at the next regular meeting. Members were urged to bring items. There are 58 members enrolled, 21 attended last night. The club will meet again next July in Union Hall.
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T As Ty Wavy Mowers
Union Hell
Barlow Block
Katherine Walt
Ubemeh
Eli
Union Hall
Penetrating Telol Solution Only Aluletes Test
A compact ad notes a tubule liquid with strong penetrating power for germ control. It claims Telol, made with 10 percent alcohol, is superior to powders and mild solutions. A small lot arrived at Resall Drug Store for the test size.
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Resall Drug Store
Born in Houston and Corry Families Welcome New Babies
Introducing a daughter to Leann Mrs Norman Lammers in Houston Texas on Friday June 2 Seaman Tammers is the son of Mrs John Lammers of 444 Aust Plessant street Corry A son born to Mr and Mrs Harold Jewell at 76 Snyder Circle Corry Hospital Tate yesterday afternoon
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Norman Lammers
Houston
Texas
Seaman Tammers
John Lammers
Aust Plessant, Street, Corry
Harold Jewell
Snyder Circle
Corry Hospital
Tate
Nazarene W. F. M. 5S Quilt Project Meeting
The Nazarene church missionary group met at Mrs Gary Punget s home. Mrs C M Batley led devotions quoting Live First Psalm. A quilt for Camp Alamos Park was prepared and discussed with a light luncheon at 4 o clock.
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Cheireh of the Nazarene
Gary Punget Lev
R. D
C. M. Batley
Mie Alamos Park
Butler
Corry Bakery Employes Picnic at Findley Lake
Corry Bakery employees and their families enjoyed a picnic yesterday afternoon at Findley Lake. About fifteen attendees swam, rowed, and skated while a bountiful green landscape framed the event. Sgt Joseph Surnicki, home on furlough from Camp Croft, S.C., was a guest at the outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Bakery
Findley Lake
Ory Bakfy Company
Pudley Lak
Tonfelick
Joseph Surnicki
Croft
S.C, Wis
Ouling
Missionary Society Complete Picnic Plans
The SL Pan's Missionary Society held a post picnic meeting at the Keppel home on Molt street with fourteen in attendance. Mrs Geli Wellin Wiss of west and Mrs Raymond Anerson presiding led devotional and business sessions while Liby IM and Mrs Anderson reported on studies and events. Refreshments were served as plans for the next gathering were discussed and the group noted a picnic winner at Kepyel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Sheet
Sunday School Picnic Draws Wide Attendance at Presbyerian Church
The annual Sunday School Picnic of the Presbyterian Church attracted many attendees yesterday at Meal Park. Superintendent McGill Patterson praised the program enjoyed by children and adults with games, stalls, and a 6 o clock dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meal Park
Meciill Patterson
HyephUdven
Downeys Host Dinner for A. and P. Store Staff
Mr and Mrs Ivan Downey hosted a social at Weirho East Wayne Street for A. and P. store employees in honor of the year. A Galicious dinner was served to the guests followed by visiting and games in the evening.
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Downeys
Ivan Downey
Weirho
Noni Center
West Washington
Eujaver
Bummer dress care note hints at fabric behavior
A brief fashion advisory describes concerns with black lingerie and fabric clinging during washing. It mentions hosiery, body fit, and a need to observe rinse water behavior while evaluating how bluefig clings and impacts the wash.
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Jane Powell
Ralph Bellamy
Constance Moore
Morton Gould and Her Orchestra
Baxter
Ralph Gellamy
Aline Macahon
Ruth Warrick
Bob Livingston
Lanston
Center St
Dial
Cpl
Donald L. Phillips
USMC
San Diego
Calif
Cherry Point
N.C
Maxwell Devereaux
Gilbert
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Vis
Cotult
Cape Cod
Robert Foltz
Centerville
H. Stevens
Emily
Harborcreek
Lavina Towey
Bryn Mawr
Franke Blair
Leo Mulderick
Marion Street
William Rolstee
Jamestown
Oklahoma
Mass
Studi
Stewart
McCullowah
West Smith
Washington, D. C
Bainbridge
Walter Demon
Cecil Massinger
Jean Holdion
Webb McCray
Joan McCray
W.marsh
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Agnes Lee
Cleveland
Raymond Welden
Bert Welden
Gould Street
Camp Croft
Fort Meade
Mil
Howard Rise
Yarenes Nea Union City
Edison
Susan Tro
Thei
East Smith Street
Yestersee
Chuicape Cod
H. Gilbert
B. Undbere
JC. Jerson
Stockholm
Sweden
Ff Yisiolue
A. Hillstepnr
Roy Edgren
Chicago
Corry-Jamestown Mig, Corp
Charles Jones
TL J. Osman
Allan W. Husbrouck
SeaBees
Camp End
Glair Roberts
Lott
Gary
Ind
Dag Pfe
Lawrence Porter
Paul Porter
Tafuary Regiment
Beek Ion
Clintor Magee
A. Briggs
Magee
Pridcott
Lingel Stawe Ib
Chiienge
Beet Ness
Hie Raymund Mig. Co
Charles Gregory
Altoona
Twit My
Kenneth Gregory
Ieir
Barbara Ann
Mtchawlone Kowalski
Eric
Zigmund Potorks
Baptist
Powers
Sandra Devereaux
Corry Navy Mothers’ Club
Ee Eas
Helen
Banc
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Citizens National Bank OF Corry
Nazarene W. F. M
Camp
RTH Corry Emblem Oil Station
Colwmnns Ave
Fae
Armitage Prime
BI Nrl
C. F. Curtis Jewelry
Dorothy
Chapin
Zuckerman
Gabardine
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