Kiwanis Club Evening Includes Local Vocal Selections
The Kiwanis Club met at the Rita Restaurant Tuesday evening where H. Lynn Rice J. Kesier George and Joseph Myers entertained as Mrs. Cemds accompanist. Vincent Sklar received his bill button from Rice and guests Gerla Evnewein of Buffalo and Mr. Mivers of this city attended. Directors met after with Evnewein to discuss plans for the Summer Festival. John P. Mooney of Makersport, listing governor of Kiwanis in Pennsylvania, announced Rossbacher may serve on the District Public Relations Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanis Club
H. Lynn Rice
J. Kesiereorge
Joseph Myers
Friendship Aid Meets at Sherwood Home
Sherwood home on West Church Street hosted 28 members of the Friendship Aid of the Evangelical Lutheran Brethren Church. Miss Esther Pounds led devotions, Mrs Lynn Campbell presided, and members enjoyed fancy work, visiting, and desserts including gingerbread with whipped cream and coffee. The next meeting is scheduled March 15 at Miss Pounds home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Sherwood
Il Bagley
Sherwood
West Chuch
North Génier
Firest
Corry Hospital Welcomes Two Newborns This Week
A son named Kenneth Clifford Jr born Saturday morning to Mr and Mrs Kenneth Thant of 183 Ridge Street at Corry Hospital. Earlier, Mr and Mrs Jack Huffman of 1360 West Main Street welcomed a baby son at Corry Hospital last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Clifford Jr
Kenneth ©. Thant
Ridge Street
Corry Hospital
Jack Huffman
West
Maineet
Social notes and church concert in Corry
The Corry area community page lists hometown greetings, travel updates, and health wishes. Local residents Mr. and Mrs. David Johnston plan to move to Morrisville New Jersey on April 1 after a year in Morristown. Lt. Jack Spiesman flew from Guam to Okinawa for a reunion. A concert at First Presbyterian Church featured Miss Kerttu Wanne and Miss Astrid Toutsenok from Finland, with proceeds aiding the church redecorating project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street
Baa
David Johnston
Kathe ¥N Huck
George Buck
Eaft
N.J
Morristown
N. J
Jack Spiesman
Willam J. Spiesman
Taft Main Street
Army Air Corps
Guam
Okinawa
Mire
David Crawford
Butch Gordon
Nancy
North Center Street
Kelsey
Ambassador Male Quartet Lyceum concert at Qerry High
The Ambassador Male Quartet presented the fourth Lyceum Course program at Qerry High School Tuesday evening. The quartet consisted of Frank D Armand Lloyd King Robert Dell and Bert Lange. They performed English folk and American songs including humorous and sentimental pieces. Notable selections included A Travesty of Rigoletto Mary's Little Lamb Old Man River The Red Drum Sweet and Low Sunday Morning in London Chimes of Spring Hear Dem Bells and Battle of Jericho. D Armand also sang Sweet Mystery of Life and the program closed with Schumann Dreaming Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambassador
Qerry
Beite
Frank D'Armand
Lloyd King
Robert Dell
Bert Lange
London
Jericho
Mr. D’armand
Schuman
Luncheon Planned by Circle No 1 W S C S
Circle No 1 of the Methodist Church met at Mrs Irvin Young s East Pleasant Street home with 20 members. Mrs W B Stowe presided as plans were made for an April church luncheon. Mrs Edmund Buxr led a Prayers of the Psalmist review, followed by a program by Mrs FB Sullivan. A salad course and coffee were served by Mrs Young assisted by Mrs T Roger McCray and Mrs Robert Marsh in St Patrick s Day style. Next meeting is April 4 hosted by Mrs R G Barnes at her North Octer street apartment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 8
Methodist
East Pleasant Street
Irvin Young
W. B. Stowe
Apri
Edmund Buxr
FB. Sullivan
Young
T. Roger McCray
Robert Marsh
R. G. Barnes
North Oputer Street
Freon Society Luncheon Benefits Bethesda Orphans Home
The Freon Society of St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church held a luncheon at the church yesterday from 11:20 a.m. to 1:20 p.m., serving chili, rolls, crackers, cold slaw, apple pie, and coffee. President Mrs. O. A. Hillstrom chaired the event and reported about $60 raised to aid Bethesda Orphans Home in Meadville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treon Society of St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
O. A. Hillstrom
Woulery
Hethesda
Meadville
Stour
Past Matrons Club Meets Hostess Mrs Stowe
Mrs Lloyd Stowe of Wright street hosted seven members of the Past Matrons Club last evening. After a routine business meeting, refreshments were served. Mrs Ben Starr of Maple avenue will entertain at the April meeting on the 15th. An earlier meeting at Five Hall described as Ladies Night, was held. George Andrus of East Congress Street was ill Friday. he is with the Dairymen's League and expected to be off work for a few weeks, though his condition is improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Richard C. West
Wallace
Brie
Herb Almy
Buffalo
Harold Hasbrouck
Roswell Park Hospital
Frank Bliss
Wright Street
Daytona Beach
Morida
Daytona
Gorty Nurses Alumnae Assolution
Russell M. Sherm
Corry ‘Hospital
Corry Memorial ‘Hospital
Corsy
Barbara Wilbert
Exie
Wallace ,Pries
Rochester
N.Y
Woman's Club
Mary Warter
Bette Lovermore
William Brighton
Snyder Circle
Exchange Club
Cherry’s Hardware
West Main Street
Stowe
Lloyd Stowe
Ben
Starr
Maple Avenue
Tain
Fixe Hall
George Andrus
East Congress Birset
Andrus
Dairymen's League
Demian McLaughlin to Address Inquisitors Club on Juvenile Delinquency
Demian McLaughlin district attorney will address the Inquisitors Club at LOC Hall Friday evening March 8 at 8 o clock. President William Dahl will preside. The program includes two sports films on championship football, refreshments by the small order department office committee chaired by Ralph Carroll, and a social period expected to draw a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Demian McLaughlin
Inquisitors’ Club
Raymond Mfg
Damian c
Laughlin
Te County
McLaughlin
Mared Bth
Hall
William Dahl
McLanahlin
Small Order Department
Ralph Carroll
Rebekah Lodge Plans March 16 Meeting
Lang Frank lin Rebekah Lodge No. 140 members met at the 1.0.0.7. Hall for planning the next session set for March 6 with officer elections. A birthday party will honor lodge members and the nation’s birthday observances. Mrs Carr Clark and Mrs Lucy Aller named to a committee. The noble grand Mrs Frederick Beall presided with refreshments of cookies and tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lang Franklin Rebekah Lodge
Hall
Rebekah Lodge
Carr Clark
Lucy Aller
Frederick Beall
Pred Mixer
H. 5 Coupland to Address Steel Age Club
Hany S Coopland will speak on Loyalty at the Steel Age Faremet s Club of the Corry Jamestown Meeting Carp Thursday evening at the Ritz restaurant Dinner at 6 30 He is with the National Association of Foremen Born in Liverpool England He served with White Star Line as chief steward and has traveled widely Club members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hany S. Coopland
Faremet
Corry-Jamestown
Junior Bobolink Club Organized Last Evening
Miss Betsy Lopus hosted three guests and four friends at Rust Rond street. Miss Fleming was named chairman and Miss Lapin chairman. The group chose the name Junior Bobolink Glut and enjoyed sandwiches, brownies, and cocoa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betsy Lopus
Rustiederick Street
Patricia Plemag
Mary Lou King
Luisle Beckwith
Mary Sue ‘Williams
Miss Fleming
Lapin Veo
Klug
East Irving Street
Anna Anderson Post Members Meet at Legion Home
Anna Anderson Post 845 held a Tuesday evening meeting at the Legion Home. Commander Jill Zepks led a business session. a downty council report was presented. a donation to Scotland Orphans Home at Sto!- was voted. A plan for a “Fattle pride” event and proceeds for veterans welfare were discussed. The session adjourned to meet again March 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Anderson
Legion Home
Jill Zepks
Ulti
D Ovnty Council
Cambridge Springs
Scotland
Sto
W C T U Honors Founder At West Chuek Street
The W C T U met at West Chuek Street with Mrs Osears Johnson hosting. Floyd Johnson led a business meeting in the president’s absence and presented a gengr am in honor of Mrs Francis Willard. Members reviewed her life as Miss Margaret McDonald and others read pieces and shared a prayer. The next meeting is March 18 at Mrs Fred Ross’s home with an Easter program planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osears Johnson
West Chuek Street
Florman
George Chase
Mg. Floyd Johnson
Coute
Fredleet Meyohons
Floyd Johnson
Francis ‘Willard
Bloyd Johnson
Noor Johnson
N. J. Kline
Fred Ross
Gretchaninov to give Erie concert at Church of the Cave
Alexander Gretchaninov will present a program of his works at the Church of the Cave in Erie on March 5 at 8 16 p.m. He fled Russia in 1925 and lived in Paris before returning to the United States. He will perform as composer conductor and accompanist with local choirs and soloists including organist Jessica Mae Bluscer violinist Pernande Meraler Shenk soprano Elizabeth Wirt and bass William Gear. Partial public attendance indicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Gretchaningff
Erie
Paris
New York City
Academy High School
Covenant and
Young People's Mhoirs
Jesusle Mae Bluscer
Pernande ‘Meraler Shenk
Elizabeth Wirt
William G
Lilion Guild White Elephant Sale Plans
Twenty two members of the Lil Isaiah Guild of Emmanuel Episcopal Church met at 6:30 at the home of Miss Hoss Wilson Park Street. Mrs Don Williams presided. The group planned a white elephant sale for the next meeting set for April 6 at Mrs George R Javison Nurity Center Street. Mrs H Langdon Rowe and Mrs Hotan Davis assist hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillion Guild
Lilisa Guild
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Hoss Wilson
Park Streech
Don Williams
Wis
Tor
Bret
Fine Line
George R. Javison
Nurity Center Street
Miss Priscilla Highfield Weds in Clarendon Ceremony
Mrs. Frank T. Whiteley of Louts ville announces the marriage of her youngest daughter Priscilla May Higield of Tiufia to Robert Vicini of Clarendon. The wedding occurred in Clarendon on February ith with a brief honeymoon at Nines Pans Mis. Priscilla is a Waweh High School graduate, class of 1944, and was employed at Sylvania Electric Company in Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Highfield
Frank T. Whiteley
Loutsville
Priscilla May Higield
Tiufia
Robert
Vicini
Clarendon
Waweh
Sylvania Electric Company
Warren
Rotary Speaker Praises Vocational Education History
Thomas Pryde, Corry Vocational School teacher and Rotary member, spoke at the Corry Rotary Club on the History and Development of Vocational Education. He noted the 1817 Smith Hughes Act to promote vocational training, federal funding of 23 million dollars last year, and state councils. Pennsylvania early in establishing councils with competency based teacher selection and six years of trade experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Pryde
Rotary Club
Corry
Alsy
Pryde
Also Mentioned on This Page
Blatt Bros
Rex
Carnegie
Xyes Ot
Ann Wat
The
Ube Tala Mystery
Bendix
Ene
Riendship Aid
Mett
Sherwood Home
Helen Shoppe
Ryee Ine Mate Adler’ Lingerie
T” Club
Ee Society
Guee
Theodore Seymour
Waterford
Jane ‘Walden
W. E. Walden
Ted
C. J. Seymour
Dune
Loblaws, Inc
Orta-Jean Barber School
W. R. Jordan
East Frederick Street
Anna Lee Burch
Ashtabula
Spartansburg
Oil City
Kettinring
East South Patreet
Day Cole
MaryAnn Cole
Julia Broughton
Grant
John Cole
R. D
George Wagner
Wagner
Jay Gale
Norman Buxton
Cutting
Roy McMullin
Washington, D.C
Kertiu Wanne
First Presbyterian Church
Kerttu Wamse
Astrid
Toutsenok
Bath of Turk
Finland
Pinnish Children’s
Miss Wanne
United States
Wanne
Joutsenok
G. J. Ratnesy
Alo
O. W. Brackell
Veracini-Cordi
Sibelius
Schubert
Wilhelm
Presbyterian Church
Astrid Joutsenok
Brahms
Joachim
Fhitish
Merkante
Kreisler
Dpulaenok
Opportunity Tilt
W.S.C.S
Freon Society
H. 5
Coupland
Steel Age Club
pteBly Abe
Leed
Helen
Chabin
Pennsylvania
HF. Coyeh
Bradford
Vera
Heiman Jewelers
Home Owned — Home Operated
Lanston
Canter Street
Dini
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