Stork Shower Honors Mrs. J. T. Fuller at Berry Home
Mrs Jack Berry and Mrs Allon Rigby hosted thirteen friends at a North West street party honoring Mrs J T Fuller. A contest was played and Mrs K C Durham won an award. Guests enjoyed Bruno game and twelve awards were given. Salad and dessert were served around a centerpiece baby display. Mrs Fuller received many gifts from guests including Mrs Donald Knapp of Wallston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Fuller
Jack Berry
Allon Rigby
Berry
North- West Street
J.T. Fuller
KC. $. Durham
Fuller
Donald Knapp
Walltsoun
Noahs Ark S S Class Met At Heaton Home
Noahs Ark Sunday School class of Evangelical United Brethren Church met at the Heaton home on South Center Street with 14 members present. Mrs. Keppel gave devotions, William Grane led the business session, and games and visiting followed. Cake and coffee were served by Mrs Heaton aided by several members. West Bend Street will host the April 1 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah's Ark S. S
Heaton
Noah's Ark
Evangelical United Brethren Church
South Center Street
Keith Hein
Edwin Keppel
William Grane
Crosby Bush
Charles Rich, Jr
West Bend Street
Speaker at Ritz dinner for Steel Age Potemen Club
The Steel Age Potemen's Club of Cory James town Mfg. Corp. met at the Ritz Restaurant Thursday evening with guest speaker Harry Coopland of the National Association of Foremen. He spoke on loyalty and modern industry, noting a happy worker equals good production and enthusiasm breeds loyalty. O A McClintock presided, Hugh Mosher spoke briefly, and guests included Dunlap, Jeshone, Larson, Dahlstrand, Hillstrom, Williams, Freno, and Herbert Dahl. The next session is planned for April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steel Age Potemen's Club
Cory-Jamestown Mfg. Corp
Ritz
Harry Coopland
National Association of
Coopland
O. A. McClintock
Qoopland
Hugh Mosher
Wiliam Dunlap
Alvin Jeshone
Pibed
Jilph Larson
Alton Dahlstrand
Screen and Storm Sash
C. A. Hillstrom
Materisis
Robert Williams
John Freno
Cost Department
Herbert Dahl
Seston
Dancing Class Party Ends Terms For Junior High Students
Mrs. Norman Tarbell entertained 28 students in her junior high dancing class and their parents at St Elizabeth Hall from 8 to 11 on Thursday. Eighty three attended the party with reception line led by Mrs. Tarbell and guests including Mr. and Mrs. Bettes and Mr. and Mrs. Dickinson. The event marked the conclusion of a 15 lesson series. Corsages were given to students by Mrs. Ingeam and Mrs. Sharer. the teacher received a gardeni boutonniere from students. An open house for Tarbell’s tap and ballet families drew 40 visitors at the B P W Club rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Tarbell
St. Eligabeth's Hall
Donald Neylon
Tarbell
B. F. Bettes
John Blatt
R. B. Mosier
W. W. Waterhouse
Penny Dinner Planned by W R C 49 Unit
The Ladies of W R C No 49 meeting led by Mrs Henry Hill planned a Penny Dinner inviting the public for April 1 at noon. Sunshine boxes were packed for Mrs Merle Miller and Mrs Eva Jamison. Mrs J B Clark and Mrs Ben Wise were welcomed as new leaders. next meeting March 28 includes a quilt tying and tureen dinner at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army of the Republic
J. J. Andrews
Henry Hill
Merle Miller
Eva Jamison
J. B. Clark
Ben Wise
Bracken Contract Bridge Club Hosts Buffet Dinner Evening
The Bracken contract bridge club held a 6:00 PM buffet dinner Thursday at Mrs. Bracken's North Center Street home. After the meal, bridge was played with Mrs. Bracken named high scorer. On March 36th Mrs. E. W. Feltit of West Smith Street will entertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bracken
North Center Street
E. W. Feltit
West Smith Street
Local VA official visits. area business travelers noted
Vacitional director A. Tague of the Erle Veterans Administration Office, Hile, visited local VA offices yesterday. Several residents and businesspeople including Mrs. J G Willis and Nanty Willis of Alexandria Bay arrived Thursday for a days long visit with Mrs. Willis’ parents on West Frederick street. Others traveling for business included Ralph Fogle to Philadelphia and Boston, and Montgomery Ward staffer Charles Probst to Pittsburgh. Local residents and firms host and join meetings with visiting officials and purchasing agents from Warren and Worcester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Tague
Erle Vetérans' Administration
Hile
V. A
J. G. Willis
Nanty
Alexandria Bay
N. Y
Davison-Fogle Lalmber Company
Philadelphia
Boston
R. J. Ferrolf
Harry Ganster
Brands
David Tessmer
Meadville
Arden Rockafellow
West Spring Creek
Joseph Balog
West Washington Street
Erie
Charles Probst
Montgomery Ward
Pittsburgh
Charles Rauscher
West Pleasant Street
Eile
R. B. Crosby
George McMahon
Oil City
G. Tunner
H. Holden
Lester Danner
Harold Jewell
Walter Windail
Northwestern Pennsylvania
Dn Warren
Norton Grinding Wheel Co
Worchester
Mass
Mr. Crilin
Warren
Allegheny River Improvement Association
Shower Thursday For Mrs Manley Robbins Jr
Home League of the Salvation Army members and friends hosted a stork shower for Mrs Manley Robbins at the East U site. Fifteen attendees enjoyed awards to Mrs James Black Mrs Homer Black Mrs James Kysor Jr Mrs Gerald Whiteley Theron Obitz and Robbins Jr. Guests were treated to candy filled favors, sandwiches, salad cake and coffee with blue and white decorations. Mrs Kysor of Centerville attended as an out of town guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manley
Robbins, Jr
Home League of the Salvation Army
Manley Robbins
East U Siteeh
Ss Bt
Hames
James Black
Homer Black
James Kysor, Jr
Gerald Whiteley
Theron Obitz Ani
Robbins
Spring Creek Aid Met With Mrs Johnson
Spring Creek Aid met yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Johnson’s home with hostesses including Mrs. Frank Kafferlin. The 14 members of the Spring Week Ladies' Aid Society opened with devotions by Mrs. Jordan Cole and Mrs. Raymond Sickler, the vice president presiding over routine business. The afternoon ended with social time, pineapple salad, waters and coffee. Mrs Wilson Sirkler will host on April 1.
Corry Bingo Club Meets at West Smith Street Home
Mrs Nellie Marts of Bradford won a guest prize at the Corry Bingo Club meeting hosted Wednesday by Mrs Tilion Ottaway on West Smith Street. Nine members attended and prizes included macaroni and cheese hot rolls retiskins cake and coffee. Next meeting set for March 17 at Mrs dogenht Henline's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Nellie Marts
Bradford
Tilion Ottaway
West Smith Street
Marts
Ruth Weidner
Dogenht Henline
Legion Auxiliary Sale Planned for April 9 and 10
The Legion Auxiliary met at the Legion Home with President Miss Mary Orr chairing. They planned a rummage and bake sale for April 9 and 10 and will announce blood bank arrangements in cooperation with the Red Cross. Members sewed baby clothes for Community Service Corps and welcomed new member Mrs Eugene Davis while Mrs Lorna Packo transferred from Jamestown. March 11 is next meeting date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Ory
Eugene Davis
Lorna Packo
Jamestown
Bert Welden
L. R. Houghtling
Davis
D A R Chapter Meeting Hosts New Members at Home
Mrs James Sinare Tracy Whitehead and Miss Ethel Matthews joined the Brokenstraw Valley Chapter of the D A R as guests of honor at a Maple Avenue home meeting. Regent Barnes presided and a patriotic prompt followed a council vote confirming the final $100 pledge to the Corry Memorial Hospital Fund. Stanley Anderson spoke on Human Relations as a guest, with refreshments served by Clary and aides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Anderson
Joseph J. Clair
Brokenstraw Valley
Maple Avenue
C. Barnes
Corry Memorial Hospital Fund
James Sinare
Tracy Whitehead
Ethel Matthews
Nomination of Elks Officers Last Evening
Corry Lodge No. 769 B P O Elks met at the lodge home on Center street last evening for nomination of officers and a secular business meeting. William Roerig presided and plans were laid for the Officers Night party on Saturday March 20 with Richard Bacheluer in charge. The election of officers will be held March 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Lodge No
B. P.O. His
Jodge
Center Street
William Rocrig
Richard Bacheluer
Dairymen's League Holds March Dinner Meeting
The Dairymen's League Employes held a March dinner meeting at Hotel Corry in the main dining room last night at seven o'clock. After dinner, Erie division office representative Howard Henna presided as the group discussed membership problems in the territory. M Cheney of Bemus Point, a league director, attended and spoke about membership and a recent board of directors meeting in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UE Une van Lut
Corry
Howard Henna
Erie
M. Cheney
Bemus Point
New York City
Exchange Club Meets. March Meeting Planned
Ten members of the Corry Exchange Club met at the hall near Sherry's Hardware. Keppel Tiffany reported on two proposed sites for the club's samp but no action will be taken for two to three weeks. President William Armitage Sr chaired. dinner at 8:20 p.m. The next meeting is set for Thursday March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exchange Club
Corry Exchange Club
Sherry
Keppel Tiffany
Wiliam Armitage, Sr
Newborns Highlight Corry Hospital Births in Brief
The Corry Hospital reported a daughter born to Dr and Mrs Guy Butters and another infant to Mr and Mrs Milton Morris of B D 4. Marguerite Spicer is Mrs Morris's former name. A son was also welcomed to Mr and Mrs Raymond Halfast of Spartanburg D 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Louise
Mrs
Guy Butters
Corry Hospital
Anid Ve Milton Morris
Morris
Marguerite Spicer
Hott
Corry
Raymond Halfast
Spartanburg
Surprise 26th Anniversary Party For Mr and Mrs Caster
Mr and Mrs Clifford Caster were surprised Thursday by a party honoring their 26th wedding anniversary. Daughters Clare Damon Bear Lake and Don ald Price Lottsville hosted with twenty relatives and friends, who attended, visited, and played cards. A lunch of sandwiches jelly juice and coffee was served, and guests received cards and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Caster
Clare Damon
Bear Lake
Donald Price
Lottsville
Women Of The Moose Officers' Night At Denver Street
The Women of the Moose held an Officers Night meeting with Senior Regent Mrs. Donald Gates presiding. A household hints program was given by Mrs. Harold Jenval, awards went to multiple members, and refreshments were served. The next meeting on March 18 will be Social Service Night chaired by Mrs. Philip Gardner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Moose
Wome
N of the Moose
Worth Denver Street
Donald Gates
Harold Jenvail
Jessie Mason
Leland Wilcox
Gates
Lawrence Hansen
Janes Blakeslee
Barard Jackson
Thora Martin
Davia Morgan
Mrs Dell King Birthday Party Honored by Wayne Wilson
Mrs Wayne Wilson and Mrs Louis Bing honored Mrs Dell King with a surprise birthday party at her West Bend home. About thirty relatives and friends attended, a noon repast with a three tier cake, pink and green decorations, and many gifts. Out-of-town guests included Mr Harry Mitchell and daughter Mary Elizabeth, Mrs Emma Hogue of Cambridge Springs, Mrs Fred Allen of Wattsburg, Mrs Richard Humes and family of North East, and Mrs Samuel Baker and children Jerry and Carol of Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dell King
Wayne Wilson
Louis Bing
West Bend Street
Harry Mitchell
Mary Elizabeth
Emma Hogue
Cambridge Springs
Fred Allen
Wattsburg
Richard Humes
North East
Samuel Baker
Jerry
Carol
Columbus
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Heiman Jewelers
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Spring Creek Aid
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Elks
Dairymen's League
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