D A R Meets at Home of Mrs Fogle
The Brokenshaw Valley Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution met at Mrs. R J Fogle's home on Wright Street. Miss Mary Condra reviewed The Doctors Mayo about the father and two sons. A short business session preceded refreshments served by Mrs. Fogle assisted by Mrs. H A Gilbert, Mr C Sandburg and Mrs J B Muni.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asplenai
Mayo
Mary Condra
Brokenshaw Valley
Daughters of the Athenican Revolution
R. Fogle
Wright Street
Fogle
H. A. Gilbert
C. Sandburg
J. B. Muni
Corry Women Attend Union City Club Meeting
Mrs. Clyde Hall and Mrs. Paul Weed of Corry were guests of the Charmanta Club at Mrs. John Xylander’s Union City home. Mrs. Arthur Root won the card award. Mrs. John Berg attended as a guest. Teen supper followed. On March 19 Mrs. Berg will host the club in Union City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Union City Club
Clyde Hall
Paul Weed
Smonz
Charmanta Club
John Xylander
Union City
Arthur Root
John Berg
Franklin and St Pauls Choirs Plan Sunday Concert
The Franklin Episcopal church choir led by Edward 4H John teams with the St. Pauls Lutheran Junior choir of Corry directed by D Armour Hillstrom for a combined service at St. Pauls Lutheran Church on Sunday March 2 at 7 90 pm. The event features a capella singing with organ accompaniment. Also noted are local obituaries and visits including James Middleton of Union City memory, Nick Philo in Warren, and plans of guests from Boston arriving for a weekend at the Fillstroms in Jamestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
St. Paul's
Franklin Episcopal Church
Edward
St. Paul's Lutheran Junior Choire
Corry
D. Armour Hillstrom
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Maren
Johe
Amuale al. Allegheny College
Mead- Ville
Pele
Episcopal Church
Frankie
Glenn Middleton
Union City
James Midleton
Goryias
Pine Grove
Nick Philo
Warren
A.M. Benander
Boston
Mass
D. A. Fillstrom
East
Congress Street
Mor-D-Phun Club Hostess Night at DeJean Home
The Mor-D-Phun Club met at Mrs Walter DeJean's home yesterday afternoon. Guests enjoyed visiting and contests. Mrs Earl Hasbrouck and Miss Myrna Hasbrouck received swords. Refreshments were served with St Patrick's Day themed appointments. Miss Hasbrouck will host the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeJean
Walter DeJean
Earl Hasbrouck
Myrna Hasbrouck
Miss Hasbrouck
Ladies Aid Society Sews For Red Cross
The Ladies Aid Society of the United Brethren church met at Mrs. Harley Banks residence on North Center street with fifteen members in attendance. Red Cross sewing occupied the afternoon and Mrs. Gertrude Pitch and her committee served refreshments. the next meeting is set for two weeks hence with Dr. Ross Fleming as leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society of the
United Brethren Church
Harley Banks
North Center Street
Red Cross
Gertrude Pitch
Te Society
Ross Fleming
Mrs Cecil Alam Honored at North Center Street Party
Mrs. Cecil C. Alam was the guest of honor at a social gathering hosted by Mrs. Robert Fleming on North Center Street last evening. prizes went to Mrs. Robert Sharman and Mrs. H Ray Harris with refreshments served to twenty eight guests by Mrs. Gerald Lansberry, Mrs. Gerald Bagley and Mrs. Harold Loyd. Mrs Akam received many elite items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Alam
Robert Fleming
North Center Street
Cecil C. Alam
Robert Sharman
H. Ray Harris
Gerald Lansberry
Gerald Bagley
Harold Loyd
Akam
Former Sparta Residents Attend Cambridge Springs Golden Wedding
Former Sparta couples Mr and Mrs Ralph Gates and Mr and Mrs Howard Gates with their daughter Mrs Pred Mixer Elbert Mixer Mr and Mrs Gerald Miller and daughter and Mrs Anna Miller traveled to Cambridge Springs to honor Mr and Mrs Charles Fish on their golden wedding anniversary A dinner followed and the couple received a purse of money from the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparta
Ralph Gates
Howard Gates
Pred
Elbert Mixer
Gerald Miller
Anna Miller
Cambridge Springs
Charles Fish
Spartansiang
Nown
Italian American Club Elects New Officers
Election of officers for the Italian American Club was held last evening at the regular meeting. Charles Guadagna was named president, Michael Piccirillo vice president, Arthur Jackson treasurer, Patsy Nolte financial secretary, and Romeo Ficondi chairman of the trustees with John Lity and Joseph Gentitman. An enjoyable event marked the eighth anniversary, followed by a tax party at the West Main Street club with refreshments and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regula
Charles Guadagna
Michael Piccirillo
Arthur Jackson
Patsy Nolte
Romeo Ficondi
John Lity
Joseph Gentitman
West Main Street
N B Club met with Ella Belle Roschie hostess
The N B Club gathered at Miss Ella Belle Roschie's West Bond Street home for a brief business session, games, and a salad lunch with St Patrick's Day decor. Mrs George Wood received a birthday gift. The next meeting is March 7 at Mrs Prank Fitch's Macadam Mill home. Miss Betty Bloss hosted February gathering on East Smith Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. B. Club
Ella Belle Roschie
N. B
Wests Bond Street
George Wood
Roschile
Lawrence Meehan
Paul Daniels
Prank Fitch
Betty Bloss
East Smith Street
Book notices review round features Morison Hull Vanderbilt Starrett
The column surveys recent biographies and books on Columbus Admiral of the Ocean Sea by Samuel Eliot Morison, Cordell Hull by Harold B. Hinton, Commodore Vanderbilt by Wheaton J. Lane, Bookman's Holiday by Vincent Starrett, and other titles. It pegs Morison as an active Harvard historian, notes Telscher's Handwriting and highlights Hull’s political ascent, Lane's modern biography, Starrett’s detective literary tastes, and novels by Beverly-Giddings and Ripley with varied plots and settings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Selby
Samuel Eliot Morison
St Here
Samuel Biot
Morison
Harvard
Herry
Telscher
Putnam
57Th Street
New York
Herr Holz
St. Peter's
Keniuses
Cordell Hull
Harold B. Hinton
Doubleday, Doran
Tennessee
Maj
New York Times
Air Corps Intelligence Section
Hinton
Washington
Hull
United States
Fis Revord
Howe
Senate
Mr. Hinton
Cordell Hall
Vanderbilt
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Commodore
Lane
Drew
Harlem
Max
New York Central
Micaragua
de. Lane
Sudh
Dettar
Vintcent Starrett
Vincent Starrett
Blonitin
Niagara Falls
Martha Hudson
Shees
Sherlocy Holmes
Viginia ‘Tidewater
A. R. Beverly-Giddings
Clements Ripley
Jim
Mr. Ripley
Old N'orlins
Caitlin
Boston
Andrew Jackson
Sophie * Kert
Michael
Michel
Sleigh Ride Enjoyed by Senior High School Group
Twenty high school students who assisted ushers at Senior High School gatherings enjoyed a sleigh ride last evening. Chaperones were William Peiffer and Plorian Torels. Afterward the group gathered at Miss Meredith Foyle’s home where a waffle supper was served with Mrs. R. J. Foyle assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Peiffer
Plorian Torels
Meredith Foyle
R. J. Foyle
N. F. Club Guests of Mrs Merker in East Pleasant Street
Mrs Nellie Merker entertained the N. F. Club at her East Pleasant Street home last evening with a pleasant evening of serving and visiting. Refreshments were served. Mrs Walter W. Auer of Bast Smith Street will host the next meeting in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. F. Club
Merker
Nellie Merker
East Pleasant Street
Woman's Relief Corps Plans Chicken Dinner
The Women’s Relief Corps No 49 announced a chicken dinner at the Masonic Temple to be served on Thursday March 1st. Mrs William Dinefelter was named chairwoman of the event. Mrs Kirk Brown resided at yesterday’s morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Relief Corps
Women's Relief Corps No. 49
Masonic Temple
William Dinefelter
Kirk Brown
Corry Hi Y Holds Meeting and Party
The Cory Hi Y met for a short meeting and a party last night. New members Carmen Piccirillo Don Butcher Neil Smith Harold Dougherty Elmer Gilbertson joined. The Hi Y Minutemen discussed emergency help and the club plans a six player team to Cambridge Springs March 7 for the Hi V Basketball Tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Hi-Y
Cory Hi-Y
M Boys
Reneau
Kiwanians Explore Wartime Community Projects
Corry Kiwanis held a dinner meeting at the Ritz where a forum discussed wartime tasks for the community. Led by H. Rossbacher, John Connors and H. J. Sheen, the group examined housing improvements to reduce defense housing needs and planned services for troops and draftees, plus a program to plant small vegetable gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eh Aptanel
Anne Weal
Yrasead Giscus
Corry Kiwanians
Ritz
H. Rossbacher
John Connors
H. J. Sheen
Delbert Querreveld Honored by Friends Before Service
Delbert Querreveld, nephew of Mr and Mrs Henry Querreveld, was honored at a Thursday evening gathering at their home prior to his March 11 departure for military service. Guests included many Querreveld family members and friends who shared games, song, visiting, a remembrance gift, and a light supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delbert Querreveld
Henry Querrevald
William Querteveld
Garret Querteveld
Harold
Robert Pierce
Merton Querteveld
Ralph Smith
Albert Querreveld
Sm. Wayne
Ralph Damcott
Esther Querreveld
Harold Skinner
Harold, Jr
Homer Kolstee
Maxine Wingard
Beter’ Sehurman
Tvan Hateh
Berniece Watrous
Augusta
Dorothy
Mary
Richard
Raymond Querreveld
Mr. Querreveld
Introducing Four Newborns in Corry Area
A daughter was born last evening at Corry Hospital to Mr and Mrs Alton Rigby of Irving Street. Mrs Rigby was formerly Miss Elizabeth Atroun. A son was born yesterday afternoon at Corry Hospital to Mr and Mrs Theodore Mariacita of North Center Street Asom Charles. A third child, Charles McGown, was born to Mr and Mrs Charles McGown of Los Angeles California. Mr McGown is formerly of Corry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kittleberger
Darnthy
Jamestown
N.Y
Cat Kightlinger
Ralph Hubbell
Cony
North East Breeze
Corry Hospital
Alton Rigby
Irving Street
Rigby
Elizabeth Atroun
Theodore Mariacita
North Center Street
Asom
Charles
Charles McGown
Los Angeles
Calif
McCuam
Corry
Contract Bridge Club Meets At Mrs Watsons Home
Mrs J Donald Watson entertained members of her contract bridge club last evening at her home on East Federal street. Awards were won by Mrs Howard Ross and Mrs Walter Ross, and Mrs Watson served a salad course. The next meeting will be at Mrs Howard Ross home on Raymond Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Contract Bridge Club
J. Donald Watson
East Prederiel Street
Howard Ross
Walter Ross
Watson
Raymond Ave~nue
Catholic Daughters Meeting Knits for Red Cross
A Court Conception No 35 of the Catholic Daughters of America held a short business meeting in the Horn Block rooms. Afterward the members spent the evening knitting for the Red Cross. The next meeting is planned for Thursday in March. Apricot jam recipe notes appear with a whimsical wheat cake suggestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C, D
Red Cross
Caurt Conception No
Catholic Daughters of America
Horn Block
Mrs Jones Hosts Bridge Club Meeting at Jones Home
Mrs E L Morrow and Mrs Holt won awards for bridge at the club meeting held last evening at Mrs C W Jones home on North Center street. Hostess served refreshments and the club will meet at Mrs Morrow next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Jones
Bridge Club
E. L. Morrow
Merion Powers Hosts Birthday Party honoring Marian Powers
Mrs Ward Powers hosted last night at her home a party for Marian Powers as she celebrated her eighteenth birthday. Guests included Geraldine Dutton Robert DeMauri Robert Hurlbert Marence Lawson Ruth Lawson Stella Bydee Blair Hyjec Jane Gilson Richard Powers Delbert Fosberg and Donald Phillips. Milas Powers received birthday gifts. A note advised that a scant half cup of sugar per quart of water helps chrysanthemums stay crisp and fresh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merion Powers
Ward Powers
Marian Powers
Geraldine Dutton
Robert DeMauri
Robert Hurlbert
Marence Lawson
Ruth Lawson
Stella Bydee
Blair Hyjec
Jane Gilson
Richard Powers
Delbert Fosberg
Donald Phillips
Milas Powers
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Les “Hickok
America
Youngsville
Fri
Parachute Battalion
REX
Severs
Mallory
Bernstein Bros
North Center St
Corry, Pa
Ladies Aid Society
Weil
Cal
Healy
Commodore Vanderbilt
Wheaton J. Lane
Knopf
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
Zuckerman's
Zuckerman
Corey, Ba
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