Y Activities For The Week Announced
Secretary Sholmbarger Luday is sued the following announcement of the week's activities. The weekly Senior High night program opens at Emmanuel Episcopal Church tomorrow at 4 30. The Gray supper will be held with gathering of the GHI Y. Cub schedule 7 30. Friday at 7 o'clock the Tuning High night's gentuities at the center. Saturday morning at 2078 the grae school children will be shown Kiplin's Cleplyant Boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sholmbarger Luday
Joel ¥. M
Copal
Kiplin
Corry area war notes and local arrivals
Local residents report war updates and homefront notices alongside a lengthy roster of visiting friends and family. Many Corry families welcome returning service members from training and overseas, while neighbors share birthday plans, school classes, and weekend trips to nearby towns.
Birthday greetings for Teddy and city event notes
A fragmented note recalls a birthday for Teddy and a formal introduction of Spike Jones, leader of the City Sliekery, with Judy Doris McCray now employed at the A and P on Center and Washington streets after leaving Montgomery Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vic Cragy
Cleveland
Spike" Jones
Sliekery “1
Judy Doris McCray
A & P Ste
Center
Washington Streets
Montgomery Wariaoye
How to Make Special Fish Chowders and Chowder Recipes
Readable text provides several chowder methods using cod haddock or salmon. Methods include stock bases with water onion parsley and butter, plus variations with shrimp clams and extra flavoring. Stepwise: simmer vegetables in stock, add fish, then finish with butter and seasonings. Also offers simpler cod chowder and English style chowder with bouillon and potatoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Adams
Scone
Ash Vowtley
Courthouilier
Voli
England
Readers Met Monday With Mrs Brown
The Readers group met Monday after an afternoon on Mision Street with Mrs Willis Brown and four members present. Mrs John A Wilson led a talk on Modern Rome, followed by a humorous speech by Mrs Crowe and a pronunciation exercise by Mrs Minnis Bonsted. Mrs Brown and Mrs Bert Stockton served refreshments as the social hour concluded. The next meeting is scheduled with Mrs Co FP McCray on March 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Willis Brown
Mision Street
John A. Wi Jnsophy
Plb
Sullivan
Rome
CF. Crowe
Minnis Bonsted
Bert Stocktoh
Co. FP
McCray
Dinner Party At Hotel Corry Last Night
A dinner at Hotel Corry honored Mrs Faull Quinlist and Mrs Rathi vite Abbey Ten attended and enjoyed a delicious dinner at 6 20 Yolonk then visited the home of Mrs Harold Brown on North Center street for more visiting. Hostess served cakes and water to the guests including Mrs Russell Sterna and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Chase
Hotel Corry
Faull Quinlist
Rathivite
Harold Brown
North Center Street
Aerverd Sais Samilwiehts
Russell Sterna
Mag
Herold Cae
Soshann Mis
Enid Oakdwell
Airs
Toya Stowe
M.S. Reynalds
Joan Yinlick
Aav
Mrs Wright Honored At East Washington Shower
Mrs James Wright was guest of honor at a Friday evening shower party at Mrs William Balon home East Washington street. Attendees included Mrs Burch Gordon Mrs William Webster Mrs Lenn Bloss Miss Mary Hiyiewich and Miss Gloria Gordon. Visiting was enjoyed and the hostess served lunch. Mrs Wright received many beautiful gifts from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
James Wright
Willam Balon
East Washington Sirest
Burch Gordon
William Webster
Lenn Bloss
Mary Hi
Hospital Auxiliary Welcomes New Members at Corry Hospital
The Hospital Auxiliary held a regular meeting at the Nurses' Home at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Percy Gorbin presided. Three new members were welcomed: Mr. Moris Chapin, Miss fruth Benet, and Miss Martha easton. The next meeting date will be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Hospital
Welock
Percy Gorbin
Aventine Hawless Wes
Welmed
Moris Chapin
Fruth Benet
Martha Eiston
Lylan
C J Group Honors Miss King At Dinner
The Gerry James town linekeeping party honored Ming Roberts King RN who has been a plant nurse and is commissioned in the Navy Nurse Corps. A phonic meta will direct the girls including Virginia Aikens Thelma McMillen Phyllis Akati Mildred Young Ben Southworth Carolyn Anderdon Eleanor Bridwin. Miss King received a pleasant gift in remembrance.
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C.J
Miss King
Gerry-Jamestown
Benigine
Holcony
Ming Roberts King
Benl
Navy Nurse Corps
Virginia Aikens
Monthly meeting of West of the Date Line Circle hosts
Mrs Stephen Brooks hosted W. 5, C, 5 Circle No 1 for their regular monthly meeting at her East South Street home. Thirty-one members and four guests attended. Mrs Zuelta McElroy led devotions and presided at order. A review of West of the Date Line was presented by Mrs Romund Baty, with Mrs Roland Hasbrouce also reviewing missionary work in the South Pacific. Mrs LeRoy Cady conducted routine business, social time followed with games led by Mrs G C Warner. Refreshments by Mrs Brooks Miss Florence Brooks and Roussell. Next meeting set for April 2 at Mrs John Fuller’s home.
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Withwn Halon
East Wash
Hingto Street
Ohio
Mise Duvotty
Andy McKela
Rda
Virgil Reaves
He Hotel
Bennett
East South Street
Ay Lanston
Park Street
Erie
Shera
Cleveland
George Mullick
Cisilaven
Eddy
Pally
Johnstown
Cony
George Boyd
Smith ‘Nivy Street
LeRoy Hoy
Richard West
Shellan
Panama
Jerry Hoyt
West Pleasant Street
Guy Yeager
Bolivar
W. YI
Henry Roden
Fourth Avenue
David Crawford
New You
Gily
Gurl
R. Neilon
East Smith Street
Hoy Hushwid
Bash Bond
Maude Lord
Wiets Vouy
Mielur Cringe
Spring Street
Danny Cochran
Beis
Bis Uuu
M. & Reed West Plea Tech
Diinies Roden
Merry Roden
Wilbur Whitehead
Seni
Jurdouele
Tuily
Allen
Well Sea Corry
Wilmington
Del
Tal
Garrie Allen
Bess Coflisch
Easl ‘Smith Street
John Catallu
Fron Camp Wheeler
For & Seyohday
Carl Ciaifi
Alton, Rabe
Loday
le Raymond Mig. Corp
Stephen Brooks
Tiely
Zuelta McElroy
Mund Baty
South Pacific
Roland Hasbrouce
Whcn
LeRoy Cady
GC. Warner
Ginger Oread
Brooks
Florence Brooks
Corry Air Corps Officer Engagement Announced
Mr and Mrs Herbert Small announce the engagement of their daughter to Hoylon St Haylen of Gulfport Miss The couple plan a Gulfport wedding in April The bride elect is a graduate of Floyds Eiah Schon and Dranghon's Business College and has worked in Washington DC The groom elect is the son of Mr and Mrs Lao Haylen of West Park Place He graduated from St Edward's High School attended the University of Cincinnati and now serves as a second lieutenant bombardier in the Army Air Corps stationed as a B 17 instructor at Gulfport
United Brethren Women Hold Bible Class Meeting
The U B Women’s Bible Class met at Mrs Chutes Keppel’s East Irving Street home with 13 members and 3 guests. Devotions led by Mrs Bess DeLury opened proceedings. President Mrs Allen Doolittle conducted business and a social dessert course followed. Next meeting set for March 26.
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U. B
United Brethren Church
Chutes Keppell
Walter Keppel
East Irving Street
Bess DeLury
Allen Tdoolittle
Daughter Bert In and Mes Jack Cochran TZ7 Grant Avenue Erie
A fragment notes a birth at Corry Hospital yesterday with references to Bert In and Mes Jack Cochran and a Grant Avenue address in Erie. The readable portion implies a newborn and parental names in a local notice context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Daughiter
Bert
Jack Cochran
Grant Avenue
Erie
Corry Hospital
The Junior Offs play Thin Tee enters stages of vomysletian
Director F Lowe Edwards notes the Junior Class play Thin Tee is progressing with faithful rehearsals before and after class. The show will be staged Friday March 16 at 8 o clock with a Thursday matinee. The Edwards family saga includes Daffy reeling from romance, a visiting Cousin Mathilda, and a custody of a disembodied ear driving chaos with love interest Jerry Burns. Tickets are available from the Junior Class or Rexall Dry Store before curtain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Lowe Edwards
Briday
Elis
Edwards
Daffy
Cleopatra
Mathilda
Sue
Datfy
Dafty
Ege
Jerry Burns
Rexall Dry Store
Auditorian
Mentor Club Studies American Crafts
The Mentor Club met at Mrs. Gilbert Boyd’s King Street home with twelve members present. Members displayed woven looms and other crafts, while Mrs. Holden spoke on items she wove. Brief readings on Occupsional Therapy, Hand Sewing, and Pottery were given by several members. The next meeting is planned for March igh at Miss Louise Willkins’s South Center Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crafts
Mentor Club
Gilbert Boyd
King Street
Evar
CU. Holden
Aud
Harley Johnson
Ej, Tobias
Porter Auer
Stanley Anderson Speakers at BPW Club Meeting
The BPW Club met in Hay Block Takircll Rooms with Miss Til Ian Murry presiding. Stanley Anderson spoke on inflation. committee reports were reviewed. plans for March 19 include a social event and program announcement. Lillian Spaulding, from Washington DC, arrived for a five day visit with Mr. and Mrs. M. I. Spaulding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Anderson
BP. W. Club
Takircll
Hay Block
Til Ian Murry
Agnes Lynett
Plitn
Anderson
Clinton McLeasi
Donald Hull
Milton Zaleneck
Miry Higgins
Hter
McLean
Lillian Spaulding
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Washington, D. C
Carty
Mrs. M. 1
Spaulding
Spring Street
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