Presbyterian Woman’s Missionary Society Elects Officers
The Presbyterian Women’s Missionary Society met in the church parlors at three. Mrs. G W Waggoner Mrs C F McCray Miss Margaret McDonald and Mrs A O Sandburg hosted. Mrs C G F McCray was elected president Ida Linendell vice president A O Sandburg secretary Lott Bonsteel treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Society
Presbyterian Women's Missionary Society
G. W. Waggoner
C. F. McCray
Margaret McDonald
A. 0. Sandburg
Lotta Honsteel
McCray
CG. F. McCray
Ida Linendell
Lott. Bonsteel
Franklin
Tucson
Arizona
Bonsiael
John Rickers
Asia
Africa
Latin America
Baptist Men's Brotherhood Holds Second Meeting
The new Baptist Men's Brotherhood met last evening at Ralph Carroll's East South Street home. Bruce Thomas led devotions on Proverbs chapter one. President H. H. Redding oversaw a constitutional adoption and committee appointments. Rev. Frandcis Whiteman spoke on Brotherhood. music by Frank Sherwood and Clifford Redding accompanied contests and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Group
Msn Atomine Asapist Church
Ralph Carroll
East South Street
Bruce Thomas
H. H. Redding
Frandcis Whiteman
Frank Sherwood
Clifford Redding
Mrs Martin McGraw New President VFW Auxiliary
The VFW Auxiliary met at the post on West Washington Street to elect officers for the year. Mrs Martin McGraw was chosen president with Grace Blu Miller as vice president and Pra Miller as Junior vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin McGraw
VFW
Yj. W
St Patrick's Day party hosted by Salvation Army League
A St Patrick’s Day social for Salvation Army League members and guests was held at the Salvation Army Hall on East Washington Street. Activities included table games and team contests in the recreation rooms, followed by a brief devotional service and refreshments by hostesses Mrs. M. L. Satterlee and Miss Grace Hatch. Each attendee received a shamrock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army League
Salvation Army Hall
East Washington Street
M. L. Satterlee
Grace Hatch
Indy
Almira Heerlein Celebrates 12th Birthday With Friends
Friends surprised Miss Almira Louise Heerlein at home on North Center Street after school. The party featured games and contests followed by cake and ice cream. Refreshments were styled in St. Patrick's colors and Almira received gifts from her friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almira Louise Heerlein
A. Hy Heerlen
North Centar Street
St. Patrick's
Almira
Mrs Marel Kolstee Hosts Card Club Evening
Mrs Marel Kolstee entertained Mire Tistee as hostess for her card club at Spring Street home. Two tables of five hundred provided pleasant pastime while guests included Mrs Walter McEloy, Mrs William Johnson, Mrs Marshall Hughes and Mrs Glenn Dickson. Hostess served salad and rolls. Mrs Dickson to host the group next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marel Kolstee
Mim
Mire Tistee
Spring Street
Walter McEloy
William Johnson
Marshall Hughes
Glenn Dickson
Local residents on visits and returns to Corry area
Jack Pitts on a three day pass arrived from Nortons Virginia for a city visit. Mrs Donald Hovey and daughter Judy Sherman spend the week with Perry Hovey on North Center street. Mrs Paul Bigelow and Dorothy West Pleasant street retired to Corry from Portville and Bolivia. Ben Cort former Corry resident returned to Pine Lake New York after a visit. Mrs Inc Fenter and daughters Anna and Cornelia June went to Buffalo after visiting Corry. Mrs G E Bennett returns from Rochester Minnesota with Capt Edgar Deissler and family. Cpl TaRue Hamilton leaves for Camp Blanchard Florida after furlough with family. Miss Tris Nunes Scranton business visit. Air Cadet Albert Fox home from Greenville Mississippi due to grandmother Anna Fos death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Pitts
Sesman
Nortons
Donald Hovey
Judy
Sherman
Perry Hovey
North Center Street
Paul Bigelow
Dorothy
West Pleasant Street
Corry
Portville
Bolivia
Minn
Edgar Deisster
Deissler
Peter
Cpl
TaRue’ Hamilton
Kay
LaVern Hamilton
Camp Blanchard
Fla
Tris Nunes
Scranton
Albert. Fox
Greenville
Miss
Anna Fos
Dorcas Class Hosts Twenty Eight at Methodist Church
The Dorcas Sunday school class of the Methodist church met with Mrs. Tracy Whitehead hosting twenty eight members. Devotions were led by Mrs. G W Anthuts with studies on Jesus Crucified Sacredness of Life and Resurrection. Members voted to donate to the John Lloyd family and the Red Cross local chapter and planned an April 5 Teen dinner with Mrs R S Dessey as chair. Hostesses served salad and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas
Tracy Whitehead
Methodist Church
G. W. Anthuts
Reeson
Jesus
John Lioyd
The
Red Cross
R. 8. Dessey
Whitehead
N. L. Bogden
Ray Wolford
Robert Brown
Sunday School Class Dinner and Contest Plan
The J. O. class of the Presbyterian Sunday School held a dinner at the church with ten members and teacher Mrs. J. Fredrick Kinley. They met for a business session to wrap up a class contest ending Easter week. the losing team will host a 2 dollar dinner for the winners in Pittsfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O
Presbyteriant
Mercers
J. Fredrick Kinley
Pittsfield
Aid Plans To Serve Pollyanna Banquet For Amici Sewing Circle
The Ladies Aid Society of the Church of the Brethren in Christ met at Mrs. Fred Schreus home on East Frederick Street. Devotions and a business session were followed by sewing on a quilt. Plans were made to serve the Pollyanna banquet for the Amici Sewing Circle on April 4. Mrs Schreus and Mr John Banks will provide sandwiches and coffee to members. The Aid will meet next Wednesday with Mrs Walter Keppel on East Bond Street.
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A. B. Aid
Ladies Aid Society
The
Church of Tiited Brethren In Christ
Fred Schreus
East Frederick Street
Meme
Amici
Schteus Wes
John Banks
Aid
Walter Keppel
Bond Street
WACs Win Right to Wear Bridal Gowns in Uniform
The War Department loosens dress rules allowing WACs to wear wedding gowns. Previously restricted to serviceable attire, enlisted and officer women in WACs may now don gowns for marriages and ceremonies. Navy and Marine units already relaxed dress norms. The change reflects shifting attitudes toward military women's uniforms and personal tradition.
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Wacs
Associated Press
Washington
War Department
Ariy
Initogni
Meyer
Kale
Rousseau
Sifin
Lacy
Krazyates Honor Mrs. Paulson Jr on Liberty Street Party
Krazyates met with Mrs. H Paulson Jr to honor her birthday at her Liberty Street home. Mrs Wesley Besman and Mrs Walter Paulson won the hundred faced entertainment prizes. Guests included Mr and Mrs Clarence Lowe Mr and Mrs Robert Hunt Mr and Mrs Wilbur Whitehind Mrs Maxwell Devereaux Mr and Mrs Harry Paulson Jr Mrs Walter Paulson and Miss Shirley Dickinson with plans to entertain in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krazyates
H. Paulson, Jr
Memibers
Kineyate Lab
Harry Paulson, Jr
Liberty Street
Wesley Besman
Walter Paulson
Paulson
Lab
Clarence Lowe
Robert Hunt
Wilbur Whitehnd
Maxwell Devereaux
Hany Paulson
Shirley Dickinson
Dickinson
Mary and Martha Sunday School Elects New Officers
Elmer Sharer was elected President of the Mary and Martha Sunday school class at a meeting last evening at Mrs. J. B. Patterson's home on Southcenter Street. New officers include vice-president Mrs. Joseph Bherwoods treasurer Mrs. J. B. Patterson secretary Mrs. Marion Rumbaugh and assistant secretary Mrs. Louis Lundy. The opening devotions were by Mrs. Blanche Love who spoke on St. Luke. The group discussed buying new drapes for the redecorated room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Sharer
J. B. Patterson
Southcester Street
Joseph—Bherwoods
Marion Rumbaugh
Louis Lundy
Blanche Love
St. Luke
H. B. Smith
Helen Spencer
Patsy Skinner
Ruth Lindsley
Wave Perkins
Mary Anderson
Pomeroy Farewell Noted By Junior High Staff
Junior High faculty and families gathered at Pilisfield Inn last evening to honor Mr and Mrs W C Pomeroy who are moving to Wesleyville. Supt and Mrs R Dewey attended. dinner served and program presented by Principal HL G Wote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Pomeroy
Jr. High
R. 5
Dewey
Pilisfield Inn
Wesleyville
HL Gwote
Fireman Hurt In Warren Crash
Arnold Pittigerald 42 a member of the borough fire department was taken to Warren General Hospital with possible internal injuries after an oil tanker veered into a rut on Sugar Run road in McKean county. He suffered lacerations below the right eye and on the upper lip and the tip of a finger was severed. Ray Anderson of North Warren drove the tanker and escaped injury as state police investigated the crash. Fitzgerald was a passenger in the cab.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Arnold Pittigerald
Warren General Hospital
Sugar Run
McKean County
Smellport
Ray Anderson
North Warren
Fitzgerald
Six Alarm Fire Ravages Pittsburgh Apartments
A six alarm blaze in the Parkway, Hobart and Wigitmatt streets in Squirrel Hill sent 24 families fleeing to the street and caused about 25000 dollars in damage. Fire Chief William J. Davis said the fire started at the rear of the first floor and raced up a ventilating shaft, damaging the entire four story U shaped brick building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Parkway Apartments
Hobart
Wigitmatt
Squirrel Hill
William J. Davis
Davis
Petersons Welcome Son and Rowleys Welcome Daughter
A son was born last evening at the Tooa Hospital to Mr and Mrs Paul Peterson of 419 East Washington Street. A daughter arrived this morning at Cory Hospital to Mr and Mrs Guy Rowley of Spartansburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bor
Roy Merritt
Marlon Street
Tooa Hospital
Paul Peterson
East Washington Street
The
Cory Hospital
Guy Rowley
Spartansburs
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