Meat and Romance film shown at Rits Restaurant club meeting
Kinvallis lab members enjoyed the motion picture Meat and Romance shown at Rits Restaurant last evening. Produced by the National Livestock and Meat Board to inform consumers on buying cooking carving and serving meat and its nutritious value. Ralph Foster and Richard Bachoiner were welcomed as new members, Rowland Roberts and Sam Wagner attended with twenty seven members present.
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Kinvallis Lab
Reeuler
Lub
Miss Doris Tucker Bride of Corp John J Wilcox
In Baltimore Maryland on Wednesday morning at 11 o clock Miss Doris Tucker of Baltimore and Annapolis became the wife of Corporal John J Wilcox son of Mr and Mrs 8 D Wilcox of this city The ceremony was in the Chapel of Remembrance Saint Michael and All Angels attended by immediate families A wedding reception followed The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Bewin Tucker The groom is stationed at Fort George C Meade with Company W third Tank Destroyer Battalion
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John J. Wilcox
D. Wilcog
Doris ‘Tucker
Baltimore
Church of St. Michael and All Angels
Hencobel Gordon
Bewin
Tucker
Babe Imore
Annapolis
Cpl. Witcox
Fort George C. Meade
Miss Mary Cowles Wed to George Schroeck in Erie
Corry D. announces the marriage of Miss Mary Cowles of 810 Reed Street Erie to George Schroek of 104 East Lith Street Erie. Ceremony held February 12 at St. Ann’s Church, performed by Rev. J. B. Feeney. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Vernon Rulasd. The couple planned a Buffalo and Canada trip and will reside after April 15 at 630 East 8th Street Erie. The bride employed at Trask Company, groom at Brie Art Metal Company.
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Mary Cowles
Geo. Schroeck
Lawrence Bromley
Corry D
Reed Street
Erle
George Schroesk
East Lith
St. Ann's
J. B. Feeney
Vernon Rulasd
Johnny Knolls
Buffalo
Canada
Schroeck
Trask Company
Bre
Brie Art ‘Metal Company
East Bth. Street
Erie
May Day Dessert Bridge Planned by GOP Women
Erie county Republican Women met at the Boston Store for luncheon and outlined a May Day event on May 2 at the Masonic Temple. Mrs. Fredham Berton was named general chair, with Mrs. Fried Pope as vice chair and Mrs. Pewl Stover as reservations head. FA Todd Lloyd of Wesleyville schools spoke on building morale in children, noting schools would aid defense activities and describing group play coordination to teach obedience.
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GOP County Council
Erie County Couttess
Rehoboth Class Feted At Backwards Party
Mr and Mrs P P Parker entertained the Rehoboth Class of the United Brethren church at East South Street last evening with a backwards party. Thirty two members attended as guests said goodbye first then enjoyed refreshments. Games followed and at the end everyone bid hello. The gathering was described as unique and enjoyable.
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Rehoboth
P. P. Parker
United Brethreni Church
East South Street
Parker
Celebrate Silver Wedding Anniversary Sitter Family
Mr and Mrs Glen Sitter of Youngsville celebrate their twenty fifth wedding anniversary with nine family members enjoying a dinner at the Pittsfield Inn early this week. Mr Sitter, a former resident of the city, was recognized.
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Glen Sitter
Youngsville
Pittsfield Inn
Siter
Charmanta Club Guests at Berg Home in Union City
Mrs. John Berg hosted the Charmanta Club at her Union City home on Thursday afternoon. The gathering featured a 500 prize and a tureen supper. Winners were Mrs. Arthur Root and Mrs. Mer Danner, with several local members listed as attendees.
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Charmanta Club
Berg
John Berg
Union City
Arthur Root
Mer Donner
Indies
P. 8. Weed
Clyde Hell
This City
Cleo Boyd
Sme
Root
Danner
Edwin Is Jackson
William Johnson
John Xylander
Alonso Pratt
United Brethren Ladies Aid Meets For Sewing Project
The U B Ladies Aid met with Mrs. Ross Fleming to sew Red Grass skirts for their protest. Members included Mrs. Harley Marsh Clara Schell Gertrude Fitch and Guy Bennink who served refreshments. Next meeting set for Thursday at Mrs Bennink's South Center Street home.
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U. B. Ladies Aid
Ross Fleming
United Brethren Ladies Aid
Fleming
Harley Marsh
Clara Schell
Gertrude Fitch
Guy Bennink
Aid
Thurssday
Bennink
South Center Street
Slippery Rock honors Miss Alberta McElroy in honor frat
Miss Alberta McElroy daughter of Mrs Zulia McElroy South Center street and senior at Slippery Rock State Teachers College was initiated in the new Mu Epsilon Theta honorary male fraternity last Friday evening. Miss McElroy a native member of the Slippery Rock Singers the college orchestra and string ensemble roped into campus life through musical talent.
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Corry
Slippery Rock
Alberta McElroy
Zulia McElroy
South Center Street
Slippery Rik State Teachers College
Mu Epsilon ‘Theta
McElroy
Slippery Rock Singers
Bridge Club Meeting Hosted by Mrs Davis at West Conpres Street
Mrs Horton J. Davis entertained the bridge club at her home with Mrs Walter Scott and Mrs Prank Dole winning the award. A de- lighted evening featured refreshments. The next meeting is set for March 26 at Mrs H K Powell's home on North Center Street Thisday.
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Bridge Club
H. J. Davis
Horton J. Davis
West Conpres Street
Walter Scott
Prank ‘Dole
Davis
H. K. Powell
North Center Strri
Forests Of The Night And Other Books Review Roundup
Kenneth Dayis’s In the Forests of the Night is praised for relentless pursuit of a doomed hunter’s arc through 302 pages though it veers repetitious. Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings’s Cross Creek is a vivid portrait of a Florida settlement and its people, celebrated as life itself. Sean OCasey’s Pictures in the Hallway is a Dublin youth memoir with sharp Treland issues. William S Weiss’s How to Keep Out of Trouble frames a lawyer’s paralytic turn into a practical advisory work. Tin Chase’s Baskeperfect offers autobio humor and Hollywood satire, while Pierre Lazareff’s Dead Hine and Marquis Childs’ This Your War provide war-era memoirs and analysis. Schubert’s Sea Boyer in Conflict comments on naval power, and Genevieve Tabouls’s They Called Into Gaesandra closes the round.
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Jonn Selby
Kenneth
Dais
Houghton
Sean O'Casey
Macmillan
O'Casey
O’casey
Dublin
St. Barnabas Church
Treland
Jane
Mr. Welat
Knox
Mr. Weiss
Weles
Tas Yek
Piarre Lazareff
Lazareft
Paris-Soir
France
Paul Schubert
Boyer
Mr. Schubert
Students Run County Government in Erie YMCA Session
Fifty youths from across Erie County took over county offices for a day in a hands on civics session. Corry High students Bud Banner Martie Wallace and Frank Brigham served in roles. the day included a mock grand jury court visits to the county home and jail, reports to 300 peers, and an address on citizenship by Judge W B Hirt. The event, sponsored by the YMCA with YMCA and YWCA backing, ended with entertainment and a recreation hour.
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Giri
Erie Canety
Corry High School
Bud Banner
Martie Wallace
Frank Brigham
Ellis
Burton R. Laub
W. B. Hirt
Court
House
YMCA
Reneau
Ywca of
Erie
Corry
Local Births Reported in Corry Area
A son was born last evening at Corry Hospital to Mr and Mrs Kenneth Sales of Corry R D 1 with Mrs Gates formerly Miss Mary Tamelik. A son arrived yesterday afternoon at Garry Hospital to Mr and Mrs John Haehn of Snyder Circle Fairhaven. A son was born this morning at Corry Hospital to Mr and Mrs Donald Bigelow of West Pleasant Street. Mrs Bigelow is formerly Miss Pauline Wastman.
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Dork
Corry Hospital
Kenneth Sales
Corry, R. D
Gates
Mary Tamelik
John Haehn
Snyder Gircle
Fairhaven
Garry Hospital
Donald Bigelow
West Pleasant Street
Enjoyable Washington PTA Program
The Washingtons J A met at Washington School on Wednesday afternoon and enjoyed a PTA program. First and second grades sang songs including Latte Plissy Willow America and Rock a Bye. Walter Boot spoke on air raid wardens and Corry air raid protection. Mrs. Stanley Nichols presided as plans for the school fair were discussed. Refreshments were served by hostesses Lawrence Vanderhoof Clifford Lawson Louis Jackson and Clarence Cox.
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Helen Coburn
Walter Boot
Corry
Stanley Nichols
Lawrence Vanderhoof
Clifford Lawson
Louis Jackson
Clarence Cox
New Elk Lodge Officers Elected In Corry Elks Meeting
Carry Lodge of Elkis Cony Lodge No. 76 held its regular meeting on North Canter Street last evening electing officers Guy Abbey exalted ruler William Ayers leading knight Edward Berry loyal knight William Roehke lecturing knight Horton Davis secretary and W W Hammond trustee for five years Charles Peabing delegate to the Grand Lodge with Abbey as alternate New officers to be installed April 2 by Meadville Lodge 219 with candidates for Corry Lodge initiation.
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Carry Lodge
Elkis Cony Lodge
North Canter Street
Guy E. Abbey
William W. Ayers
Edward M Berry
William J. Roehke
Horton J. Davis
W. W. Hammond
Charles Peabing
Grand Lodge
Abbey
Meadville Lodge
Corry
N B Club Hosts Meeting At Mrs Fitch Home
Mrs Mes Frank Fitch entertained the N B Club at her Corry home with a short business meeting planning the next gathering at Mrs SJ Baker’s 140 Hatch Street on Tuesday April 7. Twelve members and one guest attended as games followed and prizes went to Mita William Bloss and Miss Bila Bell Rostle with a salad chirse served.
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Frank Fitch
Corry
N. B. Club
SJ Baker
Hatch Street
Prises
Mita
William Bloss
Bila Bell Rostle
Wiliam Edmond
Mrs Hughes Hosts Club Gathering at West Washington
Mrs Marshall Hughes entertained her club last evening at her home on West Washington street. Prizes for five hundred were awarded to Glenn Dickson, Mrs Dorr Clark, and Mrs Robert Patterson. Refreshments of sandwiches cookies and tea and toffee were served to guests including Mrs Merle Xolstee Mrs Edward Jerome Mrs Willam Johnson and Mrs George McManon.
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Marshall Hughes
West Washington Street
Glenn Dickson
Dorr Clark
Robert Patterson
Hughes
Merle Xolstee
Edward Jerome
Willam Johnson
George McManon
W R C Realizes Sum At Supper Meeting
The W R C held a Thursday afternoon meeting at the Masonic Temple before a chicken supper hosted by the organization. A fine amount was realized from the event as Mrs. Kirk Brown contributed to a tureen dinner and quilts. the supper drew strong support and ended successfully.
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W.R. C
Masonic ‘Temple
Kirk Brown
Brook Street
Farewell Party For Rey and Abrams Family
Abrams and Mrs Gordon Rey were honored at a farewell gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs Merle Long at 452 East Wayne Street. About eighty four members of the Christian Missionary Alliance church attended, sharing time for visiting and refreshments. Rey will deliver a farewell sermon Sunday before departing for Alton Illinois.
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Rey
Abrams Rey
Mes. Gordon
Abrams
Merley Long
East
Wayne Street
The
Christian Missionary Alliance Church
Smd
Alton
Miss Ruth Garrity Feted at Shower
Mrs. E. W. Harmon hosted a surprise shower for Miss Ruth Garrity at her home 252 East Pleasant sites. Music and games entertained guests including Mrs. William Halvist and Miss Florence Tayrsom ail Miss Irene Kovech. A light lunch was served and favors were tiny brides.
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E. W. Harmon
Ruth Gamily
East Pleasant
William Halvist
Florence Tayrsom
Irene. Kovech
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