Birthday party honors Mrs Holden at Loveland home
Mrs Frank Loveland entertained the contrast bridge club on Park Street last night turning the gathering into a birthday celebration for Mrs C H Holden who will celebrate her birthday on Bundsy. Gifts were given and cake and coffee were served as the group planned a future gathering with Harald Powell as hostess at North Banter Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ard Club
C. H. Holden
Frank Loveland
Park Street
Contrast Bridge Club
Spru Ok
North Banter Street
Engagement announced for Wilma Lincoln and Robert Robison
Mr and Mrs Wallace Palmer of Corry announce the engagement of their daughter Wilma Velyn Lincoln to Pfc Robert Robison of Girard. Miss Lincoln attends Nyack College in New York and Pfc Robison is stationed at Fort Bragg North Carolina. Wedding plans are not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Lincoln
Wallace Palmer
D. 1. Corry
Velyn Lincoln
Robert Robins
Girard
Miss Lincoln
Nyack College
Nyack
Robison
Fort Bragg
Charles’ Wallace
Los Angeles
Calif
Jennie McCray
Cimax Company
Pred Hocnes
Pound Social At Nazarene Parsonage for Pastor Merriman
About thirty members and friends of the Nazarene Church gathered at the Worth Street parsonage Tuesday evening to revive a pound social for Pastor Merriman and family. Music and visiting filled the night, followed by a lunch served by Mrs. Barton Mrs. Hebers and Mrs. Anderson, as the Merriman family received a fine assortment of groceries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pound
Nazarene Parsonage
Nazarené Church
Worth Street
Merriman
Arthur ‘Barton
Louis Hebers
Martin Anderson
Bridge Club Meets At East Congress Street Home
Mrs Walter Eripa hosted a bridge gathering on East Congress street Tuesday night. Two tables played contract bridge with prizes awarded to Mrs Lester Danner Mrs Bred Binley and Mrs Louis Porni dora. Truth salad course served and next meet set for April 2 at Mrs Datner of East Westreet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Club
Walter Eripa
East Congress Street
Camden Rufiner
Lester Danner
Bred Binley
Louis Pornidora
Datner
East Westreet
Corry area notes and community life updates
Local notes report church christenings marriages and job changes plus school PTA fund raising and hospital news. Highlights include George Thomas Downey christened at St Thomas church, a teen’s spring wedding planned, Betty Lundy starting at Carroll Beauty Shop, and Sunior High School PTA raising 214.70 for hospital and school benefits.
Reynolds Matteson Wedding Announced
Miss Gladys Matteson daughter of Mr and Mrs O W Matteson of Sorry RD 3 and William R Reynolds son of Mr and Mrs Harry Reynolds of Corry RD 3 held a double ring ceremony Monday March 1 at the Union City parsonage officiated by Rev Wendell E Minnigh. The bride wore a fuchsia suit with white corsage and pearls. her sister Opal Lilley attended in gray with a pink corsage. The groom was supported by his brother Lloyd Reynolds. A reception followed at the bride’s home before a brief wedding trip. Mrs Reynolds works for A P Tea Co. Mr Reynolds for Aero Supply Mfg Co after three years in the Army Air Corps in the ETO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds-Matteson
Gladys Matteson
W. Matteson
Sorry
William R. Reynolds
Harry Reynolds
Corry
R. D
Wendell E. Minnigh
Union City
Opal H. Lilley
Lloyd Reynolds
Union’ City
Reynolds
A. & P. Tea Company
Aero Supply Mig. Co, Inc
Army Air Corps
ETO
Fairview P T A Plans Silver Tea Event
Fairview P T A held a meeting at 7:30 PM in Room 2 with 20 plus members present. Guest speaker Mrs Barnes spoke on The History of the County Schools in The Last Twenty five Years and a movie Lease On Life was shown. A silver tea fund raiser was planned for Corry Memorial Hospital Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jarvew P.T. A
J. B. Cogh
Assembly
P. TA
Russell Merritt
Vienna
Wendell Gage
Grace Middleton
P.T. A
Edward Rosabacher
E. ©. Barnes
Cotry
Barnes
T. B. Association
Evé Kepler
Raymond Blynt
John Sheehan
Rossiacher
Andrew MoKeta
Corry Memorial Hospital Fund
600 Club Meeting at Weicht Home on East Bond Street
The 600 Club met Tuesday evening with Mrs. Jennie Weicht hosting at her East Bond Street home. Two tables were in play. winners were Mrs. Clarence Mixer, Mrs. Al Hotton, and Mrs. John Newcomb. Mrs. Weicht served a salad course, crackers, cake, and coffee. The next meeting will be in April at Mrs. Newcomb's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weicht
Jenniie Weicht
East Bond Street
Clarence Mixer
al Hotton
John Newcomb
Newcomb
Erie street residents travel and service members head out
Numerous Erie residents plan evening outings and short visits while military personnel depart for duty or leave. Harry Batach travels to New York for shopping. G L Boyd returns home from Harrisburg. Charles Weston and family visit Erie then head to Cleveland. Mrs Mann expects homecoming after a visit with relatives. Paul Sutton plans a Quonset leave. Jay Hepler arrives from Great Lakes Naval Station. Jelen Beckwith enjoys SPAR leave in North Center street area. Burton Jouriet relocates to join USS Missouri crew in Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Lanston
Haughiers
Tah
Elizabeth
Piivit Street
Erie
Guy Lombarde
Imston
Hutte
Miss Lanston
Harry Batach
West Columbus Avene
New Yue Gly
Stenesis OF
Leeds
G. L. Boyd
Eing Street
Harrisburg
Charles Weston
West
Wayne Street
Nile
Walter Livetray
Robert Hit
South Center Street
Cmdr
Duane Good
Pitsbureh
D.ar- Ano
Hillstrom
East Wayneslrat
St Ssh
William Johnston
Patieheater
Jay Hepler
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Frank Hepler
Franklin
Frands
Paul Sutton
Marine Corps
Quaniiiee
Guy
Arnim Sutton
South Pacific
Jielen Beckwith
S. 1
Cleveland
Russell Beckwith
North Center Street
East Tess Street
Willismsburg
Burton dJouriet
S.1-c
Brooklyn
N. C
Missouri
Tran
Turkey
Club Social Gatherings In Oil City District Nurses Meet
The District Nurses meeting at Oil City Hospital is announced for March 13 at 2 p.m. The program features Mary Diamond of East Liverpool Hospital on The Story of Charter Byrehfield, with a luncheon at noon. Martha P. Langley of Erie Wish ing Nurses Association will speak on nursing education's public health program. Several Corry members plan to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City
Maree Assegbion
OM City
Mary Diamond
YMCA
Martha P. Langley
Erie Wishing Nurses’ Association
Corry
W C T U Meeting Notes From Tuesday Afternoon
The WG I W met at Mrs. Frank Lille home with Mrs. Ethlgh Chase presiding. Attendees included Mrs. Lillie, Mrs. Bessie Kirch, Mrs. Agnes Johnson, Mrs. Nellie Lillie, Mrs Blanche Ross, Mrs Lilian Brows, and Mrs Grace. Program featured readings from Psalm 10 and a poem Tyra Kinds of People, a prayer, and a talk on Alcoholic Revival. Grace Grace donated an amount for hospital care and eleven pounds of Christmas goods were sent to Save the Children Federation in New York City. Hostess and Mrs Bessie Kirch served refreshments after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C.T.U
I. W
Frank Lille
Ethlgh Chase
Mina Heath
Grace Grace
Save the Children Federation
New York City
Bertha Stockton
Park
Lillie
Bessie Kirch
Agnes Johnson
Nellie Lillie
Blanche
Ross
Lilian Brows
Mes. Grace
F. Armitage
Mrs Guy Sutton Hosts 500 Club Evening
Mrs Guy Sutton hosted a 500 Club event on Worth street with guest Min Carlyle Pilch. Two tables were set, prizes went to Mrs Waller Pier Mrs Robert Progiot and Mrs Adabelle Court. Sutton served salad dessert and tea to guests late in the evening. Mrs Tilloyd Thomas of Snyder Circle will host the event on April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mie Ctv Seems
Worth Street
Min
Carlyle Pilch
Waller Pier
Robert Progiot
Adabelle Court
Sutton
Tiloyd Thomas
Snyder Cirtle
Elf
Salvation Army Dinner Supports Foreign Mission Work
The Salvation Army held a well attended dinner sponsored by the Ladies' Home League at the base last evening. Mrs. Nolan Shipman served as general chairman and reported proceeds from the dinner will aid foreign missionary work. Rotary Club members and wives attended, with servings from 4:00 to 7:00 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Home League of the Salvation Army
Nolan Shipman
Me Rotary Club
Rebekah Officers Elected at Lady Pradklin Rett Lodge
The Lady Prudklin Rett Lodge met at the TO. O. F. Hall at eight o'clock. Mrs. Florence Hawenstein presided. Mrs. Plarence Trostle elected noble graph and Mr. Alma Erickson chosen trustee for eighteen months. Installment set for April 1. Mary Walker won first prize in games. Committee Hunenstein and Sadie Dyckes served a salad course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekahs
Pradklin Rett
Hunenstein
Sadie Dyckes
Masonic Party Honors Templars With Dinner and Program
The Rights Templar and their wives gathered at the Masonic Temple for a monthly dinner and meeting. A 6:90 o'clock ham dinner fed 67 attendees with pink and white table decor. A varied program featured saxophone by Jack Whitehead, vocal duets by Miss Jean Marie Johnston and Mr. Whitehead, piano solos by Miss Mira Heerlem, a solo by Johan Bassbacher, and an Irish folk dance by Misses Marilyn and Wilma Ray Ingram. The group enjoyed social time and games afterward. Committee members hosting included Mrs Lavina Bush Mrs William Ingram Mrs ad Haight Mrs Delbert Robinson Mrs John Rickers and Mor Ingram. The next meeting is set for April 16 with Mrs Wallace Young in charge of the dinner committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic
Rights Templar
Masonic Temple
Evenig
Jack Whitehead
Jean Maria Johnston
Mr. Whitehead
Marilyn
Wilma Ray Ingram
Lavina Bush
William Ingram
Ad Haight
Delbert Robinson
John Rickers
Mor
Ingram
Wallace Young
Chevrolet Dealers Meet at Thomas Motors for Film Showings
A group of Chevrolet dealers and workers gathered last evening at Thomas Motors Company to view five films on the 1946 Chevrolet and its construction. Ralph Smith, Buffalo field zone representative, and Mr. Steven of Fisher Body attended. the former presided. Ten men from Erie, seven from Union City, and two from Clymer attended. Light refreshments were served afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevrolet
Thomas Motors
Thomas Motors Company
Ralph Smith
Buffalo Field Zone
Steven
Fisher Body
Ion City
Clymer
Bing
Golden Lax Tablets Offer Relief for Sluggish Bowels
Hundreds suffer sluggish bowels causing headaches bad skin and bad breath. Try Golden Lax Tablets to ease accumulated gas and restore comfort and health. Available 38c and 50c at all druggists.
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Rm Rew Theatre
Thomas Motor Co
Florida
George Thomas Downey
Tom
St. Thomas’ Church
J. H. Brigham
City
Iy Downey
Parsons
East Frederick Street
Mildred Denton
Sunior High School
Ito the Corry Memorial Hospital Fund
Cora Dawson
Ward
Thomas Holden
Frank Grice
Coy Hospital
E. J. Wright
Stanley
Salt- Late City
Utah
A. Yooms
Betty Lundy
Carroll Beauty Selon
Orra-Jean
Betty
Glenn Stearns
Pvt
Evan. Roberts
Fort Monmouth
N. J
New York
Evan
Mary Patterson
East Church Street
Frank Bliss
Wee Gibbs
Hydetown
Harry Lamona
Arthur Evans and Sons
West Smith Street
Wesleyville
Evans
Model Dairy
Sanitary Farm
Albert J. Allison
Washington, Pa
Dan Taggert
Gripsholm
Sweden
Dorothy Livenspire
Spartansburg
Sarah Stearns
Erle
Elgin
Lovell's
Tiker Brady
Fred Tinley
Corry Hospital
A. Bruce Smith
F. J. Foyle
C. H. Fixinesald
Hotel
Arthur Creighton
E. J. Roach
Murray Olds
J. F. Needham
Smith
Fogle
M. Agnes Lynch
Ernest, Feldhus
Ruth Bennett
R. ¢, Anderson
Helen
Tris Tadice
Fairview P.T.A
Guy Sutton
Salvation Army
Zuckerman
City Cab Company
YNEM
Ment
Ritz Restaurant
Lanston
South Center St
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