Burishayat and Kelley Seen in Meadville Visit
Leonard Burishayat of Ashtabula and Miss Eotelle Kelley spent Sunday in Meadville with her parents Mr and Mrs C F Burk. They observed her morning work at the Loblaw store on West Frederick Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Burishayat
Ashtabula
Eotelle Kelley
Instove
Ohio
Meadville
Angeline Baressi
Erie
A.C. Hackenbers
Jean Pield
Snapp
Sheffield
Bess Carlisch
East Smith Street
Washington, D.C
Wellsboro
Warren Thomas
Corry
Ann Sekerak
New York City
Trenton
N. J
New York
Sekerak
Mort Camp
Jennie Alam
Betty Jane Dahlstrand
W. Bruce Bilsworth
Maple Javenne
Chi
Emgo
Bitlsworth
Corry- Jamestown Manufacturing Corporation
Annn Rydd
Crown, Pa
George Downey
East Wayne Street
Chives Amy
Irene
Clymer
Amy
William Fardini
Ida B. Moore
Sarah Hipple
Tinion City
Twenteth
John Brophy
Duntkill
Perry Hovey
North Center Street
J. A. McQuiston
Nancy
John
Jamestown
N Y
Maple Avenue
Grace Farrington
Sandusky
Dorothy Willams
R. No
Kano
W. W. Graham
John Ohrn
Nella Racke
Charles H. Ravle
South Center Street
Roy R. Parker
Emma Lindquist
Walter Prechind
N.Y
Rose G. Fehlman
Charlotte Ann
J. A. VerMilyea
Winifred Carlson
Richard Cole
Harry Anderson
Richard Merker
Jack
A. Merker
Frewsburg
Spring Creek
Margaret Rounds
Dan Prewatt
Danny
Titusville
Charles Pelking
Vivian Pim
Girard
Perry
Plum
Jacqua Beauty School
Lewis Hovey
Pittsburgh
Glenn Donallrn
Spring Creeks
Claude Fralick
Jack Bawyer
Elsie Hudson
Nelle Lindel
Tionesta
Corry Socialites Attend Metropolitan Opera Week
Corry residents and music lovers plan to attend the Metropolitan Opera Company’s Festival Opera Week in Cleveland. Opening night Otello features Martinelli and Jepson. other performances include Louise with Grace Moore. Die Walkure with Flagstad. Thais with John Charles Thomas. Manor with Kiepura. Lohengrin with Flagstad. Lucia di Lammermoor with Lily Pons. Local attendees include Mrs. B. B. Hawkins and daughter Martha Marie, Miss Hilda Schenker, Miss Ann Sekerak, and many others as weekend visitors and supporters attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Lyers of Corry
Metropolitan Opera Company
Festival Opera
Cleveland
Martinelli
Tibbett
Helen Jepson
Charpentier
Louise
Grace Moore
Bullman
Pings
Flagstad
Melchair
Lawrence
John Charles Thomas
Tokatyan
Lily Pons
Pinas
B. B. Hawkins
Martha Marie
H. Keppel
Barbara Ann
Hilda Schenker
Elwood J. Hinmsey
Mina L. Terry
Births Log At Corry Hospital With Local Names
A daughter was born Saturday evening at 9 58 at Corry hospital to Mr and Mrs Cornelius Wigget of Clymer NY weighing 9 pounds ? oz Mrs Wiggens formerly Mildred Cad Asch. A son was born Sunday afternoon to Rev Altic pastor of the Nazarene church at Garry hospital. A child was born Saturday evening at 8 17 to Mr and Mrs John Olin Jr of 509 West Pleasant Street weighing 7 pounds ? oz Mrs Olin was Ruth Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Hospital
Cornelius Wigget
Clymer
Wiggers
Mildred Cad
Asch
Aml
Eyerett Altic
Kasex Street
Altice
Church of the Nazarene
Garry Hospital
John Olin, Jr
West Pleasant Street
Olin
Ruth Williams
Presbyterian Sunday School Names Officers
Officers of the Presbyterian Sunday School for the past year were re elected for the ensuing year at a Sunday meeting of teachers and officers Held at the church Merrill Patterson was re elected superintendent Arthur V Cochran assistant superintendent Lucy Skinner treasurer J W Rickers secretary Mrs J W Rickers superintendent of junior department and Mrs Harry B Smith superintendent of primary department
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian S. S
Presbyterian Syi
Bath
Merrill Patterson
Arthue V. Cochran
Lucy Skinner
J. W. Rickers
J. W Rickers
Harry B. Smith
Newlyweds Honored At Sherman Memorial Hall Reception
A reception last Thursday evening in Memorial Hall, Sherman, honored Rev. and Mrs. Frederick Brauclica, newlyweds. The event featured a sight-reading orchestra from Sherman, Covington, and Findley Lake, with 130 attendees. The gathering was sponsored by the Woman's Association of the Community Church where Rev Beawa lich serves as pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
Covn Gid
Findley Lake
Memorial Hall
Frederick Brauclica
Beawalich
Woman's Association of the Church
Markets Pittsburgh Dairy and Livestock Report March 27
Pittsburgh markets show moderate demand across produce and dairy with mixed fruit availability and steady meat prices. Highlights include apples and cabbage with varied regional pricing, dairy items such as butter and eggs steady, and live stock pricing leaning lower for hogs and cattle though lambs edge higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piitsburgh
Pittsburgh
Whalsale
Baldwins
Rome
N. Spies
Penna
W. ‘Va
Tesberg Evites
Sedo
Palatoes Tediuy
No- 1
Maine Cavern Mountaing
Talis
Polutors
el Potters
Kentucky
Hennery
Leghorn Broilers
Ducks
New York
Mar
Bald Buepalo
Byiday
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Rex
State Theatre
Youngsville
Tuei-Wed
Topper
Salvation Army
C. Schafer
Rudolph Bachomer
Galdress
Fred Schaub
D. A. Hillstram
America
Blondie
Daily In Corry Journal
Wigger’s Auto Body Hospital
E. South St
Phome
Betty Crocken
Ges Glogs
Corry Journal
Betty Crocker Home Service Department
United Press
United States
American Can
T & To
AnnouNda Eee Ee Seseee Rvs BM Atlantic Refining
Auburn Auto Rannmennr Ean Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steal
S.iy
Boeing
Cohryalet Seeevee
Columbia Gas
BI Consolidated Oil
Continental
BOM Curtiss-Wright
Westinghouse
Woolworth Ata
Youngstown
Aero Supply
Ackansas Gas /Guies Service
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