Graduation For New Class Of Nurses Aides At Corry Chapter
Preparations are under way for another graduation of twenty eight nurses aides who completed theoretical and practical training through Corry Chapter American Red Cross. The ceremony will be at Emmanuel Episcopal Church on May 14. Members nearing graduation have logged 150 hours of volunteer service at the Gor ty Hospital, contributing notably during the current emergency. The class represents an unusually large group for the community.
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Corry
Red Cross
Emmanuel Episcopal
Gorty Hospital
New Era Club Hosts Missionary Tea at Presbyterian Church
Women from the Women’s Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church were entertained by the New Era Club at a 2 tea at the church. Mrs. G L Boyd announced the program. soloists Mrs. Russell Moore and Miss Louise Whiteley, plus Miss Marie Zafiropulus, performed. Mrs. William Chain spoke on her Panama Army Nurses' Corps experiences. The club committee served refreshments. Multiple local residents were noted traveling, visiting, or returning from Cleveland, Corry, and other towns, with several attending services and birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Era Club
Missionary Society
Women's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
G. L. Boyd
Russell Moore
Louise Whiteley
Pierrette
Marie Zafiropulus
William Chain
Army Nurses’ Corps
Panama
Chain
Glenn Middleton
Robert Wank
Harold Wolfs
Joseph Sherwood
John Sheehan
William Johnson
Boyd
N. R. Dilkson
Krazyates Hold West Wayne Meeting With Prizes Awarded
Mrs Wilbur Whitehead and Mrs Wesley Seamens won prizes at the Eraqyates gathering hosted by Miss Shirley Dickinson on West Wayne Street. Two 500 tables were in play. Guests included Mrs Arthur Hoffman and several others. The next meeting is May 16 at Mrs Seamens Wright Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krazyates
Shirley Dickinson
West Wayne Street
Evenine
Wilbur Whitehead
Wesley Seamens
Seamens
Wright Street
Arthur Hoffman
Harry Paulson, Jr
Robert. Hunt
George McMahon
C. B. Lowe
Card Club Meeting At North Center Street Home
Mrs Shirley Larson entertained the Card Club on Wednesday evening at her North Center Street residence. Guests included Mrs James Lewis and Mrs E H Harmon while Mrs Wilbur Rik ers was high scorer. A lunch of fruit salad sandwiches and coffee was served. Next meeting set for May 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Card Club
Shirley Larson
North Center Street
James Lewis
E. H. Harmon
Wilbur Rickers
Miss Larson
Daisy Shreve Hosts Bingo Club Gathering
Mrs Daisy Shreve hosted the Ma Rat Shibata bingo club at Mrs Fred Snapps home on West Frederick Street with eight members and a guest. Awards went to Mrs Lillian Ottaway, Mrs Snapp, and Mrs Marvin. A vegetable jello salad wafers hot rolls and coffee were served. Next meeting set for May 16 at Mrs Frederick Haenels home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ao Loy Shreve Estoes coMtloKl
BO Bingo Club
Fred Snapp
West Frederick Street
Lillian Ottaway
Snapp
Marvin
Frederick Haenel
Birthday party for Mary Jo Sherwood celebrates fifth year
Mary Jo Sherwood hosted a birthday party at her Kash Frederick home yesterday afternoon from 2:30 to 5:00 honoring her daughter Mary Jo. Twenty one children attended, played games, and enjoyed a pink and white decorated cake with pin and blue color scheme. Mrs. Sherwood served cake ice cream and chocolate milk while guests received books and pink blue candy baskets as favors and gifts for the celebrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Awis
Oneemuua
Kash
Frederick
Mary Jo
Mary
Birthday Dinner for Richard Alfred Observed at Home
Richard Alfred was honored at an 18th birthday dinner hosted by his mother Mrs Mildred Alfred at their West Park Place home. The table featured spring flowers and tapers with guests including Misses Mary Shamburg Sophie Romanos Barbara Brown Virginia Young Bonita Thompson Dorothy Robinson Cadets Keithorn Cate Waterhouse Ronald Noble Burton Jeurdet and Donsid Dickinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Alfred
Mildred Alfred
West Park Place
Mary Shamburg
Sophie Romanos
Barbara Brown
Virginia Young
Bonita Thompson
Dorothy Robinson
Keithorn
Cate Waterhouse
Ronald Noble
Burton Jeurdet
Donsid Dickinson
V F W Auxiliary Votes On New Memberships
The regular V F W Auxiliary meeting at the Post Home elected four candidates for initiation to be held in June. Officers were installed except three absentees, and the next session is scheduled for May 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Blymiller
Catherine Pabberson
Delia Mason
Mary Ohmer
Frances Wood
Treon Society Honors Lieut Ruth Lanston
The Treon society of the Lutheran Church held a tureen dinner at Mrs D A Hillstrom s home on East Congress street with eighteen members two new member Miss Marjorie Owens and guest Lieut Ruth Lanston present Dinner was served at 7 social time enjoyed Licus vanstott honored at a handbag shower Mrs Arnold Johnson will enter the society at her East Irving street home June 6 and the next regular meeting will be the only one until October
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Treon Supwiy
Luther ‘An
D. A. Hillstrom
East
Congress Street
Marjorie Owens
Ruth Lanston
Licus Vanstott
Handker‘niet
Arnold Johnson
East Irving Street
Teachers Banquet Planned at Pittsfield Inn May 8
A teachers’ meeting in the year will be a banquet for teachers, their guests, and retired teachers of the district on May 8 at 6:00 PM at Pittsfield Inn. Chicken and steak dinners will be served. Dr O Herman Gost, Erie school superintendent and president of the State Teachers Association, will be guest speaker. About 80 are expected to attend.
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Pittsfield Inn
O. Herman Gost
Erie
Ave Sonation
Book Review Noted at W. 5, C. S. Mo. 3 Meeting
MG B Circle NO met with Mrs. R. S. Peterson for devotions led by Mrs. Fred Ross and chairwoman Mrs. A Mountain. Mrs. John Mitchell gave a review of Indici l. Twenty eight Temper s fed on refreshments. June 6 set for next gathering at Mrs. Willis Brown's home, 20 Marion Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. S. Peterson
Fred Ross
A. Mountain
John Mitchell
Anna Patterson
Willis Brown
Marion Street
Gerry Owen Club Holds Meeting at Mrs Maloney Home
The Gerry Owen Club met last evening at Mrs James Maloney’s Spring Street home with seven members present. Bingo prizewinners were Mrs Maloney Mrs Katherine Durkes and the special prize to Mrs Willian Kettering. Refreshments included fruit salad hot salts chocolate cake and coffee. Next meeting slated for May 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerry Owen Club
James Maloney
Spring Street
Maloney
Katherine Durkes
Willian Kettering
Plank Road Club hears Warren speaker on decor
The Plank Road Club met at Mrs. Cecil Miller home yesterday afternoon with eighteen members present. Mrs. Thelma Pyyndergast of Warren led a session on interior decorating. Refreshments included Ritz crackers and cheese jello cake and coffee. The next meeting is May 2 hosted by Mrs. Grover J Chetton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plank Road Club
Warren
Cecil Miller
Thelma Pyyndergast
Grover J Chetton
Bowling Team Dinner At Hotel Corry
Al Marty sponsored a summer dinner for the Ladies A Bowling League at Hotel Corry. Attendees included Iste Hixson Vir sini Gretzier Haley Van Dresar Della Sorenson and Helen Langler. The team had finished second in the league previously.
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Hotel Corry
al Marty
Marty
Iste Hixson
Vir~sini
Gretzier
Haley van Dresar
Della Sorenson
Helen Langler
Laval Held in Montjuich Prison Barcelona
Pierre Laval, former French premier who sought refuge in Spain, was imprisoned at Montjuich Citadel in Barcelona. He arrived by American car from the airport after landing yesterday in a German flight, and was escorted by Barcelona’s civil governor. The prison was prepared with hotel beds and meals, though Laval faces stern treatment and awaits judicial proceedings. The Ritz escape links noted with past figures, while U.S. envoy Myron Taylor and Ambassador Key confirm Laval’s confinement.
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Spain
Pierre Laval
Vithy
Volke of
America
Booidess
Wutsice News
Fee
Barcelona
Dve
Moon
Barreelone
Rit
Laval
Ritz
Duke of Windsor
U.S
Myron C
Deserter Taft Recaptured After Hospital Escape
Taft, identified as part of a trio of deserters, escaped from a hospital at an Army camp in a Pennsylvania area, fled the Sherman district for weeks, and was recaptured on April 12 by Dunkirk police after another escape. The report follows earlier dispatches noting Taft’s companions were captured nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Sherman
Toms
Cory News
Pennsylvania
Dunkirk
Taft Court Martial Trial Reported in Fort Niagara
Word from Dunkirk notes Taft was court martialed at Fort Niagara near Buffalo and sentenced to seven to eight years in a federal penitentiary. Dunkirk reports say he rented a car in Florida, drove it to Dunkirk, then abandoned the vehicle after leaving a southern camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Fort Niagara
Buffalo
Dunkirk
Florida
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