Rotary Guest Speaker Highlights Beaver Club Goals
Richard Bachofner spoke at the Corry Rotary Club dinner at Hotel Corry about the Beaver Club. He outlined a $2000 athletic program fund to buy St. Edward's basketball outfits and finance a pre season football camp, urging generous Rotarians to contribute. Visiting Rotarians B. W. Saler of Ligonier and William Croft of Erle attended.
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Richard Bachofner
Rotary
Corry
St. Edward's
Tut
Rotarians
B. W. Saler
Ligonier
William Croft
Erle
W C T U Met For Regular Session At South Center St
The W C T U met at Mrs Guy Benwink s home on South Center street with sixteen members present. Plans included Mother's Day program May 21 and a five dollar donation to the Mae Macken Fund. Members contributed readings and reports as the group prepared for county institute and charity efforts.
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W.C/I.U
Guy Benwink
South Center Street
Mae Macken
3Ennink
Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Department
Ryan
Veterans’ Hospitals
Frank Lillie
Yale
Iane Johnson
Alfred Haenel
Margaret MacDonald
Corry Notebook Recaps Local Folks News and Events
A long column of notes from Corry covers residents visiting, marrying, moving, and attending events. Highlights include Mrs. Joseph Perry’s Arizona health trip and return to Chicago. the Inquirers’ Club banquet prizes. WAC Sat Juatita Smith’s recovery. letters from travelers at the Grand Canyon and Las Vegas. local nurses and hospital staff changes. upcoming weddings Jeannette Clark and Bud Kinley and Miss Jean Belden marriage plans. Fairview School PTA Silver Tea attendance and funds for Corry Memorial Hospital. and various travels, births, and community notices across Corry and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inquisitors’ Club
Odery Country Club
Juatita Smith
Fort Sui
Okla
Gi.dones
Miss
Jones
Grandanyon
Arizona
Las Vegas
Nevada
Buster
Ann Titus
Saegertown
Meadville
Eastern Star Mother Daughter Banquet At Pittsfield Inn
The Corry Chapter No. 17 Order of the Eastern Star hosted its mother and daughter banquet at the Pittsfield Inn with 101 attendees. The event featured a chicken dinner, decorative lighting and flowers, a varied program including piano solos, vocal numbers, and a duet, and was coordinated by a committee with Mrs. Wicker Nigh handling reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star
Corry Guy
Order of the Eastern Star
Pittsfield Inn
H. Skinnier
T. W. Whitehead
Carol Mae Lochran
Jean Marie Johnston
Martha McIntyre
Johinston
H. Lynn Rice
J. Donald Watson
Wicker Nigh
Helen Johnson
Watson
Howard Ross
Alfred Morrison
Philly
Alzneck
Richard Rossbacher
Willies Gibson
Surprise Birthday Party for Ann Dubrosky and Julean Sherwood
At Whitney home West Park Place Miss Rosella Whitney hosted a surprise party for two honorees. Fourteen girls joined a scavenger hunt and games with Miss Dubrosky’s team winning a prize while Miss Sherwood also earned an award. The hostess and Mrs. Sherwood provided salad crackers birthday cake and chocolate milk as gifts to the guests.
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Whitney
Rosella Whitney
West Park Place
Ann Dubrosky
Julean Sherwood
Mrs Needham Hosts C D A Program Night At Club
Mrs Jerome F Needham entertained the C D A members at Maple Avenue last evening. The May 9 program honors Mrs Thomas Benim recently married formerly Joenne Morton. Committee includes Miss Hazel Sweet and Mrs Mildred Denton. Refreshments by Mrs Needham with Mrs James Cassidy assisting. Ruth Miller chairs the month and will oversee refreshments.
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Needham
Jerome F. Needham
Maple Avenue
C. D. of A
Thomas Benim
Joenne ‘Morton
Clove Morton
Hazel Sweet
Mildred Denton
Need
James Cassidy
Mire
Ruth’ Miller
Duplicate Bridge Friday Evening hosts and reservations
Duplicate bridge plays begin this season with Friday evening games at Hotel Gordon. Mrs Langdon Rowe and Mrs C N Jones will be hostesses. Reservations are required by that Friday evening. The city championship starts next week with the first game and must have reservations in by May 16.
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Hotel Gorty
Wilcox Keglereties Dinner Party Hosts Names
Wilcox Keglereties of the Ladies' A League bowlers hosted a dinner at the Holet Sorry last evening at 6 30. Mrs A M Litg Mrs Clark Lord Mrs Willam Dunlan Miss Bea Hulings and Miss Violet Raeke were served steak dinners and enjoyed a social after.
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Tvo
Wilcox
A.M
Clark Lord
Willam Dunlan
Bea Hulings
Violet
Raeke
Reconstruction of local shop ownership and social visit noted
The text records Mrs Boast as sole operator of a shop. It mentions Jessup and Jamestown stores entertained at Carl Jessup’s home near Magi holla Springs on Chautauqua Lake for dinner. It also notes Senter Street improvements and a Cleveland Clinic patient undergoing two operations with expected two week recovery. Birthday wishes go to Mrs George Mulvin of Beaverdam.
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Corry
Jamestown
Carl Jesup
Magihella Springs
Chautauqua Lake
Senter Street
Cleveland Clinic
George Mulvin
Beaverdam
Esterbrook Hosts 500 Club Meeting With Seven Members
Mrs. Ann Esterbrook of 431 Second Avenue hosted the 500 Club last evening with seven members and one guest, Mrs. Wallin Haenel. Winners were Mrs. Esterbrook, Mrs. Joseph Henline, and Mrs. Ann Gardner. The hostess served fruit salad, sponge cake, and coffee. Mrs. Al Halton will host the next meeting on May 1.
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Esterbrook
Ann Esterbrook
Second Avenue
Wallin Haenel
Joseph Henline
Ann Gardner
al Halton
Puttview Street
Introducing Asou Born to Savko Family in Columbus
A child named Asou was born to Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Savko of R D 4 Columbus at Corry Hospital early evening. The birth adds a new member to the Savko household with likely local recognition in the community.
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Clarence Loveland
Arthur Loveland
Port Alberni
British Columbia
Canada
Joseph Loveland
Hendersonville
N.C
Asou
Nicholas Savko
Columbus
Corry Hospital
Lillian Guild Plans Rector Reception
The Tallinn Guild of the Emu nuel Episcopal Church meets at Maple Avenue for a dinner study. Eighteen members attend and plan a reception for the new rector and family on May 15 at the church. A rummage sale is announced for May 24 in the church basement.
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Lillian Guild
Tallinn
James MacInnes
Maple Avenue
Tireen
Joseph Crary
Harold A. Gil Wer
William Myers
George Boyd
Engagement announced for Miss Jean Quinlisk to Samuel J AH CUABUSUCUL UK INLEPESE
Miss Jean Elizabeth Quinlisk, daughter of Mr and Mrs Pai Quinlisk of Glen Echo Road Philadelphia, to Samuel J AH CUABUSUCUL UK INLEPESE U0 son of Mrs Spalding of Lebanon Ky. Miss Quinlisk attended Camry Senior Eight School Class of 1941 and Murray Lane Business College in Philadelphia. She served in the WAVE and has been discharged. Mr Spalding served in the Marine Corps and was stationed as a lieutenant in the Pacific theater.
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Quinlisk
Pai Quinlisk
Glen Echo Road
Philadelphia
Jean Elizabeth
Samuel J. AH Cuabusucul
Spalding
Marie Corps
Engagement announced of Miss Joan Breed to Russell Webb
Announcement from Mr and Mrs Chugins Breed of Dod Dillon Clery notes the engagement of their daughter Joan to Russell Webb son of Mr and Mrs Bail Webb of RD 8 Corry. A wedding date has not been set.
Rebekah Lodge Holds Meeting At T O O F Hall
The Rebekah Lodge met last evening with fifteen members present. Mrs. Florencerostle presided. A visiting committee was named including Mrs. Denny Loveland Mrs. Luella Smith Mrs. Mabel Bent and Mrs. Trostle. Next meeting on Tuesday evening May busy social event and birth month honors planned. Ora Loveland Ruth Hoeves Trostle named on party committee.
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Rebekah Lodge
T.O.O.F. Hall
Florencerostle
Denny Loveland
Luella Smith
Mabel Bent
Trostle
C Tt
Ora. Loveland
Ruth Hoeves
Amiel Sewing Circle Meets At Mrs Sovenson Home
Mrs Willy Sovenson hosted nineteen members and guests at 751 Hawthorn Street for the Amiel Sewing Circle meeting. Mrs Mars hall Sherwood led a brief business session while Mrs Ivan Miller opened with devotional. refreshments included fruit jello cake tea and coffee. Committees were chaired by Mrs Robert Reagle and Mrs Ralph Heath. Next meeting May 1 with hostess Mrs Robert Davis of West Wayne Street.
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Amiel Sewing Circle
Willy Sovenson
Hawthain Street
Iasi Vye
Amiel Sewine Sirele
Ivan Miller
Marshall Sherwood
Robert Reagle
Ralph Heath
Robert Davis
West
Wayne Street
Will ‘le
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Seersucker
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Chicago
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Singer Lewine
East Main Street
dJeannette Clark
Bud Kinley
New York City
Bud
LaGuardia Air Field
Jeannette
Cony Hospital
Nursing Star
Patty Lou Farrington
Fairview School
Minudl
Raymond Blynt
Toa
Rags
May Hasket
Therese Bogniak
Johan Rossbacher
Alton Klinger
John Sheehan
P. Tr. A
Corry Memorial Hospital Fund
Sheehan
Edward Rosshachey
Andrew McKeta
Albert Fay
Lawrence Hansen
Donald Gates
Russell Casselt
Blynt
Klinger
J. B. Cogan
Rice
PB. T. A
Arvid Outcam
Earl
North Center Street
Hawaiian Islands
Pearl Harbor
Paul
Jean Belden
Valera Barton
Wilbur Larson
Noy
Austin Johnson, Jr
Greenvitle
Nursitg Staf
Herb Carroll
Poe
Bob Curtis
Navy
Jack Benny
Alma Swanson
Arde
Doc” Waterhouse
Buffalo
Corry Walter Supply Office
Children's Exchange Shop
East
Frederick Street
Irene's
C. P. Baton
G. C. Murphy Co
Robert Swanson
West Frederick Street
Eist Orange
N. d
Marie Manty
Morris Hynsleet
Pred Steadman
McKeesport
Walt Milley
Smithville
Minnie Danion
Evie
Bruce E. Thomas
Aaron Oberman
Maxine
Eust Cenures Street
Erie
Floyd Mong
Nancy
Navikt Center Street
Kane
Paul Smith
Union City
Gerald Bagley
John Luts
Bainbridge
Fast Pleasant
George B. Boye, Jr
Lns Angeles
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Ager
Boyd
George Boye
Santi Center Street
Martha Wallace
Washington, D. .C
Clarence Wallace
West Pleasant Street
Tarold Burgos
Jean Quinlisk
Zae Ag
Joan Breed
Society
Wilcox Grocery
Caloyo Pears
Connie and
T Service
Natoes
Est
Chapin
Laros Rayon
Dorothy Perkins
Chapin SK. AP Pin
Neo BO
Neo BO An
SOND
Beckwith & Turner
Atlantic Station
Willys Eg
Zuckerman
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