Ninth Birthday Party for Jack Scott
Mrs W Scott entertained at her grandson Jack Scott’s eighth birthday this week at grandmother Mrs M E May’s East Congress home. Attendees included Mary Sue Williams Lucille Beckwith Mary Helen Curtis Betsy Lopus Joanne Miles Sally Trostle Colletta Scott Barney Crdwell Lee Johnston Roger Ancnns Richard Jerkle Charles Graham Quentin Helson Bob Rurbaugh Kaim Hos ten Carl Mangus Roger Watson and Charles Sevil. Favors were lollipops and balloons. A lunch of sandwiches Jello cake cookies and chocolate milk was served.
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Wick Scott
Lee Johnston
Roger Ancnns
Richard Jerkle
Charles Graham
Quentin Helson
Bob Rurbaugh
Kaim Hosten
Carl Mangus
Roger Watson
Charles Sevil
Farewell Party for Mr and Mrs Reneau Held by Grav Ind Tri HI
Twelve counsellors organized a farewell for Mr and Mrs Reneau on Wednesday evening at the Grav ind Tri HI group. Attendees included Mrs Richard Robinson Mrs Mary Anderson Mrs Stephen Cooks Mrs Bertha McCray Miss Jelen Fordyce William Miller Miss Alice Kelly Miss Ruth Bennett Hild Anderson Miss Ann Wol ord Miss Helen Lodge and Miss Baressi. Dinner occurred at the Ritz Restaurant and the Reneaus received will gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reneau
Richard Robinson
Mi Iry Anderson
Stephen Cooks
Bertha McCray
Jelen Fordyce
William Miller
Mise Alice Kelly
Ruth Bennett
Hild, Anderson
Ann Wolord
Helen Lodge
Miss Baressi
Ritz
Will
Directors of League and Families Entertained
Directors of the local Dairymen's League and their families were entertained at a home by the MTS ATUMAT MOTTIS FR. A routine business meeting preceded a social time with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harvey Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Lindstrom Mr. and Mrs. Guy Swart Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gates Mr. and Mrs. Harold Howard Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Hatch Miss Lois Hatch Miss Joan Bump Miss Shirley Harvey Miss Harfies Burton Clarence Hatch UH. Bump and George Andrus The hostess later served refreshments to the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Hatch
Joan Bump
Shirley Harvey
Harfies Burton
Clarence Hatch
Bump J
George Andrus
Corry Girl to Graduate From Slippery Rock
Miss Alberta McElroy daughter of Mrs Zuella McElroy 235 South Center Street will graduate from Slippery Rock State Teachers College with a B S degree in elementary education at the May 25 commencement. She is affiliated with Mu Epsilon Theta YWCA Elementary Council Rifle Club Women’s Chorus Orchestra String Ensemble and Slippery Rock singers. She did student teaching last semester at the college laboratory school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Slippery Rock
Alberta McElroy
Zuella McElroy
South Center Street
Slippery Rock State Teachers College
Miss McElroy
Mu Epsilon Theta Fraternity
YWCA
Elementary Council
Rifle Club
Women's
Slippery Rack Singers
College Laboratory School
Margaret Marshall Weds Major Harry Darling in Erie ceremony
Society notes announce the marriage of Miss Margaret J. Marshall daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth Melxain to Major Harvey B. Darling son of County Commissioner and Mrs. N. Dell Darling of Erie. The wedding occurred Wednesday morning at Hearn Memorial church Erie with Rev George B Kirschner officiating. The bride, stationed with the War Department Finance Office in Columbus Ohio, was escorted by her mother Mrs. McKain. Major Darling’s father served as best man. A small breakfast followed at Shrine Club before the couple departed for Laurel Maryland where Major Darling will be stationed at Fort Meade. Several local residents and relatives are noted in accompanying events and greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Marshall
Harry Darling
Margaret J. Marshall
Elizabeth Melxain
Harvay B. Darling
N. Dell Darling
Erie
Corry
Hearn Memorial
George B. Kirschner
War Department Finance Office
Colum
Onio
McKain
Beauty Guidance Figuers Norah The War Paint Advice
A cheeky feature advises practical beauty tricks to please a partner while warning against overdoing cosmetics. It mocks heavy styling, notes subtle methods like simple powders, and mocks modern contraptions as unlikely to charm a man. It warns against testing makeup during intimate moments and ends with a humorous jab about air conditioned doghouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milady
Mitte
F. I. Club Dines At Tarbell’s Inn
Members of the N. F. Club enjoyed a dinner at Tarbell’s Inn last evening with six attendees. They then attended the theater. The next meeting is set for two weeks from now at Miss Weeks’s Matt Street home.
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II. F
Tarbell
N. F. Club
Tarbell’s
Harry Alexander
Frank Heath
Walter Auer
Nellie Merker
Albert ‘Merker
Mias Freel Weeks
Miss Weeks
Matt Street
Mrs August DeLury Honored With Surprise Birthday Party
Friends in Fithian gathered at her West Washington Street home to surprise Mrs August DeLury on her birthday. Mrs Paul Jannoces and Mrs E T Hopkins helped with awards for cards and refreshments followed. Mrs DeLury received many lovely gifts from her friends.
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Hiven
August Debury
West Washington Street
Paul Jannoces
E. T. Hopkins
DeLury
Regular Meeting of The Eastern Star at Masonic Temple
The Eastern Star held a routine business session at the Masonic Temple with two social periods. Mrs Harold Wolfe chaired the committee that served refreshments of peach cake and coffee. The next meeting is scheduled for May 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Harold Wolfe
Mrs Shoop's Pupils To Give Recital At Methodist Church
Mrs Clarence E Shoop presents a group of young piano pupils in a recital tomorrow evening at 7:30 in the Methodist church parlors. The program features her students with Grace Middleton among the performers. All interested are invited to attend.
District WCTU Two Day Convention Opens
Members of the WCTU gather in Ghiry and nearby towns for the Northwestern Revival Convention of the Pennsylvania Woman’s Christian Temperance Union. Grace Methodist Church hosts a two day session with talks on Alcohol Education Spirits of America and more.
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WCTU
Ghiry
Thie
Penn- Sylvenia Women's Christian
Lutheran Ladies Aid Society Met Yesterday
Lutheran Ladies Aid met yesterday at Mrs Willaed's home on West Church Street with most members present and one guest. Reports covered a Tumneeile event and preparations for the June 10 meeting at Mrs Harrelson’s home. Work committee for the month includes Mrs Ferar Christen son, Mrs George Nagel, and Mrs Dorr Clark.
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Gevy Wv
Ais
Merkur
Clayton ‘Turner
Lutheran Ladies Aid
Willaed
West Churh Street
Giles
Myrile Burnet
Fendi
Morris Chapin
Albert Lynin
Club Meeting Hosts Evening at West Washington Street
Mrs. George Besson acted as hostess at a club gathering on West Washington Street. About five hundred attended and the event concluded with Mrs. Pred Hoents and Mrs. Wesson winning prizes. A salad course was served and the next meeting is planned for Columbus Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Besson
West Washingtn
Pred Hoents
Mrr Wesson
Columbus Park
Helpful Hints for Housewives
Fragmentary OCR text includes garbled kitchen tips and stray phrases on cleaning and cooking. It references wiping telephone receivers, waxing mouths, and a miswritten instructions about flecks of exe, plus an odd note about India Diamond Source Date India. The readable portion preserves no coherent narrative or identifiable proper nouns.
Wedding of Gladys Grover and Howard Thebergen in Udine
Miss Gladys Leslie Grover daughter of Rev and Mrs Harold Grover wed Howard Thebergen at the Tabernacle Cynip Pintle Pind Lake Ni May at 8 p.m. Attendants included Ruth Grover maid of honor and Edn Rhebes ken Mortenirice Els Edris Newhouse Frances Newhouse. Aides were Prodesiek Rheberges best man Howard Culver Welton Denlik Tui Rhebersen and Paul Grover. Nine hundred guests attended the ceremony and reception then the couple departed for New York City.
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Udine
Gladys Leslie Grover
Harold Grover
Howard Thebergen
Baptist Ladies Meet at Cutting for Mission Talk
Baptist Ladies Fellowship members gathered at Mrs. Cent Marshs Cutting Ohio yesterday with nineteen present for a missionary talk by Del bert Hall from Africa titled Abiding in Christ. They voted to donate a sum to Miss Hattie Lill andendell Morgantown ND for her work there. Mrs Simon Belmat of Dumellel ND attended as a guest. Mrs Marsh served lunch.
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Cutting
Baptist Ladies | Fellowship Group
Cent Marsh
1. Y
Delbert Hall
Tissionary
Africa
M| Chris
Hattie Lillendell
Morgantown
Simon Belmat
Dumellel
Marsh
Regular Meeting Of Baptist Ladies Aid In Marion Street Home
Ten members of the Baptist Ladies Aid met for an all day session at the home of Mrs W N Jones on Marion Street yesterday. The tire was devoted to Red Cross sewing and a luncheon was served at noon by Mrs Jones aided by her daughter Miss Ethel Jones. The Aid will meet next Wednesday at Mrs Jones home for another session. Mrs H Powell went to Johnstown this morning to visit friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Ladies Aid
W. N. Jones
Marion Street
Red Cross
Mrs. Jones
Miss Ethel Jones
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FBI
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Lionel Atwill
Uno Merkel
Claude Rains Warren William Ralph Bellamy
Patric Knowles
Riders of
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Youngsville
Arizona
Mr. and Mrs. Reneau
League and Families
Courit
National Bank OF Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Kerneth Paulson
Harry Paulson
Crump Croft
Paulson
Cassitus Paulson
H.R. Baker
Buffalo
Ross Rozelle
Philip Rozelle
Jamestown
Harold Jewell
Pred Healy
Warren
Simon Belman
Dunellen
N. J
J. C. Belman
West Charch Street
Fred Ross
Jack Paterson
Cora Smith
Warrett Ross
Cambridge Springs
Ida Mant
Sheffield
Mary Blair
Florence Blair
John Love
J. ©. Love
Florida
Howard Wood
Esther Garlburg
Cleveland
A. F. Carlburg
Edward Crum
Osrolyn Marie
Hilton Village
Nita McLean
Franklinstreat
Mary Tila Oech
Buel Atreat
Amelia Vandernail
Edward Cole
Ralph Hunt
Erma Bennink
Ida Watrous
Rose Mary Aner
Paul Meerdink
Daugsters
Andy and
Patty
Kenneth Kooman
Clymer
August DeLury
Fithian
AIR Corps
Kate
Kat
Rumford
Rhode Island
Lutheran Ladies Aid Society
India
Bernstein Bros
North Center St
Corry, Pa
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
Ake
Mia
Dial
Healy
Helen
North Center Street
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