Duplicate Bridge Winners Named in Last Night Tourney
Last night’s duplicate bridge event crowned North South winners My Horton and Mrs Horton J Davis. East West victors included Charles Shuss and Robert A Ottie, Earl Hight and Daniel Kamber. Mitchell system used. seven and a half tables reserved for master point play next Wednesday at Mr Wallace Young’s home.
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North
South
Horton J. Davis
Alnabeth Bogers
L. B Graham
Earl Hight
Daniel Kamber
Allace Young
Miss Helen Maynard Feted By Corry Jamestown Friends
Miss Helen Maynard, soon to be married, was honored at a party hosted by Corry Jamestown friends at Mrs. Leon Shumsky's home. The event featured a society style meal with beans relishes cake and coffee. A gift of jewelry was presented to the honoree.
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C-J
Helen Maynard
Corry-Jamestown
Leon Shumsky
Mrs H D Houpin Feted By Jolly Eight Club
Mrs Isabelle Johnson hosted the Jolly Eight Club at her West Pleasant street home Tuesday afternoon. Members attended and awards in the 500 card game went to CO A. Piér and Mrs Ruulph Gat. The birthday of Mrs Haupin was celebrated with a lunch and gifts. The next meeting is May 26 with Mrs Pier as hostess.
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H. D. Houpin
Jolly Eight Club
Isabelle Johnson
West Pleasant Street
A. Piér
Ruulph Gat
Haupin
BPW Club Elects Officers At May Meeting
The Business and Professional Women's Club held its election with Miss Agnes Lynch reelected president. New officers include Mrs. Lav ing Kyser as vice president and Mrs. Mary Sears as assistant secretary. Members are asked to RSVP for area club birthday parties in Titusville Meadville and Warren on specified dates. A Mae bouquet centerpiece adorned the late evening lunch. The next meeting, a social affair, is at Mrs. Charles Thompson’s Maple Avenue home on May 27.
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BPW
Mai
Agnes Lynch
Laving Kyser
Mary Sears
Miss Lynch
Titusville
Meadville
Warren
Mae Bouquet
Maple Avenue
Charles Thompson
New Baby Arrivals Mark May Births in Pennsylvania
A son born May 1 to Mr and Mrs Robert A Spencer of Towanda at Robert Parker Hospital Sayre with Allan Spencer of Mead Avenue as grandparent. A son born this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Glenn Conklin of 122% Third Havenue.
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Robert A Spencer
Towanda
Robert Parker Hospital
Sayre
Allan Spencer
Mead Averiue
Corry Memorial Hospital
Glenn Conklin
Third Havenue
Mother-Daughter Banquet Held by Wendy's Relief Corps No 49
The McCray Community House hosted 41 members and guests for the Mother-Daughter Banquet of Wendy's Relief Corps No 49 with a chicken dinner and festive decorations. A program of songs readings and recitations featured Velma Long Frank Lillie Ruth Minn H D Haupin Joseph Gentilman John Long Stanley Malek Opal Hill D H Gibbs Lawrence Clark Charles Newman Marjorie Brown Kathleen Gates and Alton Peterson. Group singing closed the event.
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WRC
McCray
Wendy’s Relief Corps No. 49
Velma Long
Frank Lillie
Ruth Minn
HD. Haupin
Joseph Gentilman
John Long
Stanley Malek
Opal Hill
D. H. Gibbs
Lawrence Clark
Charles Newman
Marjorie Brown
Kathleen Gates
Alton Peterson
St Pauls Lutheran Society Reports Funds and Plans
The Ladies Aid and Missionary Society of St. Pauls Lutheran Church met yesterday afternoon and realized nearly $50 from bank offering boxes. Vice president Mrs. DA Hillstrom led in the absence of the president Ti. Marion Mower of Philadelphia was invited to entertain on June 29. Mrs. Elmer JA Oliner shared a program on European Lutheran life. Hostesses Mrs. Albert Lynn Mrs. Charles Anderson and Mrs. Raymond Anderson served refreshments. Mrs. Harrison Keppel to entertain June 10 with co-hostesses Mrs. A. A. Merker and Mrs. Clarence Deyne.
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St. Paul's
Ladies Aid and Missionary Society of
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
DA Hillstrom
Marion Mower
Philadelphia
Elmer JA. Oliner
Albert Lynn
Charles Anderson
Raymond Anderson
Harrison Keppel
A. A. Merker
Clarence Deyne
Y Auxiliary Bake Sale at Stewart Hat Shop
Members of the Y Auxiliary sponsor a bake sale Saturday at the Stewart Hat Shop on North Center Street starting at 10 o clock. The committee includes Mrs C A Mountain Mrs Russell Bewes and Miss Bonells Gordon. An assortment of baked goods will be available and the public is urged to patronize this benefit.
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Y Auxiliary
Stewart
North Center Street
A. Mountain
Russell Bewes
Bonells Gordon
Tme
PTA Council Final Session Closes School Year
The Corry Area PTA Council met at Columbus Community Church with 45 attendees. Mrs. R Lawrence Davison announced new officers and led the installation. Dr L M Doulas spoke at the crowd breaking ceremony and a delegate will attend a summer training school at Indiana State Teachers College. Sixth graders presented the program under HH Lynn Rive with students Robert Borsteinf slo Vandresar David Hillstron Kenneth Downey Thomas Maney and dan VanDresar in dance accompaniment.
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PTA Council
Corry Area
Indiana State Teachers College
HH Lynn Rive
Mrs Howard Ross to Head Eastern Star
Corry City Chapter No. 17 Eastern Star elected officers led by Mrs. Howard Ross as worthy matron and Mrs. T Kelsey as associate matron The installation is set for May 27 in the Masonic Temple Guests attended from Cambridge Springs with Mrs Joseph Furst and staff providing refreshments after the session
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Corry City
Order of the Eastern Shir
Masonic Temple
Howard Ross
T. Kelsey
Maron
Waltian A. Leaby
Willard Gibson
Robert Brown
Dorothy Linendell
Glenn Stearns
Joseph Furst
Tte
Gambridge Springs
Coffee Party Honors Mrs Hugh Mosher Mire Fa
Mrs Hugh Mosher of Albuquerque and Mrs Charles Patterson hosted a morning coffee party at 16ast Lying street. Eighteen guests attended the event in the city as Mrs Mosher, a Corry native, visits California and is warmly welcomed with fruit preserves rolls doughnuts and coffee treats.
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Brysvaneau
Charles Patterson
Fornia
Hugh Mosher
Albuquerque
Corry
Hoylassis
Heart Attack Fatal Ends Legendary Ship Owner Tsbrandtsen
Hans J Tsbrandtsen renowned American ship owner died of a heart attack in Wake Island yesterday while en route home from a three week business trip in Japan. The body will be flown to New York for funeral services. Known for freedom of the seas he clashed with governments and ordered ships to ports in Communist China defying a blockade. His crews, including Captain Kurt Carlen, were noted for courage during crises at sea.
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Hans J Tsbrandtsen
Wake Island
Isbrandtset
Japan
New Yor
Isbyandtsen
China
Flying Arrow
Tsbrandtsen
Kurt Carlen
Enterprise
Atlantic
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