Close Scores In Duplicate Tourney
Announcement was made at a st evening duplicate bridge play that fractions of master points will be awarded at each week's play. High score was by Mrs H L Rowe and Mrs W Jones with 914 in North and South. Second went to Mr and Mrs Walter Scott and others ranked lower. Mrs J Fred Kinley is taking reservations for next week when a team of four will play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevening
H. L. Rowe
W. Jones
Walter Scott
R. A. Ott, Jr
John Lasher
Philip Zalmeck
Aois
Harold Burton
Frank Gratt
R. E. Bumbaugh
Howard Ross
Kurt Leeds
J. Fred Kinley
Banquet Set for Boy Scout Troop No 60 May 22
Public acknowledgment of advancement for Boy Scout Troop No 60 members will be May 22 at Presbyterian Church. About 100 people expected. eight first class pins and fifteen second class pins to be awarded. merit badges to Jack Whitehead. reservations to Dr T S Kelsey by Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Boy Scout Committee
A. Be, Brown
Hubert S.vaughn
Glenn Middleton
George Cone
Duane Fogle
Joseph Sher- Wood
Presbyterian Church
T.S. Kelsey
Jack Whitehead
Cory-Sellor High alumni to hold annual meeting
The Cory Sellor High School Alumni Association schedules its annual meeting Thursday evening at the Aunlor High School gymnasium beginning at seven. About 424 alumni attended the 1947 gathering. Jol. Trend will preside. officers will be elected and rolls called. Entertainment by Al Marty's Casino floor show. refreshments and a buffet planned. Non-members may enter at nine. a dance from ten to one with Wes Scott and his orchestra. Attire optional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dune Sth
Cory -Sellor High School Alumni Association
Aunlor High School
Sever
Jol
al Marty
Lena Cohen
Merritt Hunt
Wes Scott
Erle
J. Fred Kinley
MacBain
Boon
Mrs Ralph Brooks Honored At Euclid Street Party
Mrs Ralph Brooks of Glenside visiting with sister Mrs Louis Morrow was honored when Mr Morrow entertained twelve guests at her Euclid Street home. Contract bridge formed the main activity with Mrs George Jackson and Mrs D Armour Hillstrom placing for awards as Mrs Brooks received a guest prize. Mrs Morrow served strawberry chiffonie and coffee at a later hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Brooks
Glenside
Louis Morrow
Morrow
Euclid Street
George Jackson
D. Armour Hillstrom
Brooks
Rally At E U B Church Draws 249 Members To Corry Event
Corry Bible Club rally drew 249 members and guests to the Evangelical United Brethren Church last evening. Rev H Ray Harris opened with hymn and prayer while Miss Peesy Miller led group singing. Miss Mya James supervised the sword drill won by Miss Virginia Taylor of Fairhaven Bible Club. Over 25 awards were given as members brought seven guests by Allan Cox and Allan Ross. Marilyn Canfield played piano and Shirley Bennett led offertory music. Marguerite Parker spoke on The Story of Snowflake from a parable, with a lamb as Snowflake and Lyle Chase as shepherd, lent by the Cullough children of Beaverdam. Ralph Carroll closed the program as eleven clubs attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Club
Corry
Marilyn Canfield
Shirley Bennett
Marguerite Parker
Western Pennsylvania
Snowflake
Aken
Lyle Chase
Beaverdam
Ralph Carroll
Miss A Mary Orn Heads Legion Auxiliary Officers
Miss A Mary Orn heads the Legion Auxiliary with eighteen members at the Post Home on North Center Street. The annual election of officers occurred during a business session highlighting the upcoming Tri-County Council meeting on June 1 at Wesleyville, with several locals planning to attend. New members include Miss A Mary Orn and Mrs Amy Skinner, with officers elected: Mary Ann Warner president, Amy Skinner first vice president, Warner second vice president, Nor Miller secretary, Mary Gravino treasurer, Frati Ves Stuart chaplain, Alta Orn historian, Verna Elmquist sergeant at arms. Next meeting set for June 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Mary Orn
Legion Auxiliary
The
Center Street
Mary Ann Warner
Weslepville
Marge Evans
Vita Houghtling
Mildred Haenel
Amy Skinner
Warner
Nor Miller
Mary Gravino
Fratives Stuart
Alta Orn
Verna Elmquist
Baby Born In Gary Hospital To Mr and Mrs Henry Pluskota
A son was born this morning at Gary Hospital to Mr Henry Pluskota and Mrs Pluskota of 643 North Center Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Hospital
Henry Pluskota
North Center Street
Prevent Bread Mold With Moisture Proof Wrapping
Keep bread from molding by wrapping it in moisture proof paper and storing it in the refrigerator to extend freshness and prevent spoilage.
Miss Jean Curtis Bride-to-Be Showered in Frindin
Miss Jean Curtis was honored at a personal shower with ten guests last evening as she prepares to wed Rawn Smeeley of Oklahoma City Oklahoma on June 2. The event featured 500 and Tripoli games with Mrs Frank Cervola and Mrs Carl Anthony winning prizes. Bridecake ice cream and coffee were served and gifts showered Miss Curtis. An out of town guest Mrs Robert Porter attended from Frindin.
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K. Hauenstein
East Bend Street
Caneadea
Floyd Bermett
Crass
Honesdale
J. S. Post
Fast Main Street
Dominic Pate
Rich
Corry
Floyd Wolcott
Paul
East Main Street
Erie
Cameron Hoenes
Phyllis Hoenes
Heath¢s Hulings
Oil City
Isabelle Lauer
Janes Stone
St. Joseph's
Joseph Hastman
East Lynn
Mass
Tomonaw
Spartansburg School
Robert Porter
Rob Tom
Jack
Franklin
Harold Armitage
East Pleasant Street
Raymond Bachemer
William Dabi
John Madigan
Bristol
Gonn
Bristol Inquisitors' Club
Bachamer
Mr. Dahi
Raymond Inquisitors' Club
Bristol Club
Madigan
Clayton McCray
Haughter
Pred Lindstrom
Kenneth McCray
James Shiver
Eldred
Mark Blakeslee
Bonita Thompson
Columbus
Jamestown
E. H. Crippen
Fpirnald
Cora Crippen
Wright Street
E. F. Pain
Wright Fleet
Philadelphia
New York
Angelo Giacoma
Clara
Julia Ficcardi
Derna Ficcirdi
Ralph Brooks
Glenside
North Warren
R.I. Brooks
Gouls Morrow
Don Wilcox
John Wilcox
Bost Street
C. W. McClintock
W. 2. McClintock
Betty
van Bugers, Mo
Elmer Sharer
C. A. McClintock
E. V. McClintock
Wuossumiy Asus Eveuors
Jean Curtis
Rawn Smeeley
Okeuoma City
Okla
Tripoli
Frank Cervola
Carl Anthony
Miss Curtis
Robert Porter of
Frindin
Shower Honors Miss Mooney Before June Wedding
Miss Mary Jean Mooney was honored at a miscellaneous bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Jack Kinney and Miss Eileen Graham. Twelve guests attended at the Graham home on West Congress street with contract bridge and 500 played. Prizes went to Mrs. Thomas Benim and Mrs. William Hoylen. Guests included Mrs. Benim of Eric and Miss Betty Keefe of Wesleyville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mooney
Mary Jean Mooney
James Allyn
Frances Allys
Batavia
Jack Kinney
Eileen Graham
Graham
West Congress Street
Contract Bridge
Thomas Benim
William Hoylen
Skating Party for Youth at Tindley Lake
A group of 23 youths from the Evangelical United Brethren Church idled Friday night with a skating party. Chaperones Mr. and Mrs. Crosby Bush and Mr. Keith Henton accompanied them in private cars to Tindley Lake for the evening, then traveled to Clymer for refreshments at the Clymer Restaurant before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Crosby Bush Anday
Keith Henton
Tindley
Traveling Bible Presented to Columbus Grange Meeting
Two hundred twenty mer gers and guests of Warren County Grange met at Columbus Community Church to receive the Traveling Bible from Grand Valley Grange. Miss Norrine Holt of Akeley chosen to represent Warren County at the Dairy Queen competition. May 21 banquet in Erie and queen selection. Columbus Grange to Corydon Grange May 21. May 1 meeting urged for all members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Grange
Warren County Grange
Columbus Community Church
Grange of
Grand Valley
Columbus Group
N. E. Dodd
Norrine Holt
Akeley
Warren, County
Holt
Erie
Grange Valley Grange
Columbus
Donald Engle
Grand Valley Grangers
Andrew Christensen
Corydon Grange
Sheffield
Teen Town Spring Party Last Evening at Junior High
The North West district Y M C A hosted a spring party and dance for Teen Town students, guests, and parents. Tables and lamps lined the gym with colored flood lights, and several named bands performed. Attendees enjoyed the novelty of the musical presentation and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teen Town
Eastern Star Party Delights Comy City Chapter
The Comy City Chapter No 17 Eastern Star held its annual mother and daughter party last evening in the chapter rooms. About 70 mothers and daughters attended with Worthy Matron Elimear Wassink as toastmistress. Erkki Rainesalo played piano solos. Theresa Damon sang Mothers Should Give On Forever. Shirley Barnes sang My Garden and That Wonderful Mother of Mine. Thelma Barnes accompanied Damon and Barnes. A short comic play Seeing Ma featured Wanda McCray, Barnes, Watson, Morrison, Williams, Brown, Cochran and Chapman. Dorothy Robinson spoke on mothers, Dennie Rickers on daughters. Afterward the group adjourned to the dining room for chicken salad, butter rolls, cake, ice cream, coffee and mints. a Spring-tinted table decor, corsages for each lady, and pouring by Mary Nigh and Lenore Rossbacher completed the evening. Sadie Brooks won oldest mother honor. Marion Bulard was the youngest. Marta Rainesale oversaw decorations and the party was deemed very enjoyable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comy City
Order of the Eastern Star
Damon
Miss Barnes
Wanda McCray
Barnes
Betty Watson
Dorothy Morrison
Dorthea Williams
Sophia Brown
Helen Cochran
Margaret Chapman
Dorothy Robinson
Dennie Rickers
Mary Nigh
Lenore Rossbacher
Sadie Brooks
Marion Bulard
Marta Rainesale
Soap making hints with enamel and wood utensils
A brief note recommends using enameled and wooden utensils for home soap making. It warns that lye can corrode certain materials like elum'aum, implying metal or sensitive substances should be avoided to prevent damage.
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Ickens
Lee
Asc
ING Bpi
Sun
Clatt Bros
Wm. Elliott
Vera Ralston Plainsman
the Lady
Spencer Tracy
Col Dim Brewron
Meas
Melvyn Douglas
Brice Chamberlain
New Women
Katharine Hepburn
Lurle Brewton
Robert Walker
Young Brock Brewton
Mons & Tues
Phyllis Thaxter
Edgar Buchanan Coun
Mego
Methodist Church
Kenneth Loveland
Ralph Austin
Donald Dingle
Robert Marsh
Doris Rieck
Thelma Jenkins
Spring Creek
Denver Phillips
Bership
Johnston
Billet Rainesale
Whitney
Meerdink
West Main and
Spring Streets
Graves
St. Edward's School
St. Thomas Church
Cierra
Helen
Tota
Miss Jean Curtis
Shower
Carroll’s
Washington
Zuckerman
Chapin
City Cab Company
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