Public piano recital at First Methodist Church
The community is invited to a piano recital by Miss Naomi Johnson's intermediate and advanced students at 8 p.m. at First Methodist Church. The program includes numerous classical pieces and student performers, highlighting a formal school event in a small town society section.
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First Methodist Church
Naomi Johnson
Waltaing
Old Vienna
King
Theres
Sperry
Ren
Connie Snapp
Brahms
Helen Sharer
Frazee
Annette Curtis
Howell
June Howard
Harding
Ruth Ann Ross
Shadow
Bentley
Ruth Heffer
Valse Christie
Primi
Coral Leo Page
Khachaturian
James Stowe
Arr. Perry
Claire Bates
Coburn
Marilyn Proper
Rebe
Shirley Miller
Tychaikowski
Janet Howard
Grieg
Donald Ruffner
Byer
Bar Dare Ruffner
YM C A Auxiliary Dinner Highlights Coral Y M C A Officers
Last evening 28 Ladies Auxiliary members of the YMCA enjoyed a ham dinner at the Ritz Restaurant hosted by the Corry YMCA. A brief business meeting elected officers Clarence Mountain president Lester Lopus vice president Russell Briggs secretary Ira Miller treasurer. Auditing committee named Wallace and Hunt. A Mead Park picnic on June 21 was approved with Miller chair. A rummage sale plans announced with Russell Cassett as chair. Teen Town report by W Shotubarger praised, followed by a showing of Arabian Nights film.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
YM. C. A
Ritz
Corry Y. M. C. A
Leslie Wells
J. Donald Watson
Clarence A. Mountain
Lester Lopus
Russell Briggs
Ira Miller
Clarence Wallace
Merrit Hunt
Mead Park
Miss Gertrude Crowell To Be Wed Saturday
Miss Gertrude Crowell daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Crowell of 159 Wright street will marry Burton Duell son of Mr and Mrs Gerald Duell of 156 Wright street at the First Presbyterian Church on Saturday afternoon May 22 The Rev Gilbert L Boyd will perform the ceremony Miss Doris Crowell will be maid of honor and Frederick Duell will be best man.
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Olock
Gertrude Crowell
Paul Crowell
Wright Street
Burton Duell
Gerald Duell
First Presbyterian Church
Gilbert L. Boyd
Crowell
Doris Crowell
Frederick Duell
Card Club Honors Mrs F Bliss After Florida Visit
A local bridge club honored Mrs. F Bliss who just returned from spending the winter in Florida. After cocktails at Mrs. James MacInnes home the members went to Hotel Corry for dinner and then to the Bliss residence on Maple Avenue for a card session.
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Card Club
F. Bliss
F. Biiss
Florida
Mirs
James Macinnes
Hotel Corry
Bliss
Maple Avenie
Dinner Party Honors Miss Rosemary Williams
Miss Rosemary Williams celebrated her birthday with a dinner party hosted by Miss Meryon McCray Miss Helen Gronostar and Miss Helen T Mulderick. Dinner was served at 6:30 at Ship's Inn in Jamestown with steaks enjoyed.
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Rosemary Williams
Victory Ointment Promises Heal All Ailments
An old advertisement touts Victory Ointment as a universal remedy for skin and external troubles. It claims benefits for psoriasis rashes itching and other ailments and promotes its availability in Corry through Lindsley’s and Itines. The copy pats itself as trustful medical advice and markets nine jars per tube packages.
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Gozenta
Corry
Lindsley’s
Birthday Party for Connie Shaver
Connie Shaver, turning eight, celebrated Saturday afternoon at home on Euelie Street. Her mother Mrs. James Shaver hosted with help from Connie's aunt Mrs. Fred Lindrom as 16 children joined in games and prizes won by Sarah Bensinger Gildys Blynt and Eunice Foflman. Pink and white decor accompanied ice cream and soft drinks, then attendees visited the nearby Whitines of the Rey.
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Connie Shaver
James Shaver
Euelie Street
Rey
Business and Professional Women Banquet Highlights
The annual Business and Professional Women banquet was held last night at Ingram's Inn near Spndunsburg. Eleven members and guests enjoyed baked ham dinners with tulip décor and place cards. Miss Lillian Murray led song, Mrs Mildred Denton Way accompanied the music, and Mrs Lawrence Thomas presided as toast mistress. Mrs Lavina Kylar welcomed attendees, with Marilyn Denton responding. Theresa Bognink sang, and a radio skit by Mrs Harold Jewell entertained. Duets by Tha Austin and Mrs Charles Wood, Eric, and others followed. Miss M Agnes Lynch awarded Kyser’s past president pin. Two birthday-dinner invites from Meadville and Warren were read, with May 29 as RSVP deadline. Officers installed: Donald Hall president, Lynch VP, Angeline Marsh secretary, Helen Hoyt assistant secretary, Kyser treasurer, Mary DeLury assistant treasurer, and Thomas corresponding secretary. Adelaide DeMnison of Meadville was unable to attend as guest speaker. Committee noted for next meeting led by Mrs Thomas.
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Frank Say
North Center Street
Carl E. Simms
Austin
Texas
Conneaut
Shearidine Foley
Howard Thompson
St. Mary's School
Buffalo
East Main Street
Taylor Warren
Chicago
Raymond Clark
Richard Lee
William Grayhill
Erie
Church of the Covenant
EB. J. Wright
South Center Street
Jamestown
James
John
Edward Burkhart
West
Irving Street
Meadyike
Masonic Building
Charles Rauscher
West Pleasant Street
MR. Dickson
A. W. Phillips
Meadville
Charles B. Weston
Weston
C. W
East South Street
Bart Batton
Carlyle
Clifford Batton
Alan K. Dimmick
William Shreve
Minnie Bemis
Carmbridge Springs
Harriett. Thomas
Harold Sweet
Raymond ‘Mig
Cleveland
National Association of Credit Men
F. Lowe Edwards
Clarence
Wallace
Philip Zalaneck
Aaron Oberman
Howard McMullin
Walter W. Auerant
Chris Christensen
Millcreek Township
Kiwanis Club
Pilakes-at-the-ate
Edwards
Ingram's Inn
Spndunsburg
Lillian “Murray
Mildred Denton
Lawrence Thomas
Gener
Mos
Lavina iKylar
Marilyn Denton
Theresa Bognink
Mother McCree
Harold Jewell
Tha
M. Agnes Lynch
Kyser
Meadville Club
Warren
Miss Lynch
Claude Blanchard
Donald Hall
Thomas
Detury
Bw, Baccus
Milton Zaleneck
M. H. van Dresar
Denton
Miss Murray
Concord Girls 4-H Club Chooses Cooking Project
Concord Girls 4-H Club met Saturday with leader Mrs. Howard Hammond. Highteen girls selected cooking as this year’s project and elected officers Dolores McOmy president Mary Lee vice president Rosemary Larson secretary treasurer Audrey Triscuit game reader Mary You Hammond song leader Pauline Lindstrom news reporter The next meeting is May 20 with Hammond and county representative Mrs. Rachael Hogan attending.
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Concord
Goncard
Howard Hammond
Yesulia
Dolores Mc Omy
Mary Lee
Rosemary Larson
Audrey Triscuit
Mary
Ou. Hammond
Pauline Lindstrom
Dammond
Rachael Hogan
Junior Deb Club Plans Summer Camping Trip
The Junior Deb meeting at Or with Mrs Patsy Storey of Maple Avenue drew seven members and one guest, Miss Janiece Meerdink. Vice President Ruthie Boag chaired as plans were made for a weeklong Findley camping trip this summer. strawberry sundaes were served and Mira Heerlein of Wright Street will host the next meeting.
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Patsy Storey
Maple Avenue
Janiece Meerdink
Ruthie Boag
Findley
Hostes
Mira Heerlein
Wright Street
N B Club Honors Mrs Paul Crowell and Members
The N B Club in Snyder Siele with president Mrs Yosten Pierson hosted an evening of cards and refreshments. After a short business meeting, three tables played progressive 500 with awards to Mrs Robert Proctor Mrs Walter Pier and Mrs Berdena McGraw and the traveling prize to Mrs Glenn Albaugh. Birthday cake tea and wafers were served as Mrs Paul Crowell received a group gift. A surprise supper is planned for June 1st at Mrs Proctor’s Essex Street home.
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N. B. Club
Paul Crowell
Yosten Pierson
Snyder Siele
Robert Proctor
Walter Pier
Berdena McGraw
Glenn Albaugh
Paul Craw
Essex Street
Proctor
Kasper's Bowling Team Dines Then Cards At Home
Stanley Kasper hosted the six members of Kasper's bowling team for dinner at Shopp'y Restaurant on Monday evening. After the 7 o'clock meal, the group adjourned to Mt. Kasper's East Main Street home where they played cards. Attending were William Gumbleton, Paul Shannon, Allan May, Harold Maxlow, Paul Javenoel, and Fred Christensen.
Births Notice From Corry Hospital This Morning
Ason born to Mr and Mrs James Puller of 213 Northwest Street at the Corry Hospital. A daughter born this morning to Mr and Mrs George W Hopkins of 2 Marom Street. Ason to Mr and Mrs Malwolm Haines of Detroit Michigan expected at the Corry Hospital.
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Ason
James
Puller
Northwest Street
Corry Hospital
Corry
George W. Hopkins
Om Street
Ma!wolm Haines
Detroit
Memorial Service By Navy Mothers Club in Corry
The Navy Mothers Club of Corry held its Memorial Day service with 12 members at 1.0.0 Hall. Mrs Aletha M. Hamilton was greeted as a new member. Members were asked to bring enrollment forms for the national roll of honor to be sent to Washington by June 7. The meeting adjourned to Widmann Teah Drug Store for refreshments hosted by Mrs Lillie and Mrs Douglas Rozelle. The next meeting is set for June 11.
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Navy Mothers Club
Navy Mothers Club of
Corry
Hall
Sommender
Ross Jukes
StanleyLillley
Tie Sickley
Aletha M. Hamilton
Allhose
National Roll of Honor
Washington, D.C
Widmann & Teah Drug Store
Lillie
Douglas Rozelle
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Doz
REX Theatre
Kent Taylor
Peggy Knudsen
Jerome A. Viri Mohr
Dayton
Alma Gardner
Wayne Street
Jerjeeks
Sam Baressi
Hissey Shore
Daughtromeo
Smith Street
S.C. Inghram
Clearfield
FUR Expert
Stewart's Hat Shop
Averone
Crosby
Amo Simmonds
Betwil
Corry, PA
Tears Society
United States
Miss Connie Shaver
Tere Nere
FORD
Powell
Center St
Dial
Batiste
Katz
Gams Chapin
Baton Rouge, Li
Marl KE. Long
William C. Teaver
Independent Oil
Monroe
Shreveport
Louisiina
John H. Overton
Page & Nichols
Pet Or
Carnation Milk
Sockeye Red Salmon
Armour’s Star Lord
U.S
Ade
Maine
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