P W Club State Convention Attendees May 26 29
A number from the Corry Business and Professional Women's club plan to attend the Pennsylvania Federation of Business and Professional Women's clubs convention at Bedford Springs from May 26 to 29. Miss Baxtone White, president of the National Federation, will speak at the banquet on the topic Business and Professional Women in the Future of the United States. Other speakers include Judge Sara Soffel of Pittsburgh Mary Deaman national legislation chairman and Helen Kal Thompson national membership chairman.
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P. W. Club
Corry
Sara Soffel
Pittsburgh
Mary Deaman
National Legislation
Helen Kal Thompson
Mrs Barnes Attends Federation Meeting in Pennsylvania
Mrs B C Barnes of North Center Street active in the Pennsylvania Federation of Women’s Clubs left Sunday for a convention at Budehill Falls, running through Friday. She chairs citizenship sessions and has invited Frank G Arnold of Nebraska to speak on tax policy and fiscal efficiency.
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Barnes
B. C. Barnes
North Center Street
Pennsylvania Federation of Women’s Clubs
Budehill Falls
Arnold
Nebraska
Corry Music Lovers attend Warren Conservatory concert
Corry residents joined guests from Warren Jamestown and Erie at the Warren Conservatory of Music spring concert held in Conservatory Hall at 8 15. The program featured piano violin clarinet and string ensemble pieces performed by local and regional musicians.
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Corry
Warren
Warren Conservatory of Music
Sabintey
Conservatory Hall
Jamestown
Erle
Waller A. Hull
Martha
Gene Parsons
Clarence By Shoup
Dessert Bridge and Garden Party May 24
The Brokenstraw Valley chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will sponsor a Dessert Bridge and Garden Party at the home of Mr and Mrs Harold A Gilder on West Church Street. Reservations by this evening or Tuesday morning were requested. Mrs Ralph J Fogle and Mrs Foster Davis lead reservations with final arrangements by Mrs George Boyd.
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Brokenstraw Valley
Daughters of the American Revolution
Harold A. Gilder
Warren Girl to Marry Son of Col Donovan
Miss Patricia Mayiss Grandin of Warren plans a June 17 wedding to David Rumsey Donovan of New York City and Buffalo. Sister Miss Donovan will be maid of honor with a group of attendants from Warren, Buffalo, New York, and surrounding areas. Ushers include Sehnell Kopf, Rumery, Cary, Zachek, Graham, and Stickney from multiple cities.
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Mir
Don
Van
Kinney
Morristown
Will Bo
Paul Sehnell- Kopf
Douglas Rumery
Charles Cary
Buffalo
Bonwind Za
John Street Honored at Corry Idaho Stag Party
John Street was honored by sixteen friends at a stag party hosted by Carl Nelson in Corry Idaho. Following a formal dinner the group presented Street with a gift as preparations continue for his upcoming marriage to Miss Ruth Keppel on May 26.
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John Street
Ruth Keppel
Carl Nelson
Corry
Street
Kerights of Columbus Meadville Initiate Class Tuesday
The Kerights of Columbus of Meadville will confer the first degree on a class of candidates Tuesday evening. Members and candidates are urged to attend, with gatherings planned at the K of C rooms and then a meeting at Cookeye Wing after the ceremony.
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Meadville
Kerights of Columbus
Tea Council
Ofcook
Erie Grangers to Meet Here Saturday
At Corry Grange No. 5d regular meeting the Sev enth Degree Club of Erie County announced a gathering here next Saturday night May 27. All Grangers invited. program in George Hall with a feast for club members after the meeting. Thirteen names were submitted for membership and talks on poultry were given by Kay ch Feed Company, McFrye, and Monte Souls of Saongertown, Pa. A postmeeting program of singing and instrumental music followed.
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Seventh Degree Club
Erie County
Gporge Hall
Kaych Feed Company
Mc Frye
Monte Souls
Saogertown
Daughters of American Colonists Meet Here
Rev Bands addressed sixteen members at Dorothy's Tea House West Smith Street during a luncheon meeting. She spoke on Pioneer Women of Northwestern Pennsylvania. Reports from the Washington national meeting were shared. Next gathering will be a picnic at Mrs. Jane Coon's Waterford home on August 19.
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Bands
Daughters of the American Colonists
Dorothy
West Smith Street
Pennsylvania
Washington, D. C
Jane Coon
Waterford
Corry Elks Attend Meadville District Meeting
Corry Elks represented at the northwest district meeting of the Elks in Meadville. About 700 members and wives attended from lodges across the district. Delegates named include PL Autria, A M Lite, James Carrig, James Sullivan, Hugh Clark, Harry Paulson, Lyngard Chase, Charles Mulkie, and Leon Brawn.
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Corry
Reception Planned For Retiring Pastor
A farewell reception will be held for Rev and Mrs C J Chrities of the Christian and Missionary Alliance church Tuesday evening at the parsonage 5 East Main Street. Members and friends of the church are invited. Rev Chrimes will soon leave to take a pastorate in Waslington Pa.
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C.J. Chrities
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Daughter born to Ross couple at Corry hospital
A daughter was born this morning at Corry hospital to Mr and Mrs Cecil Ross of Columbus. The mother is Mrs. Belden Peterson before her marriage, formerly of Cambridge Springs. The couple are residents of Corry.
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Corry Hospital
Warren Ross
Cambridge Springs
Merry
Corry
Cecil Ross
Columbus
Sour Cream Cakes And Spices Cakes From Creamy Mix
A vintage style recipe feature extols sour cream in cakes with two recipes plain Sour Cream Cake and Spice Cake. It includes directions for beating, sifting, folding, and baking times and temperatures, plus optional icing and a suggested white cooked icing with nuts and raisins.
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Mille Somibagis
Pittsburgh Markets Report Mixed As Food and Steel Rally
May 22 Pittsburgh wholesale produce and live stock markets show steady to firm cabbage and fruits with mixed grain prices. Live hogs and cattle move lightly while dairy butter and eggs hold uneven quotes. Steel stocks rally in New York with most major names closing higher on improving demand.
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