Grange Ladies Contests And Local Notes In Corry
Corry Grange No. 55 met at the I.O.O.F. Hall with Master Roy Swarts chairing. The traveling scroll will go to Lake Shore Grange on May 26 and Elk Creek Grange on May 20. Ladies heard Mrs. Rachel Hogan on sewing and dressmaking and a two piece dress contest, with judging points and a path to Pomona, state, and national levels. June 4 initiations are planned for three candidates. many local residents were mentioned in social notices and arrivals.
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Corry
C. F. Hall
Roy Swarts
Lake Shore Grange
Rachel Hogan
Exe
Grange
Pomona
Worl
Ruth Clark
Swart
Birthday Party At Watrous Home
A surprise birthday party was held Saturday evening at the Watrous home for Mrs. Lawrence Watrous of 105 Hatch street. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Peterson and Mr. and Mrs. James Watrous of Union City, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Crosent and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Watrous and daughter Coletta of Corry. Five hundred relatives and visitors enjoyed the gathering with sandwiches, pickles, celery, birthday cake, jello and coffee. Mrs. Watrous received two pleasing gifts.
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J. A. Antiil
Erle
James Delaney
Genevieve Waseak
Jamestown
Charles Rauscher
Joseph
West Pleasant Street
Albion
Concord Street
Carl Sullivan
Wesleyville
Sullivan
West Frederick Street
Robert Reynolds
Kim
Warren
L. J. Sanders
Saughter
Cheryl
Detroit
Wich
Charles Page
Columbus Inn
Bert Watrous
Arthur Proctor
Emory Watrous
Union City
Lawrence Watrous
Coletta
Hatch Street
Robert Bracken
Pittsburgh Institute of Mortuary Science
Pittsburgh
Harry S. Bowman
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church, God
Harold Powell
East
Liberty
Powell
Church Council
Bowman
Bethany Lutheran Church
M. Howard
Clark Johnston
M. Clark
Ideal Pennsylvania Electric Company
Oil City
Linsmen
Clik
Charlotte Rouse
Howard
Johnston
Raymond Bachomner
Alphonse Vanssens
Richard Hurlburt
Key Spring Four
Dunkin and Fredonia
Spebsqsa
Dunkirk High School
Bachomer
Vansselis
Hurlbert
Orn
Joseph R. Clair
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Robert Desmond
W. A. Rete Mond
Rideway
Gracey Church
Clair
Watrous
Hugh Peterson
James Watrous
Richard Crosent
Corry
Mrs J W Croyle To Speak To Hospitality Club
Mrs J W Croyle will speak on the art of painting including portrait painting at the Hospitality Club meeting on Tuesday May 24 at 2 oclock. The session meets at the North Center Street American Legion Home with Mrs Charles Suska presiding and committee members assisting.
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Do Vs Croyle Wil
Tne
Hospitality Club
North Center Street
American Legion
Charles Suska
Suska
Louis Valentine
Robert Forrester
Charles Kromas
Mary McKee
Births Reported in Newark and City Hospitals
A son born May 20 to Mr and Mrs Fred Caffrey of Newark. Mrs Caffrey was Viva Thomas of this city. Twin daughters born to Mr and Mrs Ralph Ward of 545 West Church Street at Corry Hospital Sunday morning. A daughter born early yesterday to Mr and Mrs George Smith of 410 Liberty Street at Sorry Hospital.
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Brackeneating
Concetta LaMachio
Ev. Prances Graves
St. Thomas Church
Carl Catatta
John
Joseph
Albert Amoroso
Prank Baresi
Frank Gravino
Nicholas Dado
Prank Joy
Joseph Joy
Guy Galfo
Frank Joy
Youngstown
William Weicht
Zina
Barbara
Everett
Tony Sara
Cleveland
Arthur Hackenburg
Harkoo
Joseph LaMachio
Kenneth Scott
North Center Street
Phelps
Ge Werg
Ralph Davison
Kay
Lorraine
Davison
Peebles
Park Street
Melvin Schries
Jamestown
R. C. West
Lemon Street
Jan Howard
Carlisle
C. M. Howard
Fred Williams
West Wayne Street
A. W. Johnson
Prc
Richard Saxton
Moses Lake Air Force Base
Moses Lake
Wash
Lyle Saxton
J. H. Brigham
Oil City
Erie
Mercyhurst College
Jean
Queen's Court
Sally
Koppers Company
OW City
Archie E. Tate
West Smith Street
East McKeesport
Fred Caffrey
Newark, M. J
Caffrey
Viva Thomas
This City
Ralph Ward
West Church Street
Corry Hospital
George Smith
Liberty Street
Miss Anna Marie Taylor Celebrates 19th Birthday
Miss Anna Marie Taylor celebrated her 19th birthday with a party hosted by her mother Mrs Milford Taylor at their home. Attending were friends from Concord and Fairview Schools who enjoyed games birthday cake ice cream and Kool aid.
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Anna Marie Taylor
Milford Taylor
Lakestree
Anna Marie
Concord
Fairview
Final Elks Dance In Series Saturday Night
One hundred couples from Disty Lodge No. 789 B P O Elks attended a Saturday evening dance at Home Which marking the finale of the Winter and Spring series. Music by Bob Trifan and his Meadville orchestra played 8:30 to 1:46. Dances will resume in the Fall with Alfred Morrison Sr as entertainment chair. Jerome Needham served capably as chair for the past series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Disty Lodge No. 789
B. P. Oo. Elks
Et Line
Elks! Home
Bob Trifan
Meadville
Alfred Morrison
Jerome ¥. Needham
Eleven German States Sign West German Constitution
In Bonn Normal School the West German constitution was proclaimed for 48 million Germans as 11 states formally signed it. The act coincided with a four power conference in Paris aimed at shaping postwar settlement. The signing signals the path to establish a West German government and strengthen allied talks.
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Assuelitioneres
Germany
Council of Foreign Ministers
Paris
Anfd
Bonn Normal School
Health program hearings begin as Truman plan debated
Senate hearings opened on President Truman's health insurance program with the administration insisting it is the only alternative to a state medicine plan. J Donald Kingsley, acting federal security administrator, said the nation already backs a state medical system for about 24 million people seeking federal medical care. He argued social insurance can prevent private medicine from being subsumed by a public dole and provide a stable foundation for private providers to expand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Truman
J. Donald Kingsley
Federal Security
Naion
Kingsley
Ely
Three Die in Autos in Corry District Crash
A car carrying Mrs Hanson and Meredith left the Wes Highway and plunged into a five foot gully at 6:30 a.m. The vehicle rolled one and a half times. Mrs Hanson died at the scene. Meredith survived to seek help.
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Swallenary
Mrs. Hanson
Meredith
Ms. Hanson
Hamobiospital
Meredith's car totaled in estimate of 400 dollars
Meredith's vehicle was declared a total loss with damage estimated at 400 dollars. Mrs Hanson survives with husband Clarence of Sugar Grove along with four children and several relatives. funeral services planned at the Schoonover Funeral Home in Sugar Grove.
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Meredith
Hanson
Clarence
Sugar Grove
D. A
Elmer Pegnott
Lawrence Park
Frank Lindstrom
Ripley
Alfred
Milwaukee
Hay
Jamestown
Schoonover Fieri
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Cag
Shelley Wnters
Dorothy Hart
Mrs
Frank
East Mainet
Dial
Seemet Society
Supsecet
Robert Tripp
Robertusp
William Hemple
Marlon Street
Trpp
Lawrence McCray
Michael Piccirilla
Claude Stoke
Henry Tosoure
Albert Shaffer
Tripp
Stokes
J. W. Croyle
Helen
Davison-Fogle
Franklin Bt
Corry, Pa
Torrey
Erie, Co
Jewelers
Elks
Corry District
Coats & Suits
Leed
Keystone Milk
Florida
Doz Asf
Chapin
Retail Merchants Division
Carry Chamber of Commerce
Bubba Dub Dub
East Washington St
Taffeta
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