No Motorists Cited In Citywide OPA Checks
More than 600 Pennsylvania motorists faced appearances before Office of Price Administration examiners after an intensive weekend checkup on pleasure driving. Police and agents checked spots in Philadelphia and towns including Easton Reading Bethlehem and Allentown to enforce compliance amid reduced traffic volumes. Oil City report notes Willard B. Lamberton named assistant vice president at Colonial Trust Co Pittsburgh to lead the new business development department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CPA
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Office of Price Administration
OPA
Easton
Reading
Bethlehem
Allentown
Oil City
Willard B. Lamberton
Lincoln Street
Colonial ‘Trust Co
Pittsburgh
Miss Maxine Gregory Hosts Friday Party at Gould Street
Miss Maxine Gregory hosted an evening at her Gould street home with Miss Clasa Hill assisting. Guests included Misses Jean Foster Phyllis Hoenes Evelyn Clark Grace Hotchkiss Valers Barton Mary Jane Rovelle Cynthia Scott Opal Hull Helen Frederick and Jean Henry plus Mr and Mrs Bayly Chambers and daughter Ernest Wright of Buffalo and LeGrand Durham of Pittsburgh visiting for the death of Mrs W A Johns. Other local attenders and visitors from Prospect Py and OW City joined in the weekend social and upstate travel notes summarize meetings and farm visits with family and friends throughout Corry and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Gregory
Clasa Hill
Gould Street
Jean Foster
Phylls Hoenes
Jean Fhater
Phyllis Hoenes
Evelyn Clark
Grace Hotchkiss
Valers Barton
Mary Jane Rovelle
Cynthia Scott
Opal Hull
Helen Frederick
Jean Henry
Bayly Chambers
Ernest. Wright
Buffalo
LeGrand Durham
Pittsburgh
W. A. Johns
W. C. Langhurst
Emma Burkley
Prospect, Py
Langhursts
Willi Reade Langhurst
Concord Street
Libbye Cohen
OW City
A.H. Oberman
Congress Street
Merritt Hunt
Richard
Patty
J. W. Gray
Denny
Gray
Chautauqua
Fisrold, Sweet
Raymond Manufacturing Company
St. Louis
National
Asociation of Credit Men At
War Credit
Congress
Kathleen
Hazel
Corrine
Guillett
Betty Lita
New York City
C.M. Howard
Washington, D. C
M. Howard
Plovenice ‘Trisket
Geraldine Jones
N.Y
Corry
Cpl
William Barnes
Oakland
F. W. Miller
Miller
Mutiné Corps
E, Hawkins
Z. Gillette
J. Crawford Darlisch
Tuion City
Glen Donaldson
Spring Creek
Lake St. John
Quebec
Lawrence Monier
Youngsville
Camp Forest
Tenn
Pat
Frank Chase
Sixth Annual Club-Social Banquet at Corry Country Club
About one hundred twenty five members and guests attended the Raymond Manufacturing Club of the Inquisitors gathering held at the Corry Country Club on Saturday evening. Richad J. Bachalaer headed the club, with Fussell Cassatt as vice president and Don Dedenn as secretary treasurer. A turkey dinner, floor show from Buffalo and Ellis dancing party entertainment occurred. Wallace Young acted as toastmaster with remarks from Joseph Domingue, James Lewis, Leonard Bailey, Rex Dempsey, Edward Feldt, 8 Holden and Richard J Bachomer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snifeylu Caucuvige
Tiames
Inquisitors Club
Raymond Manufacturing Company Ab
Corry
Pitsavage Sticaseels
Richad J. Bachalaer
Fussell Cassatt
Nce
Don Dedenn
Buffalo
Rex Dempsey
Bell Aircraft
Edward Feldt
Holden
Richard J. Bachomer
Raymond, Mfg. Co
Luncheon and Theatre Party Hosted by Miss Oberman
Miss Maxine Oberman daughter of Mr and Mrs A H Oberman entertained classmates at 4 o clock incheon end theatre party Saturday afternoon. The table decor featured pink and blue with spring centerpiece towers. Guests included Mary Kate Hughes Colletta Maclintoch Barbara Kowalski Belly Ray Bates Christina Nielsen Kathis Boag Ann Harmon Nancy Moore and Almira Heerlein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Oberman
A. H. Oberman
Exst Congress Street
One O'Clork Incheon
Mary Kate Hughes
Colletta Maclintoch
Barbara Kowalski
Belly Ray Bates
Christina Nielsen
Kathis Boag
Ann Harmon
Nancy Moore
Almira Heerlein
Shower Honoring Miss Virginia Loveland at 425 East Main
Mrs Kenneth Loveland entertained at her home on East Main Street Saturday evening for a miscellaneous shower honoring Miss Virginia Loveland the bride elect. Five hundred dollars in prizes were awarded to Miss Loveland Mrs Edmund Barr and Mrs Merle Dodd. A delicious salad dessert was served and many guests attended including Mrs Glenn Betts Mrs Edmund Barr Mrs Robert Brockman Mrs John Street Mrs Merle Dodd Mrs Leslie Dodd Miss Jeannette Gordon Miss Hazel Rehnberg Mrs Paull Auer and Mrs Willian P Lombard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Loveland
Kenneth Loveland
East Main Street
Miss Loveland
Edmund Barr
Merle Dodd
Glenn Betts
Robert Brockman
Retiring Matron Hosts Officers in Cory City
Mrs M R Greene, retiring worthy matron of Cory city Chapter Order of the Eastern Star, entertained the officers of the year at a dinner and party Saturday. The dinner for twenty two was in Cory hospital dining room with formal dress. A dorsal center piece and graduated candelabra flanked the table and corsages marked each place. Mrs Greene received a gift of appreciation. After dinner the group moved to Wis Greene's home on East Wayne street for games and bridge. Prizes went to Mrs Anna Gallagher Mrs V M Sandburg and Mrs F L Lowe Edwards.
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M.R. Greene
Cory City
Order of the Fastern Star
Cory
Wis
Nobbs Baby Born in Buffalo to J B Nobbs Couple
A baby girl arrived Sunday May 2, to Mr and Mrs J B Nobbs of Buffalo. Mrs Nobbs, formerly Lois Patterson, is a resident of this city.
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J. 8. Nobbs
Buffalo
Nobbs
Lois Patterson
Mrs Edward Marr Honored by Friends at Late Home
Mrs Mildred Roberts and Mrs Carl Predell hosted a Friday evening event at their home in the city honoring Mrs Edward Marr. Music and cards were enjoyed with awards to Mrs Charles Mitchell and Mrs Marr. Attendees included Mrs Charles Mitchell, Mrs Minnie Marr, Mrs Richard Steadman, Mrs Ethel Clink, Mrs J Henton, Mrs Roberts, Mrs Fredell, and the Misses Jacqueline Harman, Lois and Betty Predell. Mrs Marr received many gifts. a salad lunch and decorated cake followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Marr
Mildred Roberts
Carl Predell
Ocea
Charles Mitchell
Marr
Minnie Marr
Richard Steadman
Ethel Clink
J. Henton
Roberts
Fredell
Jacqueline Harman
Lois
Betty
Shower honors Mrs Ward with games and prizes
Mrs Ralph Ward is honored as shower hostesses Roy Hoyt and Richard West entertained for Mrs Ward Saturday evening. Guests played games with prizes to Mrs G B Kysar and Mrs Gerald Hoyt. A lunch with tea, dream, and cake followed for a list of guests, including Mrs J C Avery and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Ward
Roy Hoyt
Richard West
G. B. Kysar
Gerald Hoyt
Tce Dream
J.C. Avery
Merle Finyean
Gerald, Hoyt
Adam F Piccirillo
Caroline McVaugh
G. B. Kysat
Glyde Peebles
D. Willis
Helen “Hoyt
Magazine Carriers Party At City Center
Forty five local magazine carrier boys and parents attended a party sponsored by Curtis Publishing Company at the City Center on First Avenue Saturday evening. Curtis representatives Lester Snell and George Wright joined local agent Wicker Nigh as the group viewed films titled Winning A Battle and participated in a post show quiz after the 7 30 pm gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Avenue
Curtis Publishing Company
Lester Snell
Jamestown
George Wright
Promotion Department
Philadelphia
Wicker Nigh
Wright
Spring Vesper Service by Presbyterian Church Choir
Under Mrs R S Dewey direction the church choir of eighteen presented a Spring Vesper Service of fifteenth choral pieces on Sunday at 4 30 pm before a large audience. Solo offerings by Leon Lindsley Warren Spicer and Mrs Dewey plus Mary Graham were featured with piano by Miss Helen Rowe and a trio by Dorothy Mae Rickers Louise Whiteley and Ethel Beckwith. An organ piano arrangement of Demarest Grand Aria opened the program. Afterward the Opportunity Club hosted a luncheon in the church social rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
R. S. Dewey
Demarest
E. J. Tobias
Helen Rowe
Leon Lindsley
Warren Spicer
Fire at First Avenue Garage Causes Minor Damage
A small blaze at the Wiggers’ Garage on First Avenue caused damage estimated at 976 dollars. A spark from an electric light wire ignited cleaning supplies in Guy E. Rogers’ washing truck. Fire crews responded promptly, keeping the fire from spreading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiggers
First Avenue
Guy E. Rogers
Corry High School 1943 Corrian Issued
The 1943 Corrian, Corry High annual, distributed today, reviews gradu ating class activities and other school functions. It is profusely illustrated and enclosed in a bronze color cover, and compares favorably with recent local school yearbooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Corry High
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National Association of Purchasing Agents
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Arthur Goring
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Virginia Jones
Edinboro State ‘Teachers’ College
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Ann
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Whit Pitts
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