Corry Woman Praises Delegates at Federation Meeting
Mrs. 8. C. Barnes of Corry, senior state chair man of citizenship of the Pennsylvania Federation of Women's Clubs, spoke at the federation’s annual convention at Buckhills praising the women delegates and their representatives. She urged sponsoring forums to teach youths the basics of government for the 1940 election. Frank G. Arnold of the Colorado Government Research Association echoed the theme, praising women’s influence on honest government and noting Pennsylvania women lead in many areas.
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Corry
Federation
8. C. Barnes
Pennsylvania Federation of Women's Clubs
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Buekchialls
Barnes
G. W. Andrus Honored at Birthday Party
G W Andrus of 125 West Congress street hosted a surprise birthday gathering for her husband las evening with ten guests. The group enjoyed games and stunts, a salad and dessert, and a birthday cake. Gifts were presented to the honoree by the friends.
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Ars
le Wo Andris
West
Congress Street
Elise
Andrug
Baptist Ladies Group Met Last Evening
The Baptist Ladies Fellowship met at Carter Hill with a missionary program by Miss Gladys Bogert. Mrs. Ralph Carroll reported on the Mid-missions conference at Loyle Haven. Plans for summer were discussed. Mrs. Carroll received a birthday gift. Next meeting set for June 28 at Mrs. Charles Milley’s home.
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Baptist Ladies’ Fellowship
Harald Howard
Carter Hill
Gladys Bogert
Ralph Carroll
Loyle Haven
Durie
Peiffer
Carroll
Charles Milley
East Wayne Street
Hostesses lead St Pauls Missionary Society meeting
Mrs Morris Chapin hosted St Pauls Libheyvan Missionary Society with Ms Hawkins at her East Main Street home. Reports by Mrs R S Barry A A Merker and Mrs Carl Gustafson on the Erie synodical conference were read. Next meeting set for June 28 at Mrs Gust Swanson's Curry RD 2 home with assistants Mrs Merrit Hunt and Mrs John Bojard Jr. Mrs Dorr Clori to lead. Refreshments for twenty five members served by Mrs Chapin and Mig Yaikina.
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St. Paul’s Missionary Society
Morris Chapin
Hawkins
St. Paul's Libheyvan Missionary Society
East Main Street
R. S. Barry
A. A. Merker
Carl Gustafson
Erie
Gust Swanson
Curry R. D. 2
Merrit Hunt
John Bojard
Dorr Clori
Mary and Martha Class Entertained at Presbyterian Church
Mary and Martha Class at Grace Grace Presbyterian Church hosted a social and business session. A delegate was chosen to attend the Young People’s Conference in Grave City in June. A Children's Day committee was formed. Members enjoyed games and contests led by Mrs. Rumbaugh and Mrs. Dike. Awards went to several members and a dessert lunch followed for all attendees.
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Irs
John ‘Krostie Waa Hoatess
Mary Anad Martin
Presbyterian Church
Young People's Conference
Grave City
Plm. Nichols
Wollie Merker
Louis Lundy
Marian Rumbaugh
Fern Dike
Bier Shater
Ross Gi. Fehlmans
Wilt Dyckes
Bevenjeon
Tri-Hi-Y Club Feted at Spaulding Cottage in Columbus Park
Mrs M Spaulding entertained twenty four Tri-Hi-Y Club members at the Spaulding cottage in Columbus Park with marshmallow roasts and entertainment. Co counsellors Mrs Franke Howe and Miss Ruth Bennett attended. Indiana State Teachers College students Pauline Weed and Robert Swanson returned home for the summer. Visitors Mrs George Kinley and Mrs Paul Quatlisk, and guests Hawkins from Corry, Pawson from Warren, and Glen Donaldgen from Spring Creek, came back from a fishing trip at Algonquin Park.
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Spaulding Cottage
Spaulding
Chevy Tigh
Columbus Park
Franke Howe
Ruth Bennett
Pauline Weed
Robert Swanson
Indiana State Teachers’ College
Indiana
George Kinley
Paul Quatlisk
Loday
BB. Hawkins
Corry
BR. G. Pawson
Warrer
Glen Donaldgen
Spring Creek
Algoquin Park
Csn
Local Social Notes Highlight City Visitors and Travel
Concord resident Miss Ming Gy Terry visits for Aero Supply business while Mrs Elson Harmen of Connellsville accompanies her daughter Miss Marian Elizabeth Gillette for graduation plans. Attendees include Donald Watson A M Lits Don Mackenzie and Lester Lopus en route to Marienville for a meeting of the elementary club. Raymond Manufacturing interest visitors Hulstol Cann and A Linendoll from RI for business in Corry Jamestown Manufacturing Corp. Leroy MarlLet of Warren visited last evening.
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Ming Gy
Terry
Concord
Sper
Hite
Henry Rubhin
New Yorke
Aero Supply Company
Mra
N. Troy Uillette
East Smith Street
Ogoniz School
Jwar Philadelphis
Weber
Miity
Elizabeth Gillette
Muthter
Eilson Harmen
Connellsville
Donald Watson
Don MacKenzie
Leser Lopus
Marienville Jask
Marian Pliny
Ginaud
Priday
Vivien Plum
EB. W. Andrews
Associated Spring Corporation «1
Hulstol, Cann
Raymond Manufacturing Company
A. Linendoll
Riston
Mass
Corry- Jamestown Macutucliring Corporation
Leroy MarLett
Warren
D A R Garden Party an Enjoyable Social Event
D A R Garden Party hosted by Brokenstone Valley chapter on Wednesday at the Gilbert home in West Church Parish. Sixty guests attended a dessert luncheon at 1 30 with fifteen bridge tables. Awards were given for Rontrack Bridge and auction hedge, and a floral prize honored the raffle winner. An program featured vocal selections, piano numbers, and violin pieces.
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H. A. Gilbert
West Church Pirest
Brokenstoan Valley
YP. Williams
Harold Powelll
RD. King
W. Stuart Houghton
William Matthews
Oscar Fritz
Raymond Barnes
Usew
ER. Dohisem
Baie Davis
Ps Merrill Tellier
Gerbrudeh
Former Corry Girl Among Nursing School Graduates
A Corry native, Miss Weber, yields as a member of the Green High School class of 19d and served on the Bardage Scissors staff. She took part in the commencement exercises at Villa Maria Academy last evening, with Corry relatives including George Webey, Elizabeth Weber, John Weber, and Paul Weber listed among attendees from Olean.
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Ter Prem
Cnming
Wis Dene
Vinneril's Hospital School of Nursing
Villa Maria
Miss Weber
Bardage Scissors
Sylvea
Mr and Mee
Paul Webes
MO Iil
Fox
Carlyle Wabi
Olean
Mrs Auer Hosts NF Club Social At East Smith Street
Mrs Walter Auer acted as hostess entertaining NF club members at her East Smith Street home last evening. Guests were served refreshments, and Mrs Carry Alexander will entertain again in two weeks.
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Walter Auer
Wasser Aver
East Smith Street
NF Clvic
Carry
New Castle Woman Heads V F W Auxiliary District
Mrs. Evelyn Woods of New Castle was elected president of the fifth district of the auxiliary at the Oil City delegates meeting. Speakers included Norm Potts of Bradford and Bernice Cuntinghast of Bradfril, with other officials and delegates from Rochester, Aliquippa, Ellwood City, Indiana, Butler, and Tionesta among those represented.
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Evelyn Woods
New Caste
W. Woot
Oil City
Norm Potts
Bradford
Bernice Cuntinghast Bradfril
Angéling Johnson
Brie
Loretta Kearney
Butler
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Miss Marjorie Young Honored at Party
Miss Marjorie Young, fiancé of Paul Auer, was feted at a dinner party at Tirbell's Inn west of the city. She received a colonial nosegay, and guests later gathered at Mr and Mrs. Stanley Crawford’s home on West Pleasant Street. Attendees included Misses Burnley, Sha ver, Vanderhoif, Kitileberger, Perry, Wojelechowski, and others, plus Mr and Mrs. Cox and William Beall.
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Oh, Cg, Murphy Company
Margorie Young
Brideeleet
Tirbell's Inn
Mass
Young
Paul Auer
Exch
Iyor
Stanley Crawford
West Pleasant Street
Belly Burnley
Sun Shaver
Amelia Vanderhoif
Dioroty Kitileberger
Mildred Perry
Victoria Wojelechowski
Bill Anderson
Eva Drake
Dorothy Farrell
Francis Phimura
Ta Wairous
Miss Young
Merle Melntyre
William Beall
Grade Teachers Honor Miss Ruby McCullough
Grade teachers and former teachers of the Corry school honored Miss Ruby McCullough, Haril Ing principal, at a party on West Smith Street. Guests included Mrs Ralph S Dew. yellow tulips decor, a bride and groom centerpiece, and a miniature bride aided the festive table. After dinner, the celebration moved to Mrs Lawrence Aldergon's home on East Sixth Alley for chess, confections, punch and cakes.
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West Smith Street
Ruby McCullougsh
Haril Ing School
Medhough
Corry Schovla
Ralph S
Judes
Mra
Lawrence
C D of A Planning for Installation
Members of the Catholic Daughters group met on South Center street to plan the Installation. Mrs Arthur Schepperer was named trustee and two new members joined the organization. Refreshments followed the business meeting. The Installation Banquet will be held at The Pantry on North Center Street June 14. The next bridge party, led by Mrs Lea Rhynard and Mrs Arthur Pills, is scheduled for June 2 in the Gill Room.
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Amerie
South Center Street
Mrz
Arthur Schepprer
North Center
Birge
Lea Rhynard
Arthir
Pittsburgh May Market Report Mixed for Fruits Veg and Livestock
Market notes from Pittsburgh show demand moderate for produce as apples steady and cabbages steady. Livestock prices slid for some items while cattle and hogs varied and dairy and poultry markets moved with mixed gains and steadying trends across regions.
Johnstown Businessman Takes Own Life
A Johnstown Pennsylvania businessman killed himself in his hotel room after a gun misfired. Hotel staff, alerted by noises, broke in to find him with a revolver nearby. The man, identified as 40 year old Glovence Widerehein, died from a self inflicted gunshot wound.
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Pitsburgh
Johnstown
Ames
Tyleg
Repair work ramped up at Altoona shops
Altoona Pa May 26 The June work schedule for the Altoona shops of the Pennsylvania Railroad was increased with the announcement that 207 freight cars will be repaired in the shops beginning June 1.
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Altoona
Pennsylvania Railroad
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