Bridal portrait wins blue ribbon at York convention
A bridal portrait of Mrs. Robert Westerling, former Betty Cook of Brie, won a blue ribbon for Robert Parson of Parson Studio at the Pennsylvania State Photographers Association Convention in York. The photo is on display in the station window as Mrs. Parson and others attended the event.
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Robert Westerling
Betty Cook
Brie
Robert Parsin
Parson
Pennsylvania State Photographers’ Association
York
Yorktown
Dianne Ryan Rauscher
Charles Rauscher
West Pleasant Street
Executives Night brings Purchasing Agents to Corry
The Northwestern Pennsylvania Purchasing Agents Association plans its tenth anniversary dinner at Hotel Corry with Executives Night. Speakers include George A. Renard of New York and J B L Clayton of Cincinnati, announcing the Chicago convention dates. Local members listed. Also notes residents visiting relatives in Erie Rochester and Meadeville. several families travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purchasing Agents Associadum
Northwestern
Pennsylvania
Corry
George A. Renard
New York
National Association of Purchasing Agents
Renard
National Association
J. BL. Clayton
Distriot
Cincinnati
A. G. Hapcralt
Clayton
Chicago
C.H. Holden
H.W. Jewell
W. H. Love
Land
W. W. Windah
L. M. Danrer
War Crimes Commission official speaks at Rotary dinner
L. Highberger of Bradford, a War Crimes Commission member and hospital administrator, addressed Rotary Club at Hotel Corry about German concentration camps, postwar treatment of prisoners, and estimates of victims. He recalled tours in Europe, Nuremberg trial role, and warned of potential German alignment with Russia in future conflicts.
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War Crimes Commission
Rotary L. Highberger
Bradford
Bradford Hospital
Rotary Club
Corry
Highberger
Germany
Europe
Nuremberg
Russia
Wail. Larsen
John
Hospitality Club met Tuesday afternoon on portrait art
The Hospitality Club gathered at the American Legion Home at 2 pm with Mr. Charles Suska chairing. Mrs Croyle spoke on portrait painting, detailing techniques, with her husband also a painter present. Committee members served cookies coffee and tea. Spring flowers decorated the table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hospitality Club
American Legion
Charles Suska
Lous Valentine
Robert Forrester
Charles Kromias
Mary McKee
Croyle
J. Fred Kinley
Bess Wilson
William Leaby
Mrs C H Holden Hosts Card Club Evening
Mrs C H Holden of West Church street entertained her contract bridge club Tuesday evening with two tables of play. Guest Robert Siow of Tampa formerly resided here attended. Birthday of Mrs R L King celebrated with gift. Mrs Frank Loveland won the evening prize. salad course served. Next meeting date announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Siow
Tampa
Fla
C. H. Holden
West Church Street
R. L. King
Frank Loveland
Officers Installed At Concord P T A Session
Concord P T A held its annual installation last evening at the school with 86 present. New officers named include Mrs Lun Jeen as president and Mrs Wendell Shields as first vice president, with Miss May Anderson as second vice president, Mrs Arthur Shields as secretary, and Mrs Harvey Loveland as treasurer. The meeting approved reports, voted to send Mrs Lundeen to the state convention in Philadelphia, and set aside $50 for a scholarship fund. The program featured student performances from Miss Thabelle Gordon’s room and a film "King Cotton" shown by Mrs Lawrence Andersen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Uuit
Concord School
P.T. A
Harland Blanchard
Stanley Nichols
Arthur Shields
Charles Bailey
Robert, Allison
Leo Howlett
Ralph Carroll
George Wilcox
Delmar Lumdeen
Leland Johnston
Corry City
P. T. A. Connell
Lun- Jeen
Wendell Shields
May Anderson
Harvey Loveland
Ruth Dahlskind
Thabelle Gordon
Janet Taylor
James Love
Miss Gordon
Ways and Means
Lundeen
Philadelphia
Qluuer
King Cotton
Lawrence Andersen
Daughter born to Russell Nason and family
A daughter was born last evening at Corty Hospital to Mr and Mrs Russell Nason of 120 Snyder Chite. Another baby born to Mr and Mrs Joseph De Marte of 10B Concord Street at Sorry Hospital. Yesh Burr of Oil City welcomed a child at Ol City Hospital yesterday morning. Mrs Burr is Grace Boul of West Middlesex. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs R S Bure of East Frederick Street.
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Tra Miller
North Center Street
Slaveland
Robert
Western Revenve
Emory D. North
Howard E. North
Poughteépsie
N. Y
Herman E. Yusi
West Measant Street
Grace Hotchkiss
Salvation Army
Rochester
K. D. Brown
East South Street
N. R. Dickson
Martin Bemis
State Line Road
Bert, Welden
Gould Street
Corry Hospital
Vera Patton
St. Petersburg
Fla
Archie A. Patton
White Street
Cassius Paulson
Liberty Street
New York City
Balboa
Panama Canal Zone
Paulson
Walter White
Robert Snow
Tampa
Pla
Vig
Gersid
Aarold Hammond
Russell Nason
Snyder Chite
Corty Hospital
Bor Early Tis
Joseph DeMarte
Concord Street
Yesh Burr
Oil City
Ol City
Burr
Grace Boul
West Middlesex
R. S. Bure
East
Frederick Treet
Legion Groups Plan Rally Day Observance
Legion groups meet at the Legion Home to organize Rally Day on June 18. Commander Richard J. Orn presided with auxiliary president Mrs. Orn and Miss Helen Gumbleton of the Anderson Post assisting. About fifty members discussed plans and announced three boys will attend Keystone Boys Camp near Harrisburg for a week in July. Auxiliary Tri county Council meets at Franklin on June 8 with reservations through secretary Eleanor Kavach. Memorial Day service at St Paul Lutheran Church follows Sunday service with members meeting at the church. Next auxiliary meeting is June 2 with officers to be elected. nominating committee named. Refreshments served by several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
eNessimen
Corvisr
American Twylon
American Legion Aux
The
Legion
Keystone
Camp Gegion
Harrisburg
iTt
Auxiliary Tri-county Council
Franklin
Eleanor Kavach
Washington Study Circle Concludes Year’s Work
Washington Study Circle wrapped up its year with a session at Mrs. Donald Dingle’s Marion Street home. The topic was For The Love Of Books and plans for the June 3 school fair were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington School
P. T
Donald Dingle
Marion Street
Honey Hicks
Miss Norma Weaver Crowned Track Queen at Corry Meet
Norma Weaver a ninth grade student at Corry Junior High was elected by her peers as Track Queen for the first annual High Track and Field meet. The event is set for tomorrow afternoon at Boveland Field starting at 3 PM with ribbons awarded to the top three finishers in each event.
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Norma Weaver
Corry Junior High School
Boveland Field
Bridge Luncheons and Dances Planned at Conycountry Club
ActVices at the Conycountry ub Are being planned with summer bridge luncheons for ladies and invited guests on the second and fourth Thursdays each month. Mrs Benson and Mrs Nevkers lead planning, while third Thursdays feature a green dinner under chair Harley Johnson. A May 28 dance at Hilltop Club House will feature Tammy Bin Orchestra from Ellé, with music from 10 p m to 1 a m. A Sunday supper and MSS meeting follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conycountry
Harley Johnson
Vouse
Tammy bin
Ellé
HUM
Elke
Whert A. Ott, Jr
Lance
Oil City Couple Honored At Dinner
Oil City resident C. Wands, soon moving to Los Angeles, and family were honored at a Monday evening dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Harold Howard of RD 4. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. A. Ray of Tilwaville, Mr. and Mrs. James F. Foster and son James Ray of Franklin, Mr. and Mrs. John W. Ray and Dorothy, Miss Helen Wallace of Erie, and Dr. and Mrs. Wilkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Wands
Oil City
Los Angeles
Calif
Harold Howard
RD. 4
Howard
Wilkins
A. Ray
Tilwaville
James F. Foster
James Ray
Franklin
Srd
Harry Barach Named Synagogue President
BG UMM BUSINESS Tung of the Beth Israel Synagogue presided Tuesday evening on West Church street with President Joe Cohen in the chair. Officers for the year elected include Harry Barach president Aaron Oberman vice president Philip Zalaneck second vice president Arthur Chen secretary Nathan Reich treasurer and trustees Mervyn M. Nast Kurt Leer. Next regular meeting slated for June with standing committees to be appointed. In 1943 Philadelphia mint producers produced more than 303 million grains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BG Umm Business Tung
Beth Israel
le Synagogue
West Church Street
Joe Cohen
Harry Barach
Aaron Oberman
Philip Zalaneck
Arthus Chen
Nathan Reich
Mr. Cohen
Mervyn M. Nast
Kurt Leer
Lees
Fifteen Tables At Eastern Star Party At City Chapter No. 17
A Tuesday card party at the Eastern Star Chapter No. 17 in the Mason Temple featured fifteen tables and 300 players. Mrs. Ellmear Wassink chaired. Mrs. Lavina Kysar and Mrs. Clen Haight won contract awards. door prizes went to Mrs. Roger McCray and Mrs. Lea Christensen. refreshments included strawberry shortcake with whipped cream, coffee, and nuts. decorations reflected Eastern Star colors. Funds raised will aid the festival, as talks note ongoing money collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Ellmear Wassink
Howard Ro
William Moody
Lavina Kysar
Clen Haight
Wiliam Leahy
Clubbinewoll
Quilting Club Meeting in Erie Hosts Luncheon
The Line Quilting Club met with Eris member in Erie yesterday hosted by Mrs William Croft. Attendees included Mrs Tracy Whitehead Mrs A V Cochran Robert Brown Mrs Ross Fehlthal Mrs Esther Spicer Mrs Walter Whinahl Mrs Bruce Thomas and Mrs Lloyd Matson. A luncheon was served and a special time enjoyed. Next meeting set for June 7. Graham the temperance lecturer formerly of Sylvester Graham advocated bread made from wheat whole grain excluding the husk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Line Quilting Club
Erie
William Croft
Tracy W Whitehead
A. V. Cochran
wL's
Robert Brown
Ross Fehlthal
Esther Spicer
Walter Whinahl
Bruce ‘Thomas
Lloyd Matson
Graham Breed
Sylvester Graham
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Ai Ieee
Wakerey
Are Brennan Leslie
Howard Hawks
SUN
MON
Tulsa
Susan Hayward
Hubert Preston
Peres Sult
Sessisy Ioe
Walter Paulson
C.J. Fleck
G. Eb, Mallory
Union City
Mabel Hallas
East Wayne Street
Fred Snapp
William Blakely
Leo
Coyle
Lyle Shreve
Thames Clerk
Carl Goodwill
Willard Shreve
Snapp
Blakely
Mallory
Jean Brigham
J. H. Brigham
George Doymey
Lyle Saxton
Rita Gutman
Cleveand
Mercyhurst College
Alfred Morrison
Coty Lodge
B. P.O. Biks
Sckerak’s Grove
Clg Berkhous
Mall Street
William W. Conley
East Borneo
Indonesia
Con~ Ley
Chris~ian and
Missionary Alliance
Spartansburg
Schislers
West Borneo
Dorothy White
Cape Town
South Africa
Lintao
China
Netson
Malcolm Haines
New York Central Railroad
Cleveland
Detroit
Chesapeake and Ohio
Harriett Anderson
Harriett
Mary
Andy
Raymond Anderson
Dora Quinlisy
Lert
Torrance
Corryite
Henry Colburn
George Colburn
Mia
Grace Stith
Colburn
J. Glenn Gites
Oscar Colburn
LeRoy B. Campbell
di Warren Conbervalony
Basle
Warren
Glenen
Guditianine Taut
Natonal Guild of
Plano
Noth Carnling
Pittsburati
Allalown
I Wendling
Hye Presbyier
Eee
Women’s Association
Chilreh
Marion Hutelésoy
West Pleasant
Colin Ihs Co
Concord
Washington Study Circle
Philadelisma
Helen
Aes Ladlet Lingrrit
HOTEL
Poast
Bole Jane’ Nn
Beep Papeie
Salle
Uistowl
Copeer
Eciter
Chapin
Quilting
Eris
San- Cura
Elton Tay Ey
Nar le Files
Dintmnent
Sean Rely
San Ama
Sintra
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