Miss Jane Mulheirn Complimented At Dinner
Miss Jane Mulheirn, a June bride, was honored at a dinner at the Rity Restaurant hosted by teachers from Jimby High and Vocational Schools. Eighteen guests attended with Harold Wolfe as toastmaster. Mrs Frank Graft presented a reading titled Mandys Wedding and gave a silver service and crystal desk clock. Mrs J J Mulherin also attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Mulheirn
Rity
Jimby
Harold Wolfe
Harry Wissinger
Frank Graft
Mary Jolivstet
Girl Scouts Plan Summer Camp And Parade
The Girl Scouts met at the Presbyterian Church for their regular meeting. Miss Helen Fredericks received a prize for selling the most cookies in the annual sale. Plans for the Memorial Day parade and summer camp were discussed and finalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Curch
Helen‘ Fredericks
Pta Event At Concord School Grounds Picnic
A PTA gathering at Concord last evening featured a 630 PM picnic on school grounds. The meeting elected next year’s PTA Council reps and appointed committee members while the program included the PPA creed recitation and several poems. Local entertainments included accordion pieces and a playlet with readings by Mrs. Wicker Nigh and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aye Ge Gow
Concord P. T. As
P.t. A. Council
Donald Nantea
C. A. Mountain
Joseph Guignon
Marry Markert
Ann Wolford
Avartine
P.P. A. Creed
Joseph Elchynski
Stephen Brooks
Helen Blanch
Mildred Denton
Louise Mount
Mrs LeFevre Hosts Bridge Club on West Wayne Street
Mrs George LeFevre entertained her bridge club at her West Wayne street home last evening with eight in attendance. Miss Rose Mary Aner and Miss Hazel Rehnberg were the prize winners. Other guests included Miss Dorothy Jones Eleaker Thayer Isobel Edl Wards Velma Sherrod and Mrs Wilbur Rickers. The hostess served refreshments after the games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George LeFevre
West
Wayne Street
Rose Mary Aner
Hazel Rehnberg
Dorothy Jones
Eleaker Thayer
Isobel Edl- Wards
Velma Sherrod
Wilbur Rickers
Lillian Guild Hosts Sandwich Party at Mrs Peck Home
Mrs Marjorie Peck hosted a Lillian Guild sandwich party at her North Center Street home. During the meeting led by Mrs Donald Wilcox, members decided the next and final season meeting would be at Mrs Lynn Sill in Beaverdam, with a card party planned soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Guild
Marjorie Peck
North Center Street
Donald Wilcox
Lynn Sill
Beaverdam
Tommy Titus Birthday Party Honor for Fourth Birthday
Mrs. Warren Titus hosted a party on Tuesday afternoon at West Pleasant Street for her son Tommy’s fourth birthday. Guests included Mrs. Edward Stone and Ronald of Conneaut Lake, the Follett family Bobby Bobby Sally Ann Sue Ann, Mrs. Rauscher Joseph, Mrs. McMahon Linda, Mrs. Martin Dick, Mrs. Bridges K. Titus Sylvia Williams, Byron Gates Roxana Lawrence Hansen, with Mrs. Marlin and Mrs. Briggs helping. Lunch was served and guests brought gifts and favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Titus
Warren Titus
West Pleasant Street
Tommy
Edward Stone
Ronald
Conneaut Lake
Venns Follett
Bobby Bill
Sally Ann
Sue Ann
Charles Rauscher
Joseph
George McMahon
Linda
Ralph Martin
Miss Harriett Anderson Honored at North Center Shower
Mrs Walter Scott and Mrs C W Jones hosted a miscellane ous shower at North Center street for Miss Harriett Anderson bride elect of Malcolm Haines. Twelve guests played contract bridge with prizes to Mrs Langdon Rowe Mrs Hi K Powell and Mrs E L Morrow. Hosts served refreshments as Miss Anderson received many gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriett Anderson
Walter Scott
C. W. Jones
North Center Street
Malcolm Haines
Langdon Rowe
Hi. K. Powell
L. Morrow
Miss Anderson
Local residents return home for summer break and visits
Major Lester Lonus returns home on leave from Yorth Eustis Virginia for several days. Union City resident Elmer Wontenay was a Corry visitor last evening. Robert Masseau of Jamestown visited Erlends in Getry Tuesday evening. Betty Mould a Edinboro student and Evelyn Moule a Slippery Rock student are home for summer. Emma Hill and daughter Mrs Jay Cameron of Westfield hosted Mr and Mrs S C Hafey Tuesday. Minnie Boyle and Osest Pritz visited Jamestown Tuesday afternoon. Ian Wagner of Canteaut Shiro is visiting Rev and Mrs J J Frank. Darel Kamber a Pitt student arrived for summer with his mother Mrs T J Kamber. Harry Anderson and daughter Mrs J Donald Watson returned from Pittsburgh after funeral for his brother Stanley E Anderson at Edgewood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Lonus
L Teave
Yorth Eustis
Elmer Wontenay
Union City
Wos
A. Corry
Rober Masseau
Jamestown
Erlends
Getry
Betty Mould
Edinboro
Evelyn Moule
Slippery Rock
Emma Hil
Jay Cameron
Westfield
C. Hafey
Minnie Boyle
Osest Pritz
Ian Wagner
Canteaut Shiro
Othe
J. J. Frank
Darel Kamiber
University of Pittsburgh
Rotarians Hear Talk by African Missionary
At the Rotary Club meeting in Hotel Corry last evening in Oakmont and Dormont guests heard Rev D L Hall, an African missionary, describe native customs clothing and travel methods. He discussed wedding ceremonies changes Christianity brings wildlife plants and answered questions. A brief directors meeting followed outlining plans for next year beginning July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tegular
Rotary Club
Hotel Corry
W. Li. Markham
Justine Pit
Hall
Africa
Party Honors Mrs. John Weis at Home of Mrs Barton
A party was hosted last evening for the bride Mrs. John Weis by Mrs. Russell, Mrs. Davis, and Miss Ann Romanosky at the home of Mrs. Arthur Barton on West Min Street. Guests enjoyed card games and refreshments, and Mrs. Weis received many lovely gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Weis
John Wels
Helpful Hints for Housewives Dough and Storage Tips
Helpful hints cover making Bisenié dough flaky by blending flour, baking powder, and shortening to pea size then adding liquid for a soft dough. Shelled nuts keep better in a covered jar in the refrigerator during warm weather. Apple butter whipped cream top is good on plain cake with half apple butter and whipped cream spread on white yellow or spice cake.
Make a Suit at the Small Cost of Fifty Cents
Dorothy Woe explains a thrifty guide to repurposing a husband or brother’s old suit into a renewed outfit. Readers learn how to select fabric, alter the jacket and pockets, and convert trousers into a four-gored skirt or slacks, all for about fifty cents for buttons and binding. The piece invites readers to use local sewing centers for guidance and methods to achieve a fresh, fashionable look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy
Wide World
America
Tesh
Warren Squadron Civil Air Patrol Enjoys Steak Fry
Forty members of the Warren Squadron of the Civil Air Patrol enjoyed a steak fry near Tyrine tat evening. Present from Cory were Miss Blanette Love land Lawrence Thomas Matthew Stormes Frank Van Tassel Harry Lamona Keith Michels Robert Brown Dr. Harry Rhodes Raymond McCoy and Ellsworth Harmon. Cards and visiting were enjoyed by the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Air Patrol
Radio Schedule Fragments On Air Across Channels
A jumble of program times and show titles outlines a busy day across CBS NBC and local stations. Listings mention concerts, lectures, church hymn programs, golf tourneys, and a small crop of regional features including Farm and Home programs and a county symphony society award segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NBC
A. mi
Northern Baptist Convention
CBS
Red Cross
Cincinnati Conservatory
Prescott
Basel County Symphony Society
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Rex
Continusgus
F. Mf. Sun
Ay Gase
Dial
Healy
Ron List
Usar GS
RANA
ODN Sc
Concord P, T. A
Ladies Lingettt
Findley Lake
Hammond Organ Music
Harry Teets
The
Citizens National Bank of Corry
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
Tong
Neca Thin Mandeama
Uhere
Eanie Cahter
Kay Ryser
Brewster Boy
Nelson Eddy
Dr Christian
Shirley Temple
Sherman
Manhat
Jonah Miduleht
Basin St
Cal Calloway
MBS
Connecticut
Sahite Army Sons
iLife
Center St
Ignt
Eudicott Jornada Corp
Sa En
Tmrad
Zuckerman
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