Mrs John Coma Hosts Friendship Club Meeting
Mrs John Coma of R D 2 Corty entertained eight Friendship Club members at her home yesterday afternoon. Bingo and a guessing game were enjoyed with awards to Mrs Roy Swarl and Mrs Charles Mulligan and Mrs Clifford Lawson respectively. A salad course, decorated Halloween cake and coffee were served. The next meeting is set for November 22 with Mrs Frink Sperry of R D Corry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Coma
Friendship Club
jJohn Coma
Corty
Roy Swarl
Charles Mulligan
Clifford Lawson
Mra Frink Sperry
R. D. Corry
Dance Tonight at Elks Lodge Featuring Bruce Fye Orchestra
Dance at Elks Lodge No 769 on Noth Center street club house with Bruce Fye and his Meadville orchestra. Event runs from 10 p m to 1 a m with 135 couples from the October 26th dance expected to attend again.
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B. P.O. Elks Lodge No
Noth Center Street
Bruce Fye
Meadville
McChesney Fullom wedding at Fullom home
Miss Ruth A. Fullom and Arthur L. McChesney were married in a single ring ceremony at the Fullom home in Corry. The couple, who will reside at 447 Essex Street, received forty guests at a nine to eleven o’clock reception. The bride, attended by her sister Erma Pullam, wore a melon shade crepe dress with yellow carnation corsage. The groom’s best man was Warren McChesney. Mr. McChesney is employed at Ajax Ivan Works after military service. The bride is a 1943 Corry High School graduate and stenographer at Rogers Structural Steel Company.
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Erma Pullam
McGhesney
Warren McGhesney
Barbara Orn Weds Joseph Larain in St Pauls Service
Miss Barbara Patricia Orn and Joseph Lerain were married in a double ring ceremony at St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church with Rev. 0 F Hildebrand officiating. The bride wore nylon taffeta with finger tip veil and carried white chrysanthemums while her sister Mary Orn served as maid of honor in yellow gown.
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St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran
Barbara Patricia Orn
Joseph Lerain
O'Cllock
Brue
East Pleasant Street
Joseph Larain
Melrose Park
F. Hildebrand
Martha McIntyre
Orn
Mary Orn
Wedding of Laraia couple at Ora Home
A wedding is held this afternoon from four to six at the Ora home for Nick Laraia and his bride. The ceremony features a five tier cake and the bride’s blue outfit. Afterward the Laraias plan a brief honeymoon trip and will reside in Melrose Park.
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Nick Laraia
Richard Om
Michael
Laraia
Ora
Bardenias
Broadway
Melrose Park
Gary Senior High
Philadelphia General Ospha School of Nursing
Philadelphia
Edward Hines Hospital
Hines
Larala
Proviso High School
Townsend Club Dinner Installs Officers in TownsEnd
Townsend Club held a 6 30 dinner at the Tiffany home on South Center Street. Mrs Lora Gale presided as president and Mrs Harry Silvis installed officers including Hoyt Robbins Brank Morris Clyde Cook and Belle Brooks. A mass meeting with Herbert Haren is set for November 10 and a rummage sale will be held November 8 and 9 at the Salvation Army basement.
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Sue Sownsen Gilld
L. R. Tiffany
South Center Street
Lora Gale
Harry Silvis
Silvis
Hoyt Robbins
Brank Morris
Gale
Freasiiner
Clyde Cook
Belle Brooks
Erle Coilt
Herbert Haren
Cleveland
Townsend
Salvation Army
Carl Predell
Frank Morris
Henry Bals
Bals
F. Hall
Elks Male Chorus Plans Franklin Event November 7
The Blea' Male Chorus led by H Lynn Rice and accompanist Mrs Rice will perform at Franklin on November 7 hosted by local Elks lodge members. Charles Lyons will be soloist with Theresa Boxniak on vocal and Wendell Gage on trumpet. A dinner precedes the program and social evening with dancing follows.
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H. Lynn Rice
Rice
Elks Lodge
Franklin
Charles Lyons
Milest
Theresa Boxniak
Wendell Gage
Franklin Wiks
Reception Honors Newlyweds Mr and Mrs D Burrows
Mr and Mrs David Burrows were honored at a reception at Igly Methodist Church after their recent marriage. The event drew many friends and relatives who enjoyed an evening program of instrumental and piano numbers, a play, and light refreshments. The bride, Dorothy Livenspire of Spartanshitsa, received numerous gifts.
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D. Burrows
David Burrows
Igly Methodist Church
Waller
Gerald m Falls
Theodore Vanderhoot Victin
George Young
Irs
Harvey Lilley
Mary
Barbara Proctor
Nes
Richard
Lewis
Sali
Sancwiches
Pieldes
Cake R
Ms. Burrows
Dorothy Livenspire
Spartanshitsa
Inquisitors' Club Sees Cpl Fobes On Highway Safety
Cpl Leslie G Fobes of Warren State Police spoke to the Inquisitors' Glib at Raymond Mfg Co about Highway Safety three W s engineering enforcement and education. He noted car defects and law enforcement roles. Bruce Reeder guided Fobes to the city. Ralph Carroll discussed the Small Order Department at the local plant. Refreshments followed. January guest speakers include Dr Hugh O’Hare and Richard Bachomner.
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Leslie G. Fobes
Inquisitors
Raymond Mfg
Ned
Bruce Reeder
Warren
Corry
Cpl. Fobes
Ralph Carroll
Wie
Raymond
Donald Reed
Norbert Buchather
Cale
Legion Auxiliary Plans Card Party At Legion Home
Members of the American Legion Auxiliary met at the Legion Home on North Center Street for a regular meeting. Mrs. Mary Ann Watner chaired as plans were made for a card party to be held November 7 at the Legion Home with Nova Miller named general chairman. Armistice Day Poppy sale set for November 11. Social hour followed with sandwiches and coffee for Auxiliary and Legion men.
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Warner
Jeannete Fleming
Auxiliary
Legion
Betrothal announced for Norma Hute and Jack Lindsley
Mrs. Frank Grice of East Main Street and Mrs. Hutz announce the engagement of their daughter Norma Hute to Jack Lindsley son of Mr and Mrs Jean Lindsley of First Avenue. Huts daughter works in New York City while Lindsley recently left the Navy in Pensacola Florida after serving as an ensign during the war.
Babson Advocating Small Town Living
Babson argues for choosing a peaceful region away from wartime bombing in World War II era, urging readers to invest wisely and secure mortgages with favorable terms amid national conflict and economic uncertainty.
Investor proposes buying stocks tied to rural assets across industries
A reader advises diversification into NYSE listed stocks with assets spread through agricultural districts. He suggests ten stocks led by General Foods Kruger Grocery and Pet Milk plus J C Penney McLellan Stores, Diamond Match Devine & Company, Corn Products Quaker Oats, St Joseph Lead, and adds Sugar stocks Greyhound Bus Alsatie bonds Kansas City Southern and Western Union. He warns against overexposure limits of 10 percent per industry and 5 percent per company.
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Teavins
Tam
General Foods Kruger Grocery
Pet Milk
Food Group
J. OC. Penney Company
McLeilay
Diamond Match
Devte & Company
Fueil
Greyhound Bus
Alsatie
Kansas City & Southern R. A. Co
Western Union
New York Stock Exchange
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Margaret O'Brien
Charles ‘Starrett
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Elks’ Lodge
Florida
U.S. No. 1
Maryland
Cherry Valley Butter
Porterhouse
Dreast
Veal
Theresa Scaliseett
Frank Scale
Charles Schreckengost
Girard, O
J. W. Moore
Nancy Moore
West Frederick Street
Donald Tate
West Church Street
Pittsburgh
Minnie Gibbons
Sherman
Orel Tompkins
Norma Mae Moyer
North Raat
Mary Jo Hensen
Shea Street
Malian Cross
Lingolaville
Rhoda Anderson
Melvin Vanderhoof
Ralph Vanderhoof
R. D. J. Corry
Erie
Elmer Bayle
Bolling Field
Washington, D. C
Joyce McEntarfer
C. A. McEntarfer
West Pleasant Street
Martin McEntarfer
Edinboro State Teachers College
Aberdeed
M. J. Gummings
Beaverdam
Rex Mulheir
Patty
J. J. Muleheirn
Hugh O'Hare
Russell Glenn
West Coast
Ross Glenn
Bellflower
Galit
T Mro
William EK
Brn
Robert Dodsworth
Don D. Williams
White Street
Nick Falcone
Louis Falcone
Margaret Falcone
Neille Falcone
Dorr Clark
M. Spaulding
George Keefe
Ralph Vanderhoff
S. Austin
W. W. Waterhouse
R. A. Olt
E. J. Lewis
East Bond Street
Indianapolis
Ind
James Lewis
Jimmy
Ralph Foster, Jr
Jack and
Jean
Park Street
Hartford
Conn
Barbara Orn
St. Paul’s
Townsend Club
Elks
Chenille
Whitney Hampers
Meerdink
W. Main & Spring Sts
William T. Nichols
West
Wayne St
Corry A
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Zuckerman
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St. Joseph
Boy Scout Paper
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