Engagement announced for Miss Jean Maloney and William Bloss
The engagement of Miss Jean Louise Maloney of Mott Street to William Bloss of Union City was announced at a Saturday party. Guests included Ralph Driscoll, Betty Still, Grant Hare, Harold Estes, Jack MacDonald, and others. No wedding date yet. Miss Maloney a Corry High School 1941 graduate, employed by Aero Supply. Bloss a Union City High School 1941 graduate, employed by Ajax Iron Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thom’ Maloney
Mott Street
Jean Louise
William Bloss
Ralph Driscoll
Union City
Ralph Driecoll
Betty Still
Grant Hare
Harold Brooks
Harold Estes
Archie Shepard
Jack MacDonald
Butler
Archie Alexander
Robert Hunt
Jean Estes
Tue Hurst
Yvonne Maine
Wands Maloney
Martha Corbin
Mari«lym Phillips
Charles Jackman
Rodney Knowlton
Thomas Maloney
Corry
Miss Maloney
Corry High School
Aero Supply Company
Mr. Bloss
Elsssay
Ajax Iron Works
VanTassel Campbell Nuptials At United Brethren Church
Miss Jane Campbell daughter of Mr and Mrs Lyl Campbell married Howard H VanTassel at United Brethren Church Saturday evening. Ceremony with organ music and flowers followed by reception for seventy five guests from several nearby towns. The groom works at Ajax non Works Company and the bride at Lite Raymond Manufacturing. couple to reside in Cory RD after a week of travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VanTassel-Campbell
U. B
N’locke
United Brethren Church
Jane Campbell
Lyl’ Campbell
Seventh Street
Howard H. VanTassel
Leoni
Cony B.D
Rey Hay Harty
Kathryn VanTassel
Newoil
Robert Oleson
Warren
Wilbur Sorenson
Richard Kendall
Marienville
Cory RD
Ajaxnon Works Company
van— ‘Takset
Lite Raymond, Manufacturing Company
BoMare Copry High Scoot Graduaten
Surprise Party Honors Eightieth Birthday at Euclid Street Home
Mrs. K. Melroy of Euclid street celebrated her eightieth birthday with a surprise party Saturday hosted by friends and relatives. Guests from out of town included Mr. and Mrs. J. C Avery, Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Gallagher, Mr. and Mrs. F. C. McGaffie, and Mrs. Emma Grings of Sharon. lunch and a large birthday cake were served, and gifts and cards were exchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Melroy
Euclid Street
Mecklroy
J. C Avery
Johny Gellagher
F. C. McGaffie
Emma Grings
Sharon
D A R Talks to Be Heard at State Convention
D A R sessions in Pittsburgh feature talks this week with Mrs. Joseph Forney giving the Wednesday 11:15 a m address and Mrs. William Tompkins delivering the Thursday 5:15 p m address. The events are part of the state convention activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Pittsburgh
Joseph Forney
William Tompkins
Hallowe'en Party Hosted by Miss Charlotte Hillburg
Miss Charlotte Hillburg entertained friends at a Hallowe'en party at her Franklin Street home on Friday evening. Guests in costume included Mary Shamburg, Cynthia Scott, Virginia Young, Ronald Webb, Dick Alfred, Keith Obrn, and Burton Jourdet. Games were played and lunch served with seasonally themed decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Hillburg
Charlotte Hillbure
Franklin Street
Mary Shamburg
Cynthia Scott
Virginia Young
Ronald Webb
Dick Alfred
Keith Obrn
Burton Jourdet
Four O'clock Tea Honors Miss Mary E Gillette
Mrs. Jason Harmon hosted a four o'clock tea Saturday at 4 PM at the Gillette home on East Smith Street to honor her sister Miss Mary Elizabeth Gillette who is betrothed to Szt. Rasselas Brown. About thirty guests attended including Mrs. J Crawford Ca Misch of Dakota City and Miss Jean Titus of Saegertown. Mrs Hastings Jones and Mrs Gillette served at the urns as guests admired white chrysanthemums and colored bouquets throughout the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Pryor
J. Espey
Sharpy
Espey
Western Union Telegraph Company
Harry Naslor
North East
P.M. Waite
Robert
Pittsburgh
Robert Paulson
Sislers
Helen
Betty Paulson
Chirles Anderson
J.B. Mount
Baltimore
Robert Newell
Trene Haas
Jeannette Brugger
Eris
Department of Public Assistance
Corry
T.E. Steele
Thomas
Coronado
Calif
Steele
7. M. Raymond
East Smith Street
Jean Osborne
Pranielin
Janes Bowman
Tionesté
He Ily
Edison Harmon
Joan
Contellsville
Frank Marwarren
Margaret
John McKay
Spring Creel
Fred Anerson
Edward Anderson
Glen Donaldson
Spring Creek
Mercer
Minnie Spear
Chautauqua
Paul S. Weed
A. G. Reesink
Nettle Roberts
Slippery Rock State Teachers’ College
Mildred Weed
Lois Reesink
Jason Harmon
Gonnellsville
Alva
Troy Gillette
Mary Elizabeth Gillette
Szt
Rasselas Brown
Tes
J. Crawford Ca Misch
Daiot City
Jean ‘Titus
Saegertown
Miles B. Kitts
Erie
Charlotte McKelvey
Hastings Jones
Gillette
Hobo Party Held by Columbus Young People
A youth gathering titled a hobo party was hosted Saturday evening by Miss Caroline Anderson at her Columbus home. Attendees enjoyed games and a scavenger hunt later. Participants included Phyllis Anderson Doris Stockton Alma Swanson Edna Swanson Yainta Wiekre Hols Belts Jack Bonney Clair Cook Leonard Jukes and John Volk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Caroline Anderson
Phyllis Anderson
Doris, Stockton
Alma ‘Swanson
Edna Swanson
Yiainta W Wiekwre
Hols Belts
Jack Bonney
Clair Cohk
Leonard Jukes
sJohn Volk
Conference for Older Girls Draws Delegates from Many Towns
The largest Tri-Hi-Y Older Girls Conference to date convened Friday and Saturday at Edinboro State Teachers College. Delegates from Cochran ton Corry West Middlesex Grove City Farrell Greenville Franklin Sharon Pell Cambridge Springs Wesleyville Edinboro Meadville Hadley Sandy Lake Union City Conneaut Lake and Stoneboro attended. District officer E C Renal led the event under M O A sponsorship with theme Girls Must Choose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cochranton
Corry
West Middlesex
Grove City
Farrell
Greenville
Franklin
Sharon
Pell
Cambridge Springs
Wesleyville
Edinboro
Hickory Township
Meadville
Hadley
Sandy Lake
Union City
Conneaut Lake
Stoneboro
M. O
Charlotte Cropley
L. H. van Houten
Yiant
Miriam Greenlee
Clarion High School
Leola Phipps
Wesseyville
Helen Grimes
Farrell Junior
Vera Gilmo
Edinboro High School
H Leigh Mudge
Donna Berham
Sarah Pettit
Carol Riley
Bobbie Hovis
Rulli Sami
Reunion of 1904 Class Held at Sullivan Home
Reunion of the class of 1904 from Corry Wisconsin was held at the home of Mrs. Sullivan in West Corry. Twelve members attended the Saturday evening gathering, with reminiscences and letters read from absent members. Miss Bess Merrick read a verse recalling past reunions and paying tribute to deceased members. A two course supper was served at 11:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Sul Mis
Coyl Sullivan
West
Fha
Fannie Cogswell
Af Warren
Jerome Pier
Jewett
Margaret Ebblie
Erie
Winifred Elizabeth Dawson
Columbus
Merrick
J Im Mouny
Frank Whiteley
Cort'y
Florence Lawson Hosts Halloween Party at Home
Florence Lawson hosted a Halloween gathering at her West Frederick Street home Friday evening. Guests enjoyed games and dancing, with a buffet of munchies. Prizes were awarded to Tone Gilkon, Gennie Dunton, Raymond Lawson, Bob deMauri, and Richard Powers among the attendees Genevieve Gibas Rose Sibus Tone Gilson Betty Colburn Ruth Lawson Marian Powers Ruth Surity Gennie Dunton Ward Powers Walter Burrows Raymond Awson Robert Armstrong Hubert Lawson Bob deMauri Richard Powers John Lawson and George Lawson.
Elks Club Dancing Party Pleases Local Guests
Elks' dancing party Saturday night on North Center street drew Corry lodge members and out of town guests. Benners orchestra from Union City provided music for dancing from 10 until 2 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Ledge of Elks
Elu
North Center Street
Benners
Union City
Tur
Dinner at Cochran Home Hosts Include Local couples
Mr. and Mrs. A Cochran hosted a chicken dinner at their East Frederick Street home. Guests included Mr. and Mrs A Mo Olintock, Mr. and Mrs Phillip Zale neck, and Mr. and Mrs William Johnson Jr. Prizes for car games were won by Mrs. McClintock, Mr. Johnson, Mrs. Johnson, and Mr. McClintock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cochran
A. ¥. Cochran
East Frederick Street
A. Mo. Olintock
Phillip, Zaleneck
William Johnson, Jr
McClintock
Johnson
Corry Candidate Vows Voter Focus and Taxpayer Savings
A Corry resident pledged to prioritize taxpayers and address all issues openly if elected to City Council. He highlights lifelong ties to Corry Public Schools and community projects, promising to save money for Corry and its industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
City Connell
New Winter Coats Show Elegant Fabrics and New Silhouettes
In fashion notes from New York, Winker wits present coats with long torsos and slender backs, wraparound styles, and two tone or single color wool blends. Styles emphasize swiveling hems, bold sashes, and the possibility of future shortages for button moulds and fasteners. Fabric accessories like muffs, bags, and hats match current coats, maintaining smart, affordable appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
WOLEN
Mabacené
Host to Friends at Hallowe'en Party on East Bond Street
Dick Staples entertained several friends Friday afternoon at a Halloween party at his East Bond Street home. Games were played and lunch was served by Mrs. Staples to Madeline Myers, Patty Graham, Karen Ross, Phyllis Eder, Mary Alice Eder, Rita Downey, Ray Pomeroy, and Walter Ross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Staples
East Bond Street
Mrs. Staples
Madeline Myers
Patty Graham
Karen Ross
Phyllis
Mary Alice Eder
Rita Downey
Ray Pomeroy
Walter Ross
Hallowe'en Party After Football Game
A Hallowe en party was hosted by Robert Hurlbert at his Seventh Street home Saturday night following the Greenville Garty football game. Awards were given to Joyce Butters Mildred Young and Howard Pier, with refreshments served to guests including Phyilis Boones Olive Leo deen Foster Evelyn Smith Kathryn Huck Jack Foster Jack Dey Randall McCray and Miss Johnsott who chaperoned the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hurlbert
Seventh Street
Greenville Garty
Joyce Butters
Mildred Young
Howard Pier
Phyilis Boones
Olive Leo
Deen Foster
Evelyn Smith
Kathryn Huck
Jack Foster
Jack Dey
Randall McCray
Miss Johnsott
Help for Housewives Halloween Dessert Dip
A quirky mix suggests orange sherbet or ice cream topped with chocolate sauce as a Halloween dessert. It proposes combining pecan or walnut meats with caviar or anchovy paste for an unusual pairing.
Sexton Birth Brings Daughter to Elgin Family
A daughter was born Saturday afternoon at Corry Hospital to Mr and Mrs Vincent Sexton of Elgin. The mother, Eunice Barnhart before marriage, welcomed the newborn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Hospital
Vincent Sexton
Elgin
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Tiepneenurnay
George Montgomery
Ora Massen J
Carter Naish
Cobina Wright
St Shailey
Fin
Youngsville
Coray
Thomas Motor Co
Clinton Street
Woolrich Toys Lumber Jackets
Bernstein Bros
North Center St
Gerry, Pa
Foctery
Mary E. Gillette
ALL Time
Jeep
Curry & Gizzie
Chas. A. Myers
Mgr
Cor
North Center Bt
East Columbus Avé
Sullivan Home
Florence Lawson
Aincere Ympathetic Service
J. Fred Kinley
Dorothy Perkima
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
AP Fashion
Watto
Hallowe'en
Ford
Super Pyro
Powell Motor Company
Bargainey
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