Discharge and return of Dr Ronald L Redfield
Dr Ronald L Redfield, after three years in the Army Medical Corps, is discharged and plans to resume practice in City City. He is the son of Mr and Mrs B L Redfield of Pleasantville. Roy Kimmy states he will not be responsible for others’ bills. Cirle No 3 of the W S C notes a Methodist Church meeting at the home of Mrs HB Reed on Last South street with a white elephant sale and a Dorcas Sunday School class dinner assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeJean & Cochran
Ronald L. Redfield
Army Medical Corps
City City
B. L. Redfield
Pleasantville
Roy Kimmy
W. S.C
HB. Reed
South Street
Dorcas
Methodist Church
Miller
Kendall
Rebekah Helping Hand Club
T. O. O. F. Hall
Warren
Roy Baker
Roy W. Baker
Bristol
England
Scotland
Spain
Servion
C.F
War Department
Piclark
Erie
Geonte K. Calestock
Colestock
Red and Gun Club
Emmanuel Guild of the Epicopal Church
W. M. Sandburg
Wright Street
McCray Ladies’ Aid Society
Frank Culver
New Ford Display at Powell Motor Co Salamanca
City Notes items report a range of local notices from Salamanca and nearby towns. Highlights include a new 105 foot turntable project for East Salamanca rail operations, community events such as a big Thanksgiving turkey giveaway, a boys’ Halloween car win and a Plymouth sedan prize, school alumni updates, church and club meetings, a factory accident at Meadville’s Viscose plant, and multiple social and civic notices across Warren Olean Kane and surrounding areas. The mix shows local industry, transportation, social events, and public announcements shaping the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Powell Motor Co
Salamanca
Eric
Janay
Rod and Gun Club
East Washington Street
Blount Heads Corry Rod and Gun Club
Corry Rod and Gun Club held a meeting at the Washington street slabrooms. Harry Blount was elected president, Donald Chapman vice president, Lester Danner secretary and treasurer, William Ingram trustee, and Eugene Davis range officer. The club outlined a major game stocking program funded by proceeds from a Thursday event in November featuring bingo and a raffle to stock Tingneck pheasants and rabbits near the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Washington Street
Harry Blount
Donald Chapman
Lester Danner
William Ingram
Eugene Davis
Ntg
Aged man found dead in home near Warren
Warren, Nov 6 Amos Taylor 52 was found dead of a heart attack in the home where he lived alone at Barnes Sheffield township Coroner Ed Lowrey reported. Taylor apparently collapsed while crossing and received lacerations when he fell to the floor.Lt Robert Taylor USNR former film actor is now Robert Taylor civilian after 27 months as flight instructor and director of motion picture training films before his Navy discharge yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Amos Taylor
Los Angeles
Noy
Robert Taylor
USNR
Taylor
Tab
Barbara Bran~wyck
Bequest Gives Port Allegany Water Company to Town
In Port Allegany Pennsylvania a town of about 2350 people inherits the water company under the will of the former owner who held all stock. The bequest requires the town to pay 1000 dollars annually to cemetery trustees and 500 dollars yearly to a designated public library from the company's income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Allegany
Town’ Water Company
Port Allegany “Water Company
Y C Glass Party At Hotel Corry
Mrs Pred Miller and Mrs Emunsi Mesinger entertained Presley Levan church Sunday School Class last evening at Hotel Corry. Fourteen members attended a chicken dinner in the private dining room. The secret sisters were revealed and gifts exchanged. Sisters for coming year drawn and a committee named to plan a Christmas party with Mrs Fred Schwab Mrs Charles Jackman Mrs Albert Fox and Miss Gertrude Crowell on the panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Corry
Pred Miller
Emunsi Mesinger
Presley‘Levan
Fred ‘Schwab
Charles Jackman
Albert Fox
Gertrude Crowell
Y M C A Board Dinner Meeting and Prospects Discussed
The Corry MLG A Court met at Rita at night with Chairman A Hillstrom FE Whittlesey D W Bracken Ralph Laxgon Bruce Smith Armour Hillstrom Secretary Treasurer Tracy Whitehead and Executive Secretary Glyde Sholzbarger present. They reviewed activities discussed new meeting places considered several possibilities. A study course for the Clubsh ich was drawn up for Leaders Zounell review. The Pall campaign was planned and funds arranged. After agenda items a general discussion followed and the meeting adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.M.C.A
Corry
Mlg.a. Court
Rita
A. Hillstrom
FE. Whittlesey
Bracken
Ralph Laxgon
Bruce Smith
Armour Hillstrom
Tracy Whitehead
Glyde Sholzbarger
Zounell
Birthday Party for Miss Mary Lou Hammond
Miss Mary Lou Hammond daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hammond celebrated her thirteenth birthday yesterday with a party. A five highest inner was enjoyed by guests using a Jack Horner pie centerpiece, plus birthday cake and ice cream. Attendees included Shirley Hall Betty Simmelink Virginia Miller Alice Elsie Mary Ellers Lee Barbara Lord Barbara Smith Meryl Ann and Ames Vadovich. Peagy Joyce Falling sister from Philadelphia called to extend congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lou Hammond
Howard Hammonds
Jack Horner
Shirley Hall
Betty Simmelink
Virginia Miller
Alice
Elsie
Mary Ellers Lee
Barbara Lord
Barbara Smith
Meryl Ann
Ames Vadovich
Miss Hammond
Hiss Peegy Joyce Falling
Philadelphia
Mrs. George Wood To Head N. B. Club
Mrs George Wood was elected president of the N B Club at a meeting hosted by Mrs Oliver Brown on East Main Street with 11 members and guest Miss Emma Rosbie. Dinner followed by a publicity in charge leader and secretary and treasurer named. bingo prizes awarded to several members. Next meeting set for November 19 at Mrs Taylor's home on Sydney Circle. Elwood Davis returned home from Cedar Rapids after visiting Miss Mary Koirrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Brown
East Main Street
Emima Rosbie
George Wood
Homer ‘Taylor
Brown
Byron Fitch
Marcia Vilage
Woot
Taylor
Snydey Circle
Elwood Davis
Cedar Rapids
Marlyn Koirow
Corry Union City Ministers Meet at First Methodist
The Corry Union City Ministerial Association met Monday morning at the First Methodist Church of Corry with Rev. H. Rey Harris presiding. New officers were elected for the coming year: president Rev. R. R. Merriman, vice president Rev. C. P. Hildebrand, secretary-treasurer Rev. P. Ch. Whiterge. Plans were made for the Thanksgiving Service at the First Methodist Church on Wednesday evening November 21. Rev. Gilbert Boyd delivered a paper on Occupational Diseases of the Ministry. Next meeting will be at Tarben's on December 4 with ministers’ wives as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cory Ad Union
Oing
Gilbert Boyd
Tarben's
Readers Met Monday With Mrs Linendoll
Members of the Readers Club met yesterday afternoon at the West Church street home of Mrs. Ida Linendoll. President Mrs. Willis Brown conducted. Roll call covered topics on inventors and writers. Mrs. J J Young reviewed China and recommended reference books. Miss M Lena Mather reviewed Cluny Brown by Margaret Sharpe. A sad period followed with salad, hot rolls and coffee served. Mrs. C T Robbins will host next meeting on November 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alove
Iteaders
West Church Street
Ida Linendoll
Willis Brown
J. J. Young
M. Lena Mather
Cluny Brown
Marpery Sharpe
Circle No 1 WSCS Met. officers planned for next year
Mrs Bertha Wycaff hosted the Indies of Circle No 1 WSCS of the Methodist Church last evening. Assistants were Mrs A Johnson and Miss Florine Decker. The session covered officer elections with a nominating committee named, and Mrs Johnson, Mrs Earl Hasbrook and Mrs Zuella McElroy to serve. They will report at the December 1 meeting on the third of the month. Mrs CG Warner led the social period with games and contests, and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Wycaff
Ws.c.s
Methodist Church
A. Johnson
Mies Florine Decker
Johnson
Earl Hasbrook
Zuella McElroy
CG Warner
Mentor Club Meeting Reports Read at Mrs Johnson’s Home
Sixteen members attended at North Center street with Mrs Lola Johnson hosting. Mrs Bess Callisch presided as Dustiess Session readings covered papers on the Flex Industry by Mrs Ethel Patterson and Glass by Miss Louise Williams. Next meeting set for November 19 at Miss Williams’s home on South Center street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mane Laney
Lola Johnson
North Center Street
Bess Callisch
Ethel Patterson
Louise Williams
Miss Williams
South Center Street
Scouts Hear Two Local Speakers at Troop Meeting
An evening meeting of Boy Scouts Troop B1 at the Salvation Army rooms drew 18 boys. A. N. Goldfinch displayed many maps and explained their uses while Frank VanTassel spoke on aeronautics and the merit badge requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
Salvation Army
Tendlng
A. N. Goldfinch
Frank VanTassel
Northwestern Masons Gather For Three Day Reunion
About 1200 Masons from northwestern Pennsylvania converge on Erie for a three day reunion. Degree ceremonies are being held with the city having 10th and 18th degrees conferred at the Columbia theater this afternoon. A dinner for degree workers and candidates is planned at 6 o'clock with the 20th degree to be conferred at 7:89 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evie Erie
Pennsylvania
Columbia
G O’cloche
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Wing- Willi Star Stores
Sauerkraut
the National Bank OF Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Al’s
Coats
Bernstein Bros
Nene Xow
Whiner
North Warren
Clvic Glu
Jims! Hallowe
Carnival
C. Smith Agency
Oyself
West Spring Creek
Meadville
Cecil C. Lovejoy
Meadville Y.mo.a
Kiwanis Club
Organigation
Monlay Upon
Donald EB. Baker
ROD. 1
Venango
James Scully
West Wayne Street
Philip Mtc Cray
Clyffet
Gerty Hospital
George Figner
New
Virginia-Bethel Road
Hickory Township
Mercer County
Blount
North Corry
M. J. Martin & Son
N. B. Club
Corry-Union City
Taylor and Sorenson Spring and
South Streets
Jersey
U.S
Stokelys Apricots
Nasts Ladies Shop
Damon
Fi Hillina Generny
Jame
Licen Coune
Lown Mat Company
Stones
Pyc Ae ‘Eirrying Et Benyers Wel
Guy Cour Behmit
Aled
Veyance
Helgren
Ing Corpor Alesai
Gt Uny Red
Semand Investigati Unis
Sparta
Pield
Army
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