WSCS Plans Membership Ten Monday At Church
The Mary and Esther Circles of the church held meetings to recruit members for the WSCS event scheduled Monday at 8 p m. Mary Circle met at East Congress street home of Mrs Anne Andrus with 16 members present. Esther Circle met at Grove street home of Mrs Edmund Barr with 15 members and two guests. Both circles outlined devotions, programs, and forthcoming teas and noted guest speakers and host committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
Mary and Esther
Mary Circle
Anne Andrus
East
Congress Street
LeRoy King
Walter Gilliland
Louise Williams
Frank Parsons
Hazel Duffy
North Center Street
R. G. Barnes
Esther Circle
Edmund Barr
Grove Street
Charles Sutter
Donald Ruffner
W. B. Stowe
Hubert Vaughn
Harold Armitage
Illess
Mildred Joslyn
Holy Land
Veterans Day Discussed At Xi Beta Phi Meet
Darwin Wolcott hosted the Xi Beta Phi chapter of Beta Sigma Phi for an evening program on Veterans Day, November 7. Mrs Raymond Blynt presented on U S Military cemeteries in Europe while Mrs Alfred Motriaou led the business meeting. Spotlight reporter Mrs Thomas Pierotti spoke on Russian bombers in Cuba. The next meeting, November 20 at Mrs William Stright’s East Main Street home, will feature a Thanksgiving program by Mrs Stright and a spotlight report by Mrs Betty Pratt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samak
East ‘Main’street
William Stright
Stright
Betty Pratt
Tri-Hi-Y Members Tour Corry Memorial Hospital
Tri-Hi-Y members toured Corry Memorial Hospital Monday evening with Edgar Alexander superintendent and guides Mrs Genevieve Maloney and Mrs Emmett Young. They visited the laundry recovery room and cafeteria. Refreshments were served. Mary Lou Taylor is president. Next meeting November 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Memorial Hospital
Edgar Alexander
Genevieve Maloney
Emmett Young
August Wascak
Edward Oldensk
Mary Lou Taylor
Shirley Ross and Donald Buell wed at St Thomas church
Miss Shirley Ann Ross and Donald Jerome Buell were married at St Thomas the Apostle Roman Catholic Church on October 27 at 10 am. Rev Cyril Cooper officiated. The ceremony featured daisies, a pearl and crystal headpiece, and a bridal gown of lace and peau de soie. Family and friends attended from multiple nearby towns with a reception for 150 at the Knights of Columbus Hall. The couple will reside in New Hampshire where Buell serves at Pease Air Force Base after a short honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Thomas the Apostle
Shirley Ann-Ress
Donald Jerome Buell
Cyril Cooper
James Wharton
Ave Marie
Sf Thy Peet
Albert Ross
West
Smith Street
Buell
James Buell
Erie
East
South Street
Gilbert Rowland
Slater
Anna Marie Beer
Larry Buell
Marinus Christensen
James Donaldson
Knights of Columbus
Robert Borstorff
Sandy Buell
Susan
Nancy Ross
Baltimore
Jamestown
McKean
Hageshuret
Sheffield
Union City
New Hampshire
United States Air Force
Pease Air Force Base
Corry Area High School
Wis
Corry Jamestown Corporation
Leona Buell
Charles Hayes
Robert Borsterff
Harvey King
Ritual Ceremony Honors New Pledges of Epsilon Phi
The Epsilon Phi group of Beta Sigma Phi held a dinner and ritual in the Colonies Room of the Moose Club last evening to honor new pledges: Mrs. William Deutschlander Mrs. Lyle Gifford of Wattsburg Mrs. Rudolph Katu lick Mrs. Sheldon Knight of Canadohta Lake and Mrs. Fred Scher zen. A yellow rose was given to each pledge and yellow and white chrysanthemum centerpieces adorned the table. Arrangements were made by vice president Mrs. Frank Prising. Attendees included Mrs. Holland Morgan Mrs. Harry Schiemer Mrs. Edward Pass Mrs. Frising and Mrs. Richard Marti plus Miss Dolores Aquilina Mrs. Fred Jensen Mrs. Richard Melwer Mrs. E Craig Moore Mrs. Frank Baker of Clymer Mrs. Roland Hewes of Maggills on and Mrs. Richard Mason of Canadohta Lake. The next session is set for November 20 at the home of Mrs. Martin RD 3 with Mrs. Morgan as cohostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epsilon Phi
Moose Club
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
William Deutschlander
Lyle Gifford
Wattsburg
Rudolph Katulick
Sheldon Knight
Canadohia Lake
Fred Scherzen
Frank Prising
Holland Morgan
Harry Schiemer
Edward Pass
Frising
Richard Marti
Dolores Aquilina
Fred Jensen
Richard Melwer
E. Craig Moore
Frank Baker
Clymer
Roland Hewes
Maggills
Richard Mason
Canadohta ‘Lake
Martin
Morgan
Bridge Scores At Hotel Corry Luncheon Election Held
Thirty three members and guests of the Tuesday afternoon Duplicate Bridge group attended the club luncheon and annual officers election at the Hotel Corry. Mrs Earl Haight presided over the business meeting and Mrs Florence McCray announced the new officers: Mrs Ted Treat president, Mrs Louis Marrow secretary, Mrs J Pred Kinley treasurer, Mrs Veo Lindsey director, and Mrs Raymond Sandburg assistant director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
YMCA
Earl Haight
Florence McCray
Ted Treat
Union City
Louis Marrow
J. Pred Kinley
Veo Lindsey
Raymond Sandburg
Mitchell
North
South
J. Fred Kinley
Morgan Beverly
Martin Keppel
C. A. Hillstrom
Vellah Bracken
Richard Peebles
Vee Lindsey
Arthur Treat
John Fenstermacher
Louis Morrow
Robert Ott Sr
John Blatt
Kinley
Newlyweds To Be Feted Open House
An open house wedding reception for Mr and Mrs Stewart Messenger, recently married, will be held Sunday at the Grange Hall on Park Street from 2 to 5 p m Friends relatives and neighbors are invited. Mrs Messenger was formerly Miss Jacqueline Ann Stull of Clymer and they wed Saturday at St Matthias Church in French Creek.
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Stewart Messenger
Grange Hall
Park Street
Lillian Guild Plans Numerous Coming Events
Lillian Guild outlines a busy church calendar with a tureen dinner and business session led by president Mrs. George Hagger. Rev. William Seitz Jr. led prayer and announced events including district youth meeting, communion service, member canvass, confirmation class, bishop’s reception, and a December 4 session. A pecan sale for Christmas is under Mrs. Charles Bracket and packing begins with Mrs. A M Litz chairing the canvel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford Sallee
Rene Carnasse
Guild
George Hagger
Lester Lopus
William Seitz Jr
A.M. Litz
Robert Jolley
Charles Bracket
William Peiffer
Ministry of Laity
Rotary Club hears reports and welcomes new member
Rotarians at the Hotel Corry heard various reports after last night's dinner meeting. Plans were set for Christmas season activities and Clyde Keith was welcomed as a new member. Dr Joseph Seitz presented him with a Rotary pin and the book Adventures in Service. The business session was led by president Olin Bracken and the invocation was given by William Armitaze.
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Rotary Club
Hotel Corry
Clyde Keith
Joseph Seitz
Olin Bracken
William Armitaze
Yesteryear In Society 1942 October 28 engagements and club events
Yesteryear notes from 1942 October 28 report Mildret Irene Davis engagement to Douglas Mosher, both families named. Also recaps Mrs. E A Bachomer hosting bridge and card prizes for Staples and Hunt. quilting and bowling events. PTA meeting remarks. Halloween party at West Church Street hosts. 50th wedding anniversary for Alfred Haenel. induction plans for Norman Bennink. Kiwanis dinner speaker Miss Mildred Young. multiple hostesses and social gatherings across Corry communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Davis
West Wayne Street
Mildret Irene
Douglas Mosher
Mosher
Hugh Mosher
E. A. Bachomer
East Wayne Street
Gerald Staples
Merrit Hunt
Amelia Vanderhoff
Ida Watrous
Muriel Yong
Edwin Cole
Walter Windahl
Quilting Club
Raymond Avenue
Tracy Whitehead
Robert Brown
Harold Patterson
Vincent Anderson
Harry Spier
Brows
Concord School
PTA
Concord
Bertha McCray
Hazel Behrer
Puerto Rico
Helen McCray
North-Center-street
Joseph Bean
Hither
Geneva Querreveld
Westley Seamens
Wright Street
Max Chris
Frank Seamens
Chris
Mary Lou Orn
Clyde Goodwill
Benjamin
Skinner
Franklin Street
Norma Jean Nantes
Norma Jean May
West Church Street
Kathleen Petifer
Janet Rae Muckinhauipt
Alfred Haenel
North Center Street
Norman Bennink
Guy Bennink
South Center Street
H. Ray Harris
Bennink
Jamestown
Fort Niagara
Local Bridal Parties Highlight Wat Main Street Gatherings
Mrs. Willard Shreve and Mrs. Lyle Shreve hosted 15 guests on West Smith Street honoring Mrs. Harry Burton formerly Marie Bittner of Pittsburgh. Miss Austa Mae Briggs wed Clinton A. Magee at United Brethren in Christchurch. Shirley Mae Shaffer held a party for her daughter with games and lunch. Mr. and Mrs. Tyan Smith hosted celebrations for newly married Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith, who received many gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Shreve
Lyle Shreve
West Smith Street
Harry Burton
Marie Bittner
Pittsburgh
United Brethren
Christchurch
Austa Mae Briggs
A. M. Briggs
East Washington Street
Clinton A. Magee
Scranton Victory Speech Highlights Pa Move Forward
In a victory speech to about 2,000 supporters at the Hotel Jer myn, Scranton urgedPennsylvanians to unite behind the new administration and move the state forward. He thanked voters and his family, calling the moment among the proudest of his life, as colleagues applauded and supporters celebrated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerauitom
Scranton
Jermyn
Vania
Pennsylvania
Union
Pennsylvan Nia
Mary
Susan
Bill
Joe
Pete
Beb-Mapaign
Boston
Leland Wilcox
George Maloney
Win- Held Williams
Albert Shaffer
Michael Piccirillo
Edward Brigham
Wilbur Whitehead
George McMahon
Phyllis Rieck
Mars.j. Ethel Downey
Street
Miss Rieck
Mentor Club
Wave Perkins
Franklin’ Street
Ann Baressi
Automatics Dept. honors Stormes before Army Reserve training
The personnel of the automatics department at Raymond Manufacturing Company feted Matthew Stormes as he departs for training with the United States Army Reserves at Warren. Stormes received a gift from the group during the evening program where he was a guest speaker.
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Raymond Manufacturing Company
Matthew Stormes
United States Army
Warren
Stormes
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Xi Beta Phi
Shirley Ross
Donald Buell
St.Thomas
Lillian Guild
Orson
Cardigans
COATS
Bennett's
Yesteryear
Mildred Young
Corry Hospital
Corry Kiwanis Club
Chris Christensen
Rudolph Bacharner
West Pleasant Street
Mahlon Hubbard
Edwin Keppel
Verne Kolstee
Richard Nichols
Russell David
Caroline Barton
Shop Barach’s Home Furniture CO
Chae
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