Poppy Days Proclaimed in Corry by Mayor Peiffer
Mayor William A. Peiffer proclaims tomorrow and Friday as annual Poppy Days in Corry urging citizens to wear memorial poppies to honor America's war dead and support disabled veterans and needy children. Poppies will be sold by Unit 365 American Legion Auxiliary workers with Concord School sixth graders assisting.
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William A. Peiffer
Corry
Peiffer
Mark Anderson
Elmer C
America
Concord School
Anderson
American Legion ‘Auxiliary
Auxiliary
Mrs Warren White returns from visit to son and friends
Mrs Warren White of 15 West Columbus avenue returned home after a month visiting her son T Sgt William Dimmick in San Antonio Texas and Mrs Dimmick in Cleveland Ohio. The article mentions her son’s three year tour in Misawa Japan and other social notices from Warren community.
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Warren R. White
West
Columbus Avenue
William Dimmick
San Antonio
Texas
Dimmick
United States Air Force
Misawa
Japan
White
Cleveland
Ohio
Ronald Salter
Salter
Mary White
Mrs M McCray Hosts Elgin Methodist Women
The Women’s Society of Christian Service at Elgin Methodist Church met at Mrs Merrill McCray’s home. Mrs Francis McCray spoke on The Missionary Finds a New Home. Members planned a December 5 Christmas party with gifts coordinated by multiple committees.
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M. McCray
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Elgin Methodist Church
Merrill McCray
Francis McCray
Jesson
Russell Shearer
Louis Hewitt
William Mercer
Cynthia
Sara Sexton
Arden Earll
Robert Burrows
Gertrude McCray
Vincent Sexton
McCray
Area Churches To Observe Veterans Day
In observance of veterans Day, this Sunday in Spartansburg Elgin and McCray Methodist churches Rev H Louis Hewitt will speak on God Heal Our Land. The choirs in all three churches will sing The Battle Hymn of the Republic.
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Spartansburg
Elgin and
McCray
H. Louis Hewitt
Bea Stewart Sewing Circle Advances Community Quilts
Bea Stewart Sewing Circle members active in the past months designing hand fashioned quilts for the YMCA Auxiliary Christmas Bazaar on November 15 at the YMCA. They meet weekly at the Y to make quilts and clothing for families and charitable groups with proceeds funding more materials. The circle began as an American Red Cross group led by Ben Stewart over 50 years ago and operates as an independent charitable unit.
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Bea Stewart
YMCA
Circle
The
Red Cross
Ben Stewart
Bridge Scores Highlight Tuesday Dup Bridge Club Results
Members and guests met at the YMCA for a four and one half table Howell session. Winners included Mrs Frank Graft and Mrs E E Hawkins 45 and others with scores 41 and 39. Next week’s regular game at 1 pm at the YMCA replaces the Master Point session. veterans and servicemen invited.
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YMCA
Howell
Frank Graft
E. E. Hawkins
Florence McCray
Veo Lindsey
Leta Lindstey
F. H. Bartholme
Union City
Elizabeth Rogers
Earl Haight
Donna Morris Honored With Bridal Shower
Miss Donna Morris, soon to wed James Corcoran on November 18 at St Elizabeths Church, was feted at a Concord Community House bridal shower Saturday. Hostesses included Miss Sharon McCray and several area ladies. Guests numbered 85 from Washington, Erie, Spartansburg, and Corry regions.
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Donna Morris
James Corcoran
St. Elizabeth's Church
Concord Community ‘House
Sharon McCray
Charles Palmer
Fred Morris
James Akam
Laurence Wade
Ralph Davis
Margaret Morris
Barbara Radecki
Howard Blakeslee
Cora McCray
Ladd Lewis
Don Braswell
Washington, D.C
Erie
Spartansburg
Corry
Miss Morris
Lillian Guild Delivers Tureen Dinner and Club Vote
Emmanuel Church Lillian Guild held the November session in the church undercroft with a 6:30 p.m. tureen dinner hosted by Mrs. Crawford Sallee and Mrs. Keppel Tiffany. President Mrs. Lloyd Ruppere berger led the business meeting, the group voted a UNICEF donation, reviewed rummage sale results, and demonstrated plastic articles. The December 5 Christmas party will be at Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Peake’s home, hosted by Mrs. Peake and Mrs. Charles DuBois.
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Lillian Guild
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Crawford Sallee
Keppel Tiffany
Lloyd Ruppereberger
Unicef
Walter S. Peake
East Street
Xi Beta Phi hosts evening at Basil Bright home
Xi Beta Phi members met at Mrs Basil Brights Columbus home with cohostess Mrs Richard Melzer in charge of business. The program What We Want How To Get What We Want featured readings from The Power of Positive Thinking. Next meetings include a luncheon at Hotel Corry November 15 and a combined session with Epsilon Phi on November 21 with a tureen dinner.
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Xi Beta Phi
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Basil Bright
Columbus
Richard Melzer
E. Craig Moore
Robert Simmonson
B. Craig Moore
Norman Vincent Peale
Hotel Corry
Epsilon Phi
Businessman Wins At DuBois Mayor Race
DuBois Pennsylvania Jesse B. Warren a Republican businessman in his first bid won the mayoral election defeating incumbent Kenneth S. Showers 1847 to 1732. DuBois remains a Republican stronghold with only three Democratic mayors this century.
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Dubois
Jesse B. Warren
Kenneth S. Showers
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