Three Catholic Daughters Honor City Leaving Members
Three members of Court Conception No 85 Catholic Daughters of America were honored at a meeting in the K of G club rooms. Mrs J Ennis will move to Rochester, Mrs Mayme Wood will winter in Florida, and Mrs J A Cassidy will winter in Erie. Agnes Lynch presented gifts with remarks. A short business session followed led by Miss Mary Condra. Cards and games ended with a limed van served to thirty members by a committee including Mrs James Sullivan, Miss Antoinette Baressi, and Miss Anna Shields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Conception
Catholic Daughters of America
City
J. Ennis
Rochester
Mayme Wood
Florida
J. A. Cassidy
Erie
Nes Lynch
Do Aniiely
Mary Condra
James Sullivan
Antoinette Baressi
Anna Shields
Sibari Station Preserves Name of Ancient Sybaris
Named for the ancient city Sibari a southern Italian station keeps the name Sybaris though no trace of the ancient luxury famed site remains. The isolated post stands ten miles south of the region as a historical relic of a once renowned metropolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sibari
Italy
Sybaris
Personal mentions from Erie area travelers and visitors
A stream of visitors and travelers is recorded in Erie and nearby towns. Miss Hadith Buller of Rochester arrives for a weekend stay with her parents on West Smith Street. Several locals attend funerals in Jamestown and Newton Park, Ohio, while others visit relatives in Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadith Buller
Rochester
N. Y
A. G. Buller
West Smith Street
Hazel
Helen Morrett
H. R .Adama
Meadville
Bris Railroad
Robert Wilson
Clarendon
Lloyd Stowe
Rolland Stowe
Ola Young
George Stowe
Newton Park
Ohio
Mora Everett
Velma Moore
John Fuller
Erie
Mable Lindquist
Ardne
Town
N.Y
East Smith Street
Franke Schrailer
China Missionaries Address Over 100 In City Meeting
Mr and Mrs Hinest W Carlbury of Union City spoke at United Brethren church addressing over 100 members of the United Brethren in Christ and other churches. Mrs Carlbury described China experiences and the Chita Inland mission while Mr Carlbury outlined the mission that supports them and noted war devastation in China. They would appear at 7 30 this evening at the Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Bretskren
Aml
Hewra
Hinest W. Carlbury
Union City
Hwaiyin Kiangsu Provine
China
United Brethren Church
Garlburg
Carlburg
Chita
Carlbirg
Baptist Church
Ladies of Baptist Fellowship Meet
A devotional session opened last evening's Baptist Ladies Fellowship at Mrs Myron Milles home on Eagle street. Mrs Alfred Hane led devotions citing Second Timothy, Miss Gladys Bogert helped with the study. A brief business period reviewed memory work, and plans were made to pack Christmas boxes for missionary Miss Snowling. Mrs Miller and Miss Eva Kepler served a light lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Ladies Fellowship
Myron Milles
Eagly Street
Alfred Hane
Second Timothy
Gladys Bogert
Misa
Misssion
Miller
Eva Kepler
Gayway Gallop Debut At Golden Gate Exposition
Betty Shayne and Dan Hector create the Gayway Gallop dance for the Golden Gate International Exposition, a local special to entertain visitors at the fair. The novelty dance aims to capture the festive spirit of the event and showcase new entertainment acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ban Francisco
Bugs
Betty Shayne
Dan Hector
Missionary Societies Hold Regular Session
Mrs Bryan Stowe presided at the Moethaciet church Missionary Societies meeting hosted by Mrs Ralph S Dewey on East Frederick Street. Eighteen members answered roll call with Scriptural verses and devotional remarks followed. Reports covered conventions attended including Fall Rally at Memlville foreign missionary and Hom Missions conferences. A missionary play was presented, and plans were set for a December 14 Christmas party with gifts for the Shatneld area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Stowe
Ralph
Dewey
East Frederick Street
Neil Blackjuin
Wills Brown
Blackmen
Rotary
Toilell
Memlville
Blackman
Irvin Young
dBin
Perry F. Haines
A. Johnson
Young
Burl Hasbrouck
Cor Rouse
Three Civil War Vets feted at a local party
Robert Mymynd of MacEay, head of the National En campment of the 3rd Army of the Republic, and Martin V Stone and Samuel L Welure of Janes too were honored at a dinner in Town was held that evening by the Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War. Willard of Corry is noted for frequent salith vesiliens. The three veterans are Mynnt, with Civil War rank renaming noted in Chaptaqqua county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Mymynd
Maceay
3Rd Army of the Republic
Martin V. Stone
Samuel L. Welure
Janes
Willard
Chaptaqqua County
C P Northrop Dies in California
Word reached Corry of the death in Pasadena California of Charles P Northrop a former well known resident. He died at the hospital Wednesday morning after an operation and relapse. Survived by his wife and a niece Mrs Fox of Pasadena. Funeral services and burial will be held Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasaden
Calif
Charles P. Northrop
Corry
California City
Carry
Cairy and
Columbus Street
Northvip
Final Rites for Mrs Eda Frost
Mrs Eda Frost dies after long illness at Corky hospital. Services held at Bracken-Steatorn Chapel with Rev Perry P Haines officiating. Interment in Spring Creek Cemetery. Relatives and neighbors listed from Minion City Centerville Titusville and Spartonsbui attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bracken-Steating
Eda Trost
Corky Hospital
Howie
South Centre
Perry P. Haines
Spring Creek
Dear Willian
Goon William
Livy George Bayes
L. D. Broviks
Herbert Cantwell
James Blakesie
Glatyer
Frost
Minion City
Roy Frost
J. C. Fielding
Brie Lines
Centerville
Mysul
Reilfield
Anna Kelle
Titusville
Aml
Northrop
Spartonsbui
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Hold Social Evening
An Odd Fellows and Rebekahs gathering at North Center street featured a bridge winners prize of 500, a square dance, bingo, and a piano-accordion dance. Winners were Mr. Claude Plave and Mrs. Cart Hinman in bridge and Mrs. Bila Johnson Miss Fi Williams Peter A. Srussell and Robert Pryo won in other events. Luncheon closed the event. Armistice Day closings announced for city garages Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekinis
North Center Street
Cluuide Plave
Cart Hinman
Bila Johnson
Fi Williams
Peter A. Srussell
Robert Pryo
Lunell
Betty Crocker CORSAYES GONINS Recipe Fragments
Fragmented cooking notes describe a Betty Crocker style cake method with two batters, chocolate and dates, steamed in a tube center pan. Instructions cover creaming butter and sugar, adding water and flour, folding in confectioners sugar, vanilla and cream, and serving with sauces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Einnamor
Pittsburgh Markets Show Moderate Demand on Wholesale Produce
On the Pittsburgh wholesale produce market demand was moderate across several categories. Apples remained about steady with varying prices for different varieties. onions and cabbage showed steady runs. sweet potatoes and yams moved about steady. vealers and cattle showed steady to higher bids in related markets. In New York, butter and eggs traded firmer while Armistice Day closures affected activity. Atlantic refiners and several major firms were listed among active market participants.
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Pittsburgh
Mackintosh
Penns
York Imperials
Virginia Gonos
West Va
Ghia
Idaho
Maine
Gyeey
Land
Baskets Goldens St
Porto
New York
Darey
East Buffalo
Selection of jury to try case of Slayer
The general sessions court began an accelerated jury selection for the Robert Irwin case. Judge James G. Wallace oversaw rapid questioning as attorneys pressed for a swift process. Only three jurors were chosen Monday amid discussions of the case and prosecutors’ and defense’s arguments.
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Robert Irwin
CIO constitutional convention session opens in Pittsburgh
Legiora of the Committee for Industrial Organization begins arrival for next week's CIO convention as the United Auto Workers executive board resumes a session in Pittsburgh. Lambs weak to 2ne fow en. fat cattle and hog prices shown with few gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Legiora
Committee For Industrial Organization
CIO
United Automobile Workers' Union Executive Board
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Rex
Poy
Jackie Moran
Marcia May Jones
Ralph Morgan
Claire Windsor
Pisa
O&c
Keister
Lucy McMahon
Brig
Will Hovdyce
Virginia
Greenville
Sadie Howard
Jamestown
McMahon
Pordyre
Lighter
D. Pitt
Delaware
Melvin Shambaugh
West Church Street
Davie Imi
Richard
North Bask
Jay Powars
West Bonislrest
Claire Patterson
Pen Yan
Ayelty
Margaret Rounds
West Main Street
Mpala L. Dyckes
Weal
Wayne Street
Sherman
Ladies OF Baptist Fellowship
Adele Longmire
New Orleans
Ann Ruttledge
Abe Lincoln
Tlinois
C. P. Northrop
Corry and Columbus Traction Company
Pasadena
Eda Frost
Party OF
ODD Fellows and
Rebekahs Wismiw Wiehens Towt
Uhah
North Center
Betty Crocker
Corsayes Gonins
Corry Journal
Betty Crocker Home Service Department
Oakus
Creas
United Press
Dmpoctane
Asialoan Corp
Amuarican Smueliers
American Tdt
Anaconda
Atlantic Refining
Auburn Auto
Bendix Aviation
Belhichem Steel
Boeing Airplane
Gheyster
Columbia Gas
Continental Gast
Scotia-Wright
Electrical Motors
International Nyces
Kennerotteee
Montgomery Wad National Bascuil National Dairy
Centra Northen Paste
Packard
Paramount Piett Fenn RR
Pie Oil Radio
Sooony Waewung
Tinsted Prp
US Steel
Warner Bros
Westinghonor Meetrie
Wonlwartiy EU Pew
Verevivecee
Yennngstown Shirt
N.Y. Curb Av
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