Missionary Society Plans Coming Events at United Brethren Church
The Missionary Society of the United Brethren Church met with Ms. Robert Fleming and fifteen members present. Plans were made for a Father and Son banquet on Monday November 27 and a Chuten Family Night on Thursday December 1. Several members gave talks and a chalk drawing closed the program as attendance and activity continue in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. B. Missionary Society
Missionary Society of the United Brewhten
Robert Fleming
North Center Street
G. T. Bergman
B. B. Bush
Day Wright
Carl Lyons
Hugh Mosher
C. M. Fish
Chuten
Corry Nurses Honor Miss Young at Farewell Party
Twenty nine nurses gathered at Mrs Harvey Croscot home on Maple Avenue to bid farewell to Miss Futil dred Young who leaves Corry Hospital for Wellsville M I on November 15 19xx A war bond gift and a remembrance were presented. Miss Myrtle Durham formerly of Corry Hospital attended from New York City as an out of town guest at a luncheon buffet prepared by Mrs Croseul and aibert presiding at the urn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Miss Young
Harvey Croscot
Maple Avenue
Young
Wellsville
Myrtle Durham
New York City
Corry Hospital
Lillian Guild Honors Mrs Walling Ahead of Move
Mrs Walling set to move to Schenectady was feted by the Lillian Guild of the Episcopal Church at a gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs Fred Cammerman on West Smith Street. Twenty five attended and awards were given to Eleanor Meade and Elmer Kincaid. Mrs Walling received lingerie. Light refreshments were served. The group will meet December session with Mrs Meade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Guild
Walling
R. G. Walling
Schenectady
Episcopal Church
Hom of Mire
Fred Camneran
ST West
Emith Street
Bridgets
Eleanor Meade
Elmer Kincaid
Washington School Study Circle Meeting
Washington School Study Circle met at 417 Duane Street with ten ladies. Mrs Dingle led a discussion on temperiment topics, Mrs Austiny and Mrs Dingle won prizes, and refreshments were served by Mrs Wailer’s Pier and Mrs Lawrence McGrath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington School Study Circle
Clifford Auslin
Duane Street
David Dingle
Dingle
Austiny
Wailer’ Pier
Lawrence McGrath
Concord Education Week Program Highlights Musical Recital
Concord School hosted an Education Week program featuring student performances led by Virginia Fay and Jonel Tis. Highlights included songs like The Marching Song and Sing A Song, poems What the Flag Says and Fags, piano solos by Tawnya Trscy, a group Patriot song, a short play Peace Merits Being Kind, and a closing piano piece titled Chuderilta.
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Concord School
America
Jonel Tis
Virginia Fay
Robert Hixson
Constance Hildiving
Room
Tawnya Trscy
Leous Huntley
4Th Prude Boys
Rebekahs Enjoy Oyster Supper and Meeting at Hall
Twenty ladies attended the Rebekah Helping Hand Club dinner at the 1. C. C. F. Hall yesterday. Mrs B D Carter presided over a brief business meeting after an oyster supper served as Goldock and Whietshe ladies old sowing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekahs
Rebekah Helping Hand Club
1. C. C. F. Hall
B.D. Carter
Goldock
Paul Layalla Goncert at Asi Tumy’s Tavern
Radio schedule outlines a Bunty Amosnd Andy program with Jark Bonny and 10:48 segment featuring George Meany on Prosperity Or Low Mood. Includes Marine Anniversary Phin Maw drama at 9 00 and multiple varied acts such as Freddie Muggin and Ted Malone Overseas.
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Nwc
Paul Layalla
Asi Tumy
Bunty
Amosnd
Andy
Jark Bonny
George Meany
Phin
Gui Busters
Freddie Muggin Byydi
Ted Malone
Douille
Wellerwelch Bol
Sammy Angott
Jimmy Mc Dintels
Entertained Guests At Home By Mrs Bloss Last Night
Mrs William Bloss hosted eleven guests on Mall Street for an evening of cards and refreshments. Five hundred dollars was the entertainment prize pool with Mrs Rodney Knowlton and Miss Delores Greens winning. Attendees included Mrs Dorbwlotn Paul Taylor Fhuresin Stilise Kathryn Delores Gherny Beatrice Nortray Kysheyt Herton and Mrs Clair Conoyer. Refreshments featured a salad course later in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iam Bloss
Willian Bloss
Mall Street
Rodney Knowlton
Delores Greens
Dor Bwlton
Pail Yaylor
Fhuresin Stilise
Mise Kathryn
Delores Gherny
Beatrice Nortray
Kysheyt Herton
Clair Conoyer
William Joss
Corry Soldier’s Marriage Announced in Jamestown Event
The marriage of Py Gerald B. Smith, son of Mrs. Alin Smuth of Columbus, to Lois Harlow of Waukegan, Illinois, has been announced. The ceremony occurred Monday, November 6 in Jamestown. Smith is stationed at Downey, California, and he and his bride left for there last evening.
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Nesday
Merle Besson
East Congress
Floyd Schoonover
Harry Fuller
Murn Danner
Georgia Doane
Union City
Kathryn M. Buck
Thiel College
Greenville
George Buck
East South Street
Howard Hammond
R. D
He Corry
Ivan Smith
East Pleasant Street
Lil. Roberh
Jacksonville
Fla
Robert Ott
East Frederick Street
R. A. Ott
Grace Pennimat
Ott
Pitts
J. Leonard Burkhardt
Washington, D.C
20Th Air Force
Army Air Force Replacement Center
Kearns
Utah
Burkhardt
Hits Wome Mere
G. F. Burkhowrtt
Frederick Street
Ray Spetty
Mildred Meartime
West Washington
Simnet
Anita Rainesala
BLM
Hain
Park Simet
Smith Street
Devereaux
Mmna Phillips
Corry Hospital
Nicholas Ressler
Mary Ressler
Frazils Kelcher
George Downey
Nos
Gertrude Dilley
Gerald Damm
Columbus
Sationas
Honolulu
Dohe Dole
Baby Tiweieter
Meadville
Sud Sfrs
Marty McGranahan
West Park Place
Corry
Py Gerald B. Smith
Alin Smuth
Lois Harlow
Waukegan, Til
Jamestown
Smith
Downey
Bridge Club Meets For Dinner And Cards At Pittsfield
Ladies from the An Seca bridge club gathered in Pittsfield last evening for a fine chicken dinner. They adjourned to Mrs Walter Scott's home to play cards. High scores were earned by Mrs J H McCracken and Mrs Raymond Anderson. McCracken to host next Thursday evening November 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
An Seca
Pittsfield Ton
Walter Scott
J. H. McCracken
Raymond Anderson
Carter Hill P T A To Meet Tuesday
Carter Hill P T A meeting scheduled for Tuesday evening at 10 o clock at the Garter Hill School. Attendees invited and a film titled This Amazing Ameren will be shown. Members asked to bring pumpkin pie or donuts and help with a mite Lin castor strap drive. milkweed pods collected by Vera Curler Hitt will be welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garter Hill School
Birthday Party for Mrs Frank Mudge Surprises Guests
Mrs Frank Mudge hosts a surprise birthday party on Linerty Street with cards and visiting. Minnadith Morton and Donald McKuhn win prizes while guests enjoy a salad and dessert course late in the evening.
Edinger Addresses Kiwanis on Maritime Engine
Norman Edinger spoke at the Kiwanis weekly dinner at Rita Restaurant. Twenty two attended with two guests Luther Branie and Erwin Saunders. He discussed Ajax Tron Works maritime engine development and its versatility and applications to interest the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morman Edinger
Kiwanis Club
Rita
Luther Branié
Eawin Saunders
Norman Edinger
Mr. Edinger
Ajax Tron
Fort LeBoeuf Chapter Luncheon in Erie Monday
The Fort LeBoeuf Chapter of the Daughters of the American Colonists will hold a luncheon Monday November 13 at 12 30 PM at Dicksons Tavern Erie. Mrs Harry W Schaal of Erie will review the Herald Tribune Forum. It will be a joint meeting with the New England women of Erie. Mrs J B Patterson of this city plans to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort LeBoeuf
Erie
Daughters of the American Colonists
Hayig
Dickson's Tavern
Herald Tribune
Harry W. Schaal
New England
J.B. Patterson
Bowling Teams Enjoy Spaghetti Supper After Match
Gerald Staples hosted the Raymond Bowling League office and inspection teams after their match at the Recreation Alleys. The group shared a spaghetti supper at Mr Staples home on East Wayne Street and reported a very fine time together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Staples
Raymond Bowling League
Mr. Staple
East Wayne Street
Tad
Son born to Mr and Mrs Howard McDonald
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Howard McDonald of 586 Liberty Street in Unis souniayeots at Come Hospital. The birth adds a new member to the family in this local report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HoWard McDonald
Liberty Street
Unis Souniayeots
Columbus Church Dinner Realizes 116. Hosts Praised
The Columbus Church dinner held in the eltred parlors last evening was a great success. Sponsored by the church official board, the sum of 116 was realized. Ladies served about 50 and a large number from Corry and this community attended and enjoyed a fine roast pork and meal loaf menu. Mrs. Perry Mead and Mrs. Charles Swanson were feted as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ue Church
Corry
Perry Mead
Chirles Swanson
Dinner Party At Hotel Corry Honors Birthday Misses
Dinner party at the Corry Hotel last evening honored Misses Connie Mead Virginia Taylor and Als Belle Rool celebrating new birthdays. Those in attendance included Misses Evelyn Tarbell Hazel Marsh Virginia Ladd Ana Goda and Eleanor Thayer. After dinner the group attended the theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aimyer
Corry Hotel
Connie Mead
Virginia Taylor
Als Belle Rool
Evelyn ‘Tarbell
Hyeel Marsh
Virginia Ladd
Ana Goda
Eleanor Thayer
Mickey Rooney Bride Arrives in Hollywood
Mrs Mickey Rooney arrives in Hollywood with her mother in law after a week of courtship. The former Betty Jane Rase says she has no film plans at this time.
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Mickey Rooney
Hollywood
Associated Press
Navy
Mickey Room
Birmingham
Ata
Wes
Hushind
Rooney
Butly Dite Rase
Nell Panky
Mickey
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Rex ‘Theatre
John A. Blatt
Corry, Pa
Esiher Lilie
Newark
Jeola Parker
Vir Jo
Buffalo
Gynn Rice
Dale Lille
Thietof
Clyb
Riley Hoskins
R. N
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Bibehiveoh
Concord
Florida
T. Pennzott
van Cise
W. Smith
Dial
Bridge Club
W. H. Scott
Carter Hill P. T. A
Frank Mudge
Chapin
R. 5. Burr
East
Gertrude Reed
Cleveland
H. B. Reed
Carl Windahl
Risle
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Zuckerman
the Home Store
Rose Malone
Hotel Corry
Rain Capes
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Jersey
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Royal Cook
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