Women of the Moose Hold Meeting and Plan Card Party
The Women of the Moose met in their club rooms with 40 members present. Eighteen new members were inducted and officers were instructed by Mrs. Stella Pisher. A card party for Moose members is planned for November 29, with tickets at Jewell Flower Shop and by Mrs. Walter McElroy. Proceeds from events support Moosehaven and other activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
Stella Pisher
College of Regents
Florence Stewart
Fern Aymong
Gertrude van Cise
Myrna Platt
Argus
Charla Ruff
the Moose
Jewell
Walter McElroy
Moosehaven
Sarah ‘Hansen
Moose Fraternity
The
Moose
Ploss Christensen Wedding Last Evening
Miss Elaine Christensen daughter of Mr and Mrs George Christensen Columbus married Charles Ploss son of Mr and Mrs Charles Ploss St Sixth street at the bride’s grandparents home 1241 White street The ceremony was at eight oclock performed by Rev Galbreath of the Methodist church Attendants were Miss Maxine Christensen and Ernest Ploss Best man A wedding supper followed The couple will reside on Sixth avenue Mr Ploss is employed by the Erie Railroad
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. M. Waite
Wright Street
Erie
Howard Blakeslee
Fort Benning
C. L. Blakeslee
R. D
Myrle Durham
New York City
Corry
Vincent Bensader
Cleveland
D. A. Hill
Biro
East Congress Street
John Banks
East Bend
Banks
Charles L. Bell
West Washington I
Jack Paulson
Maple Avenue
Warren
Ohio
Bruning
Neb
William Haenel
West Prederick Street
Titian Powers
Cory Board
Erle
Tom Murray
Pithsburot
James Carlin
Erle Dist
Austin
State Republican Committee
Harrisburg
Joseph Gronéstar
Fort McClellen
Als
East South Street
Elaine Christensen
George Christensen
Columbus
Charles Ploss
St. Sixth Street
Archie Patton
White Street
Galbreath
Methodist Church
Maxine Christensen
Ernest Ploss
Card Party for Child Welfare Fund Opens Evening
A Thursday card party sponsored by the Legion Auxiliary featured eight teen tables with prizes totaling 600 won by Mrs. Ann Esterbrook and Mrs. Marvin Carlson. Auction bridge awards went to Mrs. Floyd Black and Miss Helen Johnson, door prize to Mrs. Mary Roberts. Dessert lunch of jello cakes and coffee followed. The event committee included Mrs. Lloyd Stowe Mrs. Paul Orn and Mrs. Victor Orn. Proceeds support the auxiliary's child welfare work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Legion Auxiliary
Ann Esterbrook
Marvin Carlson
Floyd Black
Helen Johnson
Mary Roberts
Lloyd Stowe
Paul Orn
Victor Orn
Auxiliary
Birthday Party Honors Helen Frederick on 11th Birthday
A birthday party was held Thursday night at 044 North Center Street in honor of Helen Frederick turning 11. Nine girls attended. Jeanne Henri and Dolly Bruce won prizes for games. Miss Frederick received many nice gifts as refreshments of ice cream cake and favors were served at the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Center Street
Helen Frederick
Jeanne Henri
Dolly Bruce
Miss Frederick
Mrs J H McCracken Hosts Card Club Evening
Mrs J H McCracken entertained her contract bridge club at her home on Congress Street last evening. First prize went to Mrs E L Morrow and Mrs E W Hobson, with second prize awarded to another member. Refreshments were served and the next meeting is planned for November 30 at Mrs Langdon Rowe’s home on East Quame Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ut McLaureeh
Ney Congress Street
Contract Bridge Club
E. L. Morrow
E. W.hobson
McCracken
Langdon Rowe
East Quame Street
Fellowship Dinner at Columbus Church Fair Highlights
SOE Pty attended the Columbus Community Fellowship dinner hosted by Mrs Vera Price Mrs A Thompson and Mrs Florence Casler. Tables reflected Thanksgiving decor and a program followed with group singing solos readings and prayers led by Mrs Josephine Davis Mrs John Waite and Mrs Sandburg accompanied by Mrs Albert Sandburg on piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SOE Pty
Columbus Community Fellowship
Vera Price
A.thompson
Florence Casler
Phyllis Hill
Albert Sandburg
Josephine Davis
John Waite
Paralytic mother gives birth to baby girl in New York
A three and a half pound baby girl delivered by Caesarean section after her paralytic mother was removed from an iron lung is reported to have a better than even chance to live. The infant, born yesterday to Mrs. Eileen Mowen in Brooklyn, is in Kings County Hospital incubator as the mother remains an infantile paralysis patient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eileen Mowen
Brooklyn
Kingston Avenue Hospital
Kings County Hospital
Sayershie
Mowen
Boake Carter Radio Commentator Dies After Stroke
Hollywood November 17 Boake Carter 46 radio commentator known for provocative programs died after a stroke following his Mutual Broadcasting System show He was taken to Hollywood Presbyterian Hospital where Dr Erie Bett said he had been ill with a sidney jailment and had suffered the first attack eight days prior at June City
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Boake Carter
Ood
Mutual Broadcasting System
Hollywood Presbyterian Hospital
Erie Bett
Sidney
Jane City
J O Y Class Dined At Pittsfield Inn
The J U Y class of the Presbyterian Church hosted a dinner at Pittsfield Inn honoring Mrs. Raymond Moore who departs tomorrow for Washington DC to join her husband. The group visited Spring Creek Church to view Mrs Florence Tripp’s Christ painting and enjoyed gifts Mrs Moore received from overseas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. U. ¥. Sunagy School
The
Presbyterian Church
Pittsfield Inn
Raymond Moore
Washington, D. C
Pittsfield
Spring Creek
Christ
Florence Tripp
Dorothy Miller
Ernest Feldhus
Moore
Franklin Street
Fred Kinley
East Wayne Street
Birthday Party Given For Ulabelle Root
Mrs. Leon Root entertained at her home on South Street for Ulabelle Root's birthday. Honoree Miss Alabelle Root received many gifts as guests shared refreshments and a birthday cake. Prizes of five hundred were won by Mrs. Merle Fitch and Mrs. Edwin Cottrell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Root
South Street
Alabelle Root
Merle Fitch
Edwin Cottrell
Pitch
Marie Tsruelson
Astion Cuy
William Fleming
Edwart Berry
Ann Goda
City
Corry C D A approves aid for Servicemen's Canteen gifts
The Corry Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution met in regular session in the Horn Block and voted to assist the Christmas gift program of the Servicemen's Canteen. Twenty five stockings will be prepared for soldiers on holiday trains. A Christmas party is set for December 7 with a program and exchange. James Wharton and committee served sandwiches cookies and coffee after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Court
C.D. of A
James Wharton
Official Visit Planned By Corry Chapter Leaders
Mrs Rhea Jenkins aistatgt deputy grand matron will visit Corry City Chapter of theastern Staton next Wednesday with Mrs J Donald Watson presiding. Attendees included Mrs Al Morrison Jr Mrs Robert Brown and Mrs Watson who joined Union City sessions before the district banquet and evening program where Mrs Watson gave the welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E
Rhea Jenkins
Aisttigt
Corry City
The
Astern Staton
J. Donald Watson
al Morrison, Jr
Robert Brown
Watson
Union City
W R C Holds Regular Session At Masonic Hall
W R C met at the Masonic hall yesterday afternoon with twenty in attendance. A rug raffle winner was Miss Theresis Borstorff. The Camp Fire meeting is planned at Mrs. Harry Silvis on Elk Street, November 30. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Leon Wynn, Mrs. Janice Caron and Mrs. Alma Gardner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WRC
Masonic Hall
Theresis Borstorff
Harry Silvis
Elk Street
Leon Wynn
Janice Caron
Alma Gardner
Fairview PTA Plans Holiday Activities
The Fairview PTA schedules a Christmas program and four treats for schoolchildren. Committee members named include Mrs. Paul Stroup Mrs. Andrew Mo Keta and Mrs. Don DeJean. A fruit basket will be sent to ill member Mrs. Allan Foote in Erie. Rooji 3 won best attendance. Next meeting Monday December 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview Pta
Fairview P.T. A
Paul Stroup
Andrew Mo Keta
Don DeJean
Erie
Allan Foote
Rooji 3
Mrs Edith Drake Honored On Birthday at Corry Hospital
Mrs Edith Drake, of Prospect Street, Was the guest of honor yesterday when the Corry Hospital domestic staff presented a birthday cake and gifts. She celebrated her 68th birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Drake
Prospect Street
Corry Hospital
Drake
Aero Employees Enjoy Spaghetti Dinner at Taton Hall
A group of Aero employees attended a spaghetti dinner at Taton Hall on Wednesday at nine. Attendees included Mrs Grace Fosburgh Mrs Kay Yaratch Mrs Alfreda Misiek Miss Maxie Knapp Pam Chelootz Theresa Chelootz Elizabeth Sickler Ruth Ambroziak Walter Darnofall Cecil Young Ray Daugherty Henry Forburgh Louis Watts and Ruth Ambroziak of Tidioute. Ruth Ambroziak played her lavcordian for dancing and all enjoyed the mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aero Employes
Taton Hall
Grace Fosburgh
Kay Yaratch
Alfreda Misiek
Maxie Knapp
Pam Chelootz
Theresa Chelootz
Elizabeth Sickler
Ruth Ambroziak
Walter Darnofall
Cecil Young
Ray Daugherty
Henry Forburgh
Louis Watts
Ruth Amibroziak
Mrs Pappas Hosts Dinner Party At Home
Mrs. George Pappas of South Center Street entertained six guests Wednesday evening at her home. Yellow roses and candles formed a center piece for the table. Music and visiting followed the dinner, with Miss Olive Tucker of War Fe as the only out-of-town guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pappas
George Pappas
South Center Street
Olive Tucker
War Fe
Radio Schedule Highlights NBC CBS Lineup Tonight
NBC 8 program lineup includes Paul Lavalle Concert at 8 20 Duffy's Tavern 9 30 People Are Funny 10 Amos and Andy 11 40 drama We Came This Way CBS offers 7 30 Friday on Broadway 8 30 Thin Man 9 00 Pays to Be Tenorant 10 Moore and Durante 11 30 Mildred Bailey Company Blue 7 Ed Wynn Comedy 8 30 Famous Jury Trials Gang Busters 9 30 Lionel Hampton Band 10 20 Doctor Talks Over MBS 9 30 Double or Nothing 10 bout Johnny Greco vs Bobby Ruffin
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NBC
Paul Lavalle
Amos and Andy
CBS
Moore and Durante
Sinfon
Johnny Greco
Bobby Ruffin
Allied armies drive toward Rhine in synchronized west front push
Allied forces surge toward the Rhine with six armies in action on the western front. The Ninth Army pushes north of Aachen on the right of the British Second Army, while the First Army advances east of Aachen pinning the U S Third on the left. U S Seventh to the Vosges, French First toward Belfort Gap near Switzerland. German resistance lighter than expected as many objectives fall ahead of schedule and prisoners are taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Headquarters
Ninth Army
Aachen
First Army
U.S. Third
Metz
U. S. Seventh
Vosges
Belfort
Switzerland
Geilenkirchen
Eschweiter
Roer River
Associated Press
Wes Gallagher
Nini
Sefterich
Asbach
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Rex
Robert Lowery
Jean Parker
Henry « Roscoe Karws
Uele Ram
Don Winslow
Coast Guard
Blatt Bros
Greenville Theatre Corp
MM. Bogden
Rex Theatre
John “A. Blatt
Corry, Pa
Andrew Paulson
Maple Ave
Male
Lee Faulker
G. Sumner Bentley
Buffalo
Harold Patterson
Helen
Fenond Society
Ploss-Christensen
Child Welfare
Bedtin
J. H. McCracken
Vitis
Ulabelle
C.D. of
Lanston’s
Center St
Dial
Chesterfields
Rhine
Harper
Zuckerman
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