Bazaar And Ham Supper Planned By Columbus Aid
A bazaar and ham supper are planned for Wednesday December 20 at the basement of Columbus Congregational Church. Members of the Ladies Aid Society sponsor the event with the bazaar running 1 PM to 9 30 PM and the supper served starting at 6 PM. Aprons toys pot holders work and baked goods will be offered and a large crocheted centerpiece will be raffled. Mrs Harold Bates is bazaar chair and Mrs Harris Watrous dinner chair. A boxed Christian cards booth will be run by Mrs Perry Mead. Committee meetings to finalize arrangements are planned for early next week.
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Columbus Aid
Columbus Congregational Church
Badies’ Aid, Society
Gals Snl
Harold Bates
Harris Watwous
Perry Mead
Mrs. Johnston Hosts Friends In Denville Visit
Mrs David E Johnston visiting from Denville New Jersey entertained friends at her father George Buck s East South Street home. Five hundred was played with prizes to Miss Owens Williams and Mrs Raymond Bachamner. Guests included Miss Phyllis Hoenes Miss Jean Foster Mrs Richard Muckinhaupt Mrs George Sample Mrs William Durham and Mrs MacBain Sears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David E. Johnston
Fom Denville
N. 4
George Buck
East South Street
Owens Williams
Raymond Bachamner
Stiendine
Phyllis Hoenes
Jean Foster
Richard Muckinhaupt
George Sample
William Durham
MacBain Sears
David B. Johnston
Denville
Nid
Lucinda Mae
New Jersey
Johnston
East South Istiteet
R. C. Carter
Snyder Circle
Ellensburg
Wash
Victor Carter
Blephen Bronies
Saegertown
Clare Hoffumt
Philip Zatenevk
Shirley
Sharon
West Washington Street
East Pleasant Street
Fort Dix
N. J
Fort Sill
Oklahoma
Robert Street
Janice
Alexandria
George R. Koestner
West South Street
Walter 1. Peake
East Street
W. Pile ‘Gilford
Erie
Harrishire
Pennsylvania Council of Republican Women
Good Samaritan Class To Pack Holiday Box
The Good Samaritan Sunday School Class of the Methodist Church gathered Friday evening with Vice President Philip McCray presiding in the president’s absence. Devotions by Denizen Phillips. Members agreed to pack a Thanksgiving box for eight needy local families. A Christmas party is planned for December 18 with a tureen dinner.
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Good Samaritan
The
Methodist Church
Philip McCray
Robert Marsh
Denizel Phillips
Spencer Aid To Christmas Party Planned
Thirty members of the Spencer Ladies' Aid Society and their families shared a delicious tureen dinner at Mrs. Joseph McCray's home. President Mrs. Robert Clark led the meeting. gifts were planned for Quincy Orphanage and a quilt for the home, with a Palmer family quilt from Elgin noted. An exchange of 200 gifts is set for December 1 at a yet to be announced location.
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Spencer Aid To
Spencer Ladies’ Aid Society
Joseph McCray
R. D
Robert Clark
Quincy
Palmer
Elgin
Amateur show planned by Fairview School PTA in Corry
Listings announce a November 22 7 30 PM amateur show at Corry Senior High School auditorium. Fourteen contestants compete in vocal instrumental and novelty divisions with judges named. Intermission features Girls’ Trio Miss Johnston Miss Hill Miss May and William Loveland. Captain Bob the human billy goat to present entertainment. Prizes of five dollars per classification awarded based on applause. Candy booth to be arranged. Mrs Paull Stroup in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samal
Fairview
P-T-A
Corry Senior High School
Progrem
Rasselas Brown
Howard J. Shea
Arnold Seastead
Hubert S. Vaughn
James McIntosh
Om Wn. Bracken, Sr
Trig
Janice Johnston
Phyllis Hill
Norma Jean May
William Loveland
Bob
Billy Goat
Paull Strbup
David Apps
Maxene Oberian
Coletta
McClintock
Miss Hill
James Kelly
Judy Dwyer
Eugene Perkins
David Livingston
Shirley Bennett
Ite
Miss Johnston
Joy Zalzneck
Arthur Tsr
Bell
Betty Westbaton
Jan van Dresar
Mas Wilma Tram
Russell Casseth
Myre
Lawrence Hansen
Lindsey Hollow School
J. B. Cogan
Paul Stroup Aselsting
John
Lindsey Hollow
Spartansboro Grange Hell
Hemlock, Moffatt and Lindsey
P. T. Avs
Lawrence Anderson
William Graybill
David Shank
Melvin Vanderhoot
Vern Dyne
Anderson
BT. A
Hospitality Club Set Meeting Tuesday Afternoon
The Hospitality Club will meet Tuesday afternoon at 2 o clock at the North Center street American Legion Home. All local women are invited to attend the sewing machine strachions demonstrations. Reservations for the Christmas luncheon on Tuesday December 13 at 1 pm in the Cony Room of the Hotel Corry are requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Center Street
American Legion
Hospitality Club
Louis ‘Valentine
Cony
Hotel Corry
St. Edward's School Hall
Robert Rastetter
Turkey Dinner at Sparta Church Tuesday
The Spartanburg Methodist Church invites attendance at a turkey dinner next Tuesday evening from 5 30 to 7 00. The church ladies organized the event with a full home style menu including vegetables relishes and roast turkey. Proceeds will aid church repair and construction payments.
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Spartanburg Methodist Church
East Branch Church Plans Special Thanksgiving Service
The East Branch Community Church in Spartansburg will host a special Thanksgiving service Friday evening November 25 at o o'clock. The Ladies Missionary Society members sponsor the event with Miss Gladys Chinfield of this city as the evening speaker.
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East Branch Church
East Branch Community Church
Spartansburg
Ladies’ Missionary Society
Gladys Chinfield
Migliaccio Skalos birth announcements at Corry Hospital
A son was born yesterday afternoon to Mr and Mrs Leonard Migliaccio of 1296 West Pleasant Street near Corry Hospital. Earlier this morning a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Michael Skalos of R D 3. Mrs Skelos is the former Olga Gian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Migliaccio
Pleasant Street
Corry Hospital
Uorning
Ab the Corry Hospital
Michael B. Skalos
R. D
Skelos
Olga Gian
Kindergarten Visits Turkey Pens on Friday
Kindergarten students and their teacher Mrs. Kurt Leeds visited the Dahl turkey pens on East Pleasant Street yesterday morning. The visit complemented their Thanksgiving themed drawings and crafts as the children showed keen interest in the resident birds.
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Kurt Leeds
Elof Dahl
East Pleasant Street
Second Lyceum Program Grips Small Cory Audience
The second 1049-50 Lyceum Course show at Cory Senior High School drew about 150 amid bad weather. Schiff and Cook demonstrated table tennis styles, Cook blindfolded by sound, with challengers Donald Ruiter Lynn Bergman and Roger Ottaway aiming for a Bond prize.
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Cory
Weatherrol Schiff
Harry Cook
Schiff
Douglas Cartland
Mr. Cook
Donald Ruiter
Lynn Berg
Cook
Sis
Roger Ottaway
Sedler
David Livingston
Bridge Club Prepares Fred Waring Show Attendance
The Thursday Evening Bridge Club plans to attend Fred Waring at Warner Theater Erie on Thursday evening December 1. Last week Mrs C W Brackett hosted, with prizes won by Mrs Ellsworth Holt and Mrs H Langdon Rowe. A special award went to Mrs Harold K Powell and a salad course was served. The next meeting is a December 8 Christmas party hosted by Mrs Powell.
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Bridge Club
Fred Waring
Warner
Stork Shower Honors Mrs. Jack Berry Friday
Mrs. Jack Berry was feted at a stork shower Friday evening with host Mrs. Alton Rigby of B. D. 3. Ten guests attended and prizes in contests went to Mrs. Edwin Keppel, Mrs. Harry Hotchkiss, and Mrs. Berry. The pink and blue gift table featured a pink blue umbrella display as gifts were arranged. The hostess served a dessert course.
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Jack Berry
Alton Rigby
Edwin Keppel
Harry Hotchkiss
Berry
Mrs. Berry
Fairview School P T A November meeting hosted by Rev G L Boyd
Rev Gilbert L Boyd pastor of First Presbyterian Church spoke on preparing students for adult life and citizenship. Songs by Mrs Russell Cassell and Miss Janice Johnston accompanied piano. Meeting featured PTA prayer and flag salute. Plans announced for amateur show at Corry Senior High Auditorium November 22 at 730 p.m to raise funds for a school projector. Cream puffs and tea served by committee members. December Christmas meeting set for 46th Street school with chair Mrs John Sheehan and other committee members.
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Fairview School
P. T
Leo Carroll
Sidney Beckwith
Merle Brown
HL. McCloskey
School of the 46Th
John Sheehan
Chaiman
Ronald Shank
Garmund Barr
Frank Herberg
Frank Grice
Helen Spencer
Links Class Pledges Toward Building Fund
Mr and Mrs Harley Banks hosted 18 Silver Links Bible Class members from Evangelical United Brethren Gluch. Carl Hinton led devotions. President Estella Reagle chaired a December 16 meeting at Leon Vanfassel’s home with a Christmas tureen dinner and a gift exchange. The class donated $50 toward the church building fund and pledged $200 in total.
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Harley Banks
North Center Street
Evangelical United Brethren Gluch
Carl Hinton
Estella Reagle
Leon Vanfassel
R. D
Bess Delury
Banke
Social Time At McCray Ladies Aid Meeting
18 members and guests gathered at McCray Community House for a Ladies Aid Society gathering. Mrs. Newell Gates presided as president while hostesses Mrs. Newell Gates and Mrs. Donald Gates served cake cookies jello and coffee. A December Christmas party with a tureen dinner and gift exchange is planned.
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Duerl Euleevon
McCray
McCray Ladies’ Aid Society
Newell Gates
Donald Gates
Birthday Honoring George Koestner III
George Koestner III was celebrated at age three with a family birthday party at the home of his grandfather W. O. Henry in Spring Creek. Hosts were his parents Mr. and Mrs. George R. Koestner, with sixteen family members attending and guests from Jamestown. An evening of social time featured cake ice cream and coffee.
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Eurge Uoereeuesbur, Jr
Wil
W. O. Henry
Spring Creek
George R. Koestner
Richard Morton
Thomas
Jamestown
Friendship Club Plans Christmas Meeting Night Doors Open
Yesterday afternoon Muss Frances Sperry of RD entertained Friendship Club members and two guests from Alexandria Virginia. Nine members attended and played Help Your Neighbor and Feeding the Frog. Prizes went to Bertha Warner Mrs Street Mrs Ray Swart and Mrs Orn Moyer. Names were drawn for a Christmas exchange at the next meeting to be held Friday December 1th. Mrs John Decker of RD 2 will host the Christmas party. Sperry served a lettuce salad pastries cookies and coffee.
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Muss Frances ‘Sperry
R. D
Friendshiplub
Robert Street
Janice
Alexandria
Bertha Warner
Mra Street
Ray ‘Swarl
Orn Moyer
Dohm Decker
RD. 2
Nic Sperry
Concord Club Christmas Party Planned for December 16
Concord Community Club held a December meeting with 60 members at the Concord Community House. Dinner by the committee included a fresh baked ham and ndaareen dinner. Gifts of 25 cents will be exchanged at the Christmas meeting. President Warner Meor absent. Robert Gates presided. Committee for the December 16 program includes Miss Cora McCray, Mrs. Pete Gravis, and Mrs. Joseph McCray. Readings by Mrs. Baker with accordion by Lynn McCray, selections by Miss Shirley Hall and Tolph McCray and Mr. Glagis. Movies by Tyan Miller feature a trip to Texas.
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Concord Club
Concord Community Club
Concord Community House
Sam Stultz
Stanley Baker
Edna Wade
Robert Gates
Warner Meor
Cora McCray
Pete Gravis
Joseph McCray
Baker
Lynn McCray
Shirley Hall
Tolph McCray
Mr. Glagis
Tyan Miller
Texas
Sadie Hawkins Dance At Elks Tonight
Cory Lodge No 789 BP Elks presents the Sadie Hawkins Costume Dinner this evening from 9:30 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. featuring Li'l Abner characters. Farry Summers and His Orchestra of Warren will play. Lodge members, their ladies, and out of town guests may attend. Kitchen open with short orders.
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Sadie Hawkins
Elks
Sadie Hawking
Cory Lodge
al Capp
Farry Summers
Warren
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