Mrs Thompson Honored At Steen's Dry Cleaning Party
Mrs Blanche Thompson was honored at a spa ghetti dinner hosted by Steen's Dry Cleaning staff. The gathering of 24 guests included Sharon Kopec and Mary Bredevicka Walsh. Thompson plans to leave December 1 for Phoenix to spend winter with her son Wayne C Thompson, traveling by plane. she received a corsage and housecoat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Thompson
Steen
Thompson
Phoenix
Aris
Wayne C. Thompson
Hubls
Sharon Kopec
Mary Bredevicka Walsh
Ottaway Mulvin nuptials in candlelight ceremony
Miss Georgia Elhore Mulvin daughter of Mr and Mrs George Mulvin and Frank L Ottaway son of Mr and Mrs John Ottaway were united in marriage yesterday evening at the bride parents home Union City ceremony conducted by Rev Mulvin. The couple will reside at 68 East High Street Union City. A reception and a later honeymoon followed with many relatives and friends attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottaway-Mulvin
Georgia Elhore Mulvin
Rey
George B. Mulvin
Corry
Frank L. Ottaway
John Ottaway
East High Street
Union City
Mulvin
Lynn ‘Sill
Walter Mulvin
Martha Porter
Raymond L. Mulvin
Mr. Oltaway
Mrs. Ottaway
Navy
State Fish Hatchery
Porter
Sharpsville
Walter’ Mulvin
Sharon
Robert Corbin
Huntingdon Park
Calli
Gerda Brooks
Harmon Kent
West Pleasant Street
Corbin
Japan
Army Sir Corps
Therol B. Matteson
Joseph Gentiiman
and Paver
Buffalo
Melvin Parkhurst
Erie
Perry Nichols
Willlams Street
Gerald Glark
Rose Brew
Evie
Gerald Clark
Dnd
Lillian Bohram
North Center Street
Oil City
Mins Bobram
Robert R. Bumbaugh
G. C. Murphy Co
Jamestown
Pic
Diwt Neckers
George Neckers
R. D
Fort Dix
N. J
MTO
Peter Russell
Union
N. d
Russell
John Sedewick
Willard F. Hoyafl
Waterloo
Daisy Hoy
East Smith Street
Committees For C D of A Bazaar Announced
The Catholic Daughters of America Court Conception No 35 announce a pre Christmas bazaar in Horn Block club rooms on December 12 13 and 14. Chairs are Mrs Cleve Morton and Mrs Harold Grage with leads for dolls aprons Janey Work refreshments candy religious articles and more. Assistants will be chosen in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.D
Catholic Daughters of America
Horn Block
Cleve Morton
Harold Grage
Jerome FE
Needham
Leo Hoylen
Arthur Pitts
Lyle
Saxton
Mary Higgins
Edward Walsh
Boag
James Cassidy
Laverne Miller
Robert Watus
Tur
Duplicate Bridge Winners Listed At Weekly Tournament
High scorers in last evening's duplicate bridge event totaled 15514 match points with the Cobbets leading the East-West division. Kinley and Scott followed, and Lindsley and Jones placed third. North South leaders included Burkhardt and O Leary, with Hughes and Zalzneck in second and Harmon and Hughes in third. Eleven tables competed as E.R. Pain offered reservations for next week amid a holiday crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wait
Hu Misan
Cobbett
J. Pred Kinley
Walter i. Scott
L. J. Lindsley
W. Jones
Leonard Burkhardt
Louisa O'Leary
Talay ‘Elie “Titi
James Hughes
Philip Zalzneck
BW. H. Harmon
Hughes
E.R. Pain
V E W Auxiliary Card Party Funds Boost Hospital Room
V E W Auxiliary met at eight o'clock last evening at the post home with Mrs Esther Lethman in the chair. It was reported that $50 was raised from the November 11 card party at St Edward s Halls for furnishing a room in the proposed Corry Memorial Hospital. Officers installed were Marion Williams as patriotic instructor Herdena McGruss as conductess and Bud Caldwell as historian. Lunch was served by Dora Daye s committee. Next meeting is December 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V.F.W
Post Home
Esther Lethman
St. Edward's Halls
Corry Memorial Hospital
Clara B. Haight
Marion Williams
Herdena McGruss
Bud Caldwell
Dora Daye
St Paul Evangelical Lutheran Society Meets at Mott Street Home
The St Paul Evangelical Lutheran Church Missionary Society met at Mrs E E Hawkins home with Mrs Morris Chapin as assistant hostess. Mrs Hildebrand led prayer and business, while a Q and A program on the United Lutheran Church of America was held and the first chapter of the Twelve Negro Americans study reviewed. A donation of forty dollars was voted for a Chinese girl student in China. The meeting also noted the birth of Zoe Anne, daughter of Bethesday Major and Richard Shoop, with related orphanage reference. New members welcomed. hosts served fruit salad relishes rolls cookies coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Society
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church Missionary Society
Mott Street
E. E. Hawkins
Morris Chapin
D. A. Hillstrom
F. Hildsbrand
United Luutheran Church of America
Mary Denness
China
Zoe Anne
Ontiit
Bethesday
Richard Shoop
Meadville
Pacadena
Calif
Noveld Society of the Church
Anna Wilcox
West Park Place
William Miller
David L. Swartz
Gerald Staples
A. A. Williams
Birth Announcements From Local Hospitals
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Devil Bates of Dirty Wash Main Street at Getty Hospital late last evening. Davis Bates is the former Florence Hotentilss. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Jacl Short of Port Ewen at Port Ewen Hospital this morning. The baby is a granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Austin Studd of Wright Street. A son was born at Corry Hospital this morning to Mr and Mrs Robert Rew of RD 2 Clymer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sind
Jacl Short
Port Ewen
Port Ewen Hospital
Austin Studd
Wright Street
A Soli
Corry Hospital
Wits
Mrs. Rober Rew Ol R, D
Clymer
Plank Road Club Holds Social Meeting at Till Home
Plank Road Ole met yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Laura Till and Mrs. Arthur HUD Route 5. Fourteen members attended a social time with sunshine sisters drawn. Lunch featured yellow salad cookies and coffee. The December meeting, a Christmas party, will be at Mrs. Harold HDI on Tygeday the 17th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plank Road
Laura Till
Arthur Hud
Route 5
Harold Hdi
Tygeday
Christmas Party Planned By Presbyterian Class
406 sassy Martha Glass of the Presbyterian Church met with 25 members and friends at the home of Mrs. J Harold Patterson. The Christmas party was set for December 1 at the church with a tureen dinner and 25 cent gifts. The class voted to send $10 to Neighborhood House Eyie for a Christmas gift. Miss Virginia Fay performed three piano solos and a contest winner was announced. Hostesses and helpers served sandwiches, dishes, cookies and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sassy
Martha Glass
Presbyterian Church
J. Harold Patterson
East Frederick Street
Douglas Rozelle
Eyie
Harry Smith
Jean MacInnes
Virginia Fay
Joseph Sher— Wood, Jr
Lloyd Matson
Louis Lundy
Elmer Sharer
Delbert Robinson
Baptist Father And Son Banquet At First Baptist
The Men s Brotherhood of the First Baptist Church held its annual father and son banquet last evening with forty five men and boys present. The dinner was served by the Ladies Fellowship Society. A varied program featured the male quartet including Harry Hickle Bruce Thomas Monroe and William DeFlagen singing The Riches of Love Harold Erickson of Jamestown sang two gospel solos Roger Ottaway toasted the fathers Mrs Monroe read The Barefoot Boy Law rence Potter played trumpet Howard Redding and Ralph Carroll offered poems Rev Claude Moore of the Union Rescue Mission in Jamestown gave a talk detailing cases where people sought help and received food clothing medical care assistance with ending work and spiritual guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men's Brotherhood of the First Baptist Church
Ladies’ Fellowship Society
Harry Hickle
Bruce Thomas
Monroe
William DeFlagen
Harold Erickson
Jamestown
Roger Ottaway
Mr. Monroe
Whittier
Landsey Jones
Columbus
Mr. DeHaven
Lawrence Potter
Howard Redding
Ralph Carroll
Claude Moore
Union Rescue Mission
Mrs Davison Hosts Bingo Club Evening
Mrs M D Davison of Grand Street hosted eight members of her bingo club at her home on Wednesday evening. Mrs William Hisenel won the prize. Refreshments included baked beans pickles hot rolls pumpkin pie and coffee. The group plans December 4 meeting with Mrs Pred Snapp of West Frederick Street as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. D. Davison
Grand Street
William Hisenel
Pred Snapp
West Frederick Street
Donation Day Tea for Sisters of Mercy at St Edward's School
A Wednesday afternoon Donation Day Tea hosted by Court Conception No 35 of the Catholic Daughters of America and St Thomas St Elizabeth parish members. Fifty attendees enjoyed vocal and piano solos, and refreshments at the convent, gifts of fruit vegetables and money presented to the Sisters of Mercy, followed by a dinner served by the D A officers and helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisters of Mercy of
St. Edward's School
Court Conception No. 35
Catholic Daughters of America
St. Thomas and St. Elizabeth
Jerome F. Needham
George Downey
Theresa Bogniak
Joan Scheppner
Rita
Mary Ellen Downey
Blanche Kelcher
Mary Murray
Mary Heath
Sisters of Mercy
D. of A
Needham
Murray
Heath
Mayme Woods
John Love
Florence Blair
U B Aid Packed 35 Thanksgiving Baskets
The United Brethren Ladies' Aid Society met at the church to pack 35 Thanksgiving baskets for shut-in members. Mrs Leone White led devotions and Mrs Guy Bennink presided. Sandwiches and coffee were served by Mrs Dan Culver. the group plans a December 4 meeting with Mrs Austin Johnson on West Wayne Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tasted Brethren Ladies’ Aid Society
Leone White
Guy Bennink
Dan Culver
Austin Johnson
West Wayne Street
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Tin
Olor
FORD
Blatt Bros. Theatres
Ene Payne
Balbriggan
LEED
V.E.W. Auxiliary
Plank Road Club
Helen
Mary Martha
U. B. Aid
VICKS
Coats
Zuckerman
Jersey
Serbia
Chabin
Donde Coffee
Wests Tooth
Cribbage
Jaquard
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