Singer Margaret Beaks Tops NBC Voice of Pirestone Concerts
In New York a soprano star, Margaret Beaks, headlines NBCs Voice of Pirestone concerts, while Billy Linnemann of St Charles Missouri and Bil Bouchey navigate long commutes to school. Their journeys highlight daily life on the river and in local communities.
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New York
Margaret Beaks
NBC
ST. Charles
Billy Linnemann
Mississippi River
Bil Bouchey
Henry Barton
Bud Barton
Society Notes Highlight Local Social Gatherings
A Gould Street gathering hosted by Joseph and Mrs. Hasbrouck honored Miss Jewel Hasbrouck with gifts and a two course meal. The event featured a miscellaneous shower and included numerous local residents and guests from Warren and Bradford as well as invitations for future travel and social plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Hasbrouck
Allan Hasbrouck
Frank Sprovers
Gould Street
Jewel Hasbrouck
Arthur Hoffman
Butler
Gomes
Louise Whiteley
Edith Sperry
Ella Anderson
Myrna Hasbrouck
Mary Smurle
Miss Hasbuud
Mes Jane Mixer
Alton Laurie
Coa, Mountain
William Daniels
Earle Hasbrouck
Fred Hoones
Harry Spicer
Wendell Shields
Gora Wood
Alice Hasbrouck
Clarence Lowe
Penn a Gas Agent Speaks at Kiwanis Meeting
Leonard L Noble local agent for the Pennsylvania Gas Company gave a talk titled Gas Not Hot Air at the Kiwanis Club meeting in Hotel Corry. A report on the Kiwanis Kapers minstrel show was presented with William Knowlton Mer rill Lillie Mary Jean Kolstee and Thomas Roelofs noted as assistants. Plans for a combined Rotwy and Kiwanis Indies night were set for Thursday December Sth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard L. Noble
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Corry
Noble
Service Club
Kiwanis Kapers
William Knowlton
Merrill Lillie
Mary Jean Kolstee
Thomas Roelofs
Mrs. Raymond Anderson Hosts Bridge Club Evening
Mrs. Raymond C. Allerson hosted a bridge club gathering at her North Center street home. Prizes went to Mrs. B. L. Morrow and Mrs. Horton J. Davis, with refreshments served at the close. The club plans a second meeting in two weeks at Mrs. Walter Scott’s Novi Center street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond C. Allerson
North Center Street
B. L. Morrow
Horton J. Davis
Anderson
Walter Scott
Novi Center Street
Corry births and Swiss village retreat
A daughter was born this morning at Corry hospital to Mr and Mrs Bert Earle 517 South Center Street. A son was born yesterday at Waren to Mr and Mrs Melvin Thomas formerly of Corry. Swiss mountain villages retreat as 1860 70 population study shows 18 percent decline while Switzerland's population nearly doubles. An elder peasant recalls a joke about a ten ton rock hitting a kitchen and a Queen Mary propeller analogy.
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Bess
Agnes Wilson
Park Street
New York City
Isabelle McCreaahan
Inter
John Ward
Bruce Henchaman
Hotel Corry
Bradford
Walter Auer
Washington, D, DC
W. W. Auer
East Smith Street
A. Lawson
Blaisdell
N. Y
Hill Home
Frederick Street
Frank Harvey
State Department of Education
Atlantis City
N. J
Raymond W. Robinson
State Deepartment
Mms
J H. Barnes
Cleveland
Ohio
Harnes
Albert Hasbrouck
West Wayne Sleat
W. C. Cox
B. © ‘Thomas
Harold Rayscher
T. W. Whitehead
Delbert Lindquist
Rothester
N.Y
W. PK. Club
Jamestown
Lloyd Cattex
Comny Rey
Gilbert J. Boyd
Titusville
National Institute
Minevyn McKerrick
Warren
Fred Hall
East Wayne Street
William McCarthy
Tommy
Davin Olmstead
Fort Monmouth
J.T. Dotson
Jerry
Robert
Berkley
Calif
Corry Hospital
Embert Earle
South Center Street
Earle
Betty VanCine
Waren
Melvin Thomas
Corry
Bern
Switzerland
Spencer Ladies Aid Sews for Red Cross Tea
An Spencer Ladies Aid Society tea was hosted at Mrs C B Crowell’s West Smith Street home. The gathering sewed for the Red Cross and agreed to sponsor another tea in two weeks.
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Spencer Ladies Aid
Red Cross
C. B Crowell
West Smithstevet Thureday
Spencer Ladiey Aid Society
Jolly Six Club Hosts Thanksgiving Dinner
The Jolly Sirs hosted a Thanksgiving dinner at Mrs. Burl Rainer’s Watt Street home. The six course chicken dinner was served, marking a festive first evening gathering for the club.
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Jolly Six Club
Jolly Sirs
Myr
Burl Rainer
Watt Street
Insewine
Musical Party Held at Mercy Convent by 28 Students
Twenty eight music students directed by Sister M. Rita performed at the Sisters of Mercy convent on First Avenue in an afternoon musicale yesterday. The event showcased student talent in a formal colonial era setting.
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M. Rita
Sisters of Mercy
First Avenue
Author Ernest Heimluswhg Marries Ma tha Gethony in Cheyenne
Associated Press reports author Ernest Heimluswhg and former Miss Martha Gethony wed by a Cheyenne justice of the peace. The couple, aged 24 and 28, traveled from Sum Valley, Texas, for the ceremony en route to New York City for their honeymoon. In Clarendon Texas, cowboy James Goin of the Blankenship ranch earns praise after a rattlesnake discovery and branding incident.
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Associated Press
Cheyenne
Wyo
Ernest Heimluswhg
Varlier
Matha Gethony
New York City
Sum Valley
Taso
Clarendon
Tames Goin
Blankenship Ranch
Mrs Loveland Hosts Bridge Party For Spring Creek Friends
Mrs Frank Loveland hosted a bridge party at her home on Parle Street. Afternoon games featured prize wins by Mrs RD Melbelvey and Miss Donaldson of Spring Creek. Guests included Mrs O W Brucker and several local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Loveland
Loveland
Parle Street
RD. Melbelvey
Missit Donaldson
Spring Creek
Golvlyck
W. Brucker
S.D. Wilkes
Hastings
Unis City
Mis
Mel Selysy
Glen W. Donaldson
LR. Donaldson
Sprit Cero
Jim Kuests
Mount
Tas Aubin
Michael Piccirilla Surprised by Friends at a Gould Street Party
A social gathering on Gould Street featured Mrs. Michel Picetrin and several guests including Mrs. Herbert Dali and Mrs. Agnes Henderson. The group presented Mrs. Bu with a gift while the evening included a luncheon and entertainment.
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Tars
Michael Piccirilla
Staush
Gbtiers
Michel Picetrin
Gould Street
Sevigny
Herbert Dali
Mie
Miry Sherman
Jr Foote
Glaggs Shatter
Agnes Henderson
Dubnston
Ruth Chip
Ralph
Hostess Event for Lae IW Club Members
Mrs Wayne Morton hosted a gathering for F. W. Club members at her Lae home. Attendees included Mrs James Aviery Mrs Gary Gurion Mrs Bouwhis Aequalis and others as plans for a May meeting were discussed and a future date set at Mrs Nichols Buss and Walter Pie’s note.
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Wayne Morton
F. W
Clit
Aveniew
Mow
Wayne Moilui
James Aviery
Gary Gurion
Bouwhis Aequalis
Chaniel McMillup
G. Nichols
Buss
Walter Pie
Willian Hudson
Howe Vp TaPy
Jems Asters
Boxe Miisen Wednesdas
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T. Bergman
Frank Lyle
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Penn’a Gas Co
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