P T A Council Met Tuesday Afternoon
The P T A council met Tuesday afternoon in the Library wing after a joint meeting of junior and senior high school teachers. They discussed routine business, the Red Cross and tuberculosis campaigns, and heard Norman Edinger speak on Safety Education. Mrs Jourdet was named safety education chair and Mrs Robbins was elected ways and means chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Council of Patent
Iness
Norman Edinger
Mary Jourdet
PWA
M. T. Robbins
Ways and Means
Council
Parents Teachers Association meeting at Cord School
The Cord School Parents and Teachers Association met last evening in the school basement with 38 members and guests. Plans were made to buy new equipment and conduct routine business. An accordion solo by John Miller, electric guitar by Miss Gertrude Cowell, and a group sing along with Mrs. Merrill Lillie as accompanist highlighted the program. Margaret Bower, superintendent of Corry Hospital, spoke on hospitals. A lunch followed, served by committee members led by Mrs. Harvey Loveland. Entertainment committee included Mrs. Duard May, Mrs. Louis Lundy, and Miss Louise Mountity, who recently arrived for a two week visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bors torff in Scottia. Various attendees and other local residents were noted in attendance and travel plans referenced for business and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Fegulat Meeuey
le Parent-Teachers’ Association of Concord
John Miller
Gertrude Cowell
Merrill Lillie
Margaret Bower
Corry Hospital
Harvey Loveland
Wendell Shields
Joseph Brisbie
Clarence Deyo
Stephen Brooks
John Windahl
Duard May
Louis Lundy
Louise Mount
Ity
Charles Borstorff
Sctoia
Lote Gale
Union City
V. Roy
Elie
Lois Lillie
Spring Creek
Lloyd Stowe
Dayton
Ohio
Raymond Manufacturing Company
Henry Norton
Cleveland
Walter Sweet
Raymond Avenue
A. Hillstrom
Detroit
Mich
Corry-James
Town Manufacturing Corporation
Anthony Joy
Youngstown
Corry
Pittsburgh
H.A. Curtis
C. No Jones
George Curtis
Huntley
Charles Elie
New
Victory Ball Committees Named by Erie Republican Club
Ere County Young Republican club at Pulakos on the Lake, Erie, sponsors a Victory Ball Friday evening to honor candidates and party workers from the November 7 election. General Chairman Anne Willard announced publicity, tickets and program committees with many local names and officials listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Ere County
Young Republican Club
Pulakos-on-the- Lake
Herbie Johnson
Anne Willard
Publiclty
Joseph V Agresti
Jeanne ‘Taylor
Erle
Ickets
Anthony Angelotti
Paul Pave
Francis Mullen
Unionity
Walford Mountain
Corry
Paul Babbitt
Waterford
Glen Walters
Wesleyville
S. C. Schneider
Edinboro
Anna Salisbury
Albion
Leroy Martin
Girard
Nelson Manross
Mill Village
Francis Ansel
Guard
Frank Harrington
Evie
Hyron A. Baur
Helen Hoffman
John Galbo
Willis Reiser
Givendolyt Gleeten
Decoraons
A. C. McInnis
Gerald Ogonnor
Helen Newhand
Malcolm Levis
June Squires
George J. Wilson
William E. Hirt
Orin Walie
Elmer K. Evans
Charles R.barber
Samuel J. Roberts
F. B. Hosbach
T. B. Porter
Milton B. Schutte
Joseph Ziesenheim
Elmer White
Eliehbeth DiBacco
Card Party in K of C Club Robins
A lively card party sponsored by the Catholic Daughters of America and the Knights of Columbus filled the K of C club rooms. Door prize went to Mrs Waller McHiroy. awards went to Miss Marjorie McElroy, Miss ann Baresi, Mrs Raymond Sendlowe, Miss Helen Morrell, Mrs Walter McElroy, and Mrs James Sullivan for five hundred. A lunch followed. committee in charge included Mrs Carl Peterson, Mrs John Mooney, Mrs Donald Nantes, Mrs Hugh Muckinhaupt, Mrs Arthur Pitts, Walter Hepkitts, and Jack Walsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. of C
Catholic Daughters of America
Knights of Columby
Waller McHiroy
Marjorie McElroy
Ann Baresi
Raymond Sendlowe
Helen Morrell
Walter McElroy
James Sullivan
Carl Peterson
John Mooney
Donald Nantes
Hugh, Muckinhaupt
Arthur Pitts
Walter Hepkitts
Jack Walsh
U B Ladies Aid Holds Silver Tea at Christchurch Church
Over one hundred guests attended a silver tea sponsored by the United Brethren Ladies Aid Sacety at Christchurch Church. The program featured mixed music, readings, piano solos, vocal duets, and an accordion solo, with arrangements led by Mrs. Charles Springstead and assisted by Mrs. Hatley Banks and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. B
Ladies Aid
United Brethren
Christchurch
Keith Henton
Harold Fish
Phyllis McClinnock
Crosby Buss
Helen Bush
Mamie
Virginia Jones
Charles Graham
Leon van Tassel
Elizabeth Cuthbert
Helen Kudlick
Dols ‘Bergman
Mildred Davis
Emma Heath
Old Virginny
E. J Tobias
Harry R. Rhodes
Willis Price
Charles Springstead
Hatley Banks
Jor Anderson
Leon VanTasse
Cherles Henpel
Asatia Club Names Officers for Year
W Q Pomeroy was elected president of the Acacia Club last evening at a meeting in the Ma Soule temple. Other officers chosen for the ensuing year include Seavage as vice president Dr H R Rhodes as secretary and treasurer, with J W Rickers Ross Fehlman and Mervyn Nasi named to the house committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Q. Pomeroy
Acacia Club
Ma- Soule
H. R. Rhodes
Charles Butters
J. W. Rickers
Ross Fehlman
Mervyn Nasi
Box Social at Spartansburg Fire Hall for Juniors
A box social will be held Thursday evening November 20 at the Spartansburg Firemen's hall to benefit the Junior Class of Spartansburg High School. Everyone is invited and ladies are asked to bring well filled boxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartan Box
Spartansburg Firemen’s Hall
Spartansburg High School
Daughter Born to Ten Harken Family in Clymer
A daughter was born yesterday afternoon at Corry Hospital to Mr and Mrs Herold Ten Harken of Clymer New York. The mother formerly Avalon E Knipson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Har
Corry Hospital
Herold Ten Harken
Clymer
N.Y
Ten Harken
Avalon Eknipisun
Past Governor Glennis H Rickert Speaks at Rotary Meeting
Past Rotary district governor Glennis H. Rickert of Kane was guest speaker at the regular meeting at the Hotel Corry. The talk titled The Basic idea of Things offered enlightening views as members discussed Corry Hospital finances and a proposed new plan. New member Marton Zalz meek joined, Elmer Neuquist, president of the Rotary club, hosted as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary
Glennis H. Rickert
Kane
Rotary Clubs
Hotel Corry
C. M. Howard
Corry Hospital
Qiit
Marton Zalz~meek
Yeas
Elub
Elmer Neuquist
One Rotary Club
Richard Hunt Honored on His Twelfth Birthday
Mr and Mrs Mel Enverainned hosted at Grove Street to honor Richard Hunt on his 12th birthday. Twelve boys attended with contests and games. Tommy Saxton and Merton Mountain won top honors. A luncheon followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mis
Mel ML
Richard
Grove Street
Cohrad Monroe
Tommy Saxton
Merton Mountain
Cate
Naval aerial battle rages in North Sea continued report
The dispatch notes British planes were driven off over the East Prussian Islands before reaching the German coast. It reports the Wester fight as routine with no notable events while French warships seized two German freighters on the Atlantic coast and shifted them to French forts. Military sources also said Reich and German prisoners were moved inland, and France held three miles into German advances along the Voss sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Paris
Bloclade
Oda
Preich
Bitzi
Townsend Club Leader Speaks at Erie, Ohiabe Ode Event
Erie Townsend Club gathered last evening with a well attended dinner and praise for the menu. Vice president Frank C. Morris opened the meeting. L Barber of Brie spoke on the Townsend plan, noting growing support among professionals after recent campaigns in New England and Pennsylvania. He performed with Miss Mya Briggs. Nomination of officers will headline the next gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank C. Morris
L. Barber
Brie
Barber
New Euisland
Pennsylvania
Mya Briggs
Regular Meeting of Philathea Bible Class
Fifteen members met at Miss Emum Linscott’s West Pleasant Street home for a regular business and social gathering. Mrs. George Thomas led the devotional study from the Step Psalm, with Mrs. B. J. Thomas and Mrs. George Thomas assisting at the close. A salad lunch was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philathes
Emum Linscott
West Pleasant Strees
George ‘Thomas
B. J. Thomas
Seryang
Club Breakfast Speech by Civic Dept Leader in Erle
Mrs. E G Barnes state chairman of the Civic Department of the Pennsylvania State Federation of Women's Clubs will speak at a breakfast meeting tomorrow morning at 1730 o'clock in the club house at Erle. Her talk will focus on Citizenship Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.G. Barnes
Ups
Pennsylvania State Federation of Women's Clubs
Erle
Club Entertained at Pittsfield Inn
Mrs. Robert Brown hosted a dinner last evening for club members at Pittsfield Inn. Attendees included Mrs. W. G. Cox, Mrs. A. V. Gochian, Mrs. Tracy W. Whitehead, Mrs. Vincent Ander on, Mrs. Merrill Lillie, Mrs. Ross Fehman, Mrs. Walter Windahl, Mrs. Harold Rauscher and Mrs. B. 5. Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Brown
Pittfield Inn
W. G. Cox
A. V. Gochian
Tracy W. Whitehead
Vincent Anderon
Merrill Lillie
Ross Fehman
Walter Windahl
Harold Rauscher
B. 5. Thomas
Daughters of V. F. W. Plan Holiday Party
Daughters of the V. F. W. at West Washington street held a business meeting to plan a Christmas party for December 11. Fifteen members were served refreshments, with four advisory council members present: Mrs. C. G. Reynold, Mrs. Martin Gay, Mr. Glorence Cony, and Mrs. Paull Quirslisk.
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Jom
Ter Damrosch
Los Angeles
Pate
Res. R. Rogers
K.sat
Y William -Erguson
Rex
Pra
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Uncle Sam the Farmer
State Theatre
Youngsville
P. T. A. Council
Dial
Sochety
Concord Pta
Asatia Club
JSH
Uel
Rexall Cut Rate Drug Store
North Center St
Corry, Pa
Father Johns
Sie
Rainbow Bank
Ade
Eve
Cologne
Richard Hunt
North Sea
Erie Townsend
Ohiabe Odes
Philathea
Jane Parker
Sunnyfield Family Flour
Aoz
Texas
Florida
White House
Whitehouse
Woman's Day Magazine
Frankfurters
Kraut—Bulk
Sunnyfield
Pittsfield Inn
Daughters of V. F. W. Plan Holiday Party
Guanh
Root’s Furniture Store
Chapin & Sons
Oy Natin
Esse ‘47
Noreen i Ties
Ps Aloes
al Eye
Pillsbury Pancake
Huskies
Crisco
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