Chevrolet Parts Meeting at Hotel Corry
Chevrolet zone parts representative from Buffalo led a monthly parts and accessories dinner for dealers and partsmen at Hotel Garry last night. Attendees included reps from Meadville Dunkirk Warren Union City Fairview Linesville North East Fredonia and Corry. The meeting covered new parts price changes and updates while discussing avenues to gain new business. Robert Lewis Walter Cady and Robert Butke attended from the local dealership Thomas Molor Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevrolet
Corry
al Coho
Chevrolet Zone
Buffalo
Garry
Meadville
Dunkirk
Warren
Union City
Fairview
Linesville
Northast
Fredonik
Coriy
Mr. Coho
Robert Lewis
Walter Cady
Robert Butke
Thomas Molor Co
Local Bridge Club Honors Two Members at West Smith Street
Mrs. Pelat hosted Tuesday bridge gathering at her West Smith Street home. Twoables of contract Sdge were played with Mrs. Walter W. Auer scoring high. Birthdays for Mrs. Auer and Mrs. Burbert Heerlen honored with gifts. Dessert included birthday cake. Next meeting set for October 21 with Mrs. Auer of Dust Smith street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Pelat
West Smith
Reek
Walter W. Auer
Auer
Burbert Heerlen
Hey
Felt
Local Delegates Attend Erie Conference In Kane
Mrs H Vaughn and Mrs W B Stowe lead Kane area delegates at the annual Erie conference in Kane. Sessions continue through tomorrow with talks by Elizabeth Dalbey, returned missionary from the Belgian Congo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaughn
W. B. Stowe
Kane Todag
Elizabeth Dalbey
Local notes recount residents travel and engagements in Erie area
The Corry list highlights Mr and Mrs Jack Harrison returning to Erie around October 15 after nine months in Albuquerque for Mrs Harrison’s health. Joanne Roach heads to Los Angeles to visit her sister. James Hughes hosts a midnight buffet in honor of Rev and Mrs Conner who’ll move to San Juan Puerto Rico, and Miss Kathie Boag’s birthday party occurs at Corry Country Club. Other items cover births, engagements, nursing graduations, and a new magazine Living.
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Mire
Jack Harrison
Erie
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Mary Jean
That Ity
James Hughes
North Center Street
James Conner
San Juan
Puertoo Rico
Kathie Boag
Corry Country Club
Norman Tarbell
Snyder Circle
Engagement Announced of Gertrude Crowell to Burton Duell
Miss Gertrude Crowell, oldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Crowell of Tal Wright street, is engaged to Burton Duell of 156 Wright street. Crowell is a Cory Senior High School graduate and Treasury Department employee in Washington, DC after insurance office work. Duell, Russell school alumnus, served four years in the Marine Corps and now works at Raymond Mfg. No wedding date set.
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Corry
Eliza
Beth Giles
Albert
Giles
Findley Lake
Charles
Dahistrand
Mars
Henry Z. Dahistrand
Erie
Belly
General Electric Company
Strong Vitecent High
Pacific Theater
Gertrude Crowell
Paul Crowell
Tal Wright Street
Gertrude
Burton Duell
Myre
T. Duell
Wright Sts
Crowell
Cory
Treasury Department
Washington, D. C
Washington
J. Fred Kinley Insurance Office
Russell Tight School
Russel
Duell
Wye Marine Core
Raymond Mfg. Company
Plans For Fall Winter Concert Series At Corry High
The Business and Professional Women’s Club schedules four concerts at Corry Senior High School auditorium. November 5 features Musical Portraits by five young artists. November 21 presents bari tone Piero Pierotti, a Carnegie Hall veteran and former Yugoslav navy officer. December 1 offers Miriam Marmei a multi talent program. January 7 closes with Rivza Accordion Quartet, promoted by Andrew Rizzo of Chicago. Tickets available from club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Senior High School
Piero Pierottc
Carnegie Chamber Music Hall
New York
Miriam Marmei
Rivza Acconition Quartet
Andrew Rizao
Chicago
Business and Professional Women's Club
Mentor Club Meeting Set For October Sixth
Mentor Club resumes after summer break with a meeting on Monday October 6 at Findley Lake hosted by Mrs. Porter Auer. Assisting committee members include Mrs. F Sullivan Mrs. George Boyd and Miss Helen Rowe. A tureen dinner will be served at 630 pm. If weather is bad the meeting moves to the Porter Auer home at 16 East Congress Street.
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Porter Auer
East
Congress Street
Birth notices from Corry and Guery Hospitals
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs William Hudson of R D 2 at Corry Hospital yesterday. The mother is the farmer Anse Kaliniel. A daughter born at Guery Hospital to Mr and Mrs Harold Garter of 14 Brook Street.
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Gary Swanson
North Center Street
Gary Lee
Corry Hospital
Myrne
Willam Eaton
East Washington Street
Cuenter
Bey
Gloria Jean
Gloria
Joseph DeMarte
Jean
William Hudson
Anse Kaliniel
Guery Hospital
Harold Garter
Brookstreet
Local residents and visitors noted in city society notes
The column lists numerous social arrivals and departures including Mrs Herbert Mt Lyon and Mrs Jom Ballet visiting from distant towns, Dorothy Miller resuming studies at Kent State after vacation, weddings and church events attended by Rev C F Hildebrand, and several families traveling to Pittsburgh Ripley Maysville Erie and Philadelphia. Also mentioned are grade school and university students resuming studies and various hosts hosting overnight visits.
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A. Johnson
Gus
Clark Ari
Kent State Universty
Kent
J. H. Miller
Columbus
J. On. Norton
Framelin Street
Pittsburgh
Lane O'Neil
East
Ripley
Maysville
Cincinin
Man
Uel Gvitfith
C.F. Hildebrand
Erie
Gerald Staples
St. Paul's
Ernest Brockman
MM Aid
Glen Davis
M.D
Davis
Ewood Hosier
Pynamay
Mayville
Jamestown
J. Wright
South Genter Street
Edwin Chambers
T. Taylon Warren
Chicago
Wor
Philip Young
West Smith Street
East Coast
Philadelphia
Frank Blair
Jake Machines
Dianna
Hudson, G
Julies MacTanes
M. Leo Mulderies
Herbert Carroll
T. Anderson
Jin Erle
Carroll
Elwood Davis Hie
Tal-State College
Angola
Tnd
Gail Davis Thas
Gannon College
RD. 3
HH. Cooper
Gertrude Babb
Portland
Maine
Mabel Larson
West
Wayne Street
Harriet Swan
New Haven
Brookstrops
Ryan
Marblehead
Mass
Whittlesey Addresses Rotary on Wild Flowers Hobby
F. E. Whittlesey spoke to Rotary Club members about his hobby of collecting wild flowers and pressed albutes. He displayed 124 species including three Presidents and five Golden Medley blooms, describing towers of nearby Pine Valley and noting 70 varieties cultivated over time. The talk included weeds like goldenrod and dandelions, and plans to host Hiwanis and Exenawe clubs for an interclub meeting with Albert Gusky, Pennsylvanians Rehabilitation Bureau director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Whittlesey
Rotary Club
Wild Towers
Whittlesey
Testa
Cobheft
Eng Fotel Corry
Mesd Park
Hositi
He Hiwanis
Exenawe
Elyie
Albert Gusky
Pennaylvatty Rehabilitation Bureau
Gordon
Wieiress
500 Club Met At Gardner Home Tuesday
The 500 Club met at the Gardner home on Wayne Street. Seven members attended with Mrs. Almy Gardner presiding. Winners of the card awards were Mrs. Chiriiner and Mrs. Ann Esterheus. A dessert course followed with rolls and coffee. A future meeting is planned for October 21.
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500 Club
Gardner
Neuittyson Bnl Imps
MAT Vin Covina
Almy Gardner Yeas Hasesk
Ner S Club
Gardner Tome An. Weal Wayne Street
Mes
Dennié Weisht
Margaret Finghas
Joseph
Het Line
Chiriiner
Ann Esterheus
Seceres
Mrs John Goda Hosts Evening Rotary Club Event
Mrs John Goda hosted a byldee club gathering last evening with two tables of vardy and awards to Mim Riehl Muckinhaigit and Mrs Date Rapp. She served salad rolls and coffee. next meeting set for October 14 with members including Mrs Clyde Watcon Mrs Michael Gad Mrs David Crawford Mr George Sample and Mrs Routt Amy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aase Mull
Mim
Michael Gad
David Crawford
George Sample
Routt
Amy
Mrs John Maloney Hosts Cord Club Gathering
Mrs John Maloney hosted the Cord Club at her Spring Street home. Prizes awarded to Mrs Albert Fos Mrs Emma Messenger and Mrs Rober Churrl. Luncheon of vegetable soup pumpkin pie and coffee served. Meeting to reconvene in two weeks with Mrs Harold Aver. One guest Mrs Kenneth Spear also attended the play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Maloney
Spring Street
Albert Fos
Emma Messenger
Rober
Maloney
Harold Aver
East South Street
Kenneth Spear
Methodist Choir Dinner and Work Session Planned Reform
Twenty four members of the First Methodist Church choir met Tuesday evening at six for a dinner and work session. Mrs H Twin Rice chaired the event, meals were served, and after eating the group held a rehearsal. Ladies sewed stoles for new chair robes while men painted the choir room. The choir will wear new robes with gold stoles for the first time next Sunday October 7 by choir members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Choir
Methodist Cluweh
H Twin Rice
Yepasi Wis
David Simmons Celebrates Sixth Birthday Party
David Simmons marked his sixth birthday with a party hosted by his mother Mrs Olin Simmons on Wayne Street. About 16 boys attended from 8:20 to six o'clock with games, prizes, hot dogs, chips, cake, ice cream and drinks. Mrs William Wright helped serve as guests received balloons gum and candy baskets and pink and green decorations adorned the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Simmons
Olin Simmons
Elrs Abbels
Weat
Wayne Street
Wilam Wright
David
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Lawrence
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North East
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General Electron Co
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Unis City
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Rapid Guly
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Jom T. Christian
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Center St
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Consumer Discount CO
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