Birthday Party for Robert Sullivan Jr in Corry
A birthday party was held for three year old Robert Sullivan Jr at his West South Street home. Guests enjoyed games, candy favors, balloons, pink and green refreshments, ice cream and chocolate milk. Relatives and neighbors attended including Mr and Mrs Hary Naylor and Mr and Mrs Jack Naylor.
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Robert Sullivan Jr
Yesarchy
West South Street
Moing Lo
Michael Allyn
Hary
Naylor
Jack Naylor
North East
Jank M. Raymond
Marjorie Peck
East Smith Street
David Lithrow
Brooklyn Navy Yards
Worldend
Spartansburg
Howard Messinger
E. J.tobias
Jack Pritt
Tutinville
Vera Rhodes
East South Street
William Mitchell
Jolly Eight Club Meets at Johnson Home
The Jolly Eight Club gathered yesterday at Mrs. Isabelle Johnson's West Pleasant street home for a social afternoon with cards. Prizes for the 500 games were won by Mrs. Marjorie Brown and Mrs. K. D. Brown. After a salad course, they planned to meet again on October 2 with Mrs. Cullie Pier serving as hostess.
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Jolly Eight Club
Isabelle Johnson
West Pleasant Street
Marjorie Brown
K. D. Brown
Cullie Pier
Nurses Alumnae Sale Planned This Weekend
Corry Nurses Alumnae sponsor a rummage sale Friday and Saturday in the Catholic Daughters of America rooms near Murphy store. Donations will be collected tomorrow afternoon, and those wishing to contribute should contact Mrs. Russell Shertian.
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Corry Nures
Catholic Daughters of America
Murphy
Russell Shertian
Historical Home Tour At Westfield Next Week
A Westfield historical homes tour to benefit the Flower Guild of St. Peter's Episcopal Church is set for next Wednesday. Tickets cover a small fee and grant access to sites including the Osborne house at 10 South Portage, the Mitchell home at 12 First Street, Historic Lock Moore Park, Hopson on Prospect Road, Tennant at 107 East Main, Crandall at 82 North Portage, Cardell at 232 West Main, and Book at 99 South Portage, with refreshments served at the Book residence after the tour.
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Westfield
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
T. W. Osborne
Portage Street
Charles Austin Fosdick
Dh. Mitchell
First Street
Moore Park
James McClure
Wilson Hopson
Prospect’ Road
A. S Tennant
East Main Street
Frank W. Crandall
North Portage Street
William H. Segard
Lincoln
Als G. J. Cardell
West Main Street
Wilson M. Book
South Portage Street
Senior Tri Hi Met Last Night at To'slock Y Rooms
The first Senior Tri Hi meeting of the season convened at the Y rooms in To'slock with 20 members present. New officers in charge were Sally Ruginey president Jane Howard vice president Shirley Miller secretary Vivian Lewis treasurer Dorothy Wallace chaplain Miss Rutty Benneth advisor Lotis Hanna. The guest speaker spoke on football and was well received. Devotions were given by Miss Wallace and her committee. The next meeting will be in two weeks at the same location and a speaker is planned. Each member is asked to bring a rext to this meeting.
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To'slock
Iin
Sally Ruginey
Jane Howard
Shiley Miller
Vivian Lewis
Darothy Wallace
Mrs. Edward Lockhart Honored At Farewell Party
Mrs Edward Lockhart was honored at a farewell party hosted by friends at the Corry Jamestown office. The gathering on West Washington Street featured spaghetti supper, a centerpiece of mums, and a farewell gift of a waffle iron and sandwich grill. The women spent the evening playing cards and watching television.
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Edward Lockhart
Corry-damestown
Robert Wallis
West Washington Street
Luckhard
Corry-Jamestown
Dr T S Kelsey Speaks At Rotary Club Meeting
Dr T S Kelsey gave a brief history of Rotary International at the Rotary Club meeting in the Corry Room of the Hotel Corry. President E F Bebtes presented the past president’s pin to Robert Tunnell. Attorney Glen C Mead of Philadelphia was an visiting Rotarian. A fine turkey dinner was served to members and guests prior to the business meeting.
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Rotary Interfonal
T. S Kelsey
Corry Room
Corry
Contract Club Meeting Hosted by Mrs Bracken
Mrs Bracken entertained fellow bridge enthusiasts at her Maple Avenue home. Two tables of contract were played with prizes awarded to Mrs Charles Bracken Mrs Charles Williams and Mrs Thur Martin. Guests enjoyed dessert and coffee. next meeting set for two weeks with Mrs William Gumbleton.
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Robert Bracken
Wi Merothers
Maple Avenue
Charles Bracken
Charles Williams
Thur Martin
William Gumbleton
Detective Sues Family for 2500 Damages
A Pittsburgh private detective filed a suit seeking 2500 dollars against a family. Details are garbled with misread names and dates, but the action centers on a homicide at a residence and a related civil claim. The case was dismissed as the parties’ reputations and surrounding context appeared, with unclear outcomes given the OCR errors.
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