Corry Area Notes and Local Appointments Report
Ward reports the death of Dennis Sullivan of Rochester a former Corry resident. Harry Botsford becomes public relations representative for the American Petroleum Industries committee in Pennsylvania. Melvin Drake of Corry RD 3 injured in a fall and returns home. Oxcar Hanson re elected chairman of Jamestown Republican city committee. Justin Butters moves to 125 East Congress from 649 North Center. Mrs Calvin Stearns and daughter discharged from Corry hospital to home. Fern Teemley released after tonsil operation. Townsend No 1 dance set for Monday at Masonic hall with small admission.
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Ward
Dennis Sullivan
Rochester
Corry
Harry Botsford
Titusville
Oxcar Hanson
Republican City Committee
Jamestown
Justin Butters
North Center Street
East Congress Street
Calvin Stearns
Corry Hospital
Corry RD
Fern Teemley
James C. Batten
Ray
Griswold Manufacturing Company
Erie
Batten
Corry Townsend Club
Pennsylvania
Ridgway Bulletin
Arthur Thompson
Ridgway Record
Thompson
Brockway
Claude Weber
South Center Street
Claude
Snedden
Columbus
J. J. Andrewa Relief Corps
Rosa Westley
Comy
Roe Westley
Qfury Morrison
Irene Mountain
Margaret Walkers
May Roof
Lottie Stephens
Hazel Gentilman
Mary Robbins
Alma Dingfelder
Abbie Kinger
Bertha Borstorit
Dradestrom
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
William J. .Swainbury
William Jaeger
Irwin Munger
R. D. North East
Bert Hessling
North East
Munger
Mullen
Lawrence Park
Charles
Schroeder
North Fast Township
Will J
Gus Uhr
Warren
Warren Gerersl Hospital
Jimmy McClelland
Uhr
James Donlin
Herbie Johnson
Corry Country Club
Local notices and social listings from Glendora and Erie
A dense roundup of society happenings, business ads, legal notices, accidents and community brief items from Glendora area including Will J Wilcox deliveries, a bride to be Virginia Sullivan, hostesses and prizes, Erie police and court notes, a fish fry at Cabin in the Pines, a Ridgway Bulletin launch, injuries from accidents, and local civic actions with names of residents, businesses and institutions involved.
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Glendora
Will J. Wilcox
Sam Irvine
Marian Sullivan
Afteen
Virginia Sullivan
Eli Ames
Porter Auer
John Freno
Robert Sears
Special Services Held at Bethel Tabernacle
Evangelist George E. Dyeh from Merchantville and Pastor Rev Glenn D Jones lead special evangelistic meetings at Bethel Tabernacle 46 East Church Street with Sunday services at 10 30 a m and 7 20 p m. Dyeh and Jones plan to attend a ministers meeting in Corning New York before returning for regular services. All parishioners and public are invited to attend.
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The
Bethe
Tibernalle
East Church Street
George E. Dyeh
Merchantville
N. J
Tabernacle
Glenn D. Jones
Evangelist Dyeh
Eave Corry
Thesday
Corning
New York
Assemblies of God
Corry
41 Die In Raid Over Barcelona
At least 41 persons including ten children were killed and 87 wounded in a Nationalist air raid on Barcelona yesterday, government authorities said. Thirty seven buildings were destroyed or damaged, including a school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barcelona
Opportunity Club Holds Silver Tea at Presbyterian Parlor
The Presbyterian church parlors hosted a Silver tea by the Opportunity Club with about seventy guests. A program featured a piano solo by Miss Phillis Lindsley, and performances by a men’s quartet including Rev. G. L. Boyd and others, readings by Miss Doris Stowe, vocal solos by Miss Jewel Hasbrouck, and numbers by a girls’ trio led by Ethel Beckwith and Louise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opportunity Club
Presbyterian
Phillis Lindsley
G. L. Boyd
Dewey
Robert Sears
Leon Lindsley
Doris ‘Stowe
Jewel Hasbrouck
Ethel Beckwith
Louise
Evening Reception Closes Program With Refreshments
Wicely and Dortha Mae Rickers hosted a program followed by refreshments. After the program, hostesses served refreshments and the remainder of the evening was spent in visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wicely
Dortha Mae Rickers
Demonstration Plans Mark Black Washington Day
Joseph H. Li announced day plans for distribution at the Supreme Court on Monday of black bordered hang bills proclaiming October 4 as Black Day to be observed each year as the blackest day in the history of American justice.
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Washington
Joseph H. Li
Supreme Court
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Chuge
Wing Willi Star Stores
Iaikak
Townsend
Masonic Hall
Hoover
Chuck
Red Circle Coffee
Zhe
Evelyn Steber
R. D
Harald Pierce
North Warren
Ceritetown
Louis Roselle
Congeant Lake
Crawford County
D. B. Kirkpatrick
Meadville Buick Company
Iroquois Club
Conneaut Lake
Linda
Thomas Boughton
Utica
Venango County
Spencer Hospital
Meadville
Dorothy Whiteley
Corry Bospital
Lindsley's
Henry C. Wadsworth
Lakewood
Mabel Marié Johnson Beauamp
Jesus Christ
Bethel Tabernacle
Church St. Corry, Pa
Alpagora Coats
Close Special Services
SUN
Thomas Jumper
Brienegro
Allevman Shar
A. Keilbaugh
Flo
Cambridge Springs
Wanita Smith
Smith
Zerban
Bottled Health
Model OasRy Co
Corry, Penna
Keister
Corry’s Price Setters
Loblaw
Eatwell Peanut Butter
Clon
Gol
Conway Ev
Jelke
Tia
Frank
Atte Chi
Wpet
Vate Port Agal Tempe
Emnoor
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