Style Show Card Party Plans by Corry Hospital Auxiliaries
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Corry Hospital plans a style show and card party on October 14 at the Corry Junior High School gym. Chairs include Mrs. O W Brackett and Mrs. Karl Haight, with committees for reservations tickets prizes and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Hospital
Cony Junior High School
Ladies of Corry
Siernity
O. W. Brackett
Karl Haight
Percy Corbin
Lester Danner
A. 5. Boag
Join Straeh
Fred Kinley
Raleigh VanTassel
Philip Zalzneci
Milton Zaleneck
Walter el Scott
C. A. Fullstrom
Bruce Ellsworth
Robert Franz
Harold Wolfe
Mildred Alfred
Roger Brown
Joh Freno
William Wileus
Cleo Haight
Walter Ross
John Fenstermaener
Vennis Follett
John Wilers
Leon Ron
Clevé Morton
Hugh Mueckinhwipt
James Sinare
David J. Swart
G L. Boyd
C. J. Rain
Nasts
Topa's
Chapin's
Zuckermy
Leed's
Montgomery Ward
Shower For Miss Mary Ann Black Prepares For Wedding
A miscellaneous bridal shower honored Miss Mary Ann Black who will wed soon. Hostess Miss Patricia Patmore welcomed guests at her home 6 Snyder Clyde with Miss Mary Lou Hribert Miss Patricia Campbell Miss Stella Carnofall Miss Grace Amoroso and others. Games awarded prizes and a salad course with cake crowned the evening.
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Mussary
Bingo Club Meets With Mrs Jennie Akam
Mrs Jennie Akam of West Washington street hosted a Wednesday bingo session for eleven members. Prizes were won by Mrs Margaret Hughes and Mrs William Haenel. Hob rolls pickles apple pie with cheese and coffee were served. On October 15 Mrs Joseph Hentine will host at her Marion Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Akam
West Washington Street
Margaret Hughes
William Haenel
Joseph Hentine
Marion Streeh
Kiwanis Club hears advocate for local aviation aid
Dr Hatey Rhodes, co owner of the local airport and flight instructor, spoke to the Kiwanis Club at the Ritz Restaurant. He urged securing federal aid to improve Corry’s airport, enabling transient business and attracting new industries while noting fear and misinformation hinder aviation progress. He presented a new state air marking map of Pennsylvania to support aviation growth.
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Kiwanis Club
Corry
Drs Hatey Rhodes
Ritz
Jack Stout
Dry Rhodes
Rhodes
Aly
Pennsylvania
Past Matrons Club Holds Monthly Business Meeting
The Past Matrons Club at Corry City Chapter No. 17, Order of the Taster Stay, met at Mrs. A. Brice Smiths Hast Bond Street home with 4 business sessions and social time. Mrs Harold G Wolfe was chosen chairman and Mrs Smith as secretary treasurer. Monthly meetings will be held the first Tuesday, next on November 4 with Mrs Wolfe. Social host Miss Melvin Parkhurst Erie was present.
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Ae Rayi Maron
Corry City
Order of the Taster
A. Brice Smith
Bond Street
Harold G. Wolfe
Smi Lr
Wolfe
Bass Bond Street
Melvin Parkhurst
Erie
Toad Broun
Women of the Moose Hold Meeting at Moose Club
The Women of the Moose gathered at the Moose Club on North Center Avenue last evening with Mrs. Donald Gates in chair. Mrs. Charles Thompson was named general chairman of card party committees, plans for a bureau dinner were tentatively set for October 6, and Mrs. Tessie Mason will chair. Attendance honors went to Mrs. Harold Jackson as the group adjourned to prepare for the October 6 gathering.
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Women of the Moose
Moose Club
North Center
Donald Gates
Charles Thompson
Yesteray
Tessie Mason
Harold Jackson
Jessie Mason
Mooseheart
Legion Auxiliary Plans Annual Poppy Day Sale
The American Legion Auxiliary met at the North Center Street Legion Home with President Mary Orn presiding. Miss Mildred Haenel was named to chair the poppy sale. volunteers will assist. A report on the Chita Welfare Clinic and Mothercraft classes was given, and a rummage sale was noted for today and tomorrow at the Legion building. Next meeting is October 16.
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American Lessor Auxiliary
North Center Street Legion Home
Mary Orn
Mildred Haenel
Vicny Ora
Welfare Clinic
American Legion
Women’s Relief Corps No. 49 Holds October District Plans
The Women’s Relief Corps No. 49 met at 2 pm with 27 members at the TO. O. F. Hall. President Mrs. K. D. Brown presided. new member Mrs. Emma Gates initiated and welcomed. Mrs. Robert Willce named delegate. Members prepared for the district convention in North East on October 30 and an official inspection on October 2. A campfire dinner will follow. Firing of flags closed the session with group singing “America” as sandwiches, triedoakes, cookies and coffee were served by several members.
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W.R. C. No
Women’s Relief Corps No
K. D. Brown
Robert Willce
Emma Gates
Franke Lillie
Alfense
North East
America
Marvin Carlson
Henry Bill
J. D. Lowe
John Morton Sergues
Syrup Minerals and Iron Content in Farm Syrups
The article notes syrups from sorghum and sugar cane are rich in iron and calcium. Sorghum syrup is about two and a half times higher in iron than cane syrup made by the same method. Farm-produced syrups evaporated in iron-rich processes show especially high iron content.
Broken Shaw Valley D A R Luncheon Meeting Report
Twenty members of the Broken Shaw Valley Chapter of the D A R met at Mrs H A Gilbert's home on West Churely street for the first gathering since the summer recess. Mrs Whiter Peake and Mrs W A Redmond assisted as hostesses. a dessert was served. business opened with a roll call quotation from summer reading. Mrs E C Barnes, regent, presided, and Mrs Joseph J Clair spoke on the National Society work and national convention in Washington April this year. noted a $100000 donation to the Bell Sower Fund at Valley Forge. Next meeting, November 6 at Maple Avenue hostess B F Stare.
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Imecton
Joseph J. Clair
National Society of the D. A. R
Washington
Society
Bell Sower Fund
Valley Forge
B. F. Stare
Maple Avenue
Presbyterian Choir Honors The Deweys
The Presbyterian choir held a farewell party at the Wright street home of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Hearlett to honor Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Dewey who recently moved away. Mrs. Dewey served as choir director for 20 years and 20 guests enjoyed dinner, music, games, and a gift of money from the group.
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Presbyterian Shuvehy Chow
Wright Street
Snd
Hubert Hearlett
Dewey
Leon Lindissey
Birthday Party Honor for Local Woman at Distridsy Event
Mrs. Margaret Unterreiner of Concord Street was honored at a birthday party hosted by her daughter Kathleen Burke. A chicken dinner with birthday cake and ice cream followed at seven. Relatives, including Mr and Mrs William Unterreder and Mr and Mrs Merl Lee, attended from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Unterreiner
St Concord Street
Kathleen Burke
William Unterveidier
Merl Lee
Younmsville
Robbins Buetikofer Engagement Announced
This morning Mr and Mrs Manley Robbinu announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Robbins to Exties Buetikofer, son of Mr and Mrs John Buetikofer of Canter Hill. The couple will marry November 26. The bride-elect attended local schools and will work at Widmann's Department Drug Store. The groom is employed at the Corry Jamestown Mfg Corp.
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Ralph Davison
Kay Lorraine
Waterford
S. Peebles
Park Street
P. A. Teak
Lock Haven
Theodore Seaman
Paul
Meadville
Dar
Arden Rockefellow
West Spring Creek
Matilda Amber
Harrisburg
Jack Stahl
Oil City
Nis
F. Dean Miller
SE Warner
Bemus Point
West Smith Street
Jamey Kysor
James
Centerville
Manley Robbins
East Main Street
Ani Mus. Dries, Watson
Athens
J. Donald Watson
East Congress Street
Robbins-Buetikofer
Manley Robbinu
Maisironh
Mawelnjile
Robbins
Exties
Buetikofer
John Buetikofer
Canter HL
Widmann’s
Burtikofer
Corry-Jamestown Mfg. Corp
State to retry sending Hallowell to chair in Pennsylvani a
Philadelphia Oct 3 The state intends to retry sending 28 year old William K Hallowell convicted slayer of Patrolman James J Quigley to the electric chair instead of prison The death penalty request was made but a jury found him guilty of first degree murder and life imprisonment Assistant District Attorney Raymond Speiser said he would be brought to peril for murder in the dead of a second police hunt Hewitt and Quigley were shot to death in a gun battle April 23 in Mount Airy where Hallowells stolen car was blocked after a six mile chase
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
William K. Hallowell
James J Quigley
Ian
Raymond Speiser
Samuel H. Hewith
Quigley
Hewitt
Mount Airy
Hallowell
Court reverses milk bottle ruling in Washington County
Washington county common pleas court reversed itself to renew a preliminary injunction allowing two Pittsburgh dairy firms to use cardboard containers instead of glass bottles. The court had dissolved a similar injunction last week amid doubts about jurisdiction between the health board, dairies, and the plaintiff. No final action date set.
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Washington, Pa
Washington County Common Pleas
Bittsburgh
Nad
Board of Health
Dairies
Swin sons born to Ri D. 2 residents at Corry Hospital
A hospital birth notice reports a son born this morning to Mr and Mrs Francis Jaquith of Ri D 2 at Corry Hospital and a son born this afternoon to Mr and Mrs G Robert Nordberg of Spartansourg at Corry Hospital A daughter born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Thomas J Kozik of B D 1 Columbus at Corry Hospital
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Swin Sons
Francis Jaquith
Corry Hospital
G. Robert Nordberg
Spartansourg
Bor
Thomas J. Kozik
B.D. 1
Columbus
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