Judge Bodine Guest Speaker For Rotary
The Corry Rotary Club hosted an inter city meeting at the Hotel Cor an sorton with 65 Rotarians present. Judge Hugh V. N. Bodine spoke on juvenile delinquency, urging reform school or correction homes when needed. A musical program followed featuring group singing and performances by local trio The Swipe Hunters and others. Visiting Rotarians came from Titusville Jamestown and Marienville.
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Rotary Club
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Sorton J. Davis
Wiliam Leaby
Hugh V. N. Bodine
Currogate’s Court
Chaluauiqua County
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Allende
Sam Burns
Lyle Wilcox
Thomas
Harry Hickle
Russell Moore
Roger “McCray
Hi-Teens Elect Officers And Plan Activities
Franchne Maloney was elected president of the Hi-Teens by 33 council members yesterday afternoon. Harold McLean was named vice president and Anthony Amoroso secretary, with William A. Leaby Jr as group advisor. Planned activities include a Halloween day ride splash parties roller skating, square dances and other seasonal events. Open house at the Red and Gun Club is scheduled for Wednesday evening October 19 from 7:30 to 10.
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Magician To Appear At Benefit Show October 16
Master magician loe ame will perform in this city on Tuesday October 16 at a benefit show. Kiwanis Club brings him to raise funds for local charitable projects. Show starts at 8 p.m. at the Senior High School auditorium. Raymond Seastead handles advance ticket sales.
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Newborns Named in Two Area Births
A son, Craig Joseph, was born yesterday at Allegheny General Hospital in Pittsburgh to Mr and Mrs Paul Welcht. A son born this morning to Mr and Mrs James Proper of R D at Corry Memorial Hospital. Grandmother is Mrs Jennie Weicht of East Bond street.
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W CT U Holds Monthly Meeting at Mrs Johnson’s Home
The regular W CT U meeting convened at Mrs. Faye Johnson’s East Smith Street residence. Ainsworth led devotions on Sounding Brass and Tin Cymbals. treasurer Bessie Kitch resigned due to ill health. Frank Whiteley named treasurer. Committees chosen for November 13 roll call at First Methodist Chacery with a tureen dinner at 1 pm.
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Faye Johnson
East Smlth
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Alice Ainsworth
Alfred Haenet
Bessie Kitch
Frank Whiteley
Dee
John Loson
Franke Lillie
Leon Tenhulita
Haenel
Kirch
Johnson
Social Club Party Honors Soon-to-Be Bride at Mead Park
A wedding-bound woman was guest of honor at a Raymond Mix Co party hosted by the main office girls. Fourteen guests attended a Nichol's Lodge Mead Park gathering at 6:30 pm where they enjoyed games and contests. Her friends presented her with a toaster as a gift.
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Lillian Guild Meets at Gilbert Home
Fat of the Lil- Unt Guild of Etamsmet Episcopal Church held its first meeting at 567 West Church Street hosted by FEA Gilbert. Nineteen members attended and shared a light dinner. Brief business plans for the winter season were formed and a social period followed. The group will meet next month with Mrs Don Williams.
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Miss Dora Lee Snyder Is Feted Before Departure
Last evening Miss Dora Lee Snyder was honored by friends as she prepares to move to Fairmont West Virginia. Miss Dorothy Rittelberger hosted at South Condor street. games 500 and Canasta were played with prizes. Gifts were exchanged and lunch served to twelve guests including Mrs Chester Radecki Mrs Laverne Miller and out of town guests Mrs Radecki Garland and Mrs Edward Ellivan Findley Lake.
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Denate Ohewe
Dora Lee Snyder
Fairmont
Garland
Edward Ellivan
Findley Lake
Wuesty
Family Party at Hess Home Celebrates Aunt Maude Parsons Birthday
Mr and Mrs Thomas Hess of Shutter Circle hosted a family gathering at their Shutter Circle residence. The occasion marked Mrs Maude Parsons aunt of the Hesses tenth birthday. A delicious dinner was served in the afternoon and the day was spent socially.
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Maude Parsons
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Martha Vincent Hosts Card Club Evening At Home
Mrs Martha Vincent entertained her card club at her West Frederick Street home with eight guests including Mrs Roger Brown Mrs Peter Neithercott and Miss Mary Castor as substitutes. Prizes were won by Mrs Arthur Martin Mrs A Williams and Mrs Brown. A green salad course was served and the next meeting will be in two weeks.
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Virginia Fleming
Sylvia Lodge No
Evie
J. B. Clark
Noble Grand
Harvi Loveland
Clyde Mallerer
Joh Ohrn
Carl Millspaw
Raymond Hayes
Merrill Lillie
Merle Akam
Gerald Miller
Arthur Barton
Maude Keefe
Ethel Matthews
Fred Beall
Clarence Cox
Elof Dehl
Fred Mixer
Harvey Loveland
Gates
Lodge
Glenn Gates
O. A. Pier
H. D. Haupin
Isabelle Johnson
Ira Wickwire
O. Gibbs
Eugene Smith
Rose Cook
Lakewood
Saegerstown
Martha Vincent
West Frederick Street
Roger Brown
Peter Neithercott
Mary Castor
Arthur Martin
A. Willams
Brown
Perryopolis Wins Suit Over Woman's Estate
The mining town of Perryopolis prevailed in a two year dispute over the 1.5 million dollar estate of Mary Fuller Frasier. Six cousins had contested the will seeking a share for civic improvements. The Philadelphia orphan court ruling against the relatives stood, leaving the will intact. Elevator operators across New York city walked off, affecting 400 to 500 Bronx apartments and disabling elevator and related services.
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Pennsylvania
Perryopolis
Mary Fuller Frazier
New York
Oct
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Past Matrons Club Meets With Mrs Stearns at South Street
The Past Matrons Club of the O B S met Tuesday night with Mrs Glenn Stearns at 238 South Street. Fourteen members attended and enjoyed canasta, with light refreshments served.
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Vietminh Open Fall Offensive Near Lai Chau
Vietminh troops launched a major fall offensive driving French and Vietnamese forces from a strategic outpost and driving within about 30 miles of Lai Chau. Chinese Nationalists consider intervention as Viet Minh advance expands toward the Red River region and northwest toward Hanoi.
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Associated Press
Saigon
Vietnam
Laichay
Tudochina
Ho Cat Minh
China
Red River Valley
Tosares
Hanoi
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