W R C Members Attend Albion District Convention
Twenty one members of the local Women's Relief Coins No 1a attended the district convention at Albion yesterday for an all day session. Attendees included Mrs. Mabel Brown Mrs Eye Hill Mrs Emmet Gates Mrs Lottie Stevens and others from Silvis Wis and surrounding areas. The 1947 district convention will be held in Northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albion
Mabel Brown
Eye Hill
Emmet Gates
Lottie Stevens
Tay Wynn
Ellen Bals
Alm
North Center Couple Weds In Half Hour Home Ceremony
Doris Thelma Scott and Jon M. Hansen married at 8 45 last evening in a single ring ceremony conducted by Rev. C. A. McEntarfer. The couple, daughters and sons of local residents, planned a small reception for forty at the Powers home on East Main Street. The bride wore a gray wool suit with red corsage. matron of honor wore powder blue with pink roses. The groom, a Corry native and Army veteran, will reside with the Powers family temporarily. Local relatives and friends attended as the couple begins married life in Corry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris
Thelma Scott
Everet Benson
North Center Street
Jon M. Hansen
John Hansen
B.D. 2
Corry
C. A. McEntarfer
Eugene Powers
East Main Street
Hansen
Guys 1 Mills
Coury Instrument Company
Mrs. Powers
D. J. Little
Jean Shreve
R. D
Rochester
N. Y
Stewart McCullough
Cleveland
McCulllough
Cirie Clinic
Virginia Young
Rochester Institute of Technology
Philip Young
West Smith Street
Norma Funk
Wright Street
Greenville
A. V. Cochran
East Prederick Street
Thousand Islands
Niagara Falls
Toronto
Huth
Park Street
James
Saginaw
Mech
Goldein
Frank M. Raymond
East Smith Street
Harold Powell
Harold, Jr
Washington, D. C
Erie
Wilmer Heffer
James Harper
Detroit
Enge Iina
Joseph Webb
George
Barty Port
Wilmot Heller
Chicago
Katherine Smith
Rast Trying
Martin Cady
Clymer
William Watt
Cambridge Springs
Harold Graker
Jamestown
D. Armour Hustins
Mary Jane
David
East Wayne Street
Asheville
N.C
Jill Strom
Gerry-Jamestown
Ayhold Seastead
Mr. Seastead
Buffalo
Noahs Ark Class Elects New Officers
Sixteen Noahs Ark Sunday School class members met at the Rigbys home in Snyder Circle for a business session led by Rev H Ray Haris. Edwin Keppel was named president, with Mr Rigby as vice president, Mrs Keith Benton as secretary and treasurer, and Mrs Crosby Bush as chaplain. A plan to purchase the Drotestor movie for the church was discussed, with November 7th meeting to install the new officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ooursuny
Noah's Ark
United Brethren Church
Alton Rigby
Snyder Circle
Carl Lyons
H. Ray Haris
Offic
Edwin Keppel
Rigby
Kiwanis Club Hearing About Salvation Army and Army Service
The Kiwanis Club held a dinner meeting with 21 members present last evening. Adjt. W. J. North of the Salvation Army spoke about his work and training. William Miller, a Senior High School faculty member, described his four years in the Army and duties with salvage and repair efforts in Europe with civilian workers and German prisoners. Philip Zelaneck discussed difficulties in buying surplus Army equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Miller
Europe
Philip Zelaneck
Contract Bridge Club Met Thursday
Contract Bridge Club met at East Wayne street home with Mrs. Ho L. Rowe Thursday evening. Mrs. Frank Graft won the special prize while Mrs. GW, Joel and Mrs. H. J. Davis placed. Howe served refreshments. They plan dinner next Thursday at Hotel Carry and later visits at Mrs. J. H. McCracken's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glaub
Ho L. Rowe
East Wayne Street
Frank Graft
Joel
H. J. Davis
Tigh
Ers. Howe
Spain
Carry
J. H. McCracken
West Gon- Gress Street
Brumagin Brings Newborn At Forty Hospital
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Carl Brumagin of Clymer at Forty Hospital early this morning. The newborn is named Brumagin in the report from Corry Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlson Brumagin
Clymer
Brumigin
Tormey Malee Danielson
D A R Speaker Miss Louise Mount Delivers Talk
The Brokenstraw Valley Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution met at the homes of Mrs. George Boyd and Mrs. Jessie Newton to begin the year with a gruct dinner. Fifteen members and guest Mrs. Richard Witmer attended to hear Miss Lois Maunt discuss The Indians in Pennsylvania. The session adjourned to meet Mrs. Wilen Simmutis on November 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Mount
D.A.R
Brokenstraw Valley
Daughters of the American Revolt
George Boyd
Jessie Newton
South Cunter Steel
Richard Witmer
Pennsylvania
Lois Maunt
Wilen Simmutis
Shower Honors Miss Margaret Balog at Home
Mrs Helen Hart of 105 Baty Street hosted a miscellaneous bridal shower for her sister Miss Margaret Balog. Seventeen guests attended at home. Phi lographia will marry Albert Macke n at St Elizabeths Church on Saturday October 12. A general good time was enjoyed with salads and desserts served to guests and many gifts given to the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Balog
Helen Hart
Batystreet
St Hog
Miss Margaret
Philographia
Albert Macken
St. Elizabeth's
Hart
Miss Balog
Club Honors Members Birthdays With Progression Game
Mrs. Leroy Dickinson of West Wayne Street hosted eight OFS Club members at her home for a birthday evening. Two tables of progressive 600 were played with Mrs. Ross Peltiman and Mrs. PL Swanson winning. October 17 set for next meeting with Mrs. Ross Mond to host.
Surprise Party For Mrs Untereiner At Home
Mrs Margaret Untereiner was honored at her Concord street home with a surprise birthday party last evening. Hosts are daughters Kathleen Burke and Betty Vaniel of Youngsville who also attended with guests from Youngsville including William Untereiny Ethel Ball and Merle Lee. The gathering featured a chicken dinner fall flowers a netted table decor and a birthday cake as centerpiece. Gifts were given to the guest of honor and visiting was enjoyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Untereiier
Concord Street
Krazyates Club Met Wednesday Evening
Eight Brazy ’ites Club members met at Mrs. George McMahon’s West Washington Street home to play progressive 500. Two tables were played with Mrs. Michael Picvirile and Mrs. Robert Hopkins winning awards. Mrs. McMahon served goulash, hot rolls, chocolate eclairs, and coffee. On October 5, Ms. Pieciria entertained at her Gould Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krazyates Club
School Dance After Tonight's Football Game In Aroa
Aroa hosts a school dance after the football game at the Junior High Selmna gymnasium for students and public. Sponsored by the Heaverette Club of the Senior High School, the event follows last Friday’s attendance of over one hundred couples with Glenn Madleton's orchestra providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tua Eyediub
Corys Titusville
Selmna Gymnasium
Heaverette Chub
Glenn Madleton
Family Dinner Party At Hotel Corry
Mrs. Lucille Cotwell entertained eight guests last evening at the Hotel Corry for a family dinner. Those attending included ranch Mrs. Leon Lindsley, Mr. and Mrs. William Gumbleton, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gilbreath and daughter Ruth Aun, and Jack Lindsley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Corry
Lucille Cotwell
Leon Lindsley
William Gumbleton
Robert Gilbreath
Ruth Aun
Jack Lindsley
Women of the Moose Plan Hallowe'en Party
Senior Regent Sarah Hansen led 32 members at the Moose meeting to discuss a Halloween party for lodge members. Co chairmen were Mrs Erma Hepler and Mrs Edna Thiessen with plans for a lunch counter at Moose rooms during Saturday dances. The Mooseheart Alumnae served sandwiches. The next meeting is October 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Hansen
Erma Hepler
Edna ‘Thiessen
Alice Rigner
Mollie McLaughlin
Ning Dewell
Mooseheart
Wilberta Gates
Toffer
Mrs Shreve Hosts Sugar Grove Sewing Group at Essex Street
Fifteen members of the Ladies' Sewing Club of Sugar Grove and three guests met at Mrs. Shreve’s Essex Street home Thursday. At 1:30 a bountiful tureen dinner followed by sewing and visiting, with guests including Mrs. Willard Shreve Mrs. Harry Burton and Mrs. George Rhodes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyie Enteve
Erie quartet performs at church revival program
A quartet from Erie presented a fine musical program at the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church during ongoing revival services. The group included Rev James Harper Jr pastor of the Erie Gospel Tabernacle, Maurice Bohman Frank Collier assistant pastor of the Gas bel Tabernacle, and Rev Charles Vowler a missionary from South China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syoy Eremn
Aprul
Erie
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
James Harper, Jr
Erie Gospel ‘Tabernacle
Maurice Bohman
Frank Collier
Gasbel Tabernacle
Charles Vowler
Southchia
VapoRub Advertises Night Relief for Colds
An old ad copy touts VapoRub for quick nighttime relief from cold misery. It claims immediate warming action on the throat chest and back, helping the user sleep as the effects continue for hours through the night.
Silver Wedding Anniversary Party for G G Brodetins
Mu and Mrs G G Brodetins were surprised with a party at their home honoring their 26th wedding anniversary. Forty neighbors and friends attended, arranged by their daughter Mrs William Lord. Refreshments included salad crackers cake and coffee, and the couple received a purse of silver dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. G. Brodetins
Willum Lord
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Kiwanis Club
Contract Bridge Club
Donald Mevion
Matt Street
Corry Hospital
Mrs. Untereiner
Aroa
Women of the Moose Plan
Hallowe'en Party
F.C. Chapin & Son
Bonnie Lassie
Et the Gang
Jam ‘Sesson
Mark Orighia
Gach Gru
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