Mo Fa Club Met Last Evening in Pleasant Street
Mo Fa Club met last evening at Mrs. Glenn Dickson's West Pleasant street home with eight members and one guest Mrs. Wil Mam Shattuck of Youngsville. Awards for 500 went to Mrs. William Johnson Mrs. Charles Byles and Mrs. Warren Jolson. Traveling prize went to Mrs. Peter Wilsver. Hostess for October 25 is Mrs. Warren Johnson on North Center street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Dickson
West Pleasant Street
Wil
William Johnson
Charles Byles
Warren Jolson
Peter Wilsver
Dickson
Warren Johnson
North Center Street
T. Burns
Jompton
Calif Tre
Junk Keleher
Second Avenue
Walter McElroy
Roberta
North East
Wotdeny
Alvert Man
Harry Oswalt
Srett Tadhy
Scranton
Jack Oswalt
Snyder Circle
Tech
al Dorian
Camp Grant
Eagle Street
Clarke
Mra
John C. Clark
O. A. Johnson
West Ghuren Street
Corry Kiwanis Hear Columbus Day Address at Ritz
About twenty five members attended the Corry Kiwanis meeting at the Ritz Restaurant. Mrs. E C Barnes spoke on Christopher Columbus giving a Italy Spain overview and noting crews of the Nina Pinta Santa Maria. Additional attendees and local residents were mentioned with travel to and from home for duties and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hve
Corty Kiwanis Club
Ritz
E. C. Barnes
Cory School Board
Christopher Columbus
Italy
Spain
Luther Brame
Erle
S. E. Anleruan
Halloween Party Plans At Club Rooms In October
A meeting led by Mrs Enroll Crage grand regent set plans for a box luncheon style Halloween party on October 25 in the elu rooms. Mrs William Johnston chairs the event with Mrs J Weedhont arranging the panel and a November box sale announced by Mrs Arthur Pitt. The October session also listed a charity box sale and a committee of Mrs Johnston Mrs Clark Lord Mrs Mary Phillips Mrs Melvi Cobbett Miss Pauline Skales Miss Commie Mead and Miss Helen McCray serving sandwiches cookies and coffee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weer
Dast
Enroll Crage
I Image
Arthur Pitt
Elu
William Johnston
J. F. Weedhont
Johnsto
Clark Lord
Mary Phillips
Melvi. Cobbett
Mies Pauline Skales
Mies
Commie Mead
Helen McCray
McCray Ladies Aid Met Thursday
The McCray Ladies Aid Society held a tinteen dinner at the Gonolord Community House. President Mrs Velmy McCray led a brief business session followed by sewing and visiting with Mrs Byron J. Griwall in charge of the dinner. The next meeting is planned for November 8 at Mrs Frank Culver Re D1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCray
Mys
Frank Culver
Mrs Wassink Hosts Bridge Night at Smith Home
Mrs John Wassink visiting from Fork Breckenridge Ky entertained at the Smith home on Bask Bone Street last night. Guests included Mrs Wilbur Rickers Mrs Bryce Ellsworth Mrs Juhi Fenstermacher and Misses Juanita Leora Stranahan Louise Mount Shirley Larson Henrieth Colegrave. Bridge awards went to Miss Leora Stranahan and Miss Colegrave. Hostess served salad pumpkin pie and coffee late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wassink
John Wasshik
Fork Breckenridge
Carl Smith
Bone Street
Wilbur Rickers
Bryce Ellsworth
Juhi. Fenstermacher
Juanita
Leora Stranahan
Louise Mount
Shirley Larsonne
Henrieth Colegrave
Leora Strana
Mrs Harold Powell Hosts Bridge Club At North Center Street
Mrs Harold Powell hosted her bridge club at North Center street last evening with one guest Mrs Marjorie Clarl. Two tables of contract were played and awards went to Mrs H L Rowe and Mrs Walter Scott. Powell served salad cake and coffee. Next meeting is a dinner at Hotel Corry on October 18 with Mrs Ellsworth Holt to host at North Center street afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Powell
North Center Street
Marjorie Clarl
H. L. Rowe
Walter Scott
Rebekahs Plan Hallowe'en Party
Rebekahs Helping Hand Clubbers met at the LOC Bail op Novi Center for routine business and a dinner. Four Hallowe'en party plans were set for October 8 at Mrs. Florence Haven’s East Bond Street home with Allee Bilsworth and Blindy Snow on refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekahs
Hallowe‘en
Bail Op Novi Center
Stverl Furthe
Mel Davis Loveland
Beith Carter
Hallowe'en
Mlorence Haven Sitch
East Bond Steet
Allee Bilsworth
Blindy Snow
Dolite Fritz
Lilla Jaderatram
Havel Eldred
Ruth Harnes
U B Missionary Society Celebrates Guest Day
The United Brethren Missionary Society met at Mrs. Willison Haltus home with 25 members and guests to celebrate Ghost Day and the West anniversary. Mrs. High Musher led divisions, Mrs. Dan Culver chaired the meeting, and the program featured Mite history and mission work with a pageant. Several members participated in the pageant and sang Work for the Night is Coming. A birthday cake and coffee were served to guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Missonary Society
Willison Haltus
West Church Street
United Brethren Missionary Society
High Musher
Dan Culver
H. Ray Harris
Gumy Society
Harold Fish
Tyan Downey
Robert Fleming
John Wetsley
Holmal
Mtns Harris
Missing Man Sought by Mrs Sharp in Corry Search
Mrs Thelmi Sharp of Mondville visits Corry police seeking help to locate her husband Seth Alfred Sharp missing for days. She suspects foul play and says the couple may be near Tomi or Mondville. She provided a description and reported a billfold found at Thompson-Bibuw yard containing $19 was later unverified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelmi Sharp
R. the Mondville
Corry
Seth Alfed Sharp
Tome
Wast
Washington
Jack Reynolds Dies Suddenl y On Covcard Road Farm
Jack Reynolds a renowned turkey producer from Lad city died suddenly this morning after a heart attack at his Covcard road farm near Union City. He operated a large poultry business with seasonal sales and was known to local residents. He is survived by his wife, a daughter Margaret Comstock, a son Jack Reynolds Jr., and two grandchildren. Funeral arrangements have not yet been announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Reynolds
Covcard
Union City
Reynolds
Daugster
Margaret Comstock
Jack Reynolds,Jr
Wallace Leaves Warens Carver House in Transfer
Ai Walmer long managed Hotel Corry and Carver House at Wr yom, ending his connection with Warren hotel. The property has been transferred and R Malone, formerly manager of Hotel Arlington Ol City, takes over. Mr Wallace cites plans for future ventures as he exits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Walmer
Corry
Carver House
Wr Yom
E. Anderson
Malone
Arlington
Ol City
Wallace
Fuother
Offier
Lost broker warrant issued in Dunkirk over missing funds
Ott A Titel de wee grand lavceny warrant for Matthew Wilson, Dunkirk broker, says Wilson vanished September 22 after promising to deliver stock payments. Complainant Taylor paid $3,000 June 30, 1944 and $800 May 2, 1985 for stocks not delivered, with other funds tied to broker Victor Common Dann Company. Police traced sightings near a bus terminal in Fredonia and notified state police, but Wilson remains unfound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunkirk
Matthew Wilson
Lov
Wilson
Sengertaer
Waelworth
Fredonia
Reis
Coluivice
Taylor
Wilko
Valle
Li Renosit
Prac
Tiyiled
Vietor
Common
Dann
Fittela Brokers
Taslur
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Pride of
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G.c.murphy Co
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William Myers
E. L. Morrow
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Connie
Port
Allegany
Stanley Prugar
Barkesdire Field
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Spring Street
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Center Street
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Anthony Sproveri
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East Wayne Street
Comy
Army
Paone
Phoenixville
Dana Little
East Main Street
Pittsburgh
Steubenville
Int Miller
Novia Genter School
Budfalo
Pfe
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West Wine Street
Bear Lake
Indiantown Gap
Ronald Chyler
Franklin Street
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Jean Vincent
Elkhart
Ind
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West Prederick Street
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Air Corps
Roy
Galbreath
West Pleasant
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Methodis
Charel
E. Roy ‘Myers
Jimes B. Strong
Harold, Gale
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U. B. Missionary Society
Seth Alfred Sharp
G. A. Wallace
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Youth For Christ
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Virginia
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