Hospitality Club reports strong turnout and plans for October meeting
A good attendance marked the Hospitality Club gathering at the Garden Row of the VFW Post home yesterday afternoon. Chairman Mrs. John East led plans for the October 26 meeting with a representative from Armour Meat Packing Company invited to address the Women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hospitality Club
VFW
John East
Armour Meat, Packing Company
Don Williams
Harold A. Gilbert
New England
Carol
Edna
Williams
Raymond Bachomer
Mary Lockwood
C. B. Rafter
LCBA Holds October Meeting at West Church Home
Members of Branch 5 of the Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association met at the West Church Street home of Mrs. Mary Murray and Mrs. Helen Brown. A routine business session was followed by a report from Mrs. John Mooney on the rummage sale that raised a nice sum. A social evening with television and visiting concluded with fruit salad angel food cake and tea. Next meeting set for November 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LCBA
Branch 5
Ladies Catholic Benevolent’ Association
West Church Street
Mary Murray
Helen Brown
John Mooney
Treasury
Junior Tri-Hi-Y Opens Fall Session at YMCA
The Junior Tri-Hi-Y held its first meeting of the year last evening in YMCA rooms. Miss Sharon Hansen presided as president and led the business session. Miss Margaret Warner was elected program chairman. the group set plans for future activities and next meets on October 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
Sharon Hansen
Margaret Warner
Benefit Get-Together for Corry Beater Club Planned
A Tuesday October 19 benefit at the VFW Club will raise funds for the new school football field lighting. The Gar den Room and main ballroom host 15 regular games, five specials, an extra special, a jackpot, and a grocery basket game. Door prizes range from $2 to $10. Tickets are at the Ritz Restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annowulemiehy
Corry Beater Club
VFW
Ritz
Births at Corry Memorial Hospital Chronicle
A series of birth notices from Corry Memorial Hospital announces a daughter to Earl and Mrs. Meerhoff of 448 South Center street, a son to Rich ard Young of R. D. 3, a son to Allen Eastman of R. D. 3 Spartans our, a son to James Grinder of 132 Mendirventir this morning, a son to Elvin Eshelman of R. D. 1, a daughter to Alton White of Clymer yesterday afternoon, and a daughter to Logan Warner at 19% Springstreet yesterday morning. Mrs. Warner is Audrey Proctor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Memorial Hospital
Earl Meerhoff
South Center Street
Richard Young
Allen Eastman
Spartansour
James Grinder
Elvin Eshelman
Alton White
Clymer
Logan Warner
Springstreet
Warner
Audrey Proctor
Local Bridge Club Meets at Seiota Road Home
A contract club gathered last evening at Mrs. Rasselas Brown’s home on Seiota Road. Two tables played and prizes went to Mrs. Roger Brown Mrs George Orcutt and Mrs. E F Pain. Salad refreshments were served. The group split up with Mrs. Harmon on October 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rasselas Brown
Seiota Road
Roger Brown
George Orcutt
E. F. Pain
Brown
H. Harmon
Corry Club Hosts Rotary Governor Visit
The Corry Rotary Club hosted John B. McMillin of Bradford, governor of Rotary District 259, who spoke on Rotary Works for International Understanding. He met committees after dinner at the Hotel Corry, with 40 members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Rotary
Enlo Wee By
J. Donald Watson
W. 4. Leuby
Plano
Columbus Grange elects officers for the year at Town Hall
The Columbus Grange session at Town Hall elected officers for the ensuing year led by Paul Suchar Jr as master. Lawrence Miller became master with Richard Hill overseer and Max Bennink steward. The group announced a Youth Grange meeting on October 21 at Warren and a Halloween party for all members on October 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Miller
Columbus Gran
Columbus Grange
Town Hall
Paul Suchar Jr
Richard Hill
Max Bennink
Harold Casler
Harold Curtis
Archie Norton
D. P.trisket
Arthur Hill
Paul Suchat Jr
Paul Suchat Sr
Ceres
N. E. Dodd
Pomona
Arthur Ayling
Flora
Patricia Adams
David Curtis
Lynnette Page
N.E. Dodd
Mutual Tire Insurance
Youth Grange
Warren
Jaycees Plan Auction and Toy Drive at Corry
Final plans for a Saturday auction were completed at the Corry Jaycees monthly meeting in the Municipal Building. District governor Karl Reed attended as the group outlined the event at the armory and a toy collection drive for needy children at Christmas. Toys may be dropped at Cherry Hardware and a UNICEF Halloween party fund was approved. The item about Boston’s first subway opening in 1697 appears as stray text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaycees
Corry Jayces
Karl Reed
Cherry Hardware
Unicef
Harding PTA Holds Get Acquainted Meeting
The Harding Parents Teacher Association opened the new school year with 13 members present. President Mrs Page Louiderbuck read the October PTA prayer and led the flag salute by new principal Miss Ruth Dahl Strand. Officers and teachers were introduced and Edmund Poturke reported 42 paid members. Routine secretary and treasurer reports were given by Mrs Nowell Beckwith and Mrs Joh Cartier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ig Pta
Harding Parents Teacher Association
PTA
Page Louiderbuck
Ruth Dahlstrand
Edmund
Transree
Nowell Beckwith
Joh Cartier
Local school group forms committees for fundraiser and patrol
Mrs Eugene Peters Mrs Edmund Potocki and Mrs John Lloyd were appointed to select and purchase a portable record player for the school. The annual Tasti Jell sale was assigned to Mrs Everett Eastman Mrs Laurence Clark and Mrs John Kissman with assistance from Mrs Louderback. Frank Carnegie of the Corry Police Department explained the need for a safety patrol and plans are under way. The meeting closed with light refreshments and a social period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Peters
Edmund Potocki
John Lloyd
Everett Eastman
Laurence Clark
John Kissman
Louderback
Frank Carnegie
Corry
Legion Auxiliary to Sponsor Bake Sale at Corry Jamestown
A regular meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary concluded with plans for a bake sale at the Corry Jamestown office on October 30 starting at 9 a.m. Members served assorted sandwiches and coffee afterward, with hostesses listed as Mrs. Arthur Cohen Mrs. Everett Elmquist and Mrs. Francis Stuart. The next meeting date was announced.
Jolly Eight Club Hostess Entices Members At Tea
Mrs C A Pier of East Main street hosted the Jolly Eight Club yesterday afternoon. Prizes went to Mrs Gibbs and Mrs Marjorie Brown after a game of 600. Refreshments included jello salad wafers pumpkin pie and coffee. Mrs Ralph Gates of Gould street will host next on October 26 with details to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes. C. A
Jolly Eight Club
C. A. Pier
East Main Street
C. A. Gibbs
Marjorie Brown
Ralph Gates
Gould Street
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G. Howard Walters
Englewood
Calif
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Simmie Sutton Jr
Pamela
David
North Center Street
Fairmont
Salem
W. Va
Simmie Sutton Sr
Ben Ochihatten
Benton Harbor
Mich
Herbert Carroll
Delaware Street
City
Robert Lewis
Robert W. Lewis
West Smith Street
Camp Gordon
Lewis
Camp MacPherson
Mary He
Lt Bertha Miller
Niagara Falls, N.Y
Robert A. Ott Sr
Frederick Street
ChedWwell
Chautauqua Lake
Robert Wank
Franklin Street
Dorothy Gayley
Kane
Mildred Chittester
Brookville
Hosea Clark
Crenshaw
C. Ward Bettes
Bay Village
E. F. Bettes
Corry Armory
Jaycee's
REX Theatre
Leleat Simmons
Victor Mature
Gene Tierney
Michael Wilding
Bella Darin
Peter Ustinov
Noa
Edmund Purdon
Aryl F. Zanuck
Sea's Drug Store
Ole
Grice's
Boston
Duxkin
Dodd
Gabardine
Nisa
Powell Loan and Finance Co
Pes el Hi Aye Corry
APF
Loblaws
Orchard Park
LEED
Chapin’s
Shortie
Coats
Cashmere
F.C. Chapin
Yyres
Feanre
Stece
Intercel
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