Mentor Club Enjoys Musical Program at Miss Rowe Home
Socially Highlights report a late dinner and colorful program hosted by Miss Rowe on White Street for 12 members. Guests, including Mr and Mrs Albert Fox and Posey, attended events in Chicago and Gary, Indiana, with several family updates shared. The evening featured a quick symphony overview, Nutcracker notes, and a public note on Toschaikovsky while a minch of molded salads and coffee was served.
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Heldh Rowe
White-street
Mra FB. Sullivan
PIV
Usehnikovsky
Miss Rowe
Mika LiMiin Barredt
Albert B. Fox
St Columbus
Wat Everting
Posey
Ray-Vogie School
Chicixo
Gene Autry
Rey
Karl Tauber
Spaytinsburs
Gary
Ind
Ronald Cummings
Gastonia
N.C
Fred Leamer
Kathy Wind
Alexandr
Leamer
Mary
Seholfot
Corry
Louis Luci
Watleig
Calif
John Shields
Fort Bliss
Texas
Port Trlester
Joseph Horronie
Donald Camper
Bedi Popnés
Lenore, Camper
Clymer
Alec Cameron
Falconer
Auburn
George Camper
Two Stork Showers Held For Mrs Clyde Press MMS
Two stork parties were held last week for Mrs Clyde Press MMS. One shower at Mrs Milton Johnson's home featured pink and white decorations and a bassinet centerpiece. Guests included members of the Seventh Day Adventist Church from Jerry and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavoe
Milton Johnson
HD. 2
Watuibing
Mirjorie Bensink
Clymer
Milton. Johnson
David Bensiik
Pless
Minnie Joy Celebrates 86th Birthday at Family Party
A family gathering in Slnday honored Minnie Joy on her 86th birthday. Relatives from Corry Buffalo Clymer Westfield Exe Bradford Sharon and Spring Creek joined the celebration. The event featured a plant and a meal with guests including Mrs. Arthur Morris Mrs. Bernini Thompson and others.
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Slnday
Meni Fark
Strelstivex
Corry
Buffalo
Clymer
Westfield
Exe
Bradford
Sharon
Spring Creek
Dog
Mia
Glen Elired
Arthur Morris
Bernini Thompson
Mes
Glenn Humps
da Joy
Mia Joy
Navy Mothers Club Holds Routine Meeting At TOOF Hall
Navy Mothers Club members met for a routine business session at TOOF Hall with Mrs. Carl Higby presiding. After general discussion, refreshments were served by Mrs. Higby and Mrs. Douglay Rowile BY. A social period followed. The next meeting is set for November 5.
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Navy Mothers Club
Toof Hall
Carl Higby
Films Of 20 Years Ago Shown At Kiwanis Meet
Kiwanis club members enjoyed a program of films shot in 1936 shown by Walter Crouch at the Hotel Corry. Robert Nyacken, past president, led the session and announced a Halloween Thirty event on October 30 in partnership with UNICEF. Lt Col Paul Dy Seller of the Salvation Army in Pittsburgh will be the guest speaker at the meeting next week.
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Herekuine
Die Fivanis Club
Corry
Walter Crouch
Wostph Colen
Robert Nyacken
Kiwantk Club
Mrs James Apthorp Honored With Surprise Birthday Party
Mr and Mrs J R Apthorp entertained at a surprise birthday party for Mrs James Apthorp, mother of Mrs Price of Spartanshire RD 3. Twenty relatives and friends attended, time marked by songs and a birthday cake with refreshments served.
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J. R. Apthorp
Mn Wai Mars
Nenara Price
RD. 3
Spartinshure
Ne Air
James Fi Aplipry
Price
Aid
Mra di Ry Apthorp
Mrs Maurice Aldrich Son Honored At Party
A social gathering honored Mrs Maurice Aldrich and her infant son Roper. Guests included Mrs Lawrence Aldrich of RDS and out of town relatives from Lowville Union City and Edinboro. Prizes were awarded, party games played, and a display of gifts celebrated Meg Aldrich’s new baby. Coffee and refreshments followed the event.
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Maurice Aldrich
Mourice Altiichy
Roper Lavethy
Safete
Wii
Ice Exeany
Meg Aldrith
O.D. Fitch
Lowville
Paul Smith
Orrin Bubcork
Union City
Robert Davie
Edinboro
Birth of a Daughter to Dayton Couple Prompts Parade of Relatives
Early yesterday morning a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs John A Horn of Dayton Ohio. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs GM Hughes of R D 2. The announcement notes the joyful addition to the family with emphasis on kinship and location.
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John Ahorn
Dayton
Ohio
Gm, Hughes
R. D
Mrs Emma Carroll Hosts Readers in Columbus
Mrs Emma Carroll entertained the Readers group at her Columbus home yesterday afternoon. A dessert lunch was served at 2 oclock followed by a brief business meeting led by Mrs Bert Stackton. Eleven members answered roll call. Mrs VE Phillips presented a program on Noted Bridges in the United States. Mrs P B Sullivan named as next hostess for November 6.
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Emma Carroll
Columbus
Mra Berti
Stackton
VE Phillips
United States
P B. Sullivan
Corry Grange Plans Public Pancake Supper
Corry Grange No 55 plans a pancake supper at the Grange Hall on Thursday evening October 25. Worthy Major Don Whaley presided a session as a decommissioned charter was draped in memory of deceased member Frank Cooper. Eugene Powers led an enjoyable program of songs readings and stories. Mrs Gust Wester and committee served sandwiches donuts and cider. Next meeting date is November 5.
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Corry
Don Whaley
Grange
Briga
Grange Hall
Walter Dingfelder
Schiltman
Hieeling
Frank Cooper
Eugene Powers
Gust ‘Wester
Bridal showers honor Miss Lois Daniels before wedding
Mrs. William Daniels hosted a bridal shower for her daughter Lois Daniels, fiancé William Dunnewold, with 27 guests, pirate bingo, door prize awarded to Marjorie Jaquith, and favors of white parasols. Out of town guests included Mrs. Engle, Mrs. Barringer, Mrs. Dunnewold, and Mrs. Johnston. A separate autumn themed miscellaneous shower for Mrs. Daniels drew 2 guests with bride’s cake by Mrs. Damon and various refreshments.
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Lois Daniels
William Daniels
Mead Avenue
Lois
William Duninowold
Clymer
Pitts
Marjorie Jaquith
Melvin Engle
Falconer
Leon Barringer
Lawrence Dunnewold
Minnie Johnston
Meadville
Miss Daniels
Gerald Damon
Harry Beckerink
Laverne Vrooman
Clymor
Cleve Damon
Lottsville
Gertrude Dunnewold
Union City
Mille Berch
Bear Lake
Robert Devereaux
Wrichtsville
Wiliam Daniels
Corry
Beckerink
Vrooman
Dimon
WOTM Officials Meet With Senior Regent Event
Women of the Moose Chapter No. 7 held a gathering at Senior Regent Mrs Kirch s Wayne street home. Attendees included present officers and past senior regents. The group discussed chapter work and refreshments of gingerbread with whipped cream and coffee were served.
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Sno
Weaschn
Seulos FeKent
Women of the Moose
Wayne Street
Auxiliary Holds First Fall Meeting at President’s Home
The Y Auxiliary gathered last evening at Mrs. Lawrence McCray’s West Smith Street home for the first fall meeting. Twenty members attended the intersession with devotions led by Mrs. E. F. Bettes and a talk by Arthur O. Burgess on the progress of the building on North Center Street, followed by refreshments and plans to meet again the third Monday in November. Minister John W. Love, 68, longtime pastor of the First Christian Church, died yesterday in Washington Hospital after a lengthy tenure and retirement in 1959.
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Lawrence McCray
West Smith Street
E. F. Bettes
Arthur O. Burgess
North Center Street
Washington, Fa
John W. Love
First Christian Church
Washington Hospital
Harvest Moon Dance Planned by Corry Council No 425
Corry Council No 425 Knights of Columbus announces Harvest Moon Dance to be held Saturday October 27 in the KE Hall above Al's Furniture, South Center Street, with Clyde Goodwill and its orchestra from 8 30 to 12 00. Tickets on sale at Jansen's Dairy Bar and Corry Pharmacy. Public invited, council meeting Monday October 22 at 7 30 p.m. followed by football films. Grand Knight Alfred Ficcard names committee appointments for the year.
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Cof C
Corry Council
Knights of Columbus
South Center Street
Iolisse
Clyde Goodwill
Jansen’s
Corry Pharmacy
Vetern
Corry Avea
Alfred Ficcard
Raymond L. Richofner
John Lute
Lou Hanna
Frank Waseak
Joseph Niedomys
Council Acivity
John ‘Teel
Leo Heberlein
Angela Frisina
Joseph H Niedomys
Walter Blakre
Simpson predicts GOP wins in Pennsylvania House races
Simpson, head of the Republican Congressional Committee, forecast the Pennsylvania GOP will claim its 18 seats and gain at least three more from Democrats. He claimed the party is on the ascendency, citing a Philadelphia break and targeted efforts to win one or two additional seats, a view at odds with Democrat leaders.
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A. Simpson-Pai
Re~public In
Congressional Committee
Pennsylvania
Simpson
Philadelphia
Joseph M. Barr
German Lass Wins Title Of Miss World
Miss Germany Petra Schurmann, 23, wins the Miss World crown after a near miss by Miss United States Betty Lane Cherry of Orangeburg. Cherry places second as Schurmann receives the trophy amid congratulatory moments and questions about hair color.
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London
BBC
United States
Petra Schurmann
Miss Cherry
Biles Schurmann
Satmiost
Miss Cheng
Germany
Petra
Casitiire
Nixon to Make Pa Train Tour Across Pennsylvania
Vice President Nixon will launch a whistle stop tour of Pennsylvania starting November 12. He will travel from New Jersey to Stranton stop at Wilkes Barre Berwick and Williamsport before a major speech in Pittsburgh that night. The next day he will visit Greensburg Johnstown Altoona and Huntingdon with a statewide radio speech at Hershey. GOP workers from Dauphin and Perry counties will help organize rallies. National Geographic notes Americans once lived in one million sod houses.
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Harrisburg
Nixon
Pennsylvania
Stranton
New Jersey
Wilkes- Barr
Berwick
Williamsport
Pittsburgh
Greenburg
Johnstown
Altoona
Huntingdon
Hershey
Thomas Wy Devey
Newark
Muhlenberg College
Harvey Taylor Grads Phin
Maxie
Philadelphia
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G.I
GOP
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Rep. Granahan
Kathryn Granahan
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Keebler
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Paul Douglas
John Derek
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