Corry Local Reviews Dairymen's League Meeting Proceedings
At the Corry Local meeting held last night in Syracuse the delegates Mr and Mrs Newell Gates reported on the convention. Mrs Cecil Humphrey also gave details of the sub district session while Mr and Mrs Ivan Hatch hosted. Harold Howard presided with F C Harvey leading singing and Harold Hanna discussing the Greek plant operations and winter mine protection efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Dairymen’s League
Syacuse
Newell Gates
Cecil Humphrey
Sesson
Ivan Hatch
Harold Howard
F. C. Harvey
Howard Hanna
Representave
HLH
Redding
Ms. Redding
Gaithering
Mr. Redling
Riding Club Weekend At Island Park Hosts Social and Ride
No-Bar Riding Club members and guests gathered at Island Park in Youngsville for a fish soup and tureen dinner with dancing and entertainment. Sunday 35 participants enjoyed a 25 mile trail ride through nearby woods. Next Sunday hosts Mr and Mrs Elmer Ploss of Soundia plan a sauerkraut and wiener dinner followed by another trail ride. Attendees came from Erie Wattsburg North East Tinsville Corry Columbus Louisville Wrightsville Jamestown Scandia Celoran with future assignment details to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Island Park
Youngsville
Youngeville
Elmer Ploss
Soundia
Erie
Wattsburg
North East
Tinsville
Corry
Columbus
Louisville
Wrightsville
Jamestown
Scandia
Celoran
Card Party at Linendoll Home Highlights Evening
Monday evening two tables of canasia were in play at the Linendoll home hosted by Mrs. Clair Linendoll. Special prizes went to Mrs. Ronald Rathbun and Mrs. Jack Berry. Refreshments included date cake with whipped cream and coffee for guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linendoll
Clair Linendoll
Ronald Rathbun
Jack Berry
Linendell
Navy Mathers Club Tureen Meeting This Monday
Members of the Navy Mathers Club with their families will dine Monday at 2 30 o clock at the LOOF Hall. Mrs Nathan Reynolds chaired the dinner committee. Bingo was played with many awards. A business meeting is scheduled for November th at the club. Additional society on Page 3.
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Navy Mathers Club
Navy Mathers
Hallowe'en Party Enjoyments At Business Club
Members of the Business and Professional Women's Club plus three guests held a Halloween masquerade at the club rooms. Prizes for costumes were awarded to Mrs. Nichols and Mrs. Daye for originality and to Mrs. Dorothy May for the most erotic look? The evening included a wooden shoe dance, piano selections, donuts, and festive decor. November 7 holds the next monthly session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. P. W. Hallowe’en
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Olin Simmons
Dora Daye
Thelma Nichols
Wellington
Hallowe'en
Nichols
Little Red Ridinghood
Dorothy May
W. C. Fields
Simmons
Frederick
Beall
Donald Hall
Milton Salmeck
Dave
Frank Brooks
Charles Stewart
Mary Defury
Miss Virginia Vruink Weds Howard Dingfelder in Abbe Reformed Church
Miss Virginia Vruink daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence Vruink of Mr Vernor C formerly of Clymer married Howard Dingfelder son of Mr and Mrs Walter Dingfelder of Corry. Rev John Mullet officiated before 300 guests with music by Mrs Laima Carlisch and Lawrence Hemelink Jr. The gown was white slipper satin with antebellum styling. The reception followed at the American Legion rooms. The couple’s families and local notables attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Vruink
Howard Dingfelder
Abbe Reformed Church
Clarence Vruink
Vernor, C
Clymer
Walter Dingfelder
Corry
John Mullet
Laima Carlisch
Lawrence Hemelink, Jr
Ted
Pauline Beckerink
Herman Humphrey
Luella Lickus
Joan Dingfelder
Dianne Humphrey
Vernon Humphrey
Lyle Johnson
Howard Vanderhoof
American Legion
Readers Luncheon Honors Mrs Whittlesey at West Church Street
The Readers met yesterday afternoon at 1 o clock for a luncheon with Mrs F Whittlesey of West Church Street. Flowers from Whittlesey gardens decorated the home. Mrs C F McCray spoke on Mary and Mrs G O Wagel was welcomed as a new member. The November 7 session will be hosted by Mrs Howard Taggert of East Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Applebee
Maude Nichaig
Derry
Frank Shum
Peebles
Park Street
Phelps
N.Y
Ralph Davison
Kay Lorraine
Davison
K. D. Browse
Henry Mill
Cecil Bates
St. John's Catholic Church
Inglewood
Elan Hoylen
George Hoylen
Kilgore
Texas
Amy Hoylen
Hartford
Conn
Vincent Hoylen
California
William Hoylen
New York Ily
Leo Haylen
Corry
Roy Stone
Bristol
Otto Weber
Clifford
Russell
Robert Sullivan
North Center Street
Sullivan
William Dolinston
Balboa
Panama Canal Zone
James Sullivan
Fred Hannan
Helen Dean
St. Joseph's Convent
Titusville
John Falke
Hackinsack
Minn
James Hall
Buffalo
Statler Hotel
George ‘, Boyd
South Center Street
Pittsburgh
Sind
W. 1
F. ©. Whittlesey
West Chuch Street
Whittlesey Gardens
C.F. McCray
Mary
G. O. Wagel
Arew
Irs
Howard Taggert
East Main Street
Newborns Alan Ross and San Elmquist Reported at Corry Hospital
Alan Ross was born early this morning at Corry Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Francis Ross of R D 4. San Elmquist arrived this afternoon to Mr. and Mrs. Everett Elmquist of 52 Shycer Circle.
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Alan
Mrs
Francis Ross
R. D
The
Corry Hospital
San
Everett Elmquist
Shycer Circle
Farewell Party Fetes Pattons Before Winter Departure
Mr and Mrs Archie Patton of 1241 White Street were honored at a farewell party hosted Sunday by Mr and Mrs Harley Hail of Ro D 1. The guests, numbering forty two, came from Jamestown and nearby areas and presented gifts and money. The Pattons plan to spend the winter in St Petersburg Florida. A noon dinner and roses as decorations framed the social event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley
D. 1
Archie Patton
White Street
St. Petersburg
Fin
Pattore
Jamestown
Clymet
City
Spring Creek PTA Holds February Session With Plans
The Spring Creek Township PTA met at 3 pm at Spring Creek School with singing led by Mrs. Wallace Sickier. Officers reviewed minutes. Arthur Brundage reported the treasury. The group raised 92.01 from a ham supper for cafeterias and discussed a donation table and canned goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Creek
PUTA
West Spring Creek
Mitchell
PTA
Jordan Cole
Clare Tree
Dick Whittington
Warren
Pennsylvania
Youngsville High School
E. H. Harfon
Cole
Harmon
United States
England
Arden Rockafellow
Kenneth Sickler
James Steuant
PDA
West Spring Creek School
Latimer Seeks Responsible Hunting Rules For Scout Troop 80
James Latimer spoke to Boy Scout Troop 80 at the Methodist Church about hunting rules for youths. He outlined age based guidelines, parental or older member supervision, and required identifications on traps as a safety measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Latimer
Boy Scout
Boy Scouts of
Methodist Church
Mr. Latimer
Mentor Club Meeting in Spartansburg Discusses Maritime Provinces
Mrs. Ralph Blakesley hosted the Mentor Club with 18 attendees. Miss Mary Anderson spoke on Nova Scotia New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island while Mrs. John B. Patterson led Newfoundland. Social time featured cider and cookies. next hostess is Mrs. Gilbert L. Boyd on November 7 at West Park Place.
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Spartansburg
Ralph Blakesley
Mary Anderson
Nova Beolia
New Brunswick
Edward Island
Maritime Provinces
Canada
John B. Patterson
Newfoundland
Troop 8 Invites 11 Year Olds for October Meeting
Afternoon program at 2 o clock and the next regular meeting set for Monday October 24 invites any boy age 11 not yet in Troop 8 to join.
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Otel
RIC Avice
Kathryn Grayson
Jose Iturbi
Ethel Barrymore
Keenan Wytni
Moro Lanza
Jules Munshin
Croll Noish
TV Plus
Cartoon Sports
Movietone
Thomas Motors
of Corry, Inc
Thtnis Nichols
Mary DeLury
Ruth Blew Abbey
Maple Aveniue
Euclid
Katherine Abbey
Pete Chrichensen
Qulumbus
Cleveland
Libert J. Plack
Ethel King
Merrill Patterson
Connie
Nashville
Marlin Mack
Dennison-Wooster
Granville
R. B. Mosier
Maple Avenue
Miss Margins Morgai
Meadville
Margaret Hurley
Spring Atreete
Bre
Charles Geiger GE Brit
Charatte Rowse
Union City
Canion
Akron
Helen
Chapin's
Chapin
Serge
Wis
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