Rockette Club Meets at Hasbrouck Home
Rockette Club members gathered Monday evening at Mrs. Gene Hasbrouck’s home 915 Concord Street. Miss Doris Gates, soon to be married, received a pleasant electric gift from the group. Prizes in rook went to Mrs. Robert Marsh and Mrs. Carl Swanson. Refreshments included hot sandwiches ice cream cake and coffee.
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Rockette Club
Hasbrouck
Endarce
Gene Hasbrouck
Concord Street
Doris Gates
Robert Marsh
Carl Swanson
Bonnyettes Meet For First Regular Session
The newly organized Bonnyettes held their first regular meeting Monday evening at Miss Dixie Phillips home. Attending were Misses Patty Thayer Gloria Ohm Patty Clark Betty Ann Russell and the hostess. Cocoa sandwiches and candies were served. On October 25 Miss Clark will entertain. On November 1 Mrs Swanson will entertain at her North Center Street home.
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Bonnyettes
Dixie Phillips
Patty Thayer
Gloria Ohm
Patty Clark
Betty Ann Russell
Miss Glark
Ladies Auxiliary of Corry YMCA Met at Home of Sho tzbarger
The Corry YMCA Ladies Auxiliary met at the home of Mr and Mrs Clyde Shotzbarger on Wayne Street. President Mrs Clarence A Moustain opened the meeting with devotions from a religious record Jesus and the Blind Man. Mrs Shotzbarger recapped the city’s activities from the past year. They discussed upcoming Hallowe en parties for Teen Town Hi- Teens with about 850 children and planned a 325 donation to cover costs. Two fund raising projects were approved selling broom type and plastic clothespins with Mrs Wells and Mr Shotzbarger in charge respectively. Plans for a rummage sale were made with Mrs Shotzbarger as chairperson. Refreshments included pumpkin pie doughnuts and coffee.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
Corry
Leslie Wells
Shotz
Barger
Planis
Shotabarger
Mentor Club Program With Visiting Guest
Nineteen members plus Mrs. EA Boyd from Lebanon Missouri attended a Mentor Club meeting at the South Center street homes of Mrs. Jessie K. Newton and Mrs. George Boyd. President Mrs. E. Barnes opened with a round table discussion. papers included Culture and Adult Education, Education of Parents, How to Live On 24 Hours a Day, and Social Problems. Next meeting planned for November 1 with hostess Mrs. Gilbert I Boyd of King Street.
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Mentor Club
EA. Boyd
Lebanon
Missouri
South Center Street
Jessie K. Newton
George Boyd
E. ©. Barnes
D. A. Hillstrom
Mary Anderson
Helen Rowe
Gilbert L. Boyd
Gilbert 1. Boyd
King Street
Harold Powell Jr Honored By Friends
Harold Powell Jr was honored Monday evening at his home with a surprise birthday party hosted by friends. The group enjoyed games and visiting, presented a gift, and served sandwiches pickles birthday cake ice cream and Coca Cola. Attendees included Kathie Boag Mira Heerlein Annie Harmon Mary Hughes Coletta McClintock Patsy Storey Robert Clerk Jack Crawford Arthur Pitts Francis Stack Ronald Windah and David Spencer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Powell, Jr
Mr. Powell
Kathie Boag
Mira Heerlein
Anne Harmon
Mary Hughes
Coletta McClintock
Patsy Storey
Robert Clerk
Jack Crawford
Arthur Pitts
Francis Stack
Ronald Windah
David Spencer
Engaged Miss June Jones and Jan Howard
Miss June Elizabeth Jones and Jan L. Howard announce their engagement. Miss Jones, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo L. Jones of Bea verdam, is a 1946Corry Senior High School graduate employed at General Electric Erie. Mr. Howard, a 1947 Corry graduate, formerly FBI staffer in Washington and now in the Army, stationed at Fort Monmouth. No wedding date set.
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June Jones
Jan Howard
June Elizabeth Jones
Jan L. Howard
Leo L. Jones
Beaverdam
Mr. Howard
Clifton M. Howard
West Smith Street
Miss Jones
Corty
General Electric Company
Erie
Howard
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Washingt
D. C
Army
Fort Monmouth
N. 3
Retired Betty Loy Johnson Hosts Jamestown Visit
Miss Betty Loy Johnson and Loy Dickson retire to her state home. Colleen and other relatives travel to Jamestown. Weekend guests include Mr and Mrs Warren Adkinson of North Center and others from Erie County and surrounding towns attend events and visits. Several residents make trips to Chicago and Pittsburgh for business and leisure with family at Edinboro and Meadville. Miss Adele Murray departs for Washington DC for Girl Scout regional conference. News notes list numerous family visitors, travel, and church events around Erie County.
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Betty Loy Johnson
Wiles Pope Loy Dickson
Collen Ovenirs
Tne
Allen Lake
Edinboro
Adele Murray
Fourth Avehue
Washington, D. C
Girl Scouts
McCray
Scout Council
Erie County
Jessie Brittingham
Marjorie Smith
Carol Smith
Erie
Wiliam Tayloy
Detroit
Roy ‘Taylor
Bast Bleasant Street
Lola Hills
East Main Street
Frances Arnold
Jamestown
Chicago
Harold Brown
Lake Worth
Fis
Ora G. Brown
R. G. Jackson
Meadville
Lawrence Thomas
West Congress Street
Kenneth Gregory J
Maxine Gregory
Gould Street
W. Brown
Spring Street
Altoona
Charles Gregory
Brenda
Lydia Shelkey
Chautauqua
Roy Hoyt
E. E. Hawkins
William McElroy
South Dakota
James Tom
Honolulu
Hawaii
Tresa Harger
Park Street
Dianna Harger
Vesta K, Butler
Oakland
Calif
Troy Gillette
Gillette
East Park Plate
Mia! Beach
Fla
Eli Ames
Navy Mothers Club program honors Navy Day at T O F Hall
Navy Mothers Club of Jamestown sponsored a Navy Day program at the T O F Hall Monday evening. The event started with a bountiful supper for members, families and guests, including local and Navy Reserve attendees. After dinner the Bay Spring Four performed, Miss Phyllis Hill sang Anchors Aweigh, and sound films Navy Recruit Life At Sea were shown. remarks by Lt Schumacher and Mrs Dewey concluded the evening. The next meeting is set for November 1.
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Navy Mothers Club
C. Webster
Louie Johnson
Esther Samuelson
Maryel Ostrander
Bertha Court
Ray Spring
Harold Eddy
Gertrude McKay
Spring Creek
Mayme Mitchell
Richard Higby
Harvey Lovesend
Royal Myssenger
Phyllis Hill
Albert Sandburg
Navy
Schumacher
Mr. Day
Bay Spring
Dewey
Hill
B P W Club Halloween Supper And Party At North Center
Local Business and Professional Women's Club held an October social at the North Center street club rooms. A 4 30 dinner was followed by games and contests including contract bridge and 500. Awards went to Dorothy May Bertha Darwin Lavina Kysar Donald Hall Kurt Leeds Angeline Marsh and May. Darwin received the door prize. Decorations were orange and black for Halloween. Patricia McNulty received an electric clock as she prepares to be married.
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North Center Street
Dorothy May
Kurt Leeds
Angeline Marsh
May
Darwin
Patricia McNulty
Mary DeLury
Martha Dimick
Fern Whiteley
van Dresar
Leeds
Lithner Peterson Addresses Kiwanians at Corry Hotel
Former probation officer and school official Lithner Peterson spoke to Kiwanis Club members at the Hotel Corry on experiences of a school and probation officer in the community. He warned that lack of parental love breeds delinquency and urged joint parental responsibility for child training in early years. Navy Day speaker Lt. Cand y, W. A. Spaulding, will be introduced, and the football team may attend. New members M/S J. David Cramer and Louis Harti received pins. chef Charles Ganim arranged a special menu.
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Luuss Evedii Clisuse Oyiweih
Chautauqua County
Kiwanis Club
Athe Hotel
Peterson
Camdy
W. A. Spaulding
U. S
Navy
Stewart Long
Charles Ganio
H. Lynn Rice
J. David Cramer
Louis Harti
Mrs. C F McCray Hosts Readers Club Meeting
Mrs C F McCray of Fourth Avenue hosted thirteen members of The Readers at her home. Mrs C I Robbins assisted. The roll call yielded an interesting fact about the southwestern Gulf states. The afternoon program titled The History of the Hebrews was presented by Mrs Morris Bonsteel. A social irony followed and the date and place of the next meeting will be announced.
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C.F. McCray
C. F. McCray
Fourth Avenue
C. I. Robbins
South
Gulf States
Morris Bonsteel
Birthday Party Honors Twin Sisters At Clymer
A surprise party Saturday evening at Clymer honored Mr Eshelman and Mrs Fred Tewin Kio, twin sisters celebrating their 80th birthdays while Elvin Eshelman marked his. Relatives enjoyed a fish fry, Halloween themed decorations, and birthday cakes with poems by Mrs Glenn Babe cock and Mrs Frank Kasper.
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Clymer
Edward Eshelman
Mr Eshelman
Fred ‘Tewin- Kio
Elvin Eshelmal
Glenn
Babecock
Frank Kasper
Donald Eshelman
Everett Tewville
lClymner
Babcack
Union City
Vern Johnson
Glenn Lucas
Gene Hasbrouck
Frank Kesper
Elevin Eshelman
Winans Carter Wedding Ceremony Held at Park Street Home
Miss Dorothy Carter and James Winans both of Bear Lake were married Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock in a singing ceremony conducted by Alderman Justin Butters at his Park Street home.
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Winans-Carter
Dorothy Carter
James Winans
Bear Late
Justin Butters
Introducing a Daughter for Mr and Mrs Alberts
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Alberts of RD late this morning at Corry Hospital. The arrival adds happiness to the Alberts family as relatives celebrate the new arrival.
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John Alberts
the Corry Hownital
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