Women’s Seer Corps Hails New Members at Masonic Hall
The Women’s Seer Corps met at the Masonic Hall at 2 PM with Mrs. Kit Brown presiding. Plans were made for a November 2 chicken dinner, with Mrs. Monroe Silvis chairing and Mrs. Mary Morrison in charge of the dining room. Two new members were welcomed, Mrs. Jesse Haenel and Mrs. Mary Smith of Clymer, and a Halloween masquerade was set for October 26 at Mrs. Rose Westley’s home.
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Seer Corps
Masonic Hal
Kit Brown
Masonic Hall
Monroe Silvis
Mary Morrison
Corps
Jesse Haenel
Mary Smith
Clymer
Rose Westley
Fourth Avenue
Jessie Haskell
Reynolds
Silvis
George Rhodes
Kenneth Gregory
Alma Dingfeléer
Kirk Brown
Hallowe'en Costume Party by Catholic Daughters
Hallowe en party for Court No 35 Catholic Daughters of America featured costumes, stunts, games, and a haunted house. Miss Hazel Sweet chaired. awards honored Mrs James Cassidy as Chinaman, several members as tramps, a navy man, an army air corps officer, and other outfits. Cider and doughnuts served after the event.
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Hallowe'en
Catholic Daughters of America
Hallowe'ens
Havel Sweet
Chaiman
James Cassidy
P. G. Wood
John Mooney
Harold Cragg
Cleve Morton
Army Air Corps
Hugh Muckinhaupl
Donald Nantes
J. A. Needhuam
Paul Weber
James Sullivan
Pred Hannan
Miss Sweet
Indy
Lt Dale Spencer Addresses Kiwanis Club Toast Master Introduces Speaker
Lt Dale Spencer spoke to Kiwanis members on his missions over Germany claiming ten planes shot down. The event at Rite Restaurant featured a Ladies Night with 32 attendees, including Mr and Mrs H Rice, and guests George Aidrus Jon Davison and Robert Scott.
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Dale Spencer
Kiwanis Club
RE Anmhough
G. Carl Wenge
Spencer
Isis
Germany
H. Rice
George Aidrus
Jon Davison
Robert Scott
Dinner Party for Miss Martha Wallace in WAVES honor
Miss Martha Wallace, recently inducted into the WAVES, was guest of honor at a steak dinner at Hotel Comy. Hostess Mrs Frank Lavgie and Misses Ruth Lindsley Janet Van derhoft Florence Beckwith and Grace Hoylen presented individual sitts. The group adjourned to Miss Beckwith's home for cards. Mrs Laurie was high scorer as dessert was served late.
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Amiss
Marina Wallace
Frank Lavgie
Ruth Lindsley
Janet Vanderhoft
Florence Beckwith
Grace Hoylen
Hotel Comy
Miss Wallace
Miss Beckwith
Laurie
First Session of Women of the Moose Speakers at Corry Lodge
JAMES satus of the Warren lodge spoke at the first regular meeting of the Corry lodge last evening. Mrs Hanks described the order work alms and history. Pitty attended and lodge rooms in the Christensen building served as the meeting site with year chairmen appointed. Next meeting set for November 16.
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AWS
James Satus
Warren
Women of the Moose
Corry
Columbus Ladies Aid Met Last Night
Twenty five attended the Ladies Aid supper at Columbus last night. The group held its regular monthly meeting with a fine dinner served at the Community Church.
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Columbus Ladies‘ Aid
Ladies Aid Super
Columbus
Qiair
Dinner meeting at Hotel Corry draws officials list
Officials from C J gathered at Hotel Corry Thursday for a private dinner in the Corry Jamestown area. The event included a group of attendees whose names appear in the record: Hillstrom, Dabilliand, Windahl, Dunlu, and several others, with a focus on postwar issues and policy questions discussed in a formal setting.
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C.J
Hotel Corry
Cary
OR. Hillstrom
D. Alinoilf Billstroie
Atton Dabilliand
W. A Dunlu
Melvin Nelgoh
A. &. Rebnberg
R. ©. Larson
Walter Windahl
How to Host a Hallows Eve Party for Kids
Advice by Charlotte Adams AP Food Editor outlines a family friendly HalloWeen party. Parents should join in planning while guiding helpers and keeping decorations, games, and a full meal style supper. A Spook Supper menu includes vegetable soup peanut butter jelly sandwiches Jack O Lantern spice cake and seven minute frosting for a festive cake.
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Charlotte Adams
Associated Press
Mikes
Presbyterian ladies meet to sew for church benefit
The Ladies of the Presbyterian Church met yesterday afternoon to sew on aprons. The aprons will be sold to raise money for church needs. They worked from 3 to 5 oclock and enjoyed the camaraderie.
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Presbyterian
Lidies
Presbyterian Church
Father And Son Dinner At Elgin Church
The Men s Brotherhood hosted a Father and Son dinner at the Elgin church with over seventy present. Attorney Franke Hosbach of Erie delivered the principal address while the Corry Men s Quartet provided numbers. A fine dinner followed, served by the Elgin Aid Society, part of an annual event held at Elgin or McGray churches.
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Father and Son
Elgin Church
Men's Brotherhood of
T He
Amius
Potter and Son
Franke Hosbach
Erie
Corry
Aid Society of the
Elgin
McGray
Spencer Ladies' Aid Meets for All Day Red Cross Work
The Spencer Community Ladies Aid assembled yesterday at Mrs. Marion Fitch Sciola's home for an all day session. They did Red Cross sewing and enjoyed a luncheon. The workers completed much sewing and hope for a larger turnout at the next meeting.
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Spencer Ladies’ Aid
Spencer Community Ladies Aid
Marion, Fitch
Sciola
Red Cross
Elks Hold Brief Meeting of 769 Lodge on Thursday
The B. F. O. Elks 769 held a short Thursday session at the club home with routine business. Several dozen membership applications were received and will be acted upon at the next meeting. An unrelated note mentions a temperature requirement of 1775 degrees Celsius to melt platinum.
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Elks
B. F. O. Elks_769
Gas Well Strikes Near County Hospital In Gore Road Area
A gas well struck Thursday on land owned by Dr. D. Condrén near Gore road close to the county tuberculosis hospital. Pressure reached high pounds and the roar carried for miles. Reportedly one of the county’s largest gas strikes, drilling had begun two weeks earlier with plans to reach 1000 feet but stopped at about 600 feet as landowners reportedly sold the land.
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Pvt
Raymond McCoy
Fort Mead
West Washington Street
Armour Hillstrom
Wright Street
Washington, D. C
Hillstrom
Corry-Jamestown Mig. Corp
Harley Banks
Bronk Seamers
Jamestown
Aickman
Gerald Wood
Navy
Ross Feblman
Charlotte
Fort Smith
Ark
Ross Febimar
Francis
Jaquith
Gardner Field
Calif
Emma Bates
Shem
Cleveland
Lawrence Morton
Cleve Morton
Eust Smith Street
Camp McCoy
Wis
Bessie Robbing
Torpedo
Corry
Clyde Greene
West Pleasant Street
Robbins
Conny
James Kyser
James
Centerville
Manley Robbins
East Main Street
Harold Powell
North Center Street
Kittanning
Johnstown
C. F. Hildebrand
Ray Street
Carl Gustafson
Maxine Skinner
Erie
Lie Women’s Missionary Society
United Lutheran Church
St. Matthew’s Church
Edwin Armitage
Erle Juday
John Ashroyer
Journal
Mary Louise Hickey
Red Cross
Deshon Hospital
Harviatt Caligrove
Donald Bloss
Philadelphia
East Smith Street
Walter Peake
Frank Kéleher
J. W. Hawley
Wicker
Congress Street
HLM
Usl
Dr. d. &. Condrén
Gore
Production of cocoons in Sao Paulo rises tenfold
Brazil's cocoons production in Sao Paulo State has surged tenfold amid rapid oil industry growth over the past decade. The industry expects about 6.6 million pounds this year, up from 50,000 in 1995, according to Rio de Janeiro newspaper O Jornal.
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Brazil
Sao Paulo
Rio de Janeiro
O Jornal
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