Hospitality Club meeting features Armour speaker and cooking talk
The Hospitality Club will meet Tuesday at 1 30 in the Garden Room of the VeW Post home with Jerry Weinheimer representing Armour Meat Packing Co as guest speaker. He will show a cooking methods film and speak on chate cuts grades of beef pork and veal. Steak sandwiches will be served. Mrs Stanley Malek will discuss diets and baking.
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Hospitality Club
VEW Post
Jerry Weinheimer
Armour Meat Packing Company
Weinheimer
Stanley Malek
Corry Memorial Hospital
Don Williams
Raymond Bachemer
Frank Lockwood
C. E. Rafter
Plan Girl Scout Leaders Meeting Sets Training Year
A group of Girl Scout leaders met at Mrs E J Tobias home to plan the 1954 55 year Combining neighborhood meetings with Basic Leaders Training Course fifteen members attended volunteers are needed Troops represented include St Edward s School Wright School Presbyterian Elementary No 39 No 146 No 120 No 173 Training Course will be at Wright School first and third Tuesdays in the art room Miss Adele McCray leads The meeting closed with light refreshments
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E. J. Tobias
St. Edward's School
Margaret Frisina
Brownie
John Chillock
Fred Walsh
Presbyterian Intermediate
Adele McCray
Betty Smith
Wright School
Tobias
James Harper
Amby Allen
Rasselas Brown
Porter Auer
Paul Bauer
William Shamburg
C. A. Hillstrom
Ray Dennis
T. J. Boland
Halfast
Baby Shower Honors Ploss Twins at Sixth Street Home
Miss Eva Jeanne Ploss and a baby boy were celebrated at a shower hosted by Mrs. Donald Winans and Mrs. Archie Ploss. Sixteen guests attended at 82 Sixth Street as relatives donated gifts and refreshments. Prizes were awarded to several attendees for party games.
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Ploss
Eva Jeanne Ploss
Donald Winans
Archie Ploss
Charles Plass
Sixth Street
Helen Plass
Charles Cornish
Charles Hall
Fred Howard
Lyle Smith
Plass Twins
CGG Club Halloween Party At West Pleasant Street
CGG Club members attended a Halloween themed meeting hosted by Mrs. Milton Van Dresar on West Pleasant street. Two tables of contract bridge were played with awards to Mrs. J. F. Needham Mrs. Donald Hall and Mrs. Van Dresar. A dessert lunch with fall fruits and flowers followed. Mrs. Alfred M. Morrison will entertain in two weeks.
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CGG
CGG Club
Milton van Dresar
West Pleasant Street
J. F. Needham
Donald Hall
van Dresar
Alfred M. Morrison
Benninks Host Halloween Evening for Silver Links Class
Mr and Mrs Guy Bennink entertained the Silver Links Class of the Evangelical United Brethren Church at their South Center street home. The gathering featured Halloween games, visiting and television. Mrs Bennink gave a brief routine, a business session followed, and devotions were led by Mrs Dan Culver. Pumpkin pie coffee cider and doughnuts were served before adjournment to meet on November eighth.
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GY Os Uink
Evangelical United Brethren Church
South Center Street
Bennink
Dan Culver
College Women's Club To Meet At Hotel Corry
College Women's Club members are reminded their October meeting will be held Monday evening in the Corry Room at Hotel Corry instead of the usual place. Anthony Crane of Shenango Pottery Co promotes a 8 o clock program on china and pottery. Committee includes Mrs. O W Bracken Sr chairman and several members.
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College Women’s Club
Hotel Corry
College Women's Club
Corry
Anthony Crane
Shenango Pottery Company
New Castle
O. W. Bracken Sr
Lawrence Andersen
S. E. Anderson
Ann Baresssi
Ruth Bennett
R. E. Grimm
Richard Potter
Robert Jordan
William Peiffer
Robert Sprague
Club Social Gatherings Card Party Set by Auxiliary
Mrs. Robert Curtis chairs the Corry Memorial Hospital Ladies Auxiliary card party Monday night at the Garden Room of the VFW Post home. Prizes for each table and door prizes from G C Murphy Seas Drugs Corry Pharmacy Rex Theatre and Joe's Bargain Store. Tickets available from auxiliary members or at the door. Bring own cards and enjoy refreshments after.
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Robert Curtis
Corry Memorial Hospital Ladies Auxiliary
VFW Post Home
G. C. Murphy
Seas Drugs
Corry Pharmacy
Rex ‘Theatre
Joe's Bargain Store
WRC Public Dinner Raises Sixty Dollars in Corry
The Women’s Relief Corps sponsored a public roast beer dinner at Orange Hall, netting 60 dollars. A regular meeting followed with 30 in attendance. Loretta Belden spoke on the Meadville WRG convention. Plans include a November 5 bazaar and bake sale.
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Women’s Relief Corps
Corry Orange Hall
WRG
Meadville
Loretta Belden
Merle Long
Walter Pier
C. A. Pier
Ross Mack
Ralph Heath
City
Marjorie Brown
Forest Brown
North East
Halloween Party Planned by North Center Moose Lodge
A Halloween event for youth members of Moose and Women of the Moose is planned Friday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the Moose club rooms on North Center Street with refreshments and prizes. The following night a masquerade for adults from both lodges features dancing to Ace King and Queen and costume prizes.
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Moose Lodge
Moose
Women of the Moose
Moose Club
North Center Street
the Moose
Plo
Halloween Party At Community House
The Concord Community Club held a Halloween party with 75 members and friends. Webb McCray led the business session scheduling the next meeting for November 19 and noting a supper by Mrs. Clyde Hall Mrs. Webb McCray and Mrs. Edna Wade. Prizes were won by Miss Laura McCray John Preebourn Larry Stultz and Miss Gladys Chelton. James contests were played and refreshments of pumpkin pie doughnuts cider and coffee were served.
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Concord Community Club
Webb McCray
Clyde Hall
Edna Wade
Laura McCray
John Preebourn
Larry Stultz
Gladys Chelton
Eight Belles Club Hosts Miss Downey for Halloween Plans
The Eight Belles Club met with hostess Miss Cathy Downey of East Pleasant street. The gathering featured horseback riding, dancing, and light refreshments. Members scheduled a Halloween party next Friday at Miss Susan Hutchinson's Marion street home. Meanwhile Bethlehem Steel Corp resumed two open hearth furnaces, lifting plant production to 92 percent of capacity in Buffalo, N Y.
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Eight Belles Club
Cathy Downey
East Pleasant Street
Susan Hutchinson
Marion Street
Buffalo
Bethlehem Steel Co
Accused Son to Attend Final Rites for Mother
Somerset Pa. John Onstead 24, accused of killing his mother Mrs Kathleen Onstead, is to attend today’s funeral under heavy guard after a Windber home argument Wednesday night. Judge Thomas F. Lansberry ordered the protection and Onstead admits striking her with a cosmetic jar during the dispute.
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Somerset
Thomas F. Lansberry
John Onstead
Lansberry
Onstead
Quinn
Kathleen Onstead
Windber
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