Couple G Jin ner hosts supper and party at Corry hotel
Mr. and Mrs. C. 5. Spitzer of Oly er were hosts to a group of friends last evening at dinner at Hotel Corry and a party at their home later. Their guests included Mr. and Mrs. Poul eertink of Corty and Mr. and Mrs Kyle Neckers and Mr. and Mrs. Idn Leglers of Clymer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G Jinner
Hotel Corry
C. 5. Spitzer
Olyer
Poul Eertink
Corty
Kyle Neckers
Idn Leglers
Clymer
Rebekah Helping Hand Club Meets for Quilting
Twenty six members of the Re bekah Helping Hand club met yesterday afternoon in I O O F hall. The afternoon was spent with quilting and later supper was served by a committee including Mrs John Obrn, Mrs Carl Gustafson and Mrs Dorr Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. H. Club
Rebekah Helping Hand Club
I. O. OG. F. Hall
John Obrn
Carl Gustafson
Dorr Clark
Fingerprinting talk anchors Kiwanis dinner program
Kiwanians heard Patrolman Ross Mead discuss fingerprinting at the Ritz restaurant. He reviewed the method’s history and cited cases proving its value in identification. A nominating committee was named for next week’s officers and plans were outlined for Kiwanis ladies night on November 6 and a Rotary-Kiwanis joint event on November 13. Numerous out-of-town guests and local residents attended or were mentioned in connection with visits, travels, or ceremonies in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritz
Ross ‘Mead
Mead
John Connors
C. E. Shoop
Guy Simmons
Kiwanis
Rotary-Kiwanis
Stephen Oliver
Har) Miller
Oral Keeney
James Gilliland
OW Guy
Junior High PTA Meeting Largely Attended
Over two hundred parents teachers and friends attended the Junior High and Junior Elementary Parent-Teachers Association dinner meeting at the school. The Junior High band directed by William Knowlton played four selections. Corporal J J Burke of the Pennsylvania Motor Police spoke on highway safety. Mrs B S Dewey led community singing. Mrs J H Heerlein reported on the Warren PTA convention. First grade and 7B won membership drive awards. Plans to remodel uniforms for the Senior High band were approved, with contact through Mrs Heerlein or Mrs John Westley. Next meeting set for Thursday November Wth as a joint session with city BTA s. H G Wolfe will present a first aid demo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTA
dJuunior High
Parent- Teachers’ Association
William Knowlton
J. J. Burke
Pennsylvania Motor Police
B.S. Dewey
J. H. Heerlein
Warren
Heerlein
John ‘Westley
H. G. Wolfe
Red Cross
Washington PTA Enjoyable October Meeting Program
The Washington Parent-Teachers Association held its October meeting at the school with a screen supper served by a committee. Miss Ann Baressi supervised a program featuring group singing, devotionals, a talk on the defense housing project Haven by Thomas J. McCoy, and a Buddy Trouper show with music and songs led by Buddy Tanner, concluding with The Star Spangled Banner. Mrs. Stanley Nichols led the business session and routing matters were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Pta
Washington Parent-Teachers' Association
Donald Small
B.S. Skinner
Clifford Long
Charles McMillan
Ann Baressi
Singing of America
Wave Perkins
E. A. Hook
Defense
Roger Stowe
Louis Vogt
Barney Sheldon
Stanley Nichols
Five Hundred Club Meets at Johnson Home
Mrs William Johnson Jr hosted a five hundred club gathering at her Fairview street home last evening. Awards went to Mrs Walter McElroy, Mrs Edward Jerome, and Mrs Merle Koistee. Attendees included Mrs Artour Pitts, Mrs Dorr Clark, Mrs Marshall Hughes, Mrs John Sheehan, and Mrs Leo Rignard. A lunch was served. the next meeting will be at the home of Mrs Hughes in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Five Hundred Club
Johnson Home
William Johnson Jr
Fairview Street
Walter McElroy
Edward Jerome
Merle Koistee
Artour Pitts
Dorr Clark
Marshall Hughes
John Sheehan
Leo Rignard
Johnson
Hughes
Ingathering Day Set for Needlework Guild Members
With time nearing for the Needlework Guild to collect garments, members are urged to turn in all items at their earliest convenience. Ingathering is planned for Thursday October 8, when Guild directors meet with Mrs Poste. Davis, leader from North Center street, is based at Government House Nassau near the Duke and Duchess of Windsor residence, an area of ten acres of landscaped grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poste. Davis
North Center Street
Government House
Duke and Duchess of Windsor
Nassau
Campfire Dinner At Dingfelder Home Hallowe en Party
The Women s Relief Corps camp fire dinner and Hallowe en party were held yesterday at Mrs W M Dingfelder s Home Route 6 Dinner served at 12 30 P M to eighteen members and friends Decorations followed Hallowe en theme Committee assisting included Mrs W P Wesley Mrs James Welters and Mrs Stella R Shranaben Plans were made to do Red Cross sewing and use quilts for the Corps bene fit
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dingfelder
Women's Relief Corps
Hallowe'en
W. M. Dingfelder
W. P. Wesley
James Welters
Stellar Shranaben
Red Cross
Beneft
Corps
Dinner Tonight For Tolley Convocation At Allegheny College
Schools Superintendent B S Dewey will attend a 7 pm dinner at Allegheny College Meadville in connection with a convocation honoring William Pearson Tolley completing his tenth year as college president. The convocation is at 3 pm this afternoon with dedications of Anna Clayde Brooks and Walker halls scheduled for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.S. Dewey
Allegheny College
Meadville
William Pearson Tolley
Anna Clayde Brooks
Walker
Legion Installation Ceremonies Tonight at Sidney Post
Elmer G. Caria Post will hold installation ceremonies for officers this evening at the regular meeting at the Post home on North Center street. Sidney Devore 28th district commander will conduct the ceremonies.
Introducing child born to Endegt family in Corry
A baby was born last evening to Mr and Mrs Alton Endegt of Corry BC at Corny Hospital. The mother previously went by Stella Broughton and is now Mrs Klinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton Endegt
Corry B.C
Corny Trowpital
Klinger
Stella Broughton
Recent Brides Are Honored by Columbus Teachers
Columbus teachers entertained last evening at Miss Amy Olin’s home honoring three recent brides Mrs Albert Sandburg Mrs Bernard Porter and Mrs Carl Meliury. Natalie Dodd won the games award. A dessert lunch in pink and white followed. Each guest received a gift from the group including Mrs M Bonney Miss Florence Zolegrave Miss Elizabeth Cuthbert Miss Mary Waile Mrs Blanche Bannell Miss Dodd and Miss Olin. J W Peldt returned from a business trip to New York City for Raymond Manufacturing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Amy Olirn
Albert Sandburg
Besnara Porter
Carl Meliuyr
Natalie Dodd
M. 5 Bonney
Florence Zolegrave
Elizabeth Cuthbert
Mary Waile
Blanche Bannell
Dodd
Ohrn
W. Peldt
New York City
Raymond Manufacturing Company
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Miie Tb
Rex Theatre
Capra
Mr. Smith
Washington
Mr. Deeds
Town
Nighitv
SKY Raiders
Agorans
America
FORD
Lincoln-Zephyr
Powell Motor Company
Coats
Ckerman’s
North Center St
Corry, Pa
C. C. Muliberg
Irwin
HL. Wissinger
West Prederick Sirest
George Nagel, Jr
Upland
Ind
Taylor University
A. Johnson
West Church Street
Gertrude
J. K. Burteh
W. Panghorn
Rf. S. Dewey
Jamestown
Carl Carlson
Corry
Jean Sweetland
Youngsville
Doatt Bell
Moll Street
Joe Meyer
Erie
John Gaffney
Mary O'Hare
Akron
D. FP. Abel
Cleveland
Hugh O'Hare
East
Bond Street
Paul Slouder
C. C. Hassett
Waynesboro
G. M. Hagai
Lynchburg
James M. Hassett
H. H. Olds
Nevin Cole
Relay
James Sullivan
Mary Jean
Mary Gertrude Hannan
Titusville
Crawford Counties
Carlyle
Thomas and Sons
Chicago
Thomas
Claude Place
John Habink
Ohio
West Bend Street
Franz Flittner
St. Thomas Rectory
St.Thoms
Frants J. Graves
P. K
Hazel ‘M. Filter
Annie Flitinen
South Center Street
Leo Franz
Leo T. Franz
1St Bond Street
Vel
William W Myers
Myer
Franz
West Dennick Avenue
Younestown
United Engineering Company
Frinn
Corry High Wheel
The
Aero Supply Company
Jane
Corry High School
Pennsylvania State College
Rinso
Lakeview
Annis
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
Mrs. Darling
Neighborhood Garden Club
Prank Frost
Hast Smith Street
Kathryn Darling
Sik. Yeats
Florida
Community Chest OF
Erie County
Bernstein Bros
Corry, Fenp’s
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