Miss Mildred Young of Sige City Leaves for New York
Society notes from Corry detail Miss Mildred Young daughter of Mr and Mrs Wallace Young of Jett departing last evening for a week in New York City before resuming her sophomore studies at Middlebury College Middlebury. Other local residents travel or return from short trips visiting relatives in Erie Jamestown and Columbus while several address a hospital update in Hamot and treat an arm injury in Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Young
Wireht St
Wallace ‘Young
Jett
New York City
Middlebury College
Middlebury
William Halfast
Eddie
Irving Street
Halfast
Morris Halfast
Centerville
D. Armour Hillstrom
Wright Street
D. Fay
Brooke
Erie
Leo
Hamot
Velma McCray
Juanita
Leora Stranahan
Cecil Brown
Temple Men's Club
Joyce Butters
Oil City
Ateer
Park Street
Lou Kowalski
Atlanta
Aero Supply
T. W. Knisely
Norma
Altoona
Butler ‘Bros
Women of the Moose Halloween Party at Moose Hall
The Women of the Moose host a masquerade Halloween party for all Moose members and out of town guests on Tuesday evening October 31 at 9 30 in the Moose Hall on West Washington Street. An orchestra will play for dancing with a prize waltz and prizes for costumes. Refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Moose
Washington Street
Annual Ladies Night Event Of Corry Rotary Club Enjoyed
Corry Rotary Club held its annual Ladies Night at Hotel Corry with over ninety percent attendance. Guests included Congressman L Rodgers and C Arthur Blass Teut Col and Mrs Stuart Houghton, Brice Sailor of Liga Her club, and Mr and Mrs E D Mackentale. Sunset Ramblers provided quartet numbers with Glen Middleton on piano and Solovox. Group singing and social games followed a dinner served at an early hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Rotary Club
Rotary
Hotel Corry
2. L. Rodgers
Erie Club
C. Arthur Blass
Teut
Stuart Hough
Concord PTA Hosts Girl Scout Program Night
The October Concord PTA meeting at the school featured Adele McCray and Corry Girl Scouts outlining their community activities. Music included piano solos by Myra Lou Heerlein and Beverly Rauscher, with readings by Patsy Skinner and Grace Middleton, plus Girl Scout songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Pta
Hallowe'en
Adele McCray
Girl Scouts of
Cor~ Ry
Miss McCray
Corry
Myra Lou Heerlein
Lizzie
Patsy Skinner
Beverly Rauscher
Beverly
Rauscher
Harriet Markett
Betty Lou Johnson
Grace Middleton
Mildred Denton
Philadelphia
No- Hone! Council of Parents and Teachers
Joseph Guignon
PTA
William Ingram
Nellie Eifeson
Carl Casseth
Ann Wolford
Ruth Lille Hosts Hallowe'en Party on East Church Street
Ruth Lille entertained eighteen guests at a Hallowe'en party last evening at her East Church Street home. The gathering featured games singing and dancing with refreshments of sandwiches cider and doughnuts served late. The house was festively decorated for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Lillie
Hallowe'en
Ruth Lille
East Church Street
Teachers Form Plans For Coming Year
Anew Tye wares wet last opening in Room 4 to formulate the program for the coming year. All the committee members of the teaching staff were present and S. E. Anderson, as president, conducted the meeting. On Tuesday the command officer of the German prisoners camp at Sheffield will be here to address the teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tye Wares
S. E. Anderson
Sheffield
Corry Women On County GOP Council Elected
Corry women on the county Republican Women’s Council elected delegates to represent the group at the state convention on November 14 in Harrisburg. Two Corry women were chosen, alongside Erie Republicans, with several alternates named for the Erie region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ele County
Harrisburg
Corry
FL. Austin
Maple Avenue
Mvs
James Macinnes
Erie
First Annual Hobby Exhibit and Antique Show
A community group of local enthusiasts hosts the First Annual Hobby Exhibit and antique show on November 14 at the Practice House at the dinner High School. Public entries welcomed. contact Miss Boneils Gordon, Mrs. Wallace Young, or Mrs. Est Haight by Friday, November 1. Refreshments offered. proceeds benefit the Corry chapter of the Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Questor
Sue Tirst
Kidney Fatigue Relief Promoted By Thompson Bor-Soma Tablets
An old advertisement extols Thompson Bor-Soma Tablets as a stimulant for kidneys to remove poisonous waste from the blood and ease misery. It claims benefits for liver and stomach and suggests Golden Hex Tablets for constipation. The copy imitates early 20th century patent medicine tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Pre Bridal Shower Honors Miss Dahistrand Before Weddings
Hostesses Helen Beckwith and Dorothy Whaley organized a miscellaneous shower for Miss Betty Jane Dahistrand who marries Walter Bertram this Saturday. The Beckwith home on North Center Street hosted the event with five hundred dollars in play prizes awarded to Mrs. William Dunlap Miss Dahlstrand Mrs. Gene Vincent and Miss Donna Bertram. Salads and a late lunch were served. gifts were given to the guest of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Beckwith
Dorothy Whaley
Betty Jane Dahistrand
Walter Bertram
Beckwith
North Center Street
William Dunlap
Dahlstrand
Gene Vincent
Donna Bertram
Birthday Party for Jan Van Dresar Celebrated
Mrs Alfred Van Dresar hosted a Tuesday birthday party for her son Jan who turned three. Twelve guests attended the celebration at 565 East South Street with favors, Halloween suckers hats ice cream and cake. Guests included Mark Root Jonella Spaulding John Magnarditi Joe Magnarditi Bobby Ronnie Elsie Hunt Walter Williams Judy Vanissa Marcella Lowe Terry Mimmy and their mothers. Mrs J H Ward of Ow City attended as grandmother’s guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan van Dresar
Alfred van Dresar
East
South Street
Jan
Lttle
Mark Root
Jonella Spaulding
John
Joe Magnarditi
Bobby
Ronnie
Elsie Hunt
Walter
Laura Mey Williams
Judy Vanissa
Marcella Lowe
Terry Mimmy
J. H. Ward
Red Cross Workers To Attend Meeting in Pittsburgh
Red Cross chapters will meet in Pittsburgh from October 20 to November 4 at a theater workers institute. The gathering mirrors earlier meetings in Philadelphia and Williamsport and will stress continued wartime services and early postwar veteran welfare planning. Attending Corry participants include Mrs Mildred Alfred R H Rosshacher D B Taggart Mrs D Smiley Mr and Mrs Robert E Brown Mr and Mrs Harald Wadle Mrs E C Ratter Mrs Hazel Shuss Mr Russell Sherman Mrs R W Ene and Mrs Elbert Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oreven
Robert E. Brown
Harald Wadle
E. C. Ratter
Hazel Shuss
Russell Sherman
R. W. [Ene
Elbert Miller
Foremen Dinner At Hotel Corry Marks Opening Session
C J Foremen host dinner at Hotel Corry as opening session for the annual Fall school for the foremen of the Corry Jamestown Mfe Corp. R S Spoon a Western Electric buyer from New York will speak on radio and radar parts use. Out of town guests Harold Edgren Maurice Cowen Roy Edgren also attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Corry-Jamestown
Mr. Spoon
Harold Edgren
New York City
Maurice Cowen
Hoston
Roy Edgren
Chicago
Mrs Walter Krupa Hosts Halloween Bridge Club
Mrs Walter Krupa of West Frederic street entertained her bridge club last evening at her home. Two tables played contract bridge with honors going to Mrs Howard Ross and Mrs S E Anderson. A dessert course was served and the gathering reflected the Halloween season. The next meeting will be at Mrs Howard Ross on Raymond Avenue on November th
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Krupa
West Fredericle Street
Howard Ross
S. E. Anderson
Introducing a Daughter to Mr and Mrs Samuel Perry
A daughter was born yesterday at Corry Hospital to Mr and Mrs Samuel Perry of 126 Lemon Street. The same morning a son was born at Corry Hospital to Mr and Mrs John Houghtling of 1362 North Center Street. Mrs Houghtling was Doris Jaderstrom and Mr Houghtling is in the Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Perry
Lemon Street
Corry Hospital
Corry ‘Hospital
John Houghtling
North Center Street
Houghtling
Doris Jaderstrom
Army
Dewey rails at Roosevelt on Congress and armed forces power
In Minneapolis Dewey declares only Congress can determine quotas of American forces for any international security body and opposes restrictions on delegation. He accuses Roosevelt of warring with Congress and twisting legislation for political aims. The speech follows a Chicago stop promising focus on moral issues and records distortions. Penicillin research scene noted at Penn State College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Dewey
Roosevelt
Thomas E. Dewey
United States
Minneapolis
Congress
Paul Lockwood
Dewny
Chicago
Services for James A. Ward held at St Thomas Church
Funeral services were held for James A. Ward with a brief prayer at Bracken-Keating Funeral Home and a requiem mass at St. Thomas Church. Burial followed at St. Thomas Cemetery. Out-of-town mourners attended, including families from Cleveland and Willoughby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Wettach
Regina Schreuts
Mercian Ryan
James
Ward Peay Mitchell Alk
Cleveland
Thryn Farrell
Willough
James A
George Ward
New Ward
Bracken- Keating
St. Thomas’ Church
Francis Graves
St. Thomas Cemetery
Charles Spiesman
Ralph, Chirletizio
Frank Kinley
Richard Dempsey
Nicholas Ressler
William McCarthy
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Blatt Bros
Aa Victor
Aee Donnl
Kay Kysers
Cotta Sint Tae Tri Nee
Greenville Theatre Corp
REX Theatre
Bogden
John A, Blatt, Corry
Albert
Virginia Art
N. T. Gillette
Village
South Center Street
Pittsburgh
Jamestown
Tbs
Empire State Peas
Hetty
Mesociety
Women of the Moose
Hallowe’ En
Raymond
MFG. CO
County Gop Council
Miss Dahistrand
Red Cross
Helen Shoppe
Pennsylvanis State College
Woolrich
Melton
Suchiesons
Bernstein Bros
Corry War Fund
National War Fund
Frank C. Chapin & Son
Commonwealth
John A. Shroyer
Tash Summer
Martin
an/l
Helen
Zuckerman
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