Anniversary Party for Mr and Mrs Dan Wright
Mr and Mrs Dan Wright of A D 4 celebrated at home with a housewarming and 8th wedding anniversary party. Their daughter Mrs Harold Tanner and daughter in law Mrs Alfred Wright hosted. 57 relatives and 7 friends attended with refreshments of Jello cake and coffee. Gifts included many presents and a purse of money. Official visit to Corry City Chapter No 17 of the Order of the Eastern Star by District Deputy Grand Matron Grace Kepler of Meadville. Over 100 attended with guests from Union City Youngsville Meadville Trumville Linesville and from Alabama Louisiana Ohio Pennsylvania and New York. Claude Blanchard presided assisted by Carl Anderson. A class of four candidates. November 8 is the next meeting date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Wright
Harold Tanner
Alfred Wright
Mrs. Wright
Grace Kepler
Meadville
Ant
Corry City
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic
Union City
Youngsville
Trumville
Linesville
Alabama
Louisana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
Claude Blanchard
Carl Anderson
Cobb and Ingram Families Welcome Newborn Sons
A son was born this morning to Mr and Mrs Frank Cobb of Columbus at Corry Hospital. A son was born last evening to Mr and Mrs Frank Ingram of 249 Mead Avenue at Corky Hospital. The mother Hobbie Jo Shambiteer is from New Orleans. The Thernm family resides here as he works for Price Construction Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Cobb
Columbus
Corry Hospital
Frank Ingram
Mead Avenue
Corky Hospital
Hobbie Jo Shambiteer
New Orleans
Thernm
Price Construction Go
Treon Luncheon Raises Funds for Bethesda Home
The Treon Society of St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church reported a successful luncheon on Wednesday. About 56.00 was raised to fund Christmas stockings for Bethesda Home children in Meadville and improvements to Sunday School rooms. A chili luncheon fed 98 attendees from 11:30 to 1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treon Society
St. Paul's Evangelical Dutheran Church
Bethesda
Meadville
H. 8. Bowman
Ruth Lanston
Gilbert Hosts Final Cocktail Party Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Harold A Gilbert entertained friends at their home on Es Iorels Street last evening marking their forty fourth wedding anniversary with a pleasant gathering and light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Gilbert
Harold A. Gilbert
Es Iorels Street
Aniversary
Sophomore Tri-Hi-Y Reports Edinboro Conference
Miss Sally Buttner and Miss Shirley Miller reported on the Edinboro Conference during the Sophomore Tri-Hi-Y meeting in the M C A rooms. Plans for a hob o party set for Saturday at 7 30 p m were finalized and a delegate to the Junior United Nations Conference in Harrisburg in March will be elected later. Square dancing provided the evening’s entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinboro
Sally Buttner
Shirley Miller
Harrisburg
Maren
Birthday Party for Miss Susanne Matz in West Pleasant
Miss Susanne Matz daughter of Mr and Mrs Norman Matz of West Pleasant street turned five and celebrated with a Hallowe en birthday party at Beth Israel Synagogue from four to five oclock. Mrs Kurt Leeds led games for twenty guests who ducked for apples and enjoyed party favors notemakers dixie cups and chocolate mousse. Mrs Matz photographed the event and guests received keepsakes from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susanne Matz
Norman Mats
West Pleasant Street
Beth Israel Synagogue
Kurt Leeds
Malz
Mat Tade
Bridal Shower for Mrs. Welcht Hosted by Mrs. Young
East Pleasant Street hostess Mrs Irvine Young threw a miscellanious bridal shower for Mrs Mary Welcht to be wed to Thomas Flanigan. Fifteen guests enjoyed luncheon, flowers, a bridescake inscribed Tom and Mary, games, corsage gifts, and small awards for each attendee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Welcht
Irvine Young
East Pleasant Street
Pel
Thomas Flanigan
Young
Tom and
Mary
Weicht
Miss Dorothy Mitchell Weds John Evans in Warren Church
Miss Dorothy Jean Mitchell married John Evans in a Warren ceremony Wednesday October 25. Rev Roger D Motty officiated at the E U B Church with attendants Miss Betty Grasham of Oil City and Thomas Smith of Franklin. The bride, Panama Central School class of 1950 graduate, works at the North Warren State Hospital. The groom, an Oil City High School alumnus, served in the Navy and also works at the hospital. They will reside in North Warren after a short honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood Connell
Bear Lake
Dorothy Jean Mitchell
Joi Evans
Oil City
Roger D. Motty
Warren
Betty Grasham
Oi City
Thomas Smith
Franklin
Miss Mitchell
Panama Central School
State Hopital
North’ Warren
Evans
Vacationing Miss Betty Huntley Visits Parents in Erie
A jumble of short notices shows Miss Betty Huntley taking two days off from Erie Infants Home to stay with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Merle Huntley on East South Street. Other items note travel plans for several residents including Miss Marle Zaffrupulus to North Andover for a friend's wedding and Mrs. Frank Ames with guests to Buffalo for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Huntley
Erie
Merle Huntley
East South Street
Marle Zaffrupulus
North Andover
Mass
Janet Redman
Frank Ames
Weight Hilyard
Jacksonville
Buffalo
George Hostetter
Glen Head
L 1
D. Armour Hillstrom
Wayne Street
Netta Young
Mott Street
Cleveland
I A. D. Gunkin
Minmue Bogart
Hansel
New York City
Cub Pack 181 Hallowe'en Party Winners
Cub Pack 181 held a Hallowe en party at Dumiow High School with 100 attendees in costumes. Prizes went to Mrs Bean McElroy Mrs Harold Scott Robert Higgins Walter Bowen Paul Bowen Edward Borstorf Kenneth Downey and William Bachomer. Cub parents are invited to a Pow Wow in Edinboro on Saturday November 4 with reservations due October 28. Richard Shattuck David Birks Sherwood Scott Charles Skinner and Jan Van Dresar won Cub sca ub awards. Doughnuts cider and coffee were served later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dumiow High School
Bean McElroy
Harold Scott
Robert Higgins
Walter Bowen
Paul Bowen
Edward Borstorf
Kenneth Downey
William Bachomer
Edinboro
Richard Shattuck
David Birks
Sherwood Scott
Charles Skinner
Jan van Dresar
Family Party for Miss Ann Harmon
A family dinner at the home of Dr and Mrs M T Gillette honored Miss Ann Harmon on her 8th birthday. Relatives gathered Tuesday evening to celebrate with cake and gifts for the birthday girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Harmon
M.T. Gillette
Benefit Bingo Party At St Edward's School Draws Crowd
Penny Parker friends held a bingo night at St Edward's School raising a record 1291 for the cause. About 1000 tickets sold to merchants lodges clubs and residents with many donations. Prizes included 25 10 8 and 30 10 winners and a grocery basket. several winners re donated prizes back to the benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lasrion Eyase Spensre
East South
Sircer Friends
Penny Parker
St. Edward’s School
Parker
Mt Corry Hospital
Duar
Allan May
Wient Smith
Raymond Gilson
Gary Longhurst
Iyn Downey
Coyle
Wally Loy
Farewell Party for Mrs. David Crawford
Yesterday afternoon a farewell gathering was held at Mrs. Paul Lines home on South Center Street for Mrs. David Crawford who is moving to Erie. Mrs. Lines presented a jewelry gift to Mrs. Crawford as guests enjoyed a salad and dessert course. Attendees included Mrs. Grice Wheeler Mrs. George Swock Mrs. Clifford Dundon Mrs. Harry Hall Mrs. Donald Dickinson Mrs. Joseph Hudson and Mrs. Richard Dackman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Crawford
Erie
Paul Lines
South Center Street
Archi Cheivell
Crawford
George Swock
Clifford Dundon
Harry Hall
Donald Dickinson
Joseph Hudson
Richard Dackman
Hilltop Club Holds Wednesday Afternoon Meeting
The Hilltop Club met at the home of Mrs. Milton Chaffee RD 1 for an afternoon session. Mrs. Lawrence Anderson presided during a brief business period before members quilted and endured a guessing game won by Miss Frank Maloney. The next gathering at Mrs. William Graybill will honor Mrs. Oscar Lindstrom. Pumpkins with whipped cream and coffee were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilltop Club
Milton Chaffee
Lawrence Anderson
Frank Maloney
William Graybill
Oscar Lindstrom
James Baker Honored at Weis Home Gathering
Mrs Jom Wels and Mrs Monroe Silvis hosted James Baker’s honor evening at the Weis residence on Franklin Street. Fourteen guests, including Mrs Raymond Cathers and Mrs L Barnes, awarded prizes for guessing contexts. Refreshments featured cake and coffee as guests admired gifts for Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wis
James Baker
Jom Wels
Monroe Silvis
Weis
Franklin Street
Raymond Cathers
L. Barnes
J. Wright
Frances Baker Ting
Duck Walen
Berean Society Hosts Halloween Masquerade Party
The Berean Society of the Baptist Church held a Halloween masquerade at Miss Gladys Roger’s West Church Street home for seven members. Rev Francis Whiteman and Richard Nelson led games with prizes. a salad course nut bread cupcakes tea and coffee were served by the hostess with Halloween decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berean Society of the Baptist Church
West Church Street
Gladys Roger Rev
Francis Whiteman
Richard Nelson
E A B Ladies Aid Met With Mrs Harris Watrous
The He BU B Chiwell Ladies Aid met yesterday at Columbus home of Mrs Harris Watrous. Miss Gladys Canfield led scripture verses and routine business was discussed by 18 members. An afternoon of quilting followed with pumpkin pie and whipped cream served, next meeting set for November 1 at Mrs Tda Jewell’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. B. Ladies’ Aid
Harris Watrous
Ladies’ Aid
He BU. B. Chiwell
Columbus
BE. Bush
Gladys Canfield
Aid
Tda Jewell
Community Halloween Party Sponsored by Spring Greek Church
The Truth Seekers Class of the Spring Greek Congregational Church sponsors a community Hallowe en party Friday evening at the Community Building. It starts at Bo glock with Halloween games contests and refreshments. All residents are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Creek
Truth Seekers
Greek Congregational Church
Hallowe'en
Bo'glock
Corry Bridge Association Dinner and Bridge Winners Report
The Corry Bridge Association held a dinner for 35 guests at Columbus Community. Mrs W Jones reported a good balance in the group's funds. Harold Burgnon led two business sessions approving last minutes. Bridge results at FW Post included top scores by Worth and South, East West, and other pairs with figures noted. Next week’s Winter Tournament reservations are taken by Mrs Philip Zaleneck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Association
Corry Bridge Association
Columbus
Ladies’ Aid
Harold Burgnon
W. Jones
FW Post Fame
H. J. Rowe
Done
Worth
South
Walten H. Scott
Harmon
GE. Bennett
L. E. Graham
FM Bortholme
Boag
Philip Zaleneck
Montgomery Ward Employees Host Party at Mead Park
Montgomery Ward workers held a social yesterday in Mead Park recreation room. Thomas Crag and Edmund Barr were honored guests after a afternoon of cards games and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery Ward
Thomas Crag
Wnd
Edmund Barr
Mead Park
Gen
Clymer Club Discusses Forming Kindergarten
October meeting of the Clymer Pre-School Mothers Club considered starting a kindergarten at Clymer School. President Wayde Quereveld led the session with Mrs Ot to Watrous of R.D. 4 Corry as host. Speakers included Dr Williams on “Pumbers and Gauces in Little Children” and Frederick N. Westphal on cancer aid programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer Club
Clymer
Otto Watrous
R.D. 4
Corry
Wayde Quereveld
Unis
Clymer School
Lyle Fardink
American Society of Chautarqus
Williams
Gauce
Sint Children
Frederick N. Westphal
Akeed
Cancer Society
Toca
Culling Pre-School Mothers Club Event Noted Guests
A social event hosted for guests including Mrs. Whiter DeShaver Mrs. Roy Redman Mrs. Carl Marsh and Mrs. Marian Way. The gathering featured refreshments for attendees connected with the Culling Pre-School Mothers Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiter DeShaver
Roy Redman
Carl Marsh
Marian Way
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Arne
Helen
Toga
Tote Ladi
Lorraine
America
Bios
Dorothy Mitchell
John Evans
Walter Auer
East Smith Street
Baltimore
Walter
Washington, D.C
Robert
Wilmington
Del
T. A. Rossin
Blaine
A. Phillip
James P. Sullivan
Miss Ann Harmon
Center St
Berean Society Masquerade Party
National Bank of Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Warners
Warner
Chapin
W. Main St
Fsf
Cross & Blackwell Frozen
Campbell's Pork & Beans
Dog Food
Campbell's Tomato Soup
White House
New York State
Bruces
Ee Os
Jello
Duz
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