Hallowe en Party At Sherwood Home Hosts Daring Dart
Mrs J B Sherwood of Spartansburg entertained at a Hallowe en Dart last evening for her daughters Mary Jo and Louise. Forty eight guests played games with prizes won by Freddie Deimer Eunice Wade Charles Ayers Phyllis Ingram Marjorie Platt Wade Terrill and Nancy Huthn. The decorations featured pumpkins black cats and other seasonal elements. A lunch was served by the hostess assisted by Mrs Robert Bunce Ray Diemer Mrs Walter Krupa Mrs John Decker and Miss Dorothy Patterson. Each guest took home a horn ant and a basket of candy.
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Sherwood
J.B. Sherwood
Spartansburg
Mary Jo
Louise
Freddie Deimer
Eunice Wade
Charles Ayers
Phyllis Ingram
Marjorie Platt
Wade Terrill
Nancy Huthn
Robert Bunce
Ray Diemer
Walter Krupa
John Decker
Dorothy Patterson
Halloween Party At Linendoll Home
Mrs Clair Linendoll hosted a Halloween party on West Church Street entertaining 20 guests. Prizes for guessing games went to Miss Erma Gils on and Miss Grace Houser and Mrs Michael Goda wo a contest award. Guests honored the hostess with a surprise birthday gift as cake salad rolls and coffee were served and Halloween decor was used.
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Clair Linendoll
West Church Street
Hallowe'en
Erma Gilson
Grace Houser
Michael Goda Wor
Linendollith
Breakfast Shower For Mrs Louis Morrow
Mrs George Patterson hosted a stork shower on Monday morning at Suclid street for Mrs Louis Morrow. Neighbors attending included Mrs Caroline McVaugh Mrs Lee Owens Mrs Robert Hinkley and Mrs William Prine. A light breakfast was served at 10 with pink and white decorations and baby carriage favors. Mrs Morrow received many beautiful and useful gifts.
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Morrow
George Patterson
Suclid Street
Caroline McVaugh
Lee Owens
Robert Hinkley
William Prine
Patterson
Columbus Grange hears talk on landscaping from guest Tritt
G Tritt of Warren spoke to 25 Columbus Grange No. 875 members at the Columbus Town Hall. Master N E Dodd presided as plans were made for a November 6 pie social and white elephant sale. Mr Tritt showed slides on landscaping for homes and public buildings. The session closed with cider doughnuts pumpkin pie and coffee.
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O. C. Tritt
Columbus Grangers
G. Tritt
Warren
Columbus Grange No
Columbus Town Hall
N.E. Dodd
Mr. Tritt
St Edward P T A Bingo Party Draws Big Prizes
St Edward's P T A held a bingo party at St Edward's Hall with top prizes going to John Sullivan for 25 dollars Miss Agnes Shadley 10 dollars and several others each winning five dollars The jackpot prize was substantial The event was supported by a large committee including Mrs Harold Roberts Mrs Henry Burch Waller Wotus and others assist ing on the organizing team
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Uy Peasons
St. Edward's
St. Edward's Hall
John Sullivan
Agnes Shadley
Henry Burch
Thomas Ressler
Chris Maron
Dana McCray
Harold Roberts
Waller Wotus
Robert, Wotus
Frank Wotus
Richard Bachemer
George Taylor
Tony Kubis
Jack Walsh
C. C. Kinney
Chris Moran
G C Murphy Co Employees Had Contest
The Murphy Company store held a morning contest at 8 30 with two teams led by Mrs J W Harmon and Miss Sophie Gronostar. Questions on store work tested the group and Miss Mary Jane Moyer won. Each team captain's side member received a special treat.
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Murphy Company
3. W. Harmon
Sophie Gronostar
Mary Jane Moyer
Harnot
College Woman's Club Holds First Fall Session Dinner
Subcity College Woman's Club opened its fall session at Ingram's Restaurant near Spartansburg with 7 o'clock dinner. Miss Bonelta Gordon arranged decorations. Mrs. Bracken managed seating by birthdays. District Attorney Damian McLaughlin spoke on Juvenile Delinquency and its problems stressing home life and teacher roles. Miss Helen Lodge presided. Kindergarten need urged by Mrs. Rasselas Brown. Standings announced. next meeting December 16 will be a Christmas party led by Mrs. Shotabarger.
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Suscey
College
Ingram
Spartansburg
O. W. Bracken
Damian McLaughlin
Erie
McLaughlin
Helen Lodge
Rasselas Brown
Mrs Lavina Kysar Honored At Dinner At Showboat Wa terford
Mrs Lavina Kysar was honored at a birthday dinner party for twelve at the Showboat in Waterford hosted by Mrs W Willis and Miss Margaret Bartholme. Chicken dinners featured a Halloween motif with a decorated cake while games and piano songs followed.
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Slsslany
Snes Cmy
Allis Kysar
Waterford
W. Willis
Margaret Bartholme
Merrill Lillie
Kysar
R. C.west
Mildred Denton
G. S. Peebles
Roy Owen
Paul M. Brynolison
T. Allan May
J. H. Henton
Alice [Dykens
Louise Williams
Presbyterian Sunday School Leaders Meet at East Main Home
At Mrs. Douglas Roxelle’s East Main street home last evening 15 Sunday School leaders gathered. Gilbert Boyd led a lesson on principals of the New Curriculum tied to a yearlong study series being compiled. Mrs. Walter W. Auer became cradle roll superintendent with Mrs. J B Patterson and Miss Mary Anderson as assistants amid refreshments.
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Presbyterian Sunday School
East Main Street
Douglas Roxelle
Hey
Gilbert
Boyd
Walter W. Auer
J.B. Patterson
Mary Anderson
A.V. Cochran
East Prederick Street
Miss Edna Swanson Engaged to Harold Doner of Erie
Engagement announced for Miss Edna Swanson of Erie daughter of Mr and Mrs F K Swanson to Harold Bart Doner son of Mr and Mrs Earl Power of Erie. Miss Swanson a Corry Senior High School graduate class of 1049 and employed at Geral Heerth Company in Erie. Doner a graduate of Erie Technical High School and employed by Truck and Trailer Equipment Co Erie.
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Edna Swanson
Erie
F. K. Swanson
West Frederick Street
Harold Bart Doner
Earl. Power
Miss Swanson
Corry
Geral Heerth Company
Daner
Erieechnical High School
The
Truck and Trailer Fauipment Co
Ine
Fred Webster 75 Honored by Daughter at Birthday Dinner
The article notes Fred Webster’s seventy fifth birthday honored by his daughter Mrs Clarice Farrington of Third Avenue. Other daughters Mrs Charles Millighn and Mrs Welmore Beardsley attended with their families. The piece closes with a general comment on balanced diet for brain and nerves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Webster
Red Webster
Daniy
Clarfrice Farrington
Third Avenue
Webster
Charles Millighn
Welmore Beardsley
Gallend
Weekend visits tie Corry area to distant towns
Miss Autumn Golby, a former resident of Corry, visited local friends over the weekend. Several locals and visitors, including Mr. and Mrs. Willis Powers and son Donald of East South Street, traveled to Emlenton to bring Golby home. Other residents and guests were sighted across the region, with trips to Buffalo, Titusville, Cleveland, Jamestown, and London noted among local ties and family gatherings.
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Autumn Golby
Corry
Willis Powers
Donald
East South Street
Emlenton
William Payne
Buffalo
West Frederick Street
Vir
Pred Snapp
Fpitz
North Center Sheet
James City
Jeannette Lite
Pete
Pittsburgh
Austin Studd
Jack Short
Port Ewen
N.Y
R. Rogers
Rogers
George Rogers
Mayville
William Prince
W. Erk
Mabel van Volkenburg
Port Allegany
Paul Pizer
Fast Frederick Street
Arlie Mead
Spring Street
Pittsfield
Martha McCoy
Mary Darlin
Salamanca
Georie H. Bodel
St. Johns Wood
London
England
Jamestown
Hallowe'en Party At Ingram Home Hosts 18 Friends
Miss Wilma Pas hosted a Hallowe en party at the Ingram home for 18 friends. Assistants were Miss Marilyn Gurney Diane Phillips and Judy Bender. A scavenger hunt was played with winners Miss Janice Johnston and Robert Clark high and Miss Gwendolyn Kingsley and Frank Ross low. A lunch of sandwiches doughnuts and cider was served late in the evening.
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Cressequell
Hallowe'en
Marilyn Gurney
Diane Phillips
Judy Bender
Janice Johnston
Robert Clark
Gwendolyn Kingsley
Frank Ross
Farmer Corry Girl Married Saturday in Cambridge Springs
Patricia Ann Carter daughter of Lloyd and Patricia Carter Huntington Ind wed Lloyd A Anderson son of Arthur Anderson Cambridge Springs at First Presbyterian Church Cambridge Springs in a candle light double ring ceremony. Bride wore rose velvet dress with white chrysanthemums bouquet. bridesmaid was Martha Anderson. Best man was James Anderson. Reception in church parlors with autumn leaves and flowers followed by honeymoon at Niagara Falls and Buffalo. Both are Cambridge Springs High School graduates employed in Meadville. The couple will reside at 115 Federal Street Cambridge Springs.
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Aubma Latves
Cretchen Carter
Martha Anderson
Anderson
Cambridge Springs
Gelvin, Jackson and Starr Insurance Company
Meadville
Pemmsylvania ‘Telephone ' Company
Local Girl Scouts Enjoyed Outings At Meadville Meet
The Glover Patrol of Girl Beaut Troop No. 39 held a farm outing at Nelson Sorrenson’s farm with leaders Mrs. Stanley Gurl and Miss Gladys Ellsworth. Members included Donna Crowell Patty Hurlbut Arlene Frontroth Hazel Loveland Gail Thayer Bonnie Thayer Roxanna Hansen Audrey Sheldon Marion Sheldon and Mary Shannon. Several girls later joined Meadville Senior Girl Scout Troop hostesses at a Meadville meeting attended by Jeannette Platt Mira Heerlein Dorothy Patterson Nancy Gordon Mrs. Hubert Heerlen Adele McCray and Neva Parker from Union City.
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Glover Patrol
Farm of
Nelson So
Mira Heerlein
Dorathy Patterson
Nancy Gordon
Hubert Heerlen
Adele McCray
This City
Neva Parker
Union City
Meadville
Halloween Party At Zalzneck Residence
Mr and Mrs Milton Zalzneck of West Washington street hosted a Halloween party for 24 children yesterday afternoon from 2 90 to 6 20 oclock. Costumed boys and girls attended with some mothers present. Guests enjoyed games and refreshments while balloons hats and baskets of candy were given as favors.
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Mary Debury
Eastern Star bazaar and food sale for Corry City Chapter No 17
SIAnS are under way for the Corry City Chapter No 17 Order of the Easterns Star bazaar to be held Thursday evening November sth and all day Friday the 1th with a Friday morning food sale co chairmen Mrs Tracy Whitefied and Mrs A V Cochran announced the following assist with arrangements including aprons candy and novelties booths for needlework and other items will be featured and proceeds go to the chapter treasury
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Sians
Corry City
Order of the Easterns Star
Tracy W. Whitefied
A. V. Cochran
Clair Gapwell
Wilbur Rickers
Ross Fehlman
Cleo Haight
Bruce Ellsworth
Parke T. McCray
Earle Hasbrouck
Harold G. Wolfe
Robert Fleming
Robert Brown
Cynthia Loveless
Nick Knicks
Mrs Donald Willey Entertained With Halloween Circle Fun
Mrs Donald Willey hosted 12 Friendly Circle members of the Cutting Sunday School for a Halloween party at her home. Costumes won by Mrs Kenneth McCray and Mrs Lawrence Redding. Devotional featured He’s A Wonderful Saviour To Me. Birthday celebrants Ellen Redding and Gordon Shampas were honored with gifts and cards. Awards went to Mrs Frank Bayle and Miss Bernice Bayle for games. Refreshments followed. Next session on November 20 will be hosted by Mrs Arthur Wallace.
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Wonkin Willey
Cutting Sunday School
Willey
Kenneth McCray
Lawrence Redding
Frederick Bowes
Ellen Redding
Gordon Shampas
Frank Bayle
Bernice Bayle
Arthur Wallace
Surprise Birthday Party for Mrs. Charles Mathews
Mrs. Charles Mathews of Bear Lake enjoyed a surprise birthday gathering at her home hosted by two relatives, neighbors and friends. Cards and music provided entertainment and many gifts were received. Attendees from away included Allan Baker and Sheridan Baker families, Miss Mary Smith, Burnell Hutt and family, Stewart King and Kate Platt families, Charles Davis and son, and Merle Haskell family from this city.
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Charles Mathews
Bear Lake
Mathews
Allan Baker
Sheridan Baker
Mary Smith
Burnell Hutt
Stewart. King
Kate Platt
Introducing 4 tougher Rhoney Kay born to Burger family
Rhoney Kay was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Dolin Burger of Union City. Mrs Burger is the former Mary Ellen Lines of this city.
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Rhoney Kay
Dolin Burger
Union City
Burger
Mary Ellen Lines
Local bingo club hosts higheni dinner party
Mes. Fred Snapp hostess to a club event on Monday night at her home on West Frederick street. Guests included Mrs. Nellie Marts of Bradford, Mrs. Cora Webb of Sugar Grove, Mrs. William Fayne of Buffalo, Mig. Margaret Hughes and Mig Myrtle Akam. Prizes awarded for the evening’s play with door prize won by Mrs. Perry Akan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Snapp
West Prederick Street
Nellie Marts
Bradford
Cora Webb
Sugar Grove
William Fayne
Buffalo
Margaret H Ighes
Myrtle Akam
Pio
Perry Akan
Gra Leaders Hold Dinner Session for Hallowe'en Plans
Gra leaders of the local YMCA Leaders Council met at the Rite Restaurant for a ham dinner and to finalize arrangements for the Gra Halloween party. Officers were elected with Mrs Lawrence Anderson as president, Miss Helen Merry as vice president, and Mrs K Morris as secretary treasurer.
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Rite
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