Ethel Beckwith Becomes Bride of Carl Iverson in Ceremony
Corry residents and out-of-town guests gathered in Cleveland to attend the Navy Notre Dame football game. The wedding of Ethel Beckwith to Carl Iverson Jr took place at the Piru Presbyterian Church with Rev Gilliard J Boyd officiating. The couple plans a home at 526 West 4th Street Erie after a double ring ceremony.
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Ethel Beckwith
Carl A. Iverson
Milas
D. Beckwith
Carl Av Jvarkon
Gilliard J. Boyd
Russell Heckwith
Garl Iverson
Exp
Louise Whiteley
Hardelot
Haley
deKaven
Herbert
Mendelssohn
Wagner
Dorotha Mae Rickers
Bond
Ay Stull
C. Arnold, Mn
Ugion Noeuskorles
Imby
Nis
Brothas
Charles Iverson
North
Cantor Street
West Ath Street
Erie
Corry
Court House
Tyarson
Btrong Vincent High School
Bole
Hite General Electric
Charles D. Hubbell
B.C. Arold
Worthampton
Mass
William McGraw
Annabelle Young
Robert Clark
Frances Nelson
Charlotte Reynolds
Donald Walbridge
Mar. Herel O'Allen
Miles Mildred Raymond
Harah Rydholm
Florence Rydholm
Warren, Pa
Wallace Young Installed As Legion Commander
The American Legion Elmer Post installed its officers at a special meeting last evening at the post home on North Center Street. Erie visitors A N Prager Pred Roth Albert Cook district commander adjutant county commander attended. Corry officers installed include Wallace M Young commander Frank Sclrader senior vice commander Iain Bu jan junior vice commander Merle Huntley Nukee ofiter Leon Brown chaplain Paul Orr. A fine lunch was served to the members by Aribusa aided by the Lazio auxiliary.
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Wallace Young
Legion
The
American Legion
Elmer
Carrier Post
North Center Street
A. N. Prager
Pred Roth
Aid Albert Cook
Erie
Corry
Wallace M. Young
Frank Sclrader
Iain Bujan
Merle Huntley
Nukee Ofiter
Leon Brown
Paul Orr
Hallowe'en Party Hosts Honor Fourteen Guests
Mrs Ray Rook and Mish Butcher Querreveld hosted a masquerade party at the Tomer home near the McCray church for fourteen guests. Prizes went to Mary Lou Hammond and Mrs Sam Stultz for costume contest, Frances Wade won the door prize, and a cider and sandwich lunch followed after the event.
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Hallowe'en
Ray Rook
Mish Butcher Querreveld
Tomer
McCray
Mary Lou Hammond
Sam Stultz
Frances Wade
Eames
Intermediate U B Class Party Friday
Intermediate classes of the United Brethren Sunday School enjoyed a gala Hallowe en party in the hive basement last evening attended by twenty six young costumed people greeted by ghosts. Games and stunts directed by John Westley Carl Lyons and Crosby Bush provided delight, refreshments served by Mrs Lynn Campbell Mrs Glenn Humes Mrs Carl Lyons and Mrs John Westley. Basement decorated in Halloween colors.
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United Brethen Sunday School
Gymnal Hallowe'en
John Westley
Carl Lyons
Crosby Bush
Lynn. Campbell
Glenn Humes
John “Westley
Washington PTA Meeting at Mrs McCray Home
Washington PTA’s He Study Circle of the Washington School BTA met at Mrs Lawrence McCray’s home on West Smith Street. Nine members attended under Mrs Francis Laellan’s leadership. After business, the group played games with prizes to Mrs Gessie Wells and Mrs Donald Dingle. Refreshments followed.
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Washington School
Atrs
Lawrence McCray
West Smith Street
Francis Lacllan
Gessie Wells
Donald Dingle
McCray
Laellam
Bride Helen Adams to Edward Kimmy in Spring Street Wedding
Mrs Northe Addams of 3 Spring Street announces the marriage of her daughter Helen to Edward Kimmy son of Mr and Mrs John Fimmy. The ceremony took place Friday at 2 30 pm at the Methodist parsonage with Rev P A Galbreath officiating. The couple will reside at 4 Spring Street. he works at Precision Products and she in engineering at Aer Supply.
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Helen Adams
Edward Kimmy
Northe Addams
Spring Street
Helen
John
West Church Street
Rev
A. Galbreath
P. W. Dey
Mets
Boston
First Avenue
Gleveund
Ad Mis
Kimmy
Precision Products
Aer
Record Crowd at Cory Union City High Dance
Close to three hundred students from Cory High and Union City High attended an informal dance at the Junior High gym after the football game between the schools last evening. The event, praised as one of the best informal dances, was sponsored by the Corrian staff with free admission for subscribers. Music came from a juke box and chaperones included Principal H. J. Sheen and several teachers and staff members.
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Cory High
Union City
Corrian
H. J. Sheen
Helen Rowe
Ruth Behnett
H. Lynn Ricy
Virginia Gordon
Berl Williams
Mary Jourdet
Porter Auer
Moxy McMahon
Hagel ‘Behret
State College
Progressive Dinner Event of Last Evening
A party of the BM Group of Conny Jamestown office men and their families held a progressive dinner yesterday evening. Hosts included Mr and Mrs W A Dunlap, with courses at D A Hillstrom on East Congress Street, A Rehnberg on West South Street, and Ray Anderson's home for dessert and games. Twenty two attended a masquerade affair.
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Conny-Jamestown
D. A. Hillstrom
East Congress Street
W. A. Dunlap
Center Street
Rehnberg
South Streat
Ray Anderson
Gimes
Avelling
Halloween Parties Shine Across City Schools
Schools across the city held Halloween events as Gray Club members led celebrations. At St Edward's parochial school the junior and senior classes hosted a party with prizes for Audrey Skiff and another student. Activities included a basketball game, cake walk, and refreshments carving a festive mood despite wartime constraints. Gray club advisers from Concert School and Washington School organized multiple parades and treats for hundreds of students, with doughnuts and cider among the offerings.
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St. Edward's Parochial School
St. Edward's Hall
Audrey Skiff
Glovnalad
Francs Graves
Skyler Joseph
Soncord School
Washington
Junior High
Gray Club
Gdvisers
Concert School
Wmvs
Anderson
Jane Anderson
Beviha McCray
Anne Wolfard
Marie Brooks
Helen Lodge
Washington School
Mary Blakeslee
Bertram
Helen Spencer
Ten Witches Tales From History Plague Halloween Fun
Dorothy Tof AP Features Writer surveys ten long standing superstitions linked to Halloween. From three on a match to unlucky thirteen and the horseshoe myth, the piece traces origins from ancient times to modern beliefs, highlighting how fear and luck shaped many customs.
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Hallowe‘en
Dorothy Tofap
Anise Nut
Cladia de Tys
Metelbe
Loree
Othar
Iim
Superstitions and Old Wives Tales Across Cultures
The fragment surveys beliefs linking animals and objects to evil spirits and misfortune. It notes the rabbit’s supposed evil eye power, ladders and harm, hair in hats, spilled salt, and ancient sayings about luck and fate, with scattered references to cultural contexts and historic practices.
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Olympus
Meadville Notices of Weddings and Travel Amid Local Guests
Miss Louise Johnston of Meadville arrives for the Johnston Sturdewall nuptials. Pvt William Kolstee and Pvt Pyhy Alton Bomnmike from Camp Croft visit. U S Marshal John Dempsey comes for a weekend at his home. Miss Kathryn Dorstiel travels to Meadville to visit her sister. Mr and Mrs Phil J Moore of Philadelphia return home after visiting relatives. Hugh A Clarke attends the Navy Notre Dame game in Cleveland. Sgt Phillip Sample expected home from Camp Gorton. Johnston family and neighbors attend the wedding of Wesley Jones and Phyllis Wunz at the First Baptist. Navy Notre Dame football game guests watched by Letweek players. Cpl Lakine M Hamilton stationed Aberdeen, visiting relatives. Mrs LaVerna Hamilton and others. Mrs Me Hamilton left for Atlanta. Miss Clare Mead of Warren listed among attendees.
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Lynn Rite
Mds
Puy Meerdink
Tnverna Miller
Cleveland
Navy
Notre Dame
Dean “Houser
William Fitzgibbons
Apsl
Paul Dwyer
Union
Bily
Billgibbons
Jeek
Pittsburgh
Katharine Crévnv
Deloy Greene
Frances Penney
Fred Christensen
Willian Jumbletans
Emi
Frank Bueder
Shie
Corry
Erie
Paul Weber
Marian Kinney
Inter
Bradford
Charles Jackman
Serride Crowell
J. Edwin Hartill
London
First Baptist
Hartilt
C.S. Monroe
Be. Graham
Sam
Genie
Oisvélaridl
Michael Varussa
Camp Groth S.C
I City
Louise Johnston
Meadville
Johnston-Sturdewall
Pyhy Alton Oamnmike Aliter
William Kolstee
Tip Fly
Camp Croft
D. C
U.S
John Dempsey
Fitlsburgh
Kathryn Dorstiel
T'S
John Meghines
Phil J. Moore
Philadelphia
Hes
Marguet Stewart
Weishbors
Jamestown
Phillip Sample
Camp Gorton
Johmston
Fin
Wits John Sample
Grove Street
H.R Harris
North Wast
Wesley” Jones
Phyllis Wunz
Aberdeen
LaVerna Hamilton
Chl
Meamilton
Atlanta
Sparta Corry Legion Aux Officers Installed
Mrs Prank Brewer a western Pennsylvania director of the American Legion Auxiliary Beaver Pa visited for the installation of officers. Spartansburg and Corry officers were named with Past President Mrs Clifford Panshorn and President Mrs Viefor Orn among others. Ora Harper spoke on the auxiliary age clinic for children and Brewer outlined national war work. Gift presented to Mrs Brewer. oyster stew sandwiches and cupcakes served.
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Sparta and Corry Legion Aux
Prank Brewer
Western Pennsylvaniia
American Legion Auxillary
Beaver
Ayeanma Lion
Garry
Clifford Panshorn
Vie
Orn
Airs
Frank Gravina
Orn Harper
Mary Murray
J. J. Yeylon
Arthur ‘Kimney
Tislerien
George Andrus
A. F. Carlbury
Spartansburg
Ast
G. Winton
Winifred Pfister
Fern Sayre
Albert Lord
M Ora Harper
Brewer
Auxiliary
Lndies
Hall and Hall unite in marriage at East Wayne Street home
Hall-Bunnell couple, Loum Sus Fa and Fred Hall, were wed at 7 p.m. at 476 East Wayne street in a ceremony led by Rev. Gus Boyd of the Presbyterian church. The groom is a retired employee of the Raymond Manufactoring Company and the bride teaches first grade in Columbus schools. The couple will reside in their new home as friends extend congratulations.
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Sats
Brin Ssunreu
OL Loum Sus Fa
Fred Hall
East
Wayne Street
Gus Boyd
Pre Gyterian Church
Hall
Howard J. Sheen
Columbus
Bennett Sisters Host Hallowe'en Party for Twelve Friends
Alice May, Barbara, and Shirley Bennett of 670 West Smith Street hosted twelve friends for a Halloween party last evening. Games and contests filled the evening with prizes awarded to winners and a holiday lunch served late.
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Bennett
Hallowe'en
Alice May
Barbara
Shirley Bennett
West Smith Street
Elks Dance Tonight at Clubhouse
P O Elks invite members and guests to a late evening dance at the Clubhouse on North Center Street. Everett Phillips, chairman, expects a large crowd. out of town visitors include Mrs. William Durham and relatives from Cory, Spartansburg, Akron, Warren, and Camp Wright areas. Several local guests and a Friday dinner were noted among attendees.
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Garry Lodge
B. P.O. Elks
Needlework Guild Urges Action By Members
Announcement notes a November meeting of the Needlework Guild of America in Cory Center. The Cory Comptier will hold a garment relay for relief work and directors meet at 2 30 Friday at Mrs Foster Davis home to present final reports. Members urged to donate before the meeting amid wartime demands.
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Cory
Amexioa
Foster Davis
North Center Street
Surprise Birthday Party for Mary Ellen Blatt
A surprise party was held at 85 East Smith Street to honor Mary Ellen Blatt on her fourteenth birthday. Fifteen guests of her daughter Mary Biller attended in costume for games contests and light refreshments with candy and a bubbly lunch.
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East Smithr Street
Mary Biller
Mary Ellen
Saturday Radio Lineup Highlights From NBC and CBS
On Saturday night NBC features This We Fight Post War Public Works and Truth Or Consequences with Haunted House and Grand Ole Opry. CBS schedules Man Behind the Gun Groucho Marx Hit Parade and Correction Please plus other programs.
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NBC
Trish Rose
CBS
Jessica Dragonell
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Army Service Forces
MBS
American Eagle Club
California Melodies
Chicago Theater
Protein Content in Secuminous Hay Varied by Stage
Measurements show Secuminous hay delivered protein contents from 458 pounds per ton down to 224 pounds per ton, higher than early bloom timothy at 94 pounds and late seed timothy at 42 pounds per ton, indicating stage-dependent nutrient variation.
Halloween Party at Columbus Home Features Drinks and Games
A Columbus gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Fully included a Halloween party with a dimmer drink and a later prize display. Attendees named include Mrs. Lula Mu Sule, Miss Amy Greene, Mr George Keete, Mrs. Belin Armstrong, and guests from Jamostan, NW Bs.
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Columbus
Gerald Fully
Hely
Mies
Cire Gordon
Fern Smith
Lula Mu- Sule
Amy Greene
Seorge Keete
Belin Armstrong
Jamostan
Mosher Hosts Halloween Party For Friends Night
Mr and Mrs Mosher hosted a Halloween party at North Center Street Thursday night. Guests arrived in costumes and prizes were awarded to Charl Gattyaiet and Ms Paul Bluty. Stunts provided entertainment and late refreshments were served. Duke the evening Mr Guilty, who is soon serving for military service, merged a bun say money lobby.
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Mes
Douglas Mose
North Center
Strut
Hallowe'en
Coshum
Charl /Gattyaiet
Paul Bluty
Reunion of Miss Higgins Friends Honors Birthday
A genteel reunion of Miss Mary Higgins and club members gathered at 512 West Smith Street for a costume party at Miss Ernestine Dempsey’s tomb. Festivities included games and a cake at midnight. Gifts were exchanged as Mrs Higgins received a token from friends Mrs John Mooney and Mrs James Sullivan among others.
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Miss Higgins
Rvs
Ernestine Dempsey
West Smith Streek
Mary Higgins
Higgins
John Mooney
Mby Higgins
Jai) Mooney
Stalin Sullivan
Red Haman
James Sullivan
Victor Dempsey
Mise Dempsey
Daughter Dia mond born to Mr and Mrs Dishand at Lom Beach
A daughter Macquelyn Anna Diamond was born to Mr and Mrs J G C Dishand at Lom Beach California on October 23. The mother is Miss Diane Hall, a Corey atte.
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Macquelyn Anna Diamond
J. GC Dishand
Lom Beach
Calif
Diane Hall
Corey Atte
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Unclear fragmentary sports note from historic page
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Fret HIGHLA and others in Mexican league event
A fragment records names Fret HIGHLA McDowell Jon Lynch Holly 120 Méxie Rouleto and Denwion. The readable items list participants or competitors in a Mexican league related setting with unclear roles or results.
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Highla McDowell
Jon Lynch
Holly
Méxie Rouleto
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