Corry News Briefs From Wartime Social Roundup
Social notes from Corry recount a dinner at Conewango Club in Warren with Edward Johnson as host and guests including Mrs Walling and Mrs Roberts among others. Army and navy families return, relocate, or travel. local members of the service and their families send updates from Pittsburgh Washington and Erie. community events and charity efforts for servicemen are planned.
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Councir
R. G. Walling
George Roberts
D. B. Taggart
H.A. Gilbert
F. Austin
Ina Austin
Hastings Jones
Pendleton Brown
Mary Castor
Walter Peake
E. D. MacKenzie
Edward Johnson
Conewango Club
Warren
Tony Messina
Pittsburgh
Duquesne
Ensign Gordon Rehnberg
Washington
Rehnberg
Capitol
Verl Walker
Elgin Charge
Charles Clayton
Walker
Tidiante
Elvira Steaves
Y Offers Movie Program After Gra-V Hallowe'en Parties
The Corry YF. M. G A clubs host Halloween parties for over 800 students at Concord Washington and Junior High Elementary schools with a dress parade and cider doughnuts from the M C A. Afterward, boys and girls are invited to Em manual Episcop es Church basement for sound cartoons and the feature Target for Tonight.
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Corry
Concord
Washington
M.C. A
Narties St
Emmanuel Episcopes Church
Shorebarger
Spencer
Bush
Swanson
Bafessi
Anderson
Wolford
Longe
Bertram
Brooks
Reed
U B Junior Dept Halloween Party At Church
United Brethren Church junior department held a Halloween costume party last evening with games and a lunch. Douglas Soreri won one prize as the hardest to spell.
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U. B
Hallowe'en
The
United Brethren Church Hall
Douglas Soreri~son
Speoghige
Purchasing Agents Meet in Corry This Thursday
The Purchasing Agents Association of Northwestern Pennsylvania will hold its monthly meeting at the Hotel Corry Thursday evening, November 2. A 6:30 dinner precedes talks on contract cancellations by Harald Sweet and Cassius Sear, both of Corry, followed by a 30 minute program on surplus war material disposal titled The Aftermath of War Production.
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Purchasing Agents Association of Northwestern _Pennsylvan
Corry
Harald Sweet
Raymond Manufacturing Company
Cassius Sear
Avro ‘Supply’ Manufacturing Company
Luther League Elects New Officers
The Luther League of the Luther an Chunckt met at Norman and Louis Street. A social and business hour followed as members voted in new officers for the coming year. Hertha Dahl was elected president with Helen Hildebrand as vice president, Betty Anderson secretary, and Louis Street treasurer.
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Luther League
Luther League of the
Utheran Chunckt
Norman and
Louis Street
Bart Southy Street
Ruby Hildebrand
Hertha Dahl
Helen Hildebrand
Betty Anderson
Roy Street
Hertha Dan
Surprise Party for Mrs Warner Honored Guests
Mrs. C Warner was surprised with a birthday party last evening on Sap street. Fifteen friends attended and gave gifts. Prizes went to Mrs Ernest Brockman Mrs Edith Edgett Mrs Ernest Royer Mrs Roy Cady and Mrs Fred Mixer. Door prize to Mrs Wynn Gibson. Lunch followed with a corsage of chrysanthemums and rosebuds. Guests came from Sherman Clymer Wrightsville Corry and visiting Mrs Clinton Watrous from Wildwood J.
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Sherman, Clymer
Wrightsville
Corry
Cliton Watrous
Wildwood J
City
Masquerade Party Pleases Columbus Students
A large Columbus crowd attended a PTA masquerade at G I C hall last evening with students from area schools in costume. Prizes went to Arwood Harbinger as a bum, Mrs. Josephine Davis as a bride, Jean Messenger as a Red Cross nurse, and little Miss Hill as a consul. Rev Reppert directed dancing and games as cider doughnuts and pumpkin pie refreshments were served for fundraiser.
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Shoeyune
Columthus
PTA
G. 7. C. Hall
Arwood Harbinger
Josephine Davis
Jean Messenger
Red Cross
Miss Hill
Albert Sandburg
al Hansett
Rev. Reppert
Panama
Hallowe'en Party At Jack Scott Home
Scott entertained nine friends at his East Wayne Street home for a Hallowe en party. Boys attended in costume and played games of the season. Prizes went to Quinton Nelson James Stowe and Paul Clark. Cider doughnuts and ice cream were served.
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Jack Scott
Tack Scott
Hallowe
Triple K Club Honors Mrs Herman Steimer
The Triple K Club gathered at Miss Laura Dodd’s North Center street home to honor Mrs Herman Steimer formerly Miss Margaret Duffy who recently wed. Nine members attended and gifts plus a labeled canned goods collection were given as limeade dessert and a wedding cake adorned the table. Out of town guests included Mrs Loretta Hammond Miss Laura Dodd and Mrs Steimer of Erie Miss Clara Pierce of Cleveland and from Corry Mrs John Boland Mrs Merle Capwell Mrs Harry Spicer Mrs George Bensink and Miss Marion Smith. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs Harry Spier on November 25 at North Center street.
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John L. Sullivan
West Church Street
Chicago
Sullivan
Alton Laurie
Solomons
G. W.waggoner
West Smith Street
Marcus Morrison
Fredonia
John ‘T. Dempsey
Middlebury College
Middlebury
Austin Dempsey
West Washington Street
Dempsey
Dartmouth College
William Johnson
Essex Street
Homer Johnson
Marion
Sadie Rogers
Spartanshoro
Mildred Moyer
Spring Street
H. Skinner
Drake
Indianapolis
Peggy Joyce Failing
State College
Penn State
Martha McDoneld
Lester
Billy
Ripley
Howard McDonald
Martha McDonald
Betty McDonald
Liberty Street
Wally Weahan
Edward White
Eric
Bureh Gardens
Fast Washington Street
William Hammond, Jr
W. W. Hammond
West Frederick Street
Hammond
Lehigh University
Hethelehem
Richard Williams Land Family
Buffalo
Corry
J Becker
Currie Case
Agnes Rupp
How
H. Ray Harris
North Center Street
N. R. Dickson
West Pleasant Street
Waime Meadville
George Koestner
Kathleen
West South Street
Spring Creek
Koestner
Arthur Brundage
Coutwi
Unms
SeaBees
L. A. Williams
Williams
Sarasota
Pla
Herman Steimer
Laura Dodd
North
Center Street
Margaret Duffy
Steimer
Loretta Hammond
Erie
Clara Pierce
Cleveland
John Boland
Merle Capwell
Harry Spicer
George Bensink
Marion Smith
Harry Spier
North Center Streel
Sciota Aid Hosts Masquerade Party At Home
Mp and Mrs Homer Kolstee hosted Sciota Aid's masquerade event last evening. Thirty attended in costume and prizes went to Mrs James Brown Mrs Hovie Raymond Miss Doris Raymond Harold Raymond Robert Pierce Bobby York and Nola York. Doughnuts sandwiches and coffee were served for an enjoyable time.
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Sciota Aid
Homer Kolstee
Jackman Hill
Sciota ‘Aid
James Brown
Hovie Raymond
Doris Raymond
Harold Raymond
Robert Pierce
Bobby York
Nola York
St Edwards Students Hold Wiener Roast at Mead Park
Fourteen St Edward's high school students from sophomore to senior classes enjoyed a wiener roast at Mead Park last evening. A large bonfire was built and attendees roasted marshmallows and hat dots. James Jansen and John Lutz were guests.
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St. Edward’s
St. Edward's
Mead Park
James Jansen
John Lutz
Src
Self employed veterans may seek readjustment allowance
Self employed veterans may file first claims for readjustment allowances from November 1 to November 20. The program matches the wage earner's $20 weekly base with a five week month of $100 for the month, and the difference between net earnings and $100 becomes the readjustment allowance. Entitlements apply to those in business under the G I Bill, with a minimum one year period.
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Miss Hopkins
Corry
United States Employment Service
Eligibility for self employment benefits outlined
The veteran must not have earned wages during the month to qualify for self employment benefits. General eligibility notes appear social in tone. Application blanks and additional information are available at USES offices beside Citizens Bank on West Main Street.
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Citizens Bank
West Main Street
Birth of Son to Mr and Mrs Elbert Venderschaal
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Venderschaal of Clymer at Jamestown General Hospital on Monday October 30. Mrs. Vander Schast is formerly Virginia Price of this city.
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Elbert Venderschaal
Clymer
Jamestown General Hospital
Vander Schast
Virginia Price
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