Observing Anniversary of Mr and Mrs James OConna
Mr and Mrs James OConnor of 17 East Church Street quietly celebrate their 47th wedding anniversary at home today. They were married at St Thomas Ghired by Rev Lammergall with Charles Carl as best man and Mrs Clara Burk, sister of Mrs OConnor, maid of honor. Their son Harold B OConnor also resides in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James O'Conna
East Church Street
Mrs. O'Connor
Mar
Ned
St. Thomas Ghired
Lammergall
Charles Carl
Bante
Robert Sherwood
Corry Miomdsy Everstins
Harrisburg
Sherwood
Joseph Sherwood
Worthwest Street
Capt
Sherwoor
Army Air Force
Darlontons Gap
Severn
Agden Rockstellow
West Spring Creek
Meadville
Sgt
Loyd Rockaterlow
Pacific
Coxswath
Richard Hughes
Sampson, NY
Wrie
West Church Street
Hughes
Guam
Ts Service
Pred Steadman
MckKeesport
Mobris Bonstee
Bonsleel
Blmer Kincniss
North Center Street
Paul Deh
Hame
Hariieburg
D. Harley
Harley
Walter Momenda
Columbus
Indiantown Gap
Lucas Komenda
Normandy
France
Germany
Ardennes Wid
Stil
Horice Robbins
Yume
Ars
Robbins
Milton Robbins
Albert Lyne
Set
Joe St. Pierre
Willam Trobaugh
Knoxville
Tenn
St. Pierre's
Torthey Station
Jenney
Neb
San Francisco
Twadie
P.O
Edward A. Ottine
Jin
Nantown Gap
China
West Pleasant Street
Joty
Kirtlane Field
Albuquerque
N. I
Mary Strigler
Mary
John
Washington Street
Jett
Cuba
N.Y
Rete Tives
John T. Dempsey
ROTC
Tufts College
Medforr
Mass
Austin Denmpsey
Marion Street
D.F. Armstrong
Sherry
Gil City
Douis Lundy
Frederick
Allande City
N. J
Leeser
Henry McSweeney
Harold Paulson
New York
Cis
Spring Creek
Corry
Keith Crowell
Omar Crowall
Rd, i
Fmily
Rockford
Pueblo Chile
Richard Hurst
Sophia More
Penn State College
Iss
Andrew Paulson
Maple Avenue
Local and War News Highlights From Meadville Area Gathering
A Meadville Purchasing Agents Association meeting set for Thursday at the Gorsy Hotel includes dinner at 6:30 pm and a main address by Gordon Benedict of General Motors on before and after the war. Various local service members and veterans return home or visit families, with updates on recent discharges and postings, plus social notes from Corry to Meadville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purchasing Agents’ Association of
Northwestern Pennsylvania
Ie Gorsy Hotel
Bualness
Gordon Benedict
Genetid Motos
General Motorsi
General Motors
Ie' Hana
McCullough
Columbus
Merchants Hallowe'en Party Draws Big Crowd at Masonic Hall
The Chamber of Commerce hosted a well attended Hallowe'en party at Masonic Hall on North Center street. Mrs Hepler and Mrs Charles Stewart managed reservations for a fine supper, with a table of seasonal dishes and lively dancing led by Lillie's orchestra. Harold McConnell chaired the event with a dedicated committee, and guests urged more community gatherings in coming weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Hall
North Center Street
Th Chamber of Commerce
Hepler
Charles Stewart
Hallowe'en
HL Tynn Rice
Ted Fe
Ang
Aft
Sub-District Session of Dairymen's League in Cambridge Springs
The Cambridge Springs local of the Dairymen's League Cooperative Association held a Friday evening meeting at the Grange Hall on October 26. About five people attended. Edwin Beckerink of Syracuse reported on resolutions assets and Morelle Cheney of Burn Point presented the ensitint meeting results. The local also staged a musical program and brief colored film show. The session was adjourned by Henry Munch with a birthday party for Denny L. Mias and his twin brother Del Re Matthews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairymen’s League Suje
Daley
Mies’s League Cooperative Associa
Taut
Cambridge ‘Springs
Grange
Edwin Beckerink
Resolutions
Syracuse
N.Y
Morelle Cheney
Burn Point
Cambridge Springs
Pennsylvania
Heny Munch
Denny L. Mias
Shews
del Re Matthews
Farewall Diner Party For Mrs C F Bliss
A farewell dinner party honored Mrs C F Bliss with a pleasant evening at the Habel Corry. Guests then visited Miss Leng St. Clay and Miss Rabecca St. Clair on East Congress street where entertainment and prizes were awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ais
A.P. Biles
Habel Corry
Oye
Leng St. Clay
Rabecca St. Clair
East
Congress Street
Bliss
James McInnes
Harry Alexander
Hollowe'en Dance Tonight At Moose Club
Women of the Moose and Loyal Order of the Moose members plus invited guests will attend a Hollowe en evening in the Moose rooms on West Washington Street. The event starts at 8 o clock with costumed dancing, an orchestra, and late refreshments. Ladies are asked to bring half a dozen sandwiches. Mrs Living Sylar is general chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the
Moose
Washington Street
Living Sylar
Presbyterian Junior Party Hosts Halloween Fun
Thirty five members of the Junior Department of the Presbyterian Church attended a Hallowe'en masquerade party in the church recreation rooms. The evening featured games contests and skits guided by Mrs. Harald Wolfe and Mrs. C. S. Wallace with sandwiches cookies and chocolate milk served later by a refreshment committee including Mrs. Walter Soot Ms. Z. B. Patherson Mrs. Winifred Sutton Mrs. J. W. Rickers and Miss Jean Macinnes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
The
Presbyterian Church
Harald Wolfe
C. S. Wallace
Walter Soot
Z. B. Patherson
Halloween Party at Burgnon Home Draws 22 Attendees
Hallowe en party hosted on Hust Frederick street attracted twenty two costumed guests. Phyllis Shannon won prettiest costume, Phyllis Butters most original, and Robert Pain dimmest. Games delighted attendees while Mrs Har ole Burgnon and helpers served seasonal refreshments at a autumn decorated table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe’en
Burgnon
Hallowe'en
Hust Frederick Street
Phyllis Shannon
Phyllis Butters
Robert Pain
Harole
A. S. Bog
Pain
Kathie Boos
U B Church Party At Beaverdam Barn
A U B Church party last evening at the Beaverdam barn of Tian Miller Farm featured the Young People's Sunday School class and Endeavor group from United Brethren Church. Attendees wore costumes and Claude Dougherty and Eugene Westley arrived dressed as a horse. a lively program of genres, stunts, and songs followed with doughnuts and soft drinks served by the refreshments committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tian Miller
Beaverdam
Young People’s
Jim Lenin Endeavor Grap
Hh Ray Harris
Lyle Chave
Bart Lyons
United Brethren Church
Claude Dougherty
Eugene Westley
Ailis Rautle Silvis
Phyllis Rass
Mr.Lyone
Bridge Club Meets at Mrs Auer's Home
The contract bridge group gathered at Bas Smith suites for an evening of play. Two tables were in use with Mrs Hubert Hoebein winning the prize. dessert was served by Mrs Aver. Mrs Harr il Powell of North Center Street plans to entertain on November 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Club
Auer
Wow. Auer
Contract Bridge Club
Everiig
Bas Smith Suites
Hubert Hoebein
Aver
Harril Powell
North Center Streeh
Anniversary Party For The Leo Hoylens
Last evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Leo Hoylens West Fork Place a group celebrated their wedding anniversary with games music and group staging. In the late evening guests enjoyed sandwiches relishes and decorated wedding cake. gifts were presented to the couple for their silver anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wweiye Tress
Leo Boylen
West Fork Place
Huyton
Poetry Society Entertained by Warren Host
Warren residents hosted a Monday evening gathering for the Poetry Society of the city. Judge and Mrs Wade of Warren chaired the event with Mr and Mrs Horton Davis Dr CW Jones and Mr and Mrs Emmons Wade among guests. A four course dinner was served with decorative pompons and tepers and the remainder of the evening was social.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sho Eyverpee
Birthday Celebration for Miss Rush Ambtoulak at Brewer Home
Miss Rush Ambtoulak of Tutoure celebrates her 21st birthday hosted by MY and Mrs Hiram Brewer at 24 East Ghurott Street. Mrs Brewer and helpers organized the party with friends contributing music and decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Brewer
East Ghurott Street
Rush Ambtoulak
Tutoure
Miss Arlene Webb Hosts Halloween Party Fun Night
Miss Arlene Webb hosted a Halloween masquerade party in Carry with an enjoyable program of games and stunts. Awards were given to Miss Betty Ohm Miss Anna Lindsey and Richard Garson. Refreshments were served to guests at the close of the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlene Webb
Betty Ohm
Anna Lindsey
Richard Garson
Halloween Party at Antal Home Near Brook Street
Fifteen guests attended a Hallowe en party at the Antal home on Brook Street hosted by Mr and Mrs Ca ner Antal. They enjoyed games and dinner to the music of the Strisel Ramblers. Light refreshments were served to guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antal
Hallowe'en
Caner Antal
Brook Street
Attorney Brown Addresses Rotary Club on Fame
Roger Brown spoke at the Hotel Corry during a Rotary Club meeting with about forty members and one guest, Captain Robert Sherwood, attending. He described his experiences with the PET at Washington D C and explained the method of procedure used in telephonege cases, delivering an informative talk. Raymond Tarmer presented a skit from the Rotary Pep Parade, which was entertaining. The Pep Parade is scheduled at the Senior High School tonight and tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Insteveling
Rotary Club
Miss Long Hostess At Hallowe'en Party
Miss Agnes Long hosted a Hallowe en party at her Marion street home last evening. Costumed ghosts attended and awards went to Miss Janice Johnston for prettiest costume and Miss Made Wine Lines for funniest. Door prize won by David Slinger. games and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Long
Marion Street
Hallowe'en
Janice Johston
David Slinger
Lous
Died at Meadville William Blair obituary
William Blair died at Meadville this morning. Survived by his wife Mrs. William Blair and by a brother Dr George M Newlan of Denver and several nephews. Services set for 9:80 o clock Saturday at St Brigid's Church Meadville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Blair
Meadville
Plotetce Blair
North
St. Brigid's Church
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