Gerry Owen Club Holds Bingo at Esterbrook Home
The Gerry Owen Club met at Mrs. Ann Esterbrook's home with six members present. Bingo awards went to Mrs. James Maloney and Mrs. Jennie Weicht. A pumpkin pie and coffee were served. The next meeting on November 11 will be hosted by Mrs. Weicht on East Bend 1st Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerry Owen
Ann Esterbrook
Second Avenue
James Maloney
Jennie Weicht
Esterbrook
J. Weicht
East Bend 1
Columbus 4-H Club Holds October Meeting at Hill Home
The Columbus 4-H Club met at Richard Hill’s home with all members present. O. C. Tritt of Warren showed films and spoke on Managed Milking. Jack Raymond elected reporter. Clifford Aikens moved from Costumius. Mrs Hil served refreshments. Next meeting set for November 29 with Paul Sucher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus 4-H Club
Richard Hill
O. C. Tritt
Warren
Jack Raymond
Cifford Aikens
Costumius
Union City nuptials brighten social notes at Methodist Church
Miss Hazel Marle Marsh and Garald Z. Proctor wed at Union City Methodist Church in a 2 PM ceremony. Rev. Wendell Minnigh officiated. Bride wore gray wool crepe with orchid corsage. maid of honor Evelyn Tarbell wore gold. Reception planned at Mish Home for relatives and friends. Proctor couple to honeymoon in Cleveland then Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proctor-Marsh
Union City
Hazel Marle Marsh
Floyd Marsh
Beaverdam
Garald Z. Proctor
Rosetta Alverson
Methodist Church
Wendell E. Minnigh
Evelyn ‘Tarbell
Roy Proctor
Proctor
Cleveland
Kentucky
Cony
Community Loan Company
Wattsburg
Army
General Electric Company
Evie
Alice Kuzma
Alton L. Deming
St. Mary's Church
Peter Halkovich
Brant
Columbus
John Swattson
Jamestown
Martha Kuzma
Jesse Preema
Mrs. Freeman
C Y Class Party At Country Club Hosts And Guests
The FOX Sunday School Class of the Presbyterian Church hosted a party at Corry Country Club last night with husbands friends and guests including Rev G L Boyd Merrill Patterson William Moody Virginia Wright Nancy Kinney Donald Dickenson John Falk of Berkeley Calif and others. Hostesses were Mrs Donald Clark Mrs Walter Krups Mrs J Fred Kinley and Miss Dorothy Hauenstein. Prizes were awarded for costumes a horse ensemble and the funniest outfit. Cider doughnuts sandwiches pumpkin pie and coffee were served. On November 5 the class will meet for a dinner at the Hotel Cony and reveal the secret sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Y
the Fox
The
Presbyterian Church
Corry Country Club
G. L. Boyd
Merrill Patterson
William Moody
Virginia Wright
Nancy Kinney
Donald Dickinson
John Falk
Berkeley
Calif
Donald Clark
Walter Krups
J. Fred Kinley
Dorothy Hauenstein
Hallow
Albert Fox
Wright
Gerald Staples
Hotel Cony
Progressive Dinner Brings Corry-Jame Family Together
A community of about twenty four people and family members of Corry-Jame town Mfg. Corp. executives joined an annual progressive dinner last evening to celebrate Mallay le'en. Hostesses at several North Center street homes led each course from appetizer at the Dunlaps to main, salad, and dessert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry-Jame
Mfg. Corp
Mallay
A. B. Rehmberg
William Dunlap
North Center Street
Dunlap
D. Armour Hillstrom
Clare Hillstrom
B. E. Lars
North Centertreet
Charles Anderson
Anderson
Raymond Anderson
D. A. Histrom
Raymond Burr
Hillstrom
Halloween Party for Sunday School Group Attends Church Event
The Junior Department of the Presbyterian Church Sunday School held a Halloween party yesterday afternoon from 4 to 6 in the church recreation rooms. Mrs. J. Donald Watson and Mrs. Albert Pay organized games and activities. Forty attendees wore costumes and enjoyed hot dish, sandwiches, cake, and chocolate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe'en
The
Presbyterian Church Sunday School
J. Donald Watson
Albert Pay
Guy Sutton
Patterson
Walter Scott
Elmer Sharer
Miss Nancy Gordon Hosts Halloween Party Guests
Miss Nancy Gordon of 108 East Washington hosted ten friends yesterday afternoon from four to six at her home. The Halloween masquerade party featured seasonally themed games and decorations. The hostess served doughnuts, tea, and Halloween candy. guests received favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Gordon
East
Washington Street
Thirty-five Couples At Costume Ball In Town Hall
Thirty five couples attended the Anna Anderson costume ball last evening from 9 to 1 at theTO C F Hall. Juha n Rossbacher and the orchestra played music. Raymond Tanner presided as master of ceremonies and a program of entertainment followed at intermission. Vocal solos by Theresa Bogninle Theresa Dallion Shiney Tillotson Jean Foster and Paltiia Bublers joined as performers. Prizes were awarded for best costume and most original outfit. Mayor J Fred Kinley O Wig Bracken Lynford Chase and Wallard Shreve served as judges. Mrs Eleanor Cmiel won best costume with Miss Esther and Geraldine Rote receiving awards for the tost original. Decorations matched the season and Julia Zepka was central party chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Anderson
TO. C. F. Hall
Juhan Rossbacher
Raymond Tanner
Theresa Bogninle
Theresa Dallion
Shiney Tillotson
Jean Foster
Paltiia Bublers
Toad
Toad Bg
Fred Kinley
Wig Bracken
Lynford Chase
Wallard Shreve
Eleanor Cmiel
Milss Esther
Geraldine Rote
Tost
Whinse
Julia Zepka
Halloween Party at Chautauqua Lake
Forty youths from the Glivis dan and Missionary Alliance Church Young People's Society gathered at a cottage on Chautauqua Lake hosted by Mr and Mrs Roy Mather. The Halloween themed event featured costumes, boating, games and movies. Prizes were awarded to Marilyn Canfield Paul Mather Rey Wilmer Helfer and Frank Rosy. The hostess served pumpkins and ice cream with the late evening treats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe’en
I Chautauqua Lake
Glivisdan and Missionary Alliance Church Young People's Society
Roy Mather
Chautauqua Lake
Marilyn Canfield
Paul Mather
Rey
Wilmer Helfer
Frank Rosy
Surprise Birthday Party for Mrs Stanford Jr
A surprise party was held at her Chestnut street home for Mrs George Stanford Jr twelve guests attended. The ladies played bridge and 500 with Ms Saran Zalsneck and Mrs E W Baccus winning 500 and Mrs Carl Peterson and Mrs Louis Jackson taking bridge honors. Mrs Stanford received the door prize. cake coffee and tuna salad were served with gifts for the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Stanford, Jr
Chestnut Street
Saran Zalsneck
E. W. Baccus
Carl Peterson
Louis Jackson
Inquisitors Meet Friday With Lt Maroney Speak on Safety
Inquisitors club will meet Friday evening November 1 at 7 80 in LO C F Hall North Center street. Lieut Maroney district chief of the Lawrence police barracks will speak on Highway Safety. Aaron Carroll will discuss The Raymonds Small Order Department. Refreshments after the program, with Raymond Bachemer as general chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Mig
In Lo.c.f. Hall
North Center Street
Maroney
Lawrence Parl
Polio Barracks
Aaron Carroll
Raymond's
Raymond Bachemer
Stork Shower Honors Local Woman Yesterday
Mrs Cecil Bates of East Main Street was the honored guest at a stork shower yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs Lawrence Clark 12 East South Street eight guests attended including Mrs Sam Baker of Bear Lake Games with prizes for Mrs Lawrence Morion Mrs K D Brown Mrs Merle Long and Mrs Lawrence Wade Decorations were pink and white Mrs Dark served cake ice cream and coffee to guests Mrs Bates received many beautiful gifts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Bates
East Main Street
Lawrence Clark
East South Street
Sam Baker
Bear Lake
Lawrence Morion
K. D. Brown
Merle Long
Lawrence Wade
Dark
Bates
Births Reported at Cory Hospital with Several Families
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Davis of 214 West Main Street at Cory Hospital late yesterday afternoon. A daughter born this morning to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Swart of B. D. 2 Guiry, with Mrs. Swart formerly Phyllis Wright. Cecil Huffman of Westerville was at St. Vincent's Hospital in Erie yesterday morning. Mrs. Huffman is formerly Veroma Purdy of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. ©. Warner
Leon Bennink
Alfred Warner
Socorro
N. Mex
J. Hollaman
St. Francis
Kansas
James Gorthy
Benkelman
Neb
EB. Hawkins
Mott Street
Wemeday
Philadelphia
Dre
Mae Sher Iman
W. J. McArthur
Bradford
Urvived
Charles Dahlstrand
East Main Street
al Phillips
Meadville
New York City
Mary Sventel
Lucy Sventek
BR. D
Corry
Cleveland
Theresa Rouch
Stat Jer
Buffalo
Froup
Paris
France
Norman Warmer
Binghamton
Tha Hatte
Warner
Clinton Warner
R. D
Corty
Saylor
Jack Smith
Alfred Davis
Corry Hospital
the Cory Hospital
Harold Swart
B.D. 2
Guiry
Cecil Huffman
Westeyville
St. Vincent's Hospital
Erie
Huffman
Veromac Purdy
Enjoyable Hallowe’en Party Last Evening
Members of the Stitch and Charter Club hosted a Hallowe en party at 187 Mott Street with seventeen attendees including husbands and guests. Cards and socializing followed by pumpkin pie mince and apple pie, cider and coffee. The weekly meeting of the Stitch and Chatter Club will be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe’en
Stitch and
Charter Club
Mme
Mer
Wallace Milk
Mott Street
Hallowe'en
Stitch and Chatter Club
Miss Jone Taylor Hosts Halloween Party for Juniors
Twelve friends of Miss Jone Taylor of 52 Lake Street gathered at her home last evening for a seasonal Hallowe en party. Junior High School students joined in games and stunts, and the hostess served salad, doughnuts, cake, cookies and pop later in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jone Taylor
Lake Street
Dearing Addresses Gray Ladies at Red Cross Rooms
R M Dearing, superintendent of Corry Hospital, spoke to the Gray Ladies meeting in the Red Cross Rooms drawing about 400 attendees. The group planned to revise working schedules at a November 1 meeting and to hold a Thanksgiving dinner announced for Corry, with the date to be determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Dearing
Red Cross
FM. Dearing
Corry ‘Hospital
Red Grass
Corry
Uture
Scavenger Hunt Honors Bash Frederick Youths
Miss Dorothy Patterson of Bash Frederick hosted a scavenger hunt last evening for eleven boys and girls. Miss Gloria Oleum and Frank Ress won awards for the hunt. The group enjoyed bobbing for apples. Patterson served doughnuts and cider to friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Patterson
Bash Frederick
Gloria Olem
Frank Ress
Patterson
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Ade
Robert Young
Sylvia Sidney Ann Richards
Sia
Margret O'brien
Broadway
Margaret O'Brien
Lisztel Barrymore
Eats Stone Eduiareé Arnold
Phineas Mitchell
Tim Fee
Charles al Starrett
Os Houke SiMeire
Gitta
Reamers
Logo-Life
Castile
Vie Hole’ Svaret
Shee
Shuonit Sveconds
Florence Kuzma
Agnes Kuzina
Mary Zoleye
Éith Hower
Alden Lawson
Mr. Deming
Michael Kuzye Savko
Lois
Navy
Tidioute
Clymet
Piltsbursh
Titusville
Spring Creek
Cleveland Piltsfield
Fee
Ae RR Ct
Snow
Baby Helen
Bellsleeve
Zuckerman
O Chapin
Kodak Films
Eae
Wee Corry
Bae
Artist
Saan
East Main St. Paune
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