Formal Initiation of the M. M. Sorority Held At Home
Thirty members attended the sorority initiation at the home of the Misses Mildred and Marion Wright on Wright Street. New members include Marjorie Slattery Kathryn Buck Barbara Rich Joan Paterson Jean Waster Martha Thompson Betty Lindy and Dorothy Whaley. The candlelight service impressed the group as garlands corsages and pins were awarded. Members and guests were noted at various city households with visits across Corry and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M
Mildred
Marion, Young
Wright Street
Marjorie Slattery
Kath~ryn Buck
Barbara Rich
Joan Paterson
Jean Waster
Clinking Iron Men
Martha Thompson
Betty Lindy
Jamuse
Dorothy Wha- Jey
D A Club Opens New Year With Meeting
The D A of A held its first meeting of the year in the Horn block rooms. Plans were made for the Sisters of Mercy drive late this month and Christmas boxes were to be sent to service members overseas. Volunteers were sought for the women's committee in the third war loan drive. Tea, ice cream, and cake concluded the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Committee
Howard Dingfelder Honored At Pleasant Street Party
Mr and Mrs Elof Dahl entertained at a dinner party last evening at their home on Hast Pleasant street. The gathering honored Howard Dingfelder Seaman 2-c home on furlough. Fifteen relatives and friends enjoyed dinner and later music and visiting, ice cream and cake concluding the pleasant time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Dingfelder
Elof Dahl
Hast Pleasant Street
Seaman 2-c
Miss Joyce Anderegg Feted at Surprise Party
Miss Joyce Anderegg living with Mr and Mrs Carl Lyons at 227 South Center Street was surprised Wednesday evening for a birthday. Guests Opal Tricuif Doris Gales Betty and Helen Bush plus Ruth Bush joined in games and contests while Mrs Lyons served refreshments late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Anderegg
Joyce Andereeg
Carl Lyons
South Center Street
Opal ‘Tricuif
Doris Gales
Betty’ Y
Helen
Ruth Bush
Mrs Clyde Hall Hosts Charmanta Club Afternoon
Mrs Clyde Hall hosted Charmanta Gibbet on Thursday afternoon with Mrs Xylander winning an award in a game worth a nominal sum. A tureen dinner followed for attendees including Mrs Xylander, Mrs William Johnson of Union City, Mrs Paul Weed, and Mrs Alonzo Pratt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Hall
Charmanta Club
Charmanta Gibbet
John Xylander
Xylander
William Johnson
Union City
Paul Weed
Alonzo Pratt
Young People Rally at Riceville Church Monday
A zone rally of the Young People Society of the Church of the Nazarene will be held at Riceville Church of the Nazarene in Riceville Paoh on Labor Day. Churches from Erle Warren Crawford and Mexcan counties will be represented and a Corry church group will attend. Rev R R Merriman district supervisor HI NY will be principal speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s
Riceville
Young People’s Society of the Church of the Nazarene
Riceville Church of
Mrs Allan Hasbrouck Hosts Shower for Mrs Arthur Hoffman
Mrs Allan Hasbrouck entertained for her house guest Mrs Arthur Hoffman at a shower held at Concord street home. Awards for games went not to Mrs Hoffman but to Mrs Robert Brockman Miss Myrna Hasbrouck and Miss Olmear Smith with door prize to Mrs Alice Hasbrouck. Twenty two guests attended and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Hoffman
Allan Hasbrouck
Sears and Anthony Daughters Born at Corry Hospital
A daughter was born this morning to Capt. Walter Sears and his wife at Corry hospital. Mrs. Sears lives at 25 Seventh Street, Antwerp. Also, a daughter was born this morning to Mr and Mrs Preston Anthony at Corry hospital. They reside at 29 Franklin Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caph
Walter Sears
Corry Hospital
Capt. Sears
Camp Pickett
Preston Anthony
Anthony
Franklin Atrees
Dinner Party Honors Mrs Clara Johnson on 90th Birthday
Mrs Clara Johnson celebrated her ninetieth birthday at Union City with a family dinner. Four generations attended including Guy and Johnson families from Panama New York City and Clymer plus Quinton Mivelt from Kane. Daughter Ma W Cookcould not attend from Los Angeles. Mrs Johnson enjoys good health and active interest in world and community affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Johnson
Eli McCray Caster
Johnson
Union City
Guy Johnson
Panama
Alan Johnson
Lyle Johnson
New York City
Ida Johnson
Clyme
Desert Bridge Hostess Keeps Pleasant Afternoon
Mrs. Frank Graft of East Irving Street hosted ten friends Thursday afternoon for a dessert bridge party. Awards went to Mrs. William Swat Jr. and Mrs. James Lewis as friends enjoyed a very pleasant gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Graft
Desert Bridge
East Irving Street
William Swat Jr
James Lewis
Gloria Rae Lloyd Celebrates Fourth Birthday
Gloria Rae Lloyd daughter of Mr and Mrs John Loyd Shady Avenue turned four. A party was hosted by her mother with several children and their mothers including Cuppy Mary Helen Messinger Janet Engle John Young Audrey Kenneth Nichols James Earle Jerry Joe Carolyn Louise Frank and Robert Loyd. The youngsters enjoyed the afternoon and Gloria Rae received many gifts. Mrs Margaret Moore guest was also honored on her birthday as Mrs Lloyd served cake to the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Rose
Cleveland
Saike Graham
West Gon
Gress Street
Robert Catlin
Judit
North East
George Edgerton
George Miller
Corry
Hammond
Ind
G. ’, ‘Murphy Company
John Blatt
Monith
Bemus Point
M. Sir
Howard J. Blakeslee
Columbia, D. C
Sgt. Blakeslee
Fort Jackson
Hiram Johnson
C. L. Blakeslee
Blakeslee
Carl Lyons
Cash Smith
Corry Union City Road
Stanley Nichols
Jean
William Johnson
Helen
Betty Johnson
Erie
Frank Beaumont
Philadelphia
Robert Bumbaugh
Arta. Smith Welsh
Clair Capwell
Chautauqua Lake
Embert Earle
Nancy
Jimmy
Minneapolis
Robert Carpenter
Penn Yan
Gerald Hoyt
Jessie Newton
Adele McCray
Carlton King
Findley Lake
Charles Bailey
Robert
John Kolonaski
Erle
Camp Bustis
North Center Street
Frank Grift
Hullo
N.Y
Arthur Martin
Leon Bertram
M. D. Bertram
East Main Street
Bertram
Hopewell
Fred Cameron
West Smith Street
Jamestown
B. Dempsey
James Sullivan
Fred Hannan
Donald Nantes
Mary Jean Sulvan
Union City
Father Trembley
St. Teresa's Church
Zoe Fisheny
Rouseville
Foxburg
Flaherty
Bred Stone
Mass
Air Force Statistics
Harvard University
Richard Gates
Baltimore
Glenn Gates
Ulk Street
James Cassidy
Michigan
Gloria Rae Lloyd
Gloria Rae Boyd
John Loyd
Shady Avenue
Cuppy
Mary Helen Messinger
Janet Engle
John Young
Audrey
Kenneth Nichols
James Earle
Jerry
Joe
Carolyn Louise
Frank
Robert Loyd
Gloria Rae
Margaret Moore
Lloyd
Kiwanis Dinner Highlights Film Presentation at Ritz
Kiwanis members and guests gathered at the Ritz for a film program on football games. E Schwab of Erie and an Atlantic Refining Co representative presented the films. Twenty members and two guests attended. Guests included Mr Brown and Mr Kendrike of Syracuse and Taco men. Kiwanis plans to join Rotary and Exchange clubs next. Dr H H Walker of Linesville will speak on Socialized Medicine at Hotel Corry Tuesday evening with Congressman Lew Rodgers attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawanis
Ritz
H. H. Walker
Linesville
Lew Rodgers
Mrs Lola Morrow Hosts Bridge Club Social Evening
Mrs Lola Morrow entertained Thursday evening as her bridge club met on North Center street. Awards went to Mrs Walter Scott and Mrs C W Jones. She served sandwiches and dessert before guests adjourned to meet next week with Mrs HL J Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lola Morrow
North Center Street
Walter Scott
C. W. Jones
Civil Air Patrol Outing at Youngsville Corn Roast
Forty Civil Air Patrol members from this city gathered at Youngsville airport for a corn roast event hosted by the unit. Flying preceded the meal and the evening featured a general good time. Several CAP members from Warren attended the outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Air Patrol
Youngsville
Everding
CAP
Warren
Still Collecting for Lost Eye at 103
Hillsworth Bennett, who lost an eye while working for a railroad in 1876, recounts suing for a cash settlement. He is nearly 103, having collected over $25,000 from the railroad after decades of negotiations, despite offers of $20,000 that he rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Hillsworth Bennett
Bennett
Tye
Knox cites third of Japanese ships sunk and total tonnage
In December 1941 press, Secretary Knox said Japan’s ships totaled 3,360,091 tons with interim gains raising total to 7,618,891 tons. He warned that destroying one third would cut enemy tonnage to about 2,539,630. Submarine actions, mainly by Americans, accounted for 17 percent of destroyed shipping. another 23 percent fell to other methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox
Pensioner’s Frugal Routine Draws Long Regard
A long-standing Civil War pensioner maintains a strict daily routine. He collects his $14 Bay and $8250 monthly pension, credits his solitary life to four hard-boiled meals, one beer at 3 PM, and 15 cigars daily, shaping local impressions of self-discipline.
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Apsdale
Wilson
White
Ne Ren Theatre
MNE
Lydon
Lin
Parkerhouse
Jack Frost
Treasure Island
Campbells Tomato Soup
Siadowy
Cardigan
Muis
James Wharton
Otert
John Crissman
Arthur Homan
Butler
Hoffman
Allan Haswouck
Concord Street
J. Prod Kinley Lett
Metropolitan Life ‘Insurance Company
Beverly
Kathleen Rauscher
Marion Street
Helen Shop
Kiyanians
Ghillie
Dutchbay
Oxford
Goles
A & & Sher
É Axford
Glens
Feu eEhnse
North Center ST
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
Fron
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