Summer Society Gala at Cory County Club
Over two hundred guests gathered at Cory County Club for a summer social featuring baked foods and clam dishes served buffet style. Golf, prizes for low putts, and a full dance program with George LaBeyre orchestra capped the afternoon and evening. Hosts included William Setchel, Dr Lyle Capton, Dr X Williams, and Clymer with caterers Frank Edwards and staff from Cuba New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huddred Peope
Cory Countey Club
George Cochran
Ian Bross
Paul Meerdink
Law Rep
EF Harmon
Rasselas Brown
County Climb
George LaBeyre
William Setchel
Lyle Campton
X. Williams
Clymer
Jaca Club
Frank Edwards
Cuba
N. Y
Miss Rowena Reagle Honored On Birthday 50
Miss Rowena Reagle celebrated her 50th birthday with a party at Mead Park yesterday afternoon from 3:30 to 3:40. Her mother Mrs. Robert Reagle hosted a gathering of ten guests who enjoyed sandwiches relishes birthday cake and drinks. Favors included miniature wagons filled with chewing gum. Guests included Lee William Sally Chase Linda Reagle Robert Lansberry Robert Craker Glenn Craker Mary Sue Craker Louise Weitifier Robert Reagle and Betty Reagie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Rowena
FCAT
Robert Reagle
Mead Park
Miss Rowena
George Black
Nazarene Women Meet at Cottage Park Columbus
The Church of the Nazarene group met yesterday at the Rest-A-Bit Simmer cottage in Cottage Park Columbus with Mrs A C Barton and Mrs Martha Barton hosting. Fourteen members attended a dinner featuring fresh blackberry pie. Mrs Clarence Bailey led devotions due to the absent leader, and Mrs Martha Barton celebrated her 16th birthday on August 23. The afternoon included fancy work and socializing. Next meeting is October 1 at Mrs Marti Andersons home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Nazarene
Cottage Park
Columbus
A. C. Barton
Martha Barton
Ror. Merriman
Clarence Bailey
Marti Anderson
Multiple Families Depart After Visits to Local Residents
Mc and Mrs Mack Stearns and daughters left for Kilgore Texas after a two week visit with Mrs Stearns mother NL S Hofey on North Center Street and with her sister Mrs Frank Kabler Brie. Robert Baker left for Trenton to resume studies at Rider College while his wife visits relatives on East Irgine Street. Nancy Lindeven returned home to Water after a week with her uncle Mr Willian Haenel West Fredapick site. Rebecca St. Wasp and Miss St. Chit of Eyal Congress steel left for Salem to visit their brother P J St Clair. C A Johnson and Esther Anne Johnson left for Buffalo to visit Mrs Herbert Lyon and Dr Lyon. Robert Corbin returned from Huntington Park and visits his grandmother Mrs Gerda Brooks. Arthur Treet of Union City visited Huntington Park. Mrs Gilbert Wolfe and Joyce left for Erie after visiting Willis Brown family. Frank Brooks family returned to their North Center Street home Wednesday after attending the Pho tographers Association convention in Chicago and visiting relatives in Tennessee Indiana and Canton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack Stearns
Mary
Feft
Kilgore
Texas
Stearns
NL S. D. Hofey
North Center Street
Prank Kabler
Brie
Dell McCray
Huntington Park
Galll
Homs
L. Metz
Winifred
Robert
Baker
Trenton
Rider College
Wis
Rose Marlin
East Irgime Street
Nancy Lindeven
Water Thesday
Ann
Willian Haenel
West Fredapick
Rebecca St. Wasp Sind Mies
Eyal Congress Steel
Salemmnce
P. J. St. Clair
St. Clair
C. A. Johnson
John H. CIA
Dawshier
Esther Anne
West Charel Siveat
Buffalo
Dormers
Herbert
M. Lyon
Dr. Lyon
Robert Corbin
Oali
Allene Corbin
Gerda Brooks
West Pleasant Strreet
Arthur Treet
Union City
Gilbert WolTe
Joyce
Erie
Walfe
Willis Brown
West Washingtn
G. R. Clarke
Eric
Frank Brooks
Chicago
Amene
Vintennes
Ind
Canton
Katie
Brooks
V F W Auxiliary meets with guest speaker at Post Home
The V F W Auxiliary met at the Post Home on Washington Street with Jenn Weld presiding at 8215 o'clock. Twelve members and one guest Mrs William Dichl of Pottsville attended. Mrs Dici spoke on hospital work and Scotland School for Orphans at Faton Rapids Michigan. The session closed after routine business and a social period. annual Conneville Veterans Hospital contribution approved. next meeting set for September 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenn Weld
V. F. W. Auxiliay
Post
Washington Street
William Dichl
Pottsville
Dici
Vv. F. W
Scotland School For Orphans
Faton Rapids
Mieci
Connesville Veterans’ Hospital
El Gallto Club Hosts Pleasant Evening
Mrs Maxine Gregory entertained nine El Gallto Club members at her Goald sized home with guest Mrs Ray Mannuel of Binghamton. The social featured games and awards to several members. Refreshments included macaroni salad sandwiches and cookies. Next meeting planned with Mrs Lasson of East Mass street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Gallto Club
Maxine Gregory
el Gailto Club
Ray Mannuel
Binghamton
Wmirs
Wilbur Larson
Avekon Winnine
Leiper
Iléei Ant Harry
Mis
Mabel Alithody
Lilelile Malek
Clara Hill
Gregory
Lasson
East Mass
Local Bingo Club Winners Named At Home Meeting
Last evening ten members of Mrs Lillian Outa ways bingo club gathered at her West Smith home. Winners included Wwayim Janener and Mex Mary Stafford. Members enjoyed late night bingo with pastries and cake as plans were made for a September 1 meeting at Mrs Fred Snapp's West Frederick Street residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwayim Janener
Mary Stafford
Lillian Outaways
von West Smith Sirees
Otlaway
Fred Snapp
West Frederick Street
E U B Women’s Aid Meeting at Johnson Home
E U B Women’s Aid of the Evan Gelidal United Bieluten Church convened at Mrs. Hunter’s Johnson Home for a business session. Miss Naomi Fabason led the eleven members in visiting and quill work duties while Mrs. Hurley Banks assisted with dowolleys and the resident. Refreshments of whipped cream wafers and tea were served. Mrs. Charles Seppe from No h Center announced the September 17 session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ping Joaneon
Assimee
Naomi Fabason
Snwokhined -Eipht
Ye Woihen’s Aid Society
Evan- Gelidal United
Bieluten
East Smith
Wee- Herday
Ifwinoen
Hurley Banks
Dowolleys
Guy Bennink
Charles Seppe
Noh Center
Stitch and Chatter Club Dinner Meeting Notes
The Stitch and Chatter Club met at Mrs. Frank Gates home in Comy for a pleasant gathering. Members spent the afternoon sewing and visiting, then enjoyed a shared dinner with each person contributing a dish she had never prepared before and an assortment of casseroles. The September 17 meeting will be hosted by Ms. Wallace Mick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mieraioon
B.D
Frank Gates
Wallace Mick
Moth Street
New Era Club Opens Fall Session With Guests
The New Era Club of the Presbyterian Church held its first fall meeting hosted by Mrs. Marion Rumbaugh on Spring Street. About 25 members attended with Mrs. A. V. Chehiran presiding. Delegates Martyn Wallace Chi Mae Cyehran Gene Anderson and Eugene Perkins spoke on the Presbyterian Youth Conference at Camp Celadon. Plans for a Warren fancy and a gathering at Mrs. Clarence Jive’s on West Pleasant Street were outlined. Mrs. N. I. Diels, marking 20 years with the club, will soon move to Meninvilla and was presented a Bible. The hostess with assistance served angel food cake with peaches whipped cream coffee and tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Era Club
Presbyterian Church
Marion Rumbaugh
Presbyterian Youth Conference
Celedon
Wareen
Clarence Jive
Pleasant Street
Diels
Meninvilla
John Sheehan
Claude Blaxchard
Lloyd Matson
Circle No 3 Met At Brown Home For Meeting
The aneuwats ne guiry, de CS, Jude No. 8 of the Methodist Church met yesterday afternoon at Mrs Willis Brown's home on West Washington street for a regular meeting. Mrs A J Foster led devotion and prayer closed the session. Mrs G C A Montgin presided during a brief business period. Hostess assisted by Mrs Pred Mason and Mrs Gilbert Walie served apple pie with cheese tea and placeholder treats for the eighteen members present. The next meeting will be at Mrs Nelson Ditnntiel's Concord Street on October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aneuwats
Guiry
de CS
Jude
Methodist Church
Willis Brown
West Washington Street
A. J. Foster
Brown
GC. A. Mowntgin
Pred Mason
Gilbert Walie
Nelson
Two Corry Ladies Honored At Birthday Party
Frinds honored two Corry ladies on Wednesday evening as 12 friends gathered at Mead Park to celebrate their birthdays. The event began at six o clock with visitors enjoying a campfire, hot dogs with trimmings, pickles, onions, marshmallows and pie. Indicated by the Sun, each honored lady received a pleasing tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uss
Introducing a Daughter Born Yesterday in Cleveland
A daughter was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Steiner in Cleveland. Mrs Steiner is a great granddaughter of Charles Setsle of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ma Steiner
Church Party Honors Deweys Before Erie Move
The Methodist Church Sunday School plans a tureen supper Monday evening September 6 at 6 15 at the church to honor Mr and Mrs RS Dewey who are moving to Erie. Dewey has served as superintendent and members and friends are invited bringing a tureen and their own table service. Mrs Hubert S Vaught is general chair with assistants Mrs George Andrus Mrs Earle Hasbrouck Miss Ruth Dahlstrand and Miss Ola Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deweys
Methodist Church
RS. Dewey
Erie
Dewey
E Methodist Sunday School
Hubert S. Vaught
George Andrus
Earle Hasbrouck
Ruth Dahlstrand
Ola Young
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Rex
Segui Pili
Hedy Lamarr
Dennis John O’keefe-Loder
William Lundigan
Morris Carnovsky
F. P. Lita Rettynen
Niagara
Walter Mace
Sandusky, Q
Tlorp.s
Corry's
Smart Women's Shop
Rowena Reagle
W. FL
M. S
Columbus Cottage
Alcon Ena
Flako Products Conpora
E. U. B. Women’s Aid
Johnson Home
Stitch and Chatter Club
North Corry Emblem
W.s.armitage
W. 5S. C.S
Circle No. 3
Brown Home
Corry
Frinds
Helen
Tota
Westinghouse Quartet
Carl F. Chade
Edward B. Beers
Earl Felder
Parison
Edwin H. Hanson
Pittsburgh
Corry Society For the Preservation and Encouragement OF Barber Shop
Sp.m
Aot
Sea’s Drugs
Chabin
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