Doris Bergman Honored With Farewell Party
Doris Bergman leaves next week for Penn State Astension College in DuBois. Miss Dorothy Patterson hosted a farewell at East Irving Street with awards and a lunch served. attendees included Messenger, Gertrude Crowell, Ruth Garrity and Betty Wand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Couwell
Doris Bergman
Dorothy Patterson
East Irving Street
DuBois
Penn State Astension College
Ion
Robert Hunt
Jande Porter
Miss Bergman
Messenger
Gertrude Crowell
Uth Garrity
Betty Wand
Society notes from Court Conception No 35 dinner meeting
Thursday evening thirty one members of Court Conception No 35 Catholic Daughters of America shared a roast beef dinner led by Mrs. Leo Hoyten and regent. Regular business followed with committee reports, year books discussed, and reevaluated meeting dates to the first and third Thursdays to avoid holiday conflicts. Guests included Erie visitors, farewells for Martha Mount, and a reception with prizes and lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Conception No. 35
Catholic Daughters of America
Court
Leo Hoyten
Regent
James Cassidy
Mildred Denton
James Wharton
Mary Condra
Raymond Sandburg
Condra
Meeting of W C 5 Group 3 at Mrs Nichols home
Women’s Society for Christian Service group No 3 met Thursday evening at Franks Street home of Mrs Stanley Nichols. Fifteen members and one guest attended. During the business meeting mile boxes were distributed and members were asked to furnish salad for the next meeting or all groups on Monday night. Mrs Nichols, assisted by Mrs Hillburg, served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 5
Hillbure
Women's Society For Christian Service of the Methodist Church
Stanley Nichols
Franks Street
Crawford County P T A Sets Theme For Year
The Crawford County P T A opened at Mrs. Robert McCracken’s Shaw's Landing home with 30 members. The new theme, Defense Begins At Home, was chosen and upcoming meetings include a Lincolnville conference October 21 and a district meeting October 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford County
Robert McCracken
C. G. Boslan
Fredericksburg
Lincolnville
Hawthorne
Conneaistville
Twins Celebrate 21st Birthday at Ritz Dinner Party
Mr. and Mrs. Worth Hammond hosted a Ritz Restaurant dinner last night honoring the 21st birthdays of Gerald and Harold Hammond. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hammond, Harold Han Monti, Miss Arina Skirko of Union City, and the hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worth Hammond
Ritz
Gerald
Harold Hammond
Gerald Hammond
Harold Han Monti
Arina Skirko
Union City
Erie Couple Honors Guests At Dinner Party
Mr and Mrs Arthur McCray hosted a six o clock dinner at Corry Road to honor Captain and Mrs McCune of Eve. The evening included visiting and games with Will Dyckes winning the Sword for the evening. Eight guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Arthur McCray
Corry RD
Dinner Party Hosted by Barbara Keppel on Mott Street
Barbara Keppel hosted a dinner party at her Mott Street home last evening with guests including Harry Pratt of Lawrence Park for his birthday, Martha Elston, Eileen Graham, Joan Morton of Corry, Jack Rand Gall, Bob McMinnas of Lawrence Park, Phyllis Lyons of Port Allegany, Kenneth Burr, Margaret Helen Haigai, Jack Kinney, Detoris Bub, Bob Reynolds, Mary Jeane Mooney, Donald Lundy, and Olin Bracken Jr. Dancing and cards followed the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keppel
Hore
Mott Street
Harry Pratt
Lawrence Park
Martha Elston
Eileen Graham
Joan Morton
Corry
Jack Rand Gall
Bob McMinnas
Phyllis Lyons
Port Allegehy
Kenneth Burr
Margaret Helen Haigai
Jack Kinney
Detoris Bub
Bob Reynolds
Mary Jeai Mooney
Donald Lundy
Recent Bride Given Miscellaneous Shower
Gumbleton and daughter entertained at the Gumbleton home on Liberty street last evening honoring Mrs. Harold Marlowe, nee Florence Gumbleton, who was married recently. The party was a miscellaneous shower and Mrs. Marlowe read a number of gifts. Prizes for cars were won by Mrs. H. J. Dahlstrand and Mrs. Frederick Ah! Refreshments were served to the guests, who included out-of-town visitors such as Mrs. Dahlstrand, Miss Dorothy Dahlstrand, Mrs. M. Pfeffer, Mrs. N. Bukka and Mr Atl, of Brie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Mount
Helen Hecklyilh
North Center Street
University of West Virginia
Delores Bul
Patricia Yohe
Beckwith
Rhisell Beckwitin
Miss Mount
Nina Jane Gilbertson
Phyllis Lindsley
Harsiett Donaldson
Belly Jane Dubistrand
Dahlstrand
Dorothy Dahlstrand
Seedless jam making method described in old text
A fragmented recipe describes seedless jam by simmering berries in water until soft, pressing through a sieve to remove seeds, measuring pulp, and adding sugar. It notes many jams use equal parts sugar and pulp, reflecting a simple preservation technique.
Canned Wood Labels Emphasize Household Aid
Fragmentary OCR text describes labels on canned woods promising usefulness around the home and protection for household items. No clear dates, names, or places are readable.
Local Couple Married Last Week In Kentucky
A Kentucky wedding occurred Saturday evening in Mayaville when Miss Anne Mallick of this city wed Walter C. Gaster of Columbus. Rev. A. A. Odom officiated. The couple plans a wedding trip through the Smoky Mountains and will reside in Columbus. Both work for Raymond Manufacturing Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Mallick
Walter C. Gaster
Columbus
Mayaville, Ky
A. A. Odom
Caster
Smoky Mountains
Raymond Manufacturing Company
Aid Society Meets at Mrs Payne Home
Mrs Carrie Payne hosted yesterday's United Brethren Ladies Aid at her North Center street home. After business and devotion, members enjoyed quilling and refreshments provided by Mrs Payne with assistance from Mrs Guy Benning and Miss Aenes Rupp. The group will reconvene in two weeks for an all day session at the parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Payne
United Brethren Ladies Aid
North Center Street
Horse Show Opens Youngsville Fair at Island Park
The Youngsville Horse Show kicks off the eleventh Youngsville Community Fair at Island Park Youkes ville tonight with Many Trails Ridifil Club entries including Corry members. Judges include Robert Hoge Cleveland Thomas Baker Derbey NY and ring master Gus Burcett Saugertown. Dr Sperry C Kinton Warren acts as official veterinarian and will judge horse fitness. A costume parade on Saturday evening will feature audience participation. Multiple trophies will be awarded during the two day show drawing strong local attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngsville
Island Park
Youkesville
Many Trails Ridifil Club
Corry
Robert Hoge
Cleveland
Thomas Baker
Derbey
Gus Burcett
Saugertown
Sperry C. Kinton
Warren
Home Club Meets at Nichols Residence in Fort Worth
Home of Mrs Lawrence C Nichols hosted a secret business meeting of FW Club members this week. Contests were held with winnings to Mes Douglas Reynolds, Mrs Guy Sutton, and Mrs Walter Pier. Hostess served lunch. Last week members gathered at Mrs John Statevilles for a kitchen shower. The club plans a theater party in Erie next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichols
Lawrence C. Nichols
Mes Douglas
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REX Theatre
Lou Abbott and Costello
Powell
NAVY
Joan Perry
Roger Pryor
Desmond Home
Daughters of the American Revolution
Brokenstraw Valley
J. J. Desmond
East Pleasant Street
Waller Merrick
Morris Bonsteel
F. B. Johnson
A. 3. Creighton
Phillip Young
Britain
Marjorie Peck
Oakwood Gardens
Willig Kibler
Hazel Kibler
James Sherman
William Baird
Girard
S. D. Wilcox
W. W. Auer
W. A. Redmond
RB. Mosier
George Clark
Oxford
Tan Milliaey Ype
Leathy Cate
Boys Brown An Bish Oxford
Goodyaor Walt
Ios
Tal
N. Center St
Corry, Pa
Sioa
C. D. of
George Ellsworth
Daugtter
Gladys
Anthony J. Joy
Joe Jimmie
Youngstown
Ohio
Mike Celestine Shaw
Brocton
N. Y
M. Bilburg
Franklin Street
Mes. Hillbure
Miss Shaw
Oarype Pleas
Chautauque Lake
Viking Tavern
HOTEL
Samuels
Jamestown
N.Y
Barbara Keppel
Feniban al
Kentucky
Aid Society
Mrs. Payne
Helen
Tols
Ladies Linzeris
Peaches
Apple Grove
Dutch Mill
Oleo Orchard Park
el Savitar
Hamlings
Fressiaker
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
F. W
TOGS
North Center St
Corey
Ature
the National Bank OF Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
B.D
Walla
Mazdinum
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