Triplets at Erie as one dies at birth
Brief notice from Erie reports Mrs John Hain Thurst Bey Morning gave birth to triplets at St Vincent's Hospital. The first child, a girl, died at birth. The second, a boy, weighed three pounds and arrived at 1 49 a m. The third, a girl, weighed two pounds three ounces and arrived at 1 53 a m. The two survivors were placed in incubators in fairly good condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brie
John Hain Thurst Bey
St. Vincent S Hospital
George Becker
John F. Hariyiin
Voy
Andi
Han i
Jeon Ispern Sie
Farewell Parties For May Gibas Leaving For Cadet Nurse Training
Farewell events honor May Gibas who departs Sept 11 for cadet nurse training at Hamot Hospital. Family hosts fifty guests with music and dancing, gifts include purse and trinkets. Out of town attendees include Helen and Ellen Mae Jansen Lottsville and Edward Gibas Buffalo among others. A 300‑member Aero Supply department also saluted her with a fish supper and a birthstone ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Uenevieve Nous
Wad
Hamot' Hospital
Plorysa Gibas
Hirami Brewer
Leonard Rittenhouse
Helen
Ellen Mae Jansen
Lottsville
Edward Gibas
Buffalo
Arthur Kane
Gatland
Moon’ Hubbard
Richard Hubbell
Union City
Martha Kuems
Jobin Kuzma
George Drobneck
Daughters of
Columbus
Gibas
Department of the Aero Supply
Boston
Department
Purchasing Agents At City Sept 15 16 Meet National Directors
Corry's members travel to Oi City on September 15 16 as the Association of Northwestern Pennsylvania hosts the National Directors for the Sixth District. The Arlington Hotel hosts the noon start Friday with a Wansago Country Club golf outing and club dinner. The Saturday morning business session at the Arlington will be led by L H. Forker of Quaker State Oil Refining Corp and open to all members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Oi City
Purchasing Agents “Association of
Pennsylvania
Sith
National Association
Arlington Hotel
Wansago Country Club
L. H. Forker
Quaker State Oil Refining Corporation
WRC District Meeting At Meadville Oct 9th
Women's Relief Corps No 49 met in the Masonic Temple with Mrs Kirk Brown presiding. New member Mrs Leni Cooley was initiated. District convention plans for Meadville on October 9 were discussed and Mrs Robert Stevenson was elected delegate with Mrs Bert Johnson as alternate. A birthday campfire dinner is planned September 14 at Mrs Rost Westley’s Worth Street home. We sang America and refreshments followed served by Mrs Johnson and Mrs Westley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Relief Corps No. 49
Masonic Temple
Kirk Brown
Leni Cooley
Meadville
Robert Stevenson
Bert Johnson
Rost Westley
Worth Street
Americi
Sport Talks Enjoyed By Kiwai Members
Corry Kiwanis Club met at Rite Restaurant with 24 attendees including guests. President Carl Wengert led a lengthy routine session appointing committees and outlining year activities. New Corry schools staff Joseph Setcavage and Leo Harkins addressed the club on athletic programs and football experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Kiwanis Club
Rite
Carl Wengert
Joseph Setcavage
Corry Schools
Leo Harkins
Incal
Harkins
Leteavage
Hesso
Farewell Dinner Held for Rev E A Hook Family
Mrs. Fred Ross hosted a farewell dinner at Worth Street for Rev and Mrs E A Hook and their family. They departed Thursday to relocate to Adrian Michigan. Hook served as pastor of the local Baptist church for nine years and has spent five years in evangelistic work in Corry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Hook
Fred Ross
Worth Street
Adrian Mich Rey
Hook
Ben
Corry
the Baptist Church
Farewell Party At Patterson Home For Leaving Friends
At 45 Fast Frederick Street Patterson home hosted seventeen guests to bid farewell to Jack Foster and John Scheppner who depart for service while Kathleen Mulders Betty Lundy and Martha Thompson prepare to enter nursing. Dancing featured the evening concluded with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuors
Bly Uynara
Joat Patterson
Fast
Frederick Street
Jack Foster
John Scheppner
Kathleen Mulders
Betty Lundy
Martha Thompson
Card Club Met Thursday With Mrs Walter Scott
Mrs Walter Scott hosted the contract bridge club at her Wright street residence last evening. Awards went to Mrs T H McCracken and Mrs K Powell. Light refreshments were served and Mrs McCracken will host again next Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Card Club
Walter Scott
W. H. Scot
Contract Bridge Club
Wright Street
T.H. McCracken
K. Powell
Daughter Born to Lt and Mrs Dale Spencer at Corry Hospital
A daughter was born at Corry Hospital to Lt and Mrs Dale Spencer. Mrs Spencer, 45, formerly Arlene Robbins, resides with her parents at 515 Grand Street while Lt Spencer, with the Army Air Corps, serves in the European area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Hospital
Dale Spencer
Spencer
Arlene Robbins
Army Air Corps
Williams Griffis Rite At Parsonage Seals Quiet Union
The wedding of Miss Dixie Lee Griffis and Nell A Williams took place Thursday afternoon at 4:30 o clock at the Parsonage with Rev Vanwrenpn officiating. The bride wore a blue willy frock with brown accessories and a red sash. her sister Barbara Griffis attended in an off white street dress. The groom was assisted by John Ogerdi and other guests as the ceremony united the couple who will reside at 122 Gill Street and post wedding dinner followed at the bride’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Vanwrenpn
First Methodist Church
Dixie Lee Griffis
Edward Griffis
Franklin Street
Nell A.williams
North Center
Barbara Griffis
Corson
John Ogerdi
Richard Higby
Janes
Goll Street
First Meeting Concord PTA To Be Held Sept 26
The Concord School Parent Teachers Association executive committee met at Mrs. Haylard Blanchard's East South Street home. Plans announced for a rummage sale at the Grand theater on September 15 and 16. The first regular meeting of the year will be Tuesday evening, September 26, with hopes for strong turnout. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Pta
Concord School Parent ‘Teachers Association
Haylard Blanchard
East South Street
Grand Theater
Blanchard
Harry Markett
Waffle Supper Honors Salvation Army Sunday School Class
Miss Grace Hotels Rise and Ward Satierles prepared a waffle supper at Ellet Main street home hosted by Mrs Manley Robbins and Mrs Gerald Whiteley in honor of members leaving for Officers Training College in New York City. Fourteen class members and Adjutant Morison attended this informal gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wigs
Matvenine Mounns
Salvation Army
Ellet Main Street
Grace Hotels
Rise
Ward Satierles
Officers’ 'Training College
New York City
Card Club Gathering at Mrs McElroy’s Home
Card club members met at Mrs McElroys on North Center Street. Five hundred point games produced wins for Mrs Dorr Clark Mrs William Johnson and Mrs Edward Jerome. Mrs Johnson also took the traveling prize. Mrs W P Johnson will entertain in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Segaera
North Center Street
Dorr Clark
William Johnson
Edward Jerome
Johnson
W. P. Johnson
Neighborhood Farewell Party for Farringtons
Neighbors of Mr and Mrs George Farrington on East Main street gathered at their home Wednesday evening to bid them farewell. A bountiful fruit and candy basket was presented. Bingo was played and ice cream cake and coffee were served by Mrs Robert Price and Mrs Charles Bell who arranged the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Farrington
East Main Street
Robert Price
Charles Bell
Corry Court Conception Opens Meeting for Catholic Daughters
About thirty Corry Court Conception Catholic Daughters of America held an opening meeting on Wednesday October 11 in the parish rooms. Mrs Robi Morey led the October committee and announced a merger fundraiser for the benefit of St Marys. Local officers were invited to attend at Ol City to report on past events and participate in discussions. Rev Fre PP Sharpe of St Thomas Gilbert attended and spoke about Catholic youths programs to be organized by volunteer committees. Committee in charge last evening included Mrs Laverne Miller as chairman. The local group attended Mass at St Thomas chapel and planned special services throughout the day. Members will attend Mass at St Elenberi on October 3 followed by benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Beall
Noble Grand
Lady Franklin Rebeka Lodge
Meadville
Odd Fellows
Plorian Plorek
AAT
Ean Marcos
Tex
Tce
Plorek
Robert Sullivan
James Sullivan
San Angelo
Texan
W. Knisely
Montgomery Ward
Pittsburgh
William Scott
W. C. Scott
East Wayne Street
Wheaton College
Wheaton
Thomas Motor Company
Venango Inn
Venango
Earl Boner
J. F. Crankshaw
Ralph Smith
Chevrolet Company
Kenneth Bock
East Main Street
Judy
Baltimore
Bock
Glenn D. Lopus
Harmon McElroy
Marcia Ann
Nir McElroy
Phil J. Moore
Philadelphia
Arthur Miller
R. D
Corry
James Kyamier
West Pleasant Stives
Johnstown
J H. Grice
USMC
South Pacific
Frank Grice
Harold
Michigan
Corry Court Conception
Catholic Daughters of America
Els
Robi Morey
Meres
Sharpe
Innnie
St. Thomas Giluech
Tytn Bees
Laverne Miler
St. Thomas
Corry Club Members Attend Union City Meeting
Corry Chamanta Club members attended a Union City gathering hosted by Mrs. William Johnson. Attendees included Mrs. A L Root and Mrs. P S Weed. Prizes for the afternoon were won by Mrs. Root. a supper followed. The club plans an annual trip to Evir on September 21. next meeting is the first Thursday in October at Mrs. Alonay Pratt’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Union City
William Johnson
Membes
Chamanta Club
Herime
A.L Root
PS. Weed
Root
Evir
Alonay Pratt
Ladies of The Moose Meeting Scheduled for September 11
The Ladies of The Moose Auxiliary of the Manse plans a meeting on Monday September 11 at the Grove City dwelling tower shop. Mrs Price, deputy of Grove City, will discuss installation visits and provide instructions to members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of the Moose
Badies
BP. Ail
Dewell Tower
Komenda Pillar Engagement Announced in Columbus
Mr and Mrs Luces Komendi of Columbus announce the engagement of their daughter Wanda Elizabeth to Joseph Pillar, son of Mrs Mary Pillar. No wedding date has been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Komenda-Pillar
Luces Komendi
Columbus
Wanda Elizabeth
Joseph Pillar
Mary Pillar
Special Services At Wayne Valley Church Are Announced
The Wayne Valley United Brethren Church announces special services by a Winston Williams evangelistic party. Pastor Mrs. J Hal Smitt says the group will conduct services at 11 AM, 2 PM, and 7 PM with an interlude program. Williams and Mrs. Williams lead the event with Professor JR MacMurray providing instrumentals. Public invitation extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WU. &.Wilnins Evangelistic Paris
Wayne Valley United Brethren
Chiveh
J. Hal Smitt
Inter
Williams
Corry Church Represented at Erie Conference
Corry church delegates Rev Fo Gilbreathy nasiwr and John Dahlstrand joined the Erie Conference sessions. A report notes missionaries seeking return to fields as wartime permits allow. Conference actions include endowment plans for retired ministers and broader lay leadership roles within committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Church
Erie
P. A. Galbreath
John Dahlstrand
Poreivt Missions
Sun Grinsholm
Dr. Diffindarfer
Allegheny College
Ralyly FE
Stiles
Camp Lee
Pittshaven
Wales
Wasminsters
Comulsiones
Tronene
W. H. Straughn
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Jimmy Lydon
Batman
Lanston
Center St
Dial
Renewal Society
Genevieve Gibas
City
WRC
Kiwai
Curtis Jewelry
Patterson Home
Helen sneRne “Togs
Williams-Griffis
Mr. and
Mrs. Farrington
Wayne Valley Church
CIA Amaneurs
North Corry
Columbus Ave
LY Armitage
Etree Me
Coats
Chapin
Celoron Park
Tonite
Sun
Pat Norman Orch
Zuckerman
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