Contract Club Met Last Evening at Mrs Andersons Home
Mrs R Anderson of North Center Street hosted her contract bridge club last evening. Prize winners were Mrs Harold Powell and Mrs W Holt, with a special gift awarded to Mrs J Hl McCracken. Guests were served a fourdessert course and the group will meet again in two weeks when Mrs Holt hosts.
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Contract Club
R. ©. Anderson
North Center Street
Contract Bridge Club
Harold Powell
Boettiger to sail for London UN conference
Recey ted from polA Curtis Boettiger 18 grandson of the late President Roosevelt prepared to go to a United Nations conference in London. He plans to sail Monday with his grandmother Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt. Boettiger was discharged yesterday from Corona Naval Hospital.
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Los Angeles
Rom Pola
Curtis
Buzzie) ‘Boettiger
President Roosevelt
London
Eleanor Roosevelt
Boettiger
Corona Naval Hospital
Catholic Daughters of America Hold Fall Meeting
The Court Conception No. 35 Catholic Daughters opened the fall season with a tureen ham dinner at North Center street club rooms. Forty four members attended as Lt. regent Lea Rhynard chaired a routine session followed by a social period. A social meeting is planned for September 28 with Norman Scholton and children arriving from Los Angeles.
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Catholic Daughters of ‘America
North Center Street
0.T. Anderson
Lea Rhynard
James Wharton
Leo Howlett
Harold Scholton
John Potocki
Trene Dippel
Lyle Saxton
Il. Be, Graham
Joseph Shamburg
Leo Hoylen
Birthday Party for Betty and Rowena Reagle
Mrs. Robert Reagle hosted a birthday gathering yesterday afternoon from 4 20 to 6 at her Elk Street home honoring her daughters Betty and Rowena Reagle. Betty turned ten and Rowena seven on September 3. Thirteen children attended as games and entertainment. Favors included balloons and sandy sticks. Guests enjoyed sandwiches potato chips baked beans carrot sticks birthday cake ice cream and chocolate milk in the yard. The girls received many gifts from friends.
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Robert Reagle
Elk Street
Betty
Rowena Reagle
Rowena
Emmanuel Guild Met Yesterday at Parish Hall
The Emmanuel Guild of the Episcop al Church met yesterday afternoon at the Parish Hall with Mrs. Frank Lockwood and Mrs. Don Williams as hostesses. Nineteen members and three guests attended including Mrs. W. A. Reymond of this city Mrs. Belle Redmond of Long Beach California and Mrs. Mary Cornell of Bil e. Rev Joseph R Clair gave devotions and Mrs Velma Moore president presided. Hostesses served refreshments and the next meeting is planned for October 9 with Mrs V M Sandburg Mrs Frank Wilcox and Mrs Ruth Holly as hostesses.
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Sunuarine Guild
Em Peseruct Episcopal Church
Frank Lockwood
Don Williams
Jsuesis
W. A. Reymond
Belle Redmond
Long Beach
Calif
Mary Cornell
Bile
Joseph R. Clair
Velma Moore
Seasion
Mth
V. M. Sandburg
Frank Wilcox
Ruth Holly
Noahs Ark Class Party At Blue Bonnet Inn
The Noahs Ark Class of the BU Sunday School held a Thursday evening party at the Blue Bonnet Inn. About 26 members attended at 6 30 with Crosby Bush as toastmaster. Rev H Ray Harris and other officers spoke brief remarks while Lloyd Whitcomb read and Gerald Bagley performed a magic demonstration.
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Noah's Ark
Blue Bonnet Inn
Crosby Bush
H. Ray Harris
Lloyd Whitcomb
Gerald Bagley
Messing Baby Born at Cory Hospital
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Frank Messing at Cory Hospital early this morning. The newborn adds joy to the Messing household and the family requests privacy as they welcome the new arrival.
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Frank Messing
Cory Hospital
Red Cross Corry Chapter elects officers for new term
September board meeting at chapter headquarters on North Center Street elected all current officers for another year. Rev Joseph R Clair presided with Richard Rossbacher as vice chairman and Mrs Don Williams as recording secretary. Harley Johnson remains treasurer. planning trips to Harrisburg campaign and Aspinwall session. Home Service reported 2 cases in July and 15 in August. Junior Red Cross to start in schools this month. Next meeting set for October 14.
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American Red Cross
Corry
North Center Street
Joseph R. Clair
Richard Rossbacher
Don Williams
Harley Johnson
Clair
Raymond Tanner
Funds
Harrisburg
Aso
Service
Aspinwall
Johnson
Home Service Corps
Red Grass
Mids
Ethel McCray
McCray Ladies Aid Holds All Day Session
Twenty members and guests of the McCray Ladies Aid Society met at Miss Cara McCray's home for an all day meeting. A tureen dinner was served at 1 and the afternoon session opened with a devotional led by Mrs. Joseph McCray. Mrs. Webb McCray presided and plans were made for a dinner for retail merchants and for the Pollyanna banquet with the Evangelical United Brethren Church Friendship Aid Society. Next session is planned for October 1 at an announced location.
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McGray Ladies Aid Society
Cara McCray
Joseph McCray
Webb McCray
Friendship Aid Society of
Evangelical United Brethren Church
McCray
Hilltop Club Met At President Home For Quilting
Six Hilltop Club members gathered at Mrs. Zern Aikens home on Wednesday afternoon. The meeting opened with the Lord's Prayer, followed by routine business and a quilting block session. A social period then ensued with birthday treats for Mrs. Albert Hill, Mrs. William Grayhill, Mrs. John Nelson, and Mrs. Merle Triscuit. Refreshments included sandwiches, cake, jello with whipped cream, and coffee. The next meeting is set for September 22 at Mrs. Lawrence Anderson's home.
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Hilltop Club
Zern Aikens
Aikens
Albert Hill
William Grayhill
John Nelson
Merle ‘Triscuit
Mire
Lawrence Andrerson
Judging Starts at Sparta Fair Entries Stream In
Entries rushed in for the Sparta community fair with judging set to begin after 9 this morning. Livestock entries appeared yesterday, displays were whitewashed, and stands multiply with groups from the School Athletic Association, Future Farmers of America, and student bodies. Judges announced include Swanson for vegetables, Miss Frieda Bodenlorfer for home making, Mrs. Murray for flowers, and Mr. Nicely for livestock.活动 today features softball, school athletic contests, a tight-wire act, booster badge drawing, and evening events including a jug-sawing contest, a tree act, and badge drawing.
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School Athletic Association
Future Farmers of America
Jay Hur Post
American Legion
Swanson
Con Neautville
Frieda Bodenlorfer
Flowers
Murray
Cambridge Springs
Nicely
Venango
Baby cigar smoker from Springfield tot prefers cigars
Eighteen month old Lawrence Phillips Jr is described by his mother as the family cigarette smoker though other relatives smoke. She says the child shifted from Nipples to cigarettes about a year ago and now favors a 12 cent cigar.
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Springfield
Mass
Lawrence Phillins, Jr
Phillips
Boy survives 93-foot fall in Elkins Park incident
Two year old Dennis D Allesandro plunged from a third floor apartment in suburban Elkins Park. He landed on an awning about 15 feet from the ground and suffered only a leg fracture. The accident occurred yesterday and authorities described his escape from serious injury as remarkable.
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Philadelphia
Elkins Park
Dennis D. Allesandro
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