Dorcas Class Opens With Debated Plans Meeting
The Dorcas Class of the Methodist church met at Mr Mamiel Myers home for opening devotions led by Mrs G W Andrus on Sin of Moses and Aaron. Plans included a September 29 picnic at Mrs Kennet Young Skad avenue and a rummage sale October 29 30. Mrs Lawrence Davison named general chairman. Monthly dinners set, Helen Jones named chair of card and flower, October meeting at Mrs Stanley Nichols. Luncheon served by Mrs Leonard Johnston Mrs G W Andrus Mrs Walter High and Miss Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas
Ut Ile Methodist Church
Mamiel Myers
Wayne Sweet
G. W. Andrus
Moses
Aaron
Xegstonff
Kennet Young
Skad Avenue
Lawrence Davison
Helen Jones
Stanley Nichols
Lélard Johnston
Walter High
Miss Myers
U B Ladies Aid Guests of Mrs John Banks
The U B Ladies Aid met at Mrs John Banks home on East South Street. Nine ladies attended with two visitors as devotion led by Mrs Banks. The group conducted Red Cross sewing and church business. The next Ald meeting will be held next Wednesday at Mrs Lonel Thorognod home. Snyder Circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bre Reguisr
Walted Brethren Ladies Aid
John Banks
East South Street
Oper Ia
Banks
Univer
Ibg
Red Cross
Lonel Thorognod
Snyder Circle
Song and Scripture Service for Salvation Army League
The Home League held a song and Scripture service at the meeting, with plans for Christmas fund and war relief garments. Next Wednesday the meeting moves to Mrs. Imm Heath on Park Street, then to Mrs. Stuart Messenger on East South Street. On October 6 Mrs. Eig. 3ller will address the League as divisional secretary. the two o’clock afternoon meeting is open to Cotry women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home League
The
Salvation Army
Isll
Imm Heath
Park Street
Stuard Messinger
East South St. Ort
Eig. 3Ller
League
Wil Belheld
Cotry
Baptist Ladies Fellowship Opens Season With Meeting
The Baptist Ladies Fellowship opened its season at Mrs. Howard Redding's home with a fruit table, devotions by Miss Gladys Hogart, and a business session led by president Mrs. Bruce Thomas. Officers elected for the year: President Mrs. Howard Redding, Vice President Miss Gladys Bogart, Secretary Mrs. Richard Miller, Treasurer Mrs. Cara Joseph. A nursery possibility was discussed and Mrs. Redding read a poem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Ladies
Howard Redding
Baptist Ladies Fellowship
Gladys Hogart
Bruce Thomas
Gladys Bogart
Richard Miller
Cara Joseph
Mrs. Reddine
Eva Kepler
Wisconsin
Interesting Meeting of Missionary Society
The Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church met at the home of Mrs. Linendell for its first gathering since summer. President Mrs. McCray led the session with devotional by Mrs. Smith from Mark chapter 1 verses 21 to 29. Mrs. Boyd outlined the year program and reviewed books on church and learning. Mrs. Linendorf and Mrs. Morrison served refreshments. the October meeting will be at Mrs. Sandburg's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society
Missionary Society of the Presbyterish Church
Mba
Tia Linendell
America
Boyd
Amariva
Mark Dawber
Mra Linendorf
A. E. Morrison
A. O. Sandburg
Birthday Party for Donna Lee Sherwood
M Ri Sherwood entertained yesterday afternoon honoring her daughter Donna Lee on her seventh birthday. Party held for school with games contests and entertainment. Prizes and favors included gifts for Donna and a lunch of ice cream and cake. Donna received nine gifts from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Lee Sherwood
M. Ri
Sherwood
Donna Lee
Aid
Nancy Nichols
Ada
Donba
Sergeant Mick Honored by Local Club Meeting
Sergt John H Mick was a club recipient in a community gathering Tuesday evening at Fort Custer Michigan. A box was packed and sent to Mick as the group wrote letters to him and other soldiers. A tasty luncheon was served, and the club will meet next week with Miss Martha Gates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Clabbatt
John H. Mick
Fort Custer
Mich
Serat Mick
Martha Gates
Mary Ann Scholten’s Seventh Birthday Party
Mary Ann Scholten aged seven celebrated her birthday at home on East Main Street with family and relatives. Attending were Mr and Mrs Leo Howlett, their daughter Patty, Mr and Mrs Joseph Gronostas and daughter Judy, Mr and Mrs Potocki and son Tommy, and David Anderson. A birthday luncheon was enjoyed and Mary Ann received presents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ney Ny
Harold A. Scholten
East Main Street
Leo Howlett
Patty
Joseph Gronostas
Judy
Mes
Id Potocki
John Potocki
Tommy
David Anderson
Mary Ann
Recent Bride Honored By Friends at Party
A bridal celebration honored Marjete Hur at home with friends for Myre Mary Mahat Balog the guest of honor. Games and gifts marked the evening as several ladies extended the best wishes with light refreshments.
Cecil Messinger Feted at Company Party
Cecil Messinger was guest of honor at a Pennsylvania Electric Company gathering held at the Messinger cottage in Columbus evening. About twenty attended and presented Messinger who leaves Monday for the army civical with gift. A picnic supper was enjoyed by the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Licu Messinger
The
Pennsylvania, Electric Company
Colmbushsh
Ie Attarné
Messinger
Army Civical
S Cift
Auxiliary Planning For District Meeting Nearing Sunday
The Auxiliary held a meeting at the local post home to finalize plans for the upcoming district gathering this Sunday. Members prepared to serve supper to attendees and welcomed a new member while approving a donation to the Scotland children's home for the sweater fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VPW
Scotland
Krazyate Club Hosts Mrs Paulson for Meeting
The Krazyate Club met at Mrs. Harry Paulson Jr.’s West Pleasant street home. Mrs. Wilbur White and Mrs. Wesley Seamans each won five hundred honors. Hostess served a two course supper to members and two guests, Mrs. Charles Jackman and Mrs. Mixwell Devereaux. In two weeks Mrs. Robert Hunt will entertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paulson
Harry Paulson, Jr
West Pleasant Street
Wilbur Whitehead
Wesley Seamans
Charles Jackman
Mixwell Devereaux
Robert Hunt
Jump for and Jumper Summer Styles For All Ages
Fashion notes say the slenderizing jumper with a long shoulder to waist line shifts from college wear to appeal for older women. The trend extends beyond the campus crowd to a broader audience this season.
Bottle Blitz Drives Glas Makers to 24 Hour Output
Glas manufacturers operate around the clock to supply containers for foods shifting from cans. Return all empty soft drink bottles stored in cellars attics or kitchens to help meet demand quickly.
Corry Safety Council Meeting At Rite Restaurant
The Corry Safety Council held its regular monthly meeting last evening at the Rite Restaurant. Two letters from the National Safety Council and its new North eastern section were read. Two new members joined the group, Mrs. Lawrence Mc Cray representing the Parent Teachers' Council and Kelly Hoffmann representing the Aero Supply Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Safety Council
Rite
National Safety Council
Lawrence McCray
Parent- Teachers’ Council
Kelly Hoffmann
Aero Supply Union
Nowadays fashion counsel from Mainbocher on well dressed women
New York announces four rules for the well dressed woman. The designer urges restraint to avoid looking either underdressed or overstyled. He argues that disciplined appearance provides a sense of security in uncertain times and praises a balanced, groomed look over flashy outfits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mainbocher
Mrs Karl Knoll Honored by Park Street Friends
Miss Elizabeth Lanston entertained last evening at her Park street home honoring guest Ms East Knot from New York City. The event featured bridge, guest prizes for Mrs Knoll, and refreshments served by Miss Lanston to a group including Mrs Grice, Mrs Freedo, Mrs Alton Dahlstrand, Mrs Jo m Street, Miss Marion Sullivan, Miss Dorothy Kitticherser and Mrs Richard Countryman of Rochester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Nichols
Kenneth Kirch
Danville
Dan Krieg
South
Bend
Tod
Lyle Merry
Theo Rickerson
Russell
Violet Greene
South Center
Erie
Mus
F. Miller
Bugfelo
Corry
Union City
Centerville
W. W. Hubbart
Westfield
Roy Skinner
Wayne Street
Richard Countryman
Rickey
Rochester
N. Y
H. J. Lewis
East Bond Street
Karl Knoll
New York City
Wallace Turner
Phydleign
Cleveland
M's
James Luce
Youngsville
C. D. Skinner
Northwest Street
Bruce Ellsiorths
East Trving Street
Ralph
Jean Elizabeth
Awdeydale “Farms
Washington
Sia
Ene
E. P. Roth
Erie Episcopal Diocese
Bess Wilson
E. H. van Houton
R. G. Walling
Roberts
Mildred Alfred
Wallace Young
Mildred
Charles P. Keating
Gene Parsons
Indiana
Indiana State Teachers College
Elizabeth Lanston
Park Street
East Knot
Bridge
John Prena
Frank Grice
Clalming the Honoss
Knoll
Miss Lanston
Grice
Fredo
Alton Dahlstrand
Jom Street
Marion Sullivan
Dorothy Kitticherser
Rochester N
Social shower honors Mrs Loomis by ten guests
Entertained for sister Mrs James Loomis on East Irving Street, Mrs Ralph Babcoth hosting last evening with ten friends. The group enjoyed a pleasant social evening and presented Mrs Loomis with a shower of gifts. refreshments were served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Loomis
Ralph Babcoth
East Irving Street
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Blatt Bros
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John Carradine
Grace MacDonald
Robert Paige
Walter Catlett
Pearl Harbor
Darli
Amelia Earhart
Herbert Marshall
Eduardo Ciannelli
U.S. War Bonds
Community Loan Company
North Center Street
Corry and Vicinity
Ralph B. McCord
U. B. Ladies Aid
Mane
Milan Gates
Delaware Street
New
Gloria Bauman
Gates
Casey Jones School of Aeronautics
Newark
Roosevelt
Mary and Martha
Presbyterian Church
Robert A. Ott
East Frederick Street
Grace Penniman
John Rickers
Tbe Chiss
Mary Anderson
India
Douglas Rovelle
Q. S. Wallace
Stanley Anderson
Fern Duke
J. Hubert Heer Jef
North Centey Street
Mary Ann Scholten
AMS
Marjete Hur
Inet
Myre
Mary Mahat Balog
Redent
Balog
Virginia Aikeles
Lenora Clark
Dorothy Smith
Ann Lindsey
Mabel Stinner
Thelma Lord
Ella Anderson
Autumn Jor- Han
Virginia Wolcott
Cecil Messinger
Virgin
Zuckerman
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
Warren Conservatory
Business & Professional Women’s
Murphy's
DR. Leroy B. Campbell
Piano
MR. Eugene Kuester
Phillip Santoro
Dr. Campbell
RAYON
Helen
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