Rehoboth Class Hosts Hayride and Bonfire Evening
The Rehoboth Class of United Brethren Sunday School met at Mr. and Mrs. Sverettt Tenhuisen in Clymer for a hayride bonfire and social. About thirty six attended as Pvt. Clifford Cady in the service was noted. Mr. and Mrs. Crosby Bush assisted with refreshments including sandwiches cookies and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rehoboth
United Brethren Sunday School
Sverettt Tenhuisen
Clymer
Tenhuisen
Crosby Bush
Pvt
Clifford Cady
Nagel to Marry Niagara Falls Girl
Mr. and Mrs. George Nagel of East Wayne street and Misses Téa and Amy Ohm of Columbus depart Saturday morning for Niagara Falls Ontario to attend the wedding of George Nagel Jr. to Christine Galley of Niagara Falls at St Andrew's United Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Nagel
Niagara Falls
East Wayne Street
Téa
Amy Ohm
Columbus
Ont
George Nagel, Jr
Christine Galley
Albert W. Galley
St. Andrew's United Church
W R C District Meeting Planned for Corry
Plans for the W R C district meeting to be held in Corry on October 21 were advanced at a Women’s Relief Corps No 43 meeting at the Masonic Temple. Mrs Kirk Brown presided. Mrs Marvin Carlson named delegate to District 7 convention with Mrs Manley Robbins as alternate. Light refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry i
Women's Relief Corps
Masonic
Kirk Brown
Marvin Carlson
Manley Robbins
Kiwanis Speaker Talks Model Instruction
Stanley E. Anderson, recently back from two years in Biloxi, spoke to the Car ty Kiwanis Club at the Ritz Restaurant about the model instruction given to similar groups. John Blatt, Third War Loan Drive chairman, also spoke. Kiwanis Day Monday will feature a special solicitation in the drive. Twenty members attended. routine business followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley E. Anderson
Kiwanis Club
Stanley B. Anderson
Bilox
Miss
Carty Kiwanis Club
Ritz
Anderson
John Blatt
Service Club
Two Brothers Leaving For Navy Feted At Dinner
Cecil and Thomas Messinger Jr were honored at a dinner by Mr and Mrs Tyan Smith at 211 East Pleasant Street. Ten guests attended including Cecil and Thomas senior and families. The event featured patriotic table decor, games and visiting as Cecil heads to the Army and Thomas to Navy service next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Cecil
Thomas Messinger
Tyan Smith
East
Pleasant Street
Cecil Messinger
Thomas
Army
Birthday Party For Follett Sisters
Susan and Sally Follett daughters of Mr and Mrs Venns Follett West Pleasant Street celebrated their third birthday yesterday afternoon from 2 to 5 oclock. Mrs Follett hosted sixteen children with games such as pinning the donkey tail bean bags and quoits. Prizes favors and gifts were given plus a birthday lunch of ice cream cake and chocolate milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan
Sally Follett
Venns Follett
West Pleasant Street
Corry Court C D A Plans Benefit Shower and Tea
The Corry Court C D A held a meeting to finalize plans for a beach food shower and tea for the Sisters of Mercy to take place in October. Members agreed to blood donor drives and to purchase $300 in bonds during the Third War Loan Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. of A
Corry Court
Sisters of Mercy
Corry
Truss
Leo Rhynard
Mrs Paul Taylor Honored At East South Street Party
Mrs Frank Ferry and Mrs Reade Langhurst hosted last evening at the Ferry residence honoring Mrs Paul Taylor. Guests included Mrs Taylor and several others, with awards for cards won by Miss Auer and Mrs Morton. Corsage gifts were presented to the honoree amid refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Taylor
Frank Ferry
Reade Langhurst
Ferry
East South Street
Taylor
Richard Morton
George Koestner
Edmund Hart
Rosemary Auer
Sue Crowell
Ellinear Smith
Welter Dundor
Perry Parker
Donald Neyton
Miss Auer
Morton
Local residents announce travel and furlough updates
A stream of visitors and travelers is noted. Mr and Mrs A E Morrison depart for Erle to consult a specialist joined by several relatives from Erle including Mr and Mrs Ralph Magee and children William and Mary Ilmabeth. Various locals, including Dickersons, Snyders, and Powells, announce trips, leaves, and home visits across Erie, Corry, Olean, and surrounding towns, with some military returns and plans for coming weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Morrison
Erle
Ray Anderson
Corry- Jamestown Corp
Cleveland
Toledo
Alma Erickson
Pittsburgh
Doris Sanden
Esther Snyder
Hundred
W. Way
Dora Lee Snyder
Corry
Hunter College
John Middow
Erie
Howard Powell
Jennings Powell
Robert
Sarah Ann
Hooversville
H. EK. Powell
North Center Street
Minneapolis
Minn
Northwestern Theological Seminary
East Congress Street
Rov. Corcoran
Roy Proctor
U.S. N
Dearborn
Mich
Glenn Donaldson
A. C. Hovey
Lewis Hovey
Michael Titz
Hobbs
New Mexico
Pv. Bitz
Mark Lawless
DuBois
PTA Council Board Votes to Buy Bond
The Par ent-Teachers' Council executive board met in the library basement last evening to decide their role in the Third War Loan. They voted to purchase a fifty dollar bond. The meeting was well attended and presidents of school organizations were urged to cooperate with council chairmen. Tentative plans were made for a dinner meeting in October. Mrs Mildred Denton, the president, conducted the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTA Council
Parent-Teachers’ Council
Mildred Denton
Timber From Helt Believed Used in War Effort
Timber from Hell and Purgatory in Onslow County North Carolina is being logged for the war effort. The two forest areas are owned by the state board of education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hell
Purgatory
Onslow County
North Carolina
State Board of Education
Special Services At Wayne Valley Church Sunday
Wayne Valley United Brethren in Christchurch hosts a memorable program featuring Dr. O E Williams and a four member party with singing music and preaching. Prodigy musician MacMuttray adds numerous selections and a noon basket dinner invites guests to bring filled baskets and table service. Afternoon and evening offerings support the Williams party with morning Bible presentation by Mrs. Lynn Sill for class attendance and a dedication plaque by Mr and Mrs Gerald Banley. Morning service 11, afternoon 2 30, evening 8 Welock invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Valley
Wayne Valley United Brethren
Christchurch
O. E. Williams
MacMuttray
Williams
Lynn Sill
Gerald Banley
Faith Messenger Honored by Agro Supply Party
Friends from the Agro Supply purchasing department held a dinner at Turbell's Inn west of Corry to honor Miss Faith Messenger who has left the department. Afterward they visited Miss Virginia Armitage’s home for a social evening and presented her with a piece of luggage. Attendees included Joan Mc Cray Belly Motlaowney Evelyn Tarbell Mildred Proctor Shirley Hinmen and Mrs Albert Sweet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faith Messenger
Agro Supply
Turbell's Inn
Corry
Miss Faith Messenger
Virginia Armitage
Miss Messenger
Joan McCray
Belly Motlaowney
Evelyn Tarbell
Mildred Proctor
Shirley Hinmen
Albert Sweet
Monogrammed earrings feature initials on each piece
A reader describes wearing monogrammed earrings with the initial of the institution on the right earring and the surname initial on the left, noting the mirrored lettering style and current fashion.
Iron ore riches fuel India's mineral potential
India possesses about three billion tons of high grade iron ore averaging 64 percent iron content. The country also has abundant coal, coking coal and manganese resources, underscoring its mineral wealth and export prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Buttons and Buckles Popular Adornments by Dorothy Rof
The article showcases war wardrobe trends for fall with affordable buttons and buckles. It highlights button varieties from $4.50 in plastic metal and wood colors plus new bow-tie buckle styles. College girls fashion bow-tie looks pairing ribbons with buckles and bright jeweled accents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Rof
Mrs H K Powell Hosts Bridge Club At North Center
Mrs H K Powell was hostess to her bridge club last evening at her home on North Center street. Two tables of contract were played with honors won by Mrs Langdon Rowe and Mrs B L Morrow. The hostess served light refreshments. Next week Ray Anderson will entertain the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. K
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Washington
Furrier
Bombay
Baum Martin
Silver Fox
Naum Cooper
Vademark
Follett Sisters
North East
Penn‘a
Virgin
Bobbie
Brooks
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
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Watson's
Campbell’s Tomato Soup
Malaga
Tbs
Zuckerman
RAYON
PTE A
Helen Shopperts
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