Corry School News Highlights Junior High Assembly
The first regular assembly on Friday September 1 featured the Salute led by Mary Armitage from Columbus Pa welcomed by Richard Bonney from Junior High. Student officers were elected in homeroom with leaders named across classes as future meetings and activities were outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oiclock
Wolfe
Mary Armitage
Richard Bonney
Columbus
Mary Jean Kolstee
Ain
Clyde Henton
Mr. Wolfe
Phillis Amoroso
Ray Donaghue
Sally Millspaw
Richard Loveland
William Zefiropulus
Welk
Wolcott
Joe
John
Richard
Mr. Pomeroy
Sophie Gronostar
Mary Jo Hansen
Jean Shreve
Clarg Moore
Ruth Ellison
Doris Price
Beatrice Martin
Geraldine Cummings
Eva Gates
Margaret Wood
Audrey Briggs
Margaret Spencer
Jeanne Nishals
Marie Lines
John Smith
Sophia Gronostar
Mary Lou Haight
Mary Alice Rich
Donald Anderson
Pubils
Marilyn Haight
Marie Zafiropulos
Mary
Alice Rich
Eva Lou Crowell
Jeannie Wichils
Herbice Surénson
Martyn Lopus
Cannile Monte
Gene Graham
Jim Reynods
Courtiey Fargo
Richard ‘Bentley
Dale Dynnitioo
Donald Angusson
America
Healy
Jamestown
Rice
Fairview School Notes On PTA Prize Winners
At Wednesday afternoon PTA meeting the fraternity grade won the prize for most mothers present. Thursday morning Fairview school pupils had their pictures taken by Mr Henly.
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Washington School News
Washington School
Ong
Mary Louise Johnson
Healy
McKee
Harrison
Fairview School
Henly
Mrs Armour Hillstrom Hosts Shower for Mis Prank Rice Jr and Mrs Guy Butters
Mrs Armour Hillstrom hosted a Friday evening shower at her Wright Street home for Mis Prank Rice Jr and Mrs Guy Butters. Guests included Mrs Robert Menning, Mrs L C Nichols, Mrs Edward Raymonds, Miss Helen McCray, Miss Sarah Shaver, Miss Harriett Colegrove, and Mrs Grice and Mrs Butters. refreshments were ice cream cake and coffee, with several gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mis. Prank Rice, Jr
Guy Butters
Armour FI. Strom
Hillstrom
Wright Street
Robert Menning
L. C. Nichols
Edward Raymonds
Helen McCray
Sarah Shaver
Harriett Colegrove
Grice
Butters
Sunday School Class Plans Benefit Tea
Frederick Kinney’s Sunday school class of the Presbyterian church met at the church for a business meeting. They planned a benefit tea for Friday evening to raise money for the roof fund with a three course dinner to follow on Tuesday. Mrs Kinley served dessert at the close. attendees included Misses Ning Jane Gilbertson Betty Jane Dahlstrand Betty Ott Phyllis Lindsley Jane Beldhus Gertrude Crowell Helen Beckwith and Martha Hult.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ats
Frederick Kinney
Presbyternian Church
Mrs. Kinley
Misses Ning
Jane Gilbertson
Betty Jane Dahlstrand
Betty Ot
Bridal shower honors Mrs Goriklin in Corry society notes
Society column records Toomas Yarasca hosting a Thursday bridal shower at 221 South Pits Avenue for Mrs. Clarence Goriklin as guest of honor. Numerous attendees listed including Eleanor Thayer, Muriel Young, Murdene Chase and Rose Mary Auer. Other city residents were noted in visits, travel plans and local events with Erie, Meadville and Youngsville connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toomas Yarasca
South Pits Avenue
Clarence Goriklin
Eleanor Thayer
Richard Crosse
Paul Auer
Muriel Young
Murdene Chase
George Shallop
Rose Mary Auer
Mary Baldwin
Varassa
Legion Opens Wartime Convention With Sparse Attendance
Kansas City September reports the American Legion opening its national convention with a solemn mood and far more attendees than expected. About 14 000 additional delegates arrived despite plans for 1 500, overwhelming hotels as soldiers trained and sought activity amid wartime constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Kansas
American Legion
Lepiosineiies
Local Residents Attend Jehovah’s Witnesses Convention in Cleveland
Those from this vicinity attending the nationwide Jehovah's Witnesses convention in Cleveland this weekend include Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Glass, Mrs. George Percival, Mr. Chase, Mr. and Mrs. John Freeborn, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Krone, Mrs. Julin King, Mrs. James Walters, Mrs. Rul Leroy, and Miss Olga Blaha. The event is relayed from Cleveland, the key city, to five cities nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jehovah‘s Witnesses
Jehovah Witnesses
Cleveland
R. E. Glass
George Percival
Chase
John Freeborn
Harry Krone
Julin King
James Walters
Rul Leroy
Olga Blaha
U B Ladies Bible Class Met With Mrs Benning
U B Ladies Bible Class of the United Brethren in Christchurch met at the home of Mrs Guy Benning on South Center Street. President Mrs Walter Keppell led the business meeting before social events and contests. Refreshments were served by Mrs Paul Lines and helpers. Next meeting at Mrs Leon VanTassel’s home will be a Hallowe en party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawes Bible
United Brethren In
Christchurch
Guy Benning
South Center Street
Walter Keppell
Paul Lines
Brank Harvey
Mary Porter
Leon VanTassel
Hallowe'en
Cub Pack 70 Holds Regular Meeting At Lutheran Church
Cub Pack No 70 met for a regular meeting at the Lutheran church last evening with Cub Master Glenn Street in charge. The program was a country fair with side shows games and animal acts. The flag salute featured John Windahl Jr John Rossbacher and Norman Street as color bearers. Bear Badges were presented to Floyd Middleton and Jimmie Kelly. Douglas Brown who recently graduated the intervan received his certificate of promotion and Scout Handbook from Pack committee chairman Tracy Whitehead. The program closed with the Pack song and all arrangements were planned by the cubs with strong attendance by parents and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church
Glenn Street
John Windahl, Jr
John Rossbacher
Norman Street
Floyd Middleton
Jimmie Kelly
Douglas Brown
Intervan
Tracy Whitehead
Former Gloria Baker to Divorce Topping by AP report
Mrs Henry J Topping Jr the former Gloria Baker announced she would leave for Palm Beach to file for divorce. The pair have been separated for some time amid society glamour, with Topping identified as a bin plate elr in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloria Baker
Topping
Associated Press
New, York
Henry J. Topping, Jr
Palm Beach
Fla
Unclear fragment hints at baseball scoring note
Fragmentary text mentions a double and scoring in a baseball game, with references to teams and players unclear. No verifiable entities or outcomes are readable to establish a proper headline or summary.
Game summary fragment from farm league scoreline
The readable text shows a game event with numbers 6 and 16 games and a farm location. Exact details are unclear, but the fragment indicates a multi game series or count within a local league setting. No clear names, teams, or dates are present.
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Virginia Young
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Ping Camp
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G. W. Yerger
Gramer. Pa
Roy Webber
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West Congress Street
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Edward R. Griffis
Betty Lou
Die Dee
Richard Williams
Daisy Brown
Grand Valley
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Charles Kropp
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A. J. Miller
Carl Peterson
Rice E. Cross
Worth Hammond
Albert Fox
Alvin Smith
Anita Rathesale
C.F. Bennett
Robert Curis
Rober Desmond
G. B. Chase
Thabelle Gordon
Pail Campbell
Raleigh Van‘Tassel
Lawrence Thomas Jett
New York City
A.M. Willa
John Bryg
Pressbyterian
Tiglute
Mary Helens Hillatrom
Allegheny College
Mendville
Harold Sweet
Buffalo
Raymond Mfg. Co
William Barnes
Selner
Tenn
W. Gibson
Molt Street
Gibson
Barnes
Richard Powers
Jimmy Powers
North East
Edward Hecker
Alexander Boag
Lawrence Park
Lawrence-Park
J. E. Feeney
Eve
James Feeney
West Wayne Street
U. B. Ladies’ Bible
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F.C. Chapin & Sons
Bernstein Bros
North Center St
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Corry Building & Loan Association
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