Gold Star Mothers Honored by VFW Post Dinner
Gold Star mothers were honored at a dinner hosted by Keut Avenie W Thompson Post No 264 and its auxiliary at the VFW home on West Washington street. The event marked the 49th anniversary of the VFW and featured a program with prayers, speeches, solos, and group singing. Gifts were presented to the Gold Star mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keut
Avenie W. Thompson
Veterans of Foreign Wars
West Washington Street
Vv. FP. W. I
VFW
Marlo Amy
Gold Star
Olin W. Bracken
Ralph Walling
Merrill Lillie
God Bless America
James Sullivan
Paul Quinlisk
Ladies Auxiliary
Roberta Lorraine McElroy Birthday Party Fetes Feathered Guests
Mrs Walter McElroy hosted a birthday party for Roberta Lorraine McElroy with several families and mothers attending from afternoon until 4 30. Roberta received many gifts as the afternoon featured ice cream and cake. Guests included Mrs Hugh Mackinhaupt Janet Rae and others with children.
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Roberta McElroy
Walter McElroy
Roberta Lorraine
Roberta
McElroy
Hugh Mackinhaupt
Janet Rae
A.V. Cochran
Sandra Lee
Walter Purdy
Carlton
Theodore
Swanson
Jerry
Edward Jerome
Judith Ann
Charles Wood
Charles, Jr
Margaret Ann
Edwin Borstorff
Beverly
Vennis Follett
Bobby Bill
Wayne Skinner
Wayne Edward
Joseph Adsit
Donna Jean
Rosa Watson
Miss Ellen McEvoy Honored at Concord Street Party
A Concord Street gathering honored Miss Ellen McEvoy whose upcoming marriage to Harold Roberts was noted. Twelve guests played bridge with awards going to Miss Ant McEvoy of Buffalo and Mrs. Kenneth Jackson. A reception snack followed and a gift was presented to Miss McEvoy.
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Re. Wubtu
Jer Howe
Concord Street
Ellen McEvoy
Harold Roberts
Ant McEvoy
Buffalo, N. Y
Kenneth Jackson
O F B Club Social at Wehr Street Home
Miss Ethel Matthews entertained O F B Club members at a new Wehr Street home last evening honoring Mrs. George Kinley and Mrs. Oscar Colburn for their birthdays. Five Hundred dollars in prizes were won, with Mrs. Dickinson and Mrs Ralph Vanderhoff among winners. A salad and dessert service followed, highlighted by a birthday cake. Attending were Mrs. Ross Fehlman, Mrs. Henry Decker, Mrs. Ross Mead, Mrs. Kinley, Mrs. Colburn, Mrs. Dickinson and Mrs. Vanderhoff.
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O. F
Ethel Matthews
O F
Wehr Street
George Kinley
Oscar Colburn
Dickinson
Ralph Vanderhoff
Finch
Ross G. Fehlman
Henry Decker
Ross Mead
Kinley
Colburn
Vanderhoff
N. W. C. Club Holds Regular Session and Games
The N. W. C. Club met at Miss Alta Maude Paule's home with president presiding. Awards went to Martha Kuzma Gladys Trisket and Helen Casler. Refreshments followed. Next meeting set for October 12 at Miss Helen Hoye's home with Trisket as assistant hostess.
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Alta Maude Pauleher
Martha Kuzma
Gladys Trisket
Helen Casler
Gectober
Helen Hoye
Trisket
Donation Tea at Convent Raises Funds for Sisters of Mercy
A good sized crowd attended a tea last evening from 7 to 9 at the Convent on First Avenue for the Sisters of Mercy. Sponsored by Court Conception No 35 Catholic Daughters of America, the event was led by Mrs P G Wood Mrs Raymond Sandburg and Mrs Leo C Hoylen. Tea coffee and cookies were served.
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Mirst Age' Nut
Sisters of Mercy
Court Conception No. 35
Joe America
Mra
P. G. Wood
Raymond Sandburg
Leo C. Hoylen
Goffe
Birth Notice: Daughter Born at Cony Hospital
A daughter was born this morning at Cony Hospital to Mr MTS, HowATa Tarben, of FHS Avenue, and Mrs Turnen, formerly Miss Evelyn Turner. The family name appears to be Clark, of (Curry HR. 1. 2).
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Cony Hospital
Mts
Howata Tarben
Fhs Avenue
Turnen
Evelyn Turner
Conny Hospital
Mr. and Clark
Curry
Kiwanis Club 4-H Roundup Planned and New Members Joined
At the Corry Kiwanis weekly dinner at Hotel Corry new members 4WO Hewamempers Lt Paul S Weed and Kiam Frye were welcomed. Plans announced for a 4-H bool at Rotary in October and the 4-H pig club roundup set for Saturday September 30. BL Shoop showed railroad slide depictions. Grow singing led by Kenneth Bogardus. Mia Calton Chaffee at the piano. Twenty members and ten guests attended.
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BL Shoop
United States
Grow
Kenneth C. Bogardus
File Orchestra
Mia
Calton Chaffee
Tio
Washington P T A In First Session
The first Washington Parent-Teachers Association meeting of the year was held Thursday afternoon at the legion hall with members present. Room four won the attendance banner. Mrs Lawrence McCray, president, conducted the session. Dr Garson of Titusville spoke on foot care for children. Refreshments were served by Mrs McCray, Mrs A Laysor, Mr Harold Ralischer, and Mr Stanley Henton.
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Washington P. T. A
Washington Parert-Teachers' Association
Legelionl
Lawrence McCray
Garson
Harold Ralischer
Stanley Henton
Iron pyrite known as fool's gold in ore
The mineral iron pyrite or fool's gold is a sulfur iron compound used in making sulphuric acid. It can be distinguished by the odor of sulfur when heated, indicating its composition of sulfur and iron.
West Smith Center Hosts Afternoon Party for Visitors
Mrs B C Reneau and Mrs I W Rickars hosted a Thursday afternoon gathering at the former’s West Smith street home. Honoree OL Raluesale, recently back from a European trip, and Mrs I Nobile joined the social event. Hosts served refreshments after an enjoyable afternoon.
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B.C. Reneau
Rickars
West Smith Cevet
OL Raluesale
Nobile
Yefreslmeris
Rehoboth Class Meets at Church
The Rehoboth class of the United Brethren in Christ church met last evening at the home of Mr and Mrs John Westley on Elk Street Following a brief business meeting a social period was in charge of Richard Huebirth and John Torey Later Mrs Westley assisted by Mrs Richard Hubub served refreshments The next meeting will be held in the dorm at a Halloween party
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Bridge Club
Sheehan
John Sheela
Spring Street
Alien Corbin
A. V. Cochran
William Johnson
Walter McElroy
Marshall Hughes
United Brethreh
Christ Church
John Westley
Richard Huebbut
John Torey
Westley
Richard Hubub
Ladies Aid Society Meeting at United Brethren Church
The Ladies Aid of United Brethren in Christ met at Walter Keppel’s home with twenty six members, led by Mrs H M Danks. Devotions by Mrs Job Banks, business items included fundraising for Quincy Orphanage and Needlework Guild. A “white elephant” party provided merriment. Mrs Dan Culver to host a future event with a guessing contest.
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Ladies Aid Society of
U. B
Ladies Aid
He United Brethren In Christ Church
Mat
Whi
Walter Keppel
Fist Bond Sirest
H .M Danks
Job Banks
Yarlols
Quincy
Needlework Guild
Dan Culver
Baptists Ladies Aid Society Hears Evangelist Talk
The Baptist Ladies Aid Society met at the home of Mr and Mrs Barton Smith on West Pleasant. Rev Dan McNally and Charvis conducted evangelism and gave an interesting talk to members. A tureen dinner and a devotional period followed the business session. Supper was served to all members.
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Baptist Ladies Aid Group
Jet
Dan McNally
Baptists Ladies Aid Society
Barton Smith
West Pleasant
Boutwell-Lewis Nuptials Recorded In Early Afternoon Ceremony
The wedding took place Friday afternoon at 3 o clock at the home of Mr and Mrs D Tant Lewis. Rev Allen Waugugnety officiated with Rev. Lynn Boutwell and Gayle Beutwell among guests. Attendants included Mbewe Dagebier Mins Ata Lewis and others. reception followed. The bride Mrs Boutwell is Corry High School 1948 graduate. the groom from Cony Hilln. Local attendees from Spartansburg Corry and nearby areas joined the celebration.
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Phursfay
D. Tant Lewis
Mbewe Dagebier
Mins Ata Lewis
Goel Gayle
Beutwell
Lynn Boutiwell
Cony
L -Allen
Bounwell
Corry High School
Btoom
Cony Hilln
Lewis
Bouttwell
Troy ‘Thacker
Voss
Velma and
Gerry
Spartansburg
Lewin Sexton
Belle McCray
Corry
Trene Lewis
Delany Lewis
Sigh
Markets Stock By United Press Pittsburugh
United Press reports varied market notes from Pittsburgh and New York on Sept 24. Cattle, dairy, and grain futures show mixed but steady to higher tones with supply shifts and price ranges noted for beef, butter, eggs, and poultry. Major industrial and railroad stocks edge higher while several large firms sustain gains amid market activity across commodities and equities.
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Gabbaye Steuily
Perna
Fuel
Saul Danisi
Tyne
Don
Moe
Colorado
Lely
Dnaka SA
Maine Cobblers
Oho Kalas
Swevi Pateoes
Sutahl
Ain
Salalile Shuep
New York
Weberphan
Pittsburgh
Jet
United Press New Work
Anaved Leveguhwly
Hensirket
Baxiy
Bet
American Smnelters
Amurteay
Annan
Atlantic Retinin Aubirn
Bethlehem Steel ‘Beaux Avia
Nortwin Pacife
Paramount Poeu
Rauito So Socony Vaewim
Sisacaie
OLN Hauebakey
Tevated Corp
US Steel
Warner Bros Westinghouse Woolworth
Yellow Truck
Coungstowvh
S Ae
N.Y
Curb
Nera Supply
Arkansas Gas
Carnegie Medals Cities Serview
Anne Ely
Boost in Milk Prices for Ice Cream and Butter
Pittsburgh September 22 The Pennsylvania Milk Control Commission resumed hearings as proposed milk price hikes appear likely. Class C milk for ice cream would rise by 15 cents per hundred pounds and class 3 milk for butter by 4 cents per hundred pounds, supported by the Greater Pittsburgh Milk Dealers Association. Concurrently notes mention that about a quarter of the nation’s population is enrolled in schools and colleges.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Pennsylsvani Milk Control Commission
Greater Pittsburgh Milk , Dealers’ Association
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