Annual Meeting Of Corry Country Club Dinner Meeting Recap
The Corry Country Club held its ninth annual meeting last evening with 80 members attending a 6:30 dinner by Leon Brown and service by Melvin Cobbott. President Bill Dunlap led business, minutes were approved, and the treasurer’s report was circulated. The 194 season was declared the most successful in the club’s history, with a motion to appropriate $1,000 for new improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Country Club
Corry Courtryst
Willtop
Leon Brown
Melvitn Cobott
Bill Dunlap
Ral Anderson
Reynolds Fardink Engagement Announced
Announcement of the engagement between Mrs Esthier Reyioles of Corry and Pie Frank Fardink son of Mr and Mrs Punk Pardive of Ashville N Pic Pardink entered service in April. He is serving with the Engineers in Germany. No wedding date has been set. Balloting on candidates resulted in directors for the coming year: H I Sweet Robert Bumboneh Langdon Rowe Dr L S Compion Chaves Shuss CT Anderson and Norman Neckers. The crew company will meet within five weeks to elect their officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds-Fardink
Esthier Reyioles
George Ellsworth
Corry
Fardink
Punk Pardive
Ash
Pardink
Germany
H. I. Sweet
Robert Bumboneh
Langdon Rowe
Dr. LS. Compion
Chaves Shuss
CT Anderson
Norman Neckers
Trew
of Deere
Former Corry man Edward St Pierre weds English girl
St Sgt Edward St Pierre, formerly of Corry and a 310th Air Service Group air man, married Miss Pearl Eslerston of New Cottage Cleveleys England. Ceremony took place at Bisham England’s Holy Trinity Hallows Church with a brief honeymoon in Preston and London. Pearl works for the Ministry of Pensions in Nortrass. Edward enlisted in 1940 after moving to Los Angeles with his parents and later served in the Army Air Forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Pierre
Corry
Orval St. Pierre
Los Angeles
Oslif
Edward St. Pierre
Pearl Eslerston
Lewis Elderston
New Cottage
Cleveleys
England
Wedding of Sgt John H Clark in turch Saturday Evening
The ceremony for Sgt John H Clark and his bride was followed by a reception for two hundred in the church basement. The couple, amid fall flowers, left for a short wedding trip after wearing a powder blue suit and black accessories. Local relatives, friends, and servicemen attended, with guests from Corry and vicinity including families of Gibas, Niedomys, Kosmendi, Sanders, and Zepka.
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Edna Johnson
Methodist Ct
Edns Louise Johnson
Oscar A. Johnson
West Church Street
John H. Clark
John BR. Clark
Centerville
Roy Decker
Grace Methodist Church
Meadville
P. A. Galbreath
Ruth Johmson
Vaneis WeOray
Elgin
Florine Siecker
Sgt. Clark
Wilder Michael
Clare Post
Raymond Drake
Tryonville
Bess Catfish
Walter Decker
Chareh
Corry High School
Walter Peake
Sir. Clark
Colestack High School
Titusville
Edinboro College
Waterford
Armed Forces
England
Bronte
Inéienflown Gap
Mrs Weaver to Speak At Ere County Federation Meeting
Mrs H B Weaver of New Kensington will be main speaker at the Ere County Federation of Women's Clubs meeting in Erie on Thursday September 27. She will discuss the work of the American Home Department and brings degrees from Bucksell University and the National School of Elocution and Oratory. Registrations begin at 10 o clock with a business meeting and workshop reports, followed by luncheon at 12:80.
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Weaver
Federation
H. B. Weaver
New Kensington
American Howe
Pennsylvium Federation of Women's Clubs
Ere County
Byron King's School of Oratory
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania State
Colfens
Butcknell Thiversity
Westmoreland County Federation
New Kenington Women's Club
Dra~ma
A Uuries
Ors View
Trinity Evangelical and Reformed Church Women's Gut of
New Iensington
Concord Community Plans Hallowe'en Party
The Concord Community Club met Friday evening in the Community Hall with a small turnout. President Clyde Apil led a brief business session followed by music selections by Shirley Tilerson and recitations by Shirley Hall. Ice cream cake and coffee were served by Mrs. Jesse Godmill and Mrs. Harleh Burlingame. The next meeting will host a Hallowe'en party on October 26 in the hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Community
Hallowe'en
Concord Community Club
Clyde Apil
Shirley Tilerson
Shirley Hall
Jesse Godlmill
Harleh Burlingame
Fine Sum Realized At Rummage Sale
A rummage sale held Friday and Saturday at the former Helen Shoppe store organized by Mrs. Burl Haight and her committee raised 206.50. Ave Mary members and friends donated generously and are thanked for their support.
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Helen
Storeyom
Burl Haight
Chyumin
Tee
Ave- Mary
Family Party for Jack Aymong in Navy Farewell
Mr and Mrs J Aymong hosted a Sunday afternoon family dinner at their Park Street home in honor of their son Jack who leaves for Navy service. Fourteen attended the 1 30 o'clock affair with patriotic color themes. out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Mira Danner of Union City.
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Jack Aymong
J. Aymong
Park Street
Jack
Navy
Aymorig
Mira Danner
Unian City
Introduction of Daughters for Local Families
A daughter Carol Tuelu was born to Cpl and Mrs Ward Precirilio in Warren on Saturday morning. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Gilbert Nichols at 506 Shady Avenue in Corry Hospital this morning.
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Carol Tuelu
Cpl
Ward Precirilio
Warren
Gilbert Nichols
Shady Avenue
Corry Hospital
Weekend guests visit Ol City residents on Most Proderick Street
Mrs D Armstrong and daughter Sharon Lee along with Mrs Jane Kane and Miss Blaine Strickland of Ol City stayed with Mr and Mrs Louis Lundy on Most Proderick Street over the weekend. They left today to return home. Elmer Kincaid resumed business in Washington and will head tonight to Toronto and Montreal. Flight Officer and Mrs Robert Wickwire with their daughter departed for Dothan Alabama after visiting Mr and Mrs J M Wickfire on Concord Street.
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L. C. Barner
Ol ‘Olly
John Wels
Joan Gardner
Meadville
Barbara Lord
Albert Young
Sois
Harold
Mott Street
Findley Lake
Louwis Vance
Ningers Falls
Aaton
Larsen
Jamestown Satuda
Mapie
Avenue
Margaret Minkerty
Chicago
Richard Reed
Dale Lillie
R. D
Flaherty
Rochester
N.Y
Eula McChesney
Pittsburgh
Susie Tinko
Wislet Greene
South Center Street
Iya Webber
Ernest
Wright
Buffalo
George Willams
Akron
A. A. Williams
North Center Strait
Bastion
New York City
J. Gordon Gaines Insurance Corp
Prank ‘Tench
Grace Giblin
Maple Avenue
Corry Erlend
Leon Nichols
Richard
George Anderson
Kang
PM. Nichols
Williams Street
Louis LaPaze
Erie
William
LaPaze
Jean Poster
Philadelphia
E. D. MacKengia
Concord
H. F. Lindergreen
Babson Park
Mass
Franks Marris
Sanny Canber Street
Wendall Shay
W. G. Swan
Beatrice Northrup
Jamestown
Helen Morrell
Charles Breidenstein
Frank Austin
Tan Austin
Wellsborn
Doris Stockton
Phyllis Small
Edinboro College
Bert ‘Stockton
Columbus
M. A. Manges
North Center Street
Wdtt
Walter Bubbers
Cleveland
Wiliam Wall
East Main Street
Mrr
Nellie Qrove
Union City
George Lefevre
H. G Shmder
Arma Keller
Warren Walker
Hotel Corry
Elster Thorngate
Hattie Wallace
Robert
Lient
Abbey Southwick
Cora Southwick
Donald Peterson
Smethport
Sally Huusls
Fine Heath
Marion
Franklin Street
Ruth Johnson
Taylor University
A. Johnson
Wesh Church Street
Roland Carter
Carrie Williams
Neston Schreckengost
District Nurses' Meeting
Warren
Hilda Stingel
West Bend Street
Pfc
Richard Gates
Baltimore
Glenn Gates
Elk Street
J.A. Blatt
Charles Shuss
Walter A. Scott
J. Fred Kinley
Orillia
Ontario
James Gould
Kiantone
Helen Duigan
East Street
Beverly Barker
Menrville
Sunjay
D. Wilcox
Barker
Spencer Hospital
Marvin Carlson
Harry, Garmer
Marion Street
New Xasington
Hei
D. , Armstrong
Sharon Lee
Jane Kane
Blaine Strickland
Ol City
Sald
Louis Lundy
Dothan
Alu
J. M. Wickfire
Concord Street
Family Dinner Event At Torbells Inn
East Main street residents Charles and Heyline Setsle entertained a group yesterday at Torbell's Inn for an informal family dinner. Attendees included Mrs and Ms Jack Carpenter Mr and Mrs Lloyd Barnard and their son Scotty from Meadville.
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Charles and
Heyline Setsle
East Main Street
Trbell’s Inn
Jack Carpenter
Lloyd Barnard
Scotty
Meadville
Nurses Elect District Delegates at Pennsylvnia Meeting
Nurses of District No. 7 of the Pennsylvania State Nurses Association met at the W. D. A. Warren for sessions beginning 10 p m. Captain Davis of the U S Army Airborne gave the main address. Three applicants were accepted for membership and Erie county nurses were named to attend the Star convention in Pittsburgh October 2 and 3. The next meeting will be at Meadeville City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stey Foe
Pennsylvania State Nurses Association
Beavers Triumph in Wild Ville Football Duel
A chaotic game in Youngsville ends with Beavers securing a 3 point win over Ei a team. The standout moments include a late three pointer and a determined comeback as both sides exchange leads and the crowd reacts to the frantic sequence.
Irregular OCR sports item with scattered names
Fragmentary sports note mentions teams and players such as Michigan and Wisconsin with scattered references to games and dates. The garbled OCR yields incomplete team matchups and outcomes, with no clear final result or context to anchor a cohesive report.
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Fanie Pyle
Delean
Flatlux
Patterson Cargent
Turch
Floryan Gibas
Daughers
Ann
Milfred
Rose
Ons
Prank
Archie
Virs
Joe Niedomys
Joe
Mary
Lucas Kosnendi
Emily
Wands
Prank Sanders
Connie
Annar
John Zepka
Frank Nawreyko
Corty and
Vicinity
Charles Weston
Mary Mulligan
West Wayne Street
Edith Kurshinske
Ray Splesman
Chester Hitchcock
Arn Gibas
Trio
Ora
Joan Beauly
Poryan Gilyas
Joan Patterson
Millard Pilmore Hospital
Hart
Old Patterson
East Frederick Street
Dorothy
Westfeld
Barbara Rich
James Hammond
San Harrington
St. Marys
Florence Tove
East Prederick Street
Connellsville
Thomas Acker
James Soggs
Terry
Brie
Jon 1
Banks
East Bond Street
North Corry
Center of Columbus Age
Twa
Chapin
Torbell’s Inn
Warren County
Eton
Janne Theohn
Phillipsbur
Youngsville Eleven
Burest
Pitt
Mevehan
Them
Aehailt
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