Out Of Town Speaker At Rotary Dinner
Paul O Sampson of St. Louis Missouri addressed the Corry Rotary Club at the Hotel Corry for the weekly dinner meeting. He spoke on The Joys of Eating and noted 42 percent of WW II draftees were unfit, diets for soldiers, average sugar consumption of 123 pounds per year, and concerns over American eating habits and livestock feeding priority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auessiay
Paul O.sampson
St. Louis
National Fresh Food and Vegetable Distributors of America
Rotary Club
Corry
Sampson
Warner-Hill baby born to local clergy family in Kentucky
A son was born yesterday to Rev and Mrs Norman Warner at Pine Mountain Hospital in Bledsoe Kentucky. The infant’s grandparents are Mr and Mrs H C Warner of R D and the Rev Warner is a former resident of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Warner
Pine Mountain Hospital
Bledsoe
Rey. Warner
H.c.warner
R. D
Norman Bennink
Mrs Percie McCray Hosts Visit By Huntington Park Guest
Mrs Percie McCray entertained Tuesday afternoon at her home for Mrs Del McCray of Huntington Park California visiting friends in the city for the first time in twenty five years. Attending were Mrs Zuella McElroy Mrs Hoa Spicer Nix Hat tie Lillie Mrs Vinnie Fulley and out of town guest Mrs Anna Alam of Erie. At 4 39 o clock tuna salad wafers cake and coffee were served. The home was decorated with gladioli and guests enjoyed a pleasant afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percie McCray
del McCray
Huntington Park
Calif
Zuella, McElroy
Hoa Spicer
Nix
Hattie Lillie
Vinnie Fulley
Anna Alam
Erie
McCray
Contract Bridge Club Met At Edwards' Residence
F Howe Banaras entertained seven club members and one guest, Mrs William Moody, at her home on Sorry Cutting road. Two tables played. Mrs Robert Bumbaugh and Mrs Howard Ross placed for the regular awards while Mrs J Fred Kinley won the special prize. Dessert was served. In two weeks, October 7, Mrs Louis Foratora will entertain at her Union City home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
At. F. Howe Banaras
Contract Bridge Club
William Moody
Cutting Road
Robert Bumbaugh
Howard Ross
J. Fred Kinley
Louis Foratora
Union City
Many Corry Neighbors Featured In Local Roundup
Local notices report Mr and Mrs Keppel Tiffany of South Center and Mr and Mrs Brynolfson of Park Street attending a Buffalo performance of The Three Sins. Several residents move, marry, recover from injuries, or graduate. Highlights include a nursing program in Jamestown and a veteran student returning to Valley Forge Military School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thale
Keppel Tiffany
South Center
Paul M. Brynolfson
Parkstreet
Buffalo
Gerryites
Alice Dykens
Widmann’s Department Drug
Buffet Dinner Honors Miss Leora Stranahan Niion
A buffet dinner at 24 West Frederick Street honored Miss Leora Stranahan Niion. Hostesses were her sister Miss Juanita Stranahan Mrs. Richard Witmer and Miss Harriel Smith. Seventeen guests attended and enjoyed cards and social costumes while Miss Stranahan received many gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanita Stranahan
Richard Witmer
Har‘riel Smith
Miss Stranahan
West Frederick Street
Ladies Night at Corry Country Club Draws Members
Ladies Night was celebrated Tuesday at Corry Country Club with over fifty members and invited guests attending a dinner at seven. The event featured tureen dishes and turkey served by the club treasury, plus activities like cards bingo cribbage and visiting. Mrs T Anderson chaired the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Country Club
Corry
Lndies
Country Club
T. Anderson
Concord School P T A Holds First Meeting in 1947 48
Concord School P T A opened its first meeting of the 1947 48 year with 45 members and friends present. Mrs Russell Cassett chaired the session as members appointed standing committees for magazine hospitality ways and means program and council representation. Miss Janice Johnston played piano solos and Rev Richard Miller spoke on his Liberia mission. Refreshments followed. next meeting is October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord School
Russell Cassett
Leland Johnston
Vern Group
Harland Blanchard
Eugene Canfield
U. S. Kelsey
Vennis Pollett
Alphonso Vanssens
H. R. McCloskey
Ralph Carroll
Raymond Wiggers
Ruth Dahlstrand
John Radecki
Gilbert
L. Boyd
A. Council
Carroll
Janice Johnston
Miss Anderson
Richard Miller
Liberia
Africa
Caskell
Edward Rossbacher
Lloyd ‘Thomas
Miss Linda Reagle Celebrates Seventh Birthday Party
Miss Linda Reagle was seven yesterday and honored at a birthday party hosted by her mother Mrs Ray Reagle at their West Irving street home. Guests included Sally Chase Rowen Revele Helene Rae Harris Grace Ann Bagley Sandra Obitz David Meniuh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Reagle
Ray Reagle
West Irving Street
Miss Reagle
Joel Tiloyd
Robert Reagle
Sally Chase
Rowen Revele
Helene Rae Harris
Grace Ann Bagley
Sandra Obitz
David Meniuh
Mrs. Reagle
Linda
E U B Girls Group Met Last Evening
The Evan dell¢al United Brethren Church group met at Miss Donne Tirhen’s home for a regular meeting with devotions led by Miss Patricia Fleming and a prayer by Mrs. Tish. Group singing and games followed, refreshments served by Mrs. Turgen and her mother. The October meeting will be at Miss Betty Humes’s home for a Halloween party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoup
Evan Dell¢Al United Brethren
Howard Cox
Harold Fish
Donne Tirhen
Snyder Circle
Patricia
WN. H. Turgen
Betty Lol Humes
West Smith Street
Hallowe'en
Quilting Club Hosts Tureen Dinner Tuesday
Quilting club members met at the Second Avenue home of Mrs. Bruce Thomas for a 6:30 tureen dinner and social evening. Mrs. W. Hickernel of Dayton and guest Mrs. Wicker Nigh joined in. fall flowers decorated the table as they worked on projects and visited. The next meeting is planned with Mrs. Wicker Nigh on October 7.
Mr and Mrs Ralph J Buster Plan Philadelphia Move
Mr and Mrs Ralph J Buster test his morning for Philadelphia where they will reside. Mr Buster will resume his studies at Temple University following summer vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph J. Buster
Fuster
Temple University
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Rex
Tee Cy
Tyrone Alice Power
Faye Don Ameche and
A Mighty
Taylor - Dowling
Dennis Hoey
Edwards’ Ret
Western Auto Associate
Rowland
Hang J. Lang
Marion Rumbaugh
Spring Street
Marion
California
Lang
Hatch Vocational School
East Bend Street
Pittsburgh
August de. Mauri
Washington Street
Sabur
John Aymong
J. Aymong
West Miln Street
Papismouth
Virginia
Naval Hospital
Johnny
Little Creek
Mildred M. Withington
Youngsville
W. C. A. Hospital School of
Jamestown
Tommy Smith
Smith
Findley Lake
Lonny
Jack Snyder
Harry Robers
Jack
Valley Forge Military School
Wayne
Shirley Ann Livermore
Milton J. Livermore
Cambridge Springs
John H. Holcomb
George Holcomb
First Methodist Church
McIntosh
Ida Watron
Columbus
Mer
G. C. Murphy Company
Ida
Marella Harmon
Sophie Gronusta
Patricia Parsons
Evald Carlson, Jr
Evald Carlson
Pearl Barher
Soundsat
Fenman
Jennie Gibas
Hamot Hospital School of Nursing
Hamot
Avie Wil
Airs
Thomas P. Horn
Tommy
West Washington Street
Miami
Pia
Dot
Corry Senior High School
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Corry Hospite
O. W. Bracken
Far] Aaight
Isler Unis
Nasts
Topp's
Chapin'’s
Zuckerman’s
Leed's
Montgomery Ward
The
Models
C. E. Rafter
West Park Place
Ernest W. Anderson
Bertha Stedman
J. A. Larson
Renry
Lofgren
G. Carlton Carpenter
Westfield
Corry “Hospital
Roy Emert
Pleasantville
City
Stanley Henton
Worth Street
Henry Duffy
Betty Gallagher
Harold Jackson
Ussws
Theodore Donoghue
Baci
Thesday
Oklahoma
Guy
Okla
Walter V. Auer
Wabinston
Walter W. Auer
East Smith Street
Robert
Donna Belle
Chris Ue
Grove City
Rose Millay
E. J. Wright
South Center Street
T. G. Willis
Liberty Street
Zem Zem Hospital
Hrie
Hamot Hospital
Carty Hospital
Mix
McDonald
Marjorie Brown
Manley Robbins
Ernest Guellkofer
Brown
Robbins
Gustis Sunaberg
F. P. Lily
Joseph Glagiano
George Capwell
Los Angeles
Monmouth
Fort Madison
Iowa
Pueblo
Cal
Grand Canyon
Louise Mount
Mpa
Martha Vincent
Robert Corjin
Philadelphia
Miss Mount
Templé University
Corbin
Vincent
West Prederick Street
Leora Stranahan Niion
Quilting Club
Tommies
Harry Berger
Chapin
Steg
A. Fraser
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