Reception Planned For Rey and Mrs McIntosh
A reception honoring Rey and Mrs McIntosh Rey and Mrs James McIntosh will be held Monday at 6 PM in the basement of the Real Methodist Church. Rev McIntosh is the new minister, recently arriving from Cambridge Springs to replace Rev C A McIntarfer. Hostess Mrs Tracy W Whitehead will lead an evening with a program arranged by Miss Helen Jones and Miss Lois McCray and refreshments served. General chairwoman Mrs W B Stowe and co-chairs Mrs R Lawrence Davison and Mrs Hubert S Vaughn oversee decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey
McIntosh Rey
James McIntosh
Real Methodist Church
McIntosh
Cambridge Springs
C. A. McIntarfer
Tracy W. Whitehead
Helen Jones
Lois McCray
W. B. Stowe
R. Lawrence Davison
Hubert
Vaughn
Country Club Ladies Plan Monday Tureen
Corry Country Club hosts a Ladies Day luncheon at the club house Monday at 1 PM with out of town guests. Mrs. J. A. McCracken chairs the event assisted by Mrs. Walter H Scott Mrs. H Langdon Rowe and Mrs. A Boag. Contract bridge and possible golf in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. McCracken
Walter H Scott
H. Langdon Rowe
Joy Skinner and Leonard Edgren Wedded in Home Ceremony
Miss Joyce Skinner daughter of Mr and Mrs Benjamin Skinner and Leonard Edgren son of Mr and Mrs Carl Edgren were united in a double ring ceremony at 11 o'clock this morning in the Skinner home. The Rev A McEntarfer officiated. Guests included immediate family. The bride wore a brown crepe dress with white roses, and the groom wore a dark suit. A wedding dinner for fourteen followed. The newlyweds plan a week long honeymoon to Gettysburg Washington DC and southern sites before settling at 44 Walnut street Jamestown. The bride is a Corry High School and Jamestown Business College graduate. The groom is a Jamestown painter and decorator, Navy veteran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Skinner
Leonard Edgren
Joyce Yvonne Skinner
Benjamin S. Skinner
Pranklin Street
Carl Leonard Edgren
Carl J. Edgren
Jamestown
A. McEntarfer
Cambridge Springs
Methodiah Church
Russell Moore
Patsy
Lhose
Cart J. Bagren
Karen Ederen
Gilbert Conover
Gettysburg
Washington
D. C
Edgin
Ray Larson
Card Party at Masonic Temple Hosted by Corry Chapter No 17
The Corry City Chapter No 17 Order of the Eastern Star plans a card party at the Masonic Temple next Thursday evening September 30 starting at 8 o clock. Activities include contract bridge auction bridge and 300 with door prizes and three prize games. Dinner features turkey salad porterhouse? and coffee. Tickets available from Mrs T S Kelsey The Helen Shoppe or at the treasury chair Mrs Wilbut Ipker. Proceeds aid the treasury and reservations must be in before the monthly play evening. no door ticket sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry City
Order of the Tasterm Star
Masonic Temple
Avetine
Kelsey Os
Helen
Treasury
Wilbut Ipker
Even
Mounine
Dour
Young And Company Set for First Lyceum Program
The Lyceum Course opens Thursday Sept 30 at 8 pm in Cory High School auditorium with Young and Company offering magic amorous ventriloquism and sleight of hand. Tickets went on sale Sept 17 and sales have been strong. Matinees are at 2:45 pm on program days. class sellers get benefits and a season ticket may be awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young and Company
Cory Senior High School
Loci
Lloyd Matson
Silver Links Class Holds Meeting At North Center Street
The Silver Links Class of the Evangelical United Brethren Church met Friday evening at the North Center street home of Mrs J Hal Smith with five members present. Devotions were led by Mrs Smith, and Mrs Hen son presided over the business session. Mrs Bess DéVry led the entertainment and games followed by peach shortcake and coffee served by Mrs Smith and Mrs H Ray Harris. A Hallowe en party is planned for October 15 with Mrs Rosa Westley Worth street.
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Evangelical United Brethren Church
North Center Street
Rs. J. Hal Smith
Atay Tenderk
Smith
Henson
Bess DéVry
H. Ray Harris
Rosa Westley Worth
Mrs Carl Marsh Hosts Cutting Club Meeting
Mrs Carl Marsh acted as hostess for the Cutting Club gathering with HL Neighbors. A raven dinner was served at 12:30 for 12 ladies and their children. Mrs Marion Way attended as a guest and the group visited after dinner. The October meeting will be at Mrs Robert Bithughrty's home on Valley Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Way
Robert Bithughrty
Pie Social Draws 150 At Concord 4-H Club Event
About 150 attendees packed the Concord Community House Friday for a 4-H Pie Social hosted by Concord Girls 4-H Cooking Club with help from Boys 4-H Variety Club. The program featured pledges, talks on club work by John Smith and Eric, songs by Phyllis Hill, a My Trip to State College quiz, movies and slides, and pie judging won by Mrs Zeri Aikens. Funds totaling around 15 dollars supported both clubs, with visitors from Columbus including Ivan Miller and Mrs Edward Lee.
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Une
Concord
Contcord
Zicher H
Mary
Lou Liammond
John Smith
Eric
Patricia Hoagland
Phyllis Hill
State College
Joseph McCray
Vernon Baldwitt
Delores McGray
Lawrence , Lindstrom
James Rommond
J. Harold Patterson
New England
Mr. Smith
Hayes School
Zeri Aikens
Merle Triscuit
Vernon Baldwin
Columbus
Ivan Miller
Beaverdam
Edward Lee
Lovell's
Howard Hammond
Local births announced in Corry Hospital notices
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Tey Pralick of RD 1 Columbus early yesterday afternoon at Corry Hospital. A daughter Dory arrived yesterday afternoon to Mr and Mrs Adrian Buell of 10 Mowth Avenue. A daughter was born late yesterday to Mr and Mrs Charles Mark of 587 South Center Street at Corry Hospital. A daughter was born this morning to Mr and Mrs Charles Tugalls of 921 First Avenue at Corty Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tey Pralick
RD. 1
Columbus
al Il Corry
Dory
Gary Hospital
Adrian Buell
Mowth Avenue
Burl Iy
Edith Rouen
Charles Mark
South Center Sivee
Corry Hospital
Wit Mex
T Charles Tugalls
First Avenue
Corty Hospital
Welfare Organization Plans Fall Rummage Sale
The Welfare Organization met at the Carry Rod and Gun Club after noon with acting president Mrs. Leslie Wells leading devotions and the meeting. Mrs. Edward Kinley reported, three ladies were admitted to membership, and TL announced a rummage sale date and place to be announced soon. Treated refreshments were served by Mrs. Wells and Mrs. Henry Davis. next meeting is October 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carry Rod and Gun Club
Noo
Leslie Wells
Edward Kinley
Victor Lundberg
William Houghton
Charles Stewart
Wells
Henry Davis
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Chas. Starratt
Walls OF
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Oh Amm Dvorak
Mayle
Rammeau
Henry Hull Chen Towhsen0
Inar Maclane
Gell Barnett
Tracy
Supe
Thomas Motors of Corry, Inc
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Powell
Consumer Discount CO
R. B. Foster
Mina J. Terry
Duncheon Bridge
Mildred Jenkins
Meadville
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Donald Mosher
Raymond Avenue
Penneyl Vallin State College
Harrison E. Curtis
L. Col
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Brynell Manor
Fenton Falls
Ontario
Canada
M.S. Cobbett
West South Street
Purdue-Notre Dame
South Bend
Ind
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Donald
Erma
Geneva
George Reemisen
A. W. Frasier
Byrontown
C. E. Frazier
East Main Street
Frasier
Royal Messenger
Viola Nollinger
Mary Alice
Fragier
John Over
Jamesown
Ony
John Oger
East Proferior Street
Milani Gates
East. Pleasant Street
Arnold Seastead
Pittsburgh
William Penn Hotel
Mr. Seashard
John Seastead
Cuyahoga Falls
Ohio
H. Holden
West Church Street
Clinccinnati
Cleveland
Robert L. Auer
Baltimore
East Church Street
Clinton Haines
Buffalo
Hickernell Dayton
Fickernell
Cincinnati
Eva Jamison
Joseph Scott
James Rounds
Harrison Valley
Tavanda F Thompson
William Hammond
Grove City College
Mae
Wallace Hammond
West Pruderick Steet
Nancy Hammond
Kent
Kew University
William Scott
East Wayne Street
Myrtle Nichols
Davenport
Town
Earl May
Nichols
Howard Lyng
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Leo Mather
South Center Street
Harry Tillotson
Detroit
Mich
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Hazel Tillotson
Guignon
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Union City Hospital
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Richard Blew
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