D A R Pennsylvan ia Conference Held at Altoona
The Pennsylvania State Conference of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution will meet September 20 in Altoona at the Penn Alto Hotel. Delegates from local chapters, including Brokenshaw Valley, may be unable to attend. Mrs. Julius Talmadge, president general, tours the East and will speak. The program emphasizes service, student loans, Citizenship manuals, and conservation work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
National Society, Daughters of the American Revoluion
Penn Alta
Altoona
Brokenshaw Valley
Corry
Julius ¥. Talmadge
D.A.R
Caroline EB
Holt Scholarship Fund
Tamadge
National Society
DAR
Miss Evelyn Clark Bride Elect Honored at Shower
Miss Evelyn Clark, bride elect, honored by HE Gallio Club at East Frederick street home last evening. Six members attended a mixed bridal shower with games and awards for Miss Glare Hill, Miss Janice Anderson, Mrs. Carmen Piechilly, Miss Opal Hill, and Miss Maxine Gregory. Hostesses served refreshments and gifts for the honoree. Next El Gatito Club meeting set for October 8 at Mrs. Piccirillo’s West Park Place home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Clark
Moses Eileen
Mabel Anthony
East Frederick Street
He] Gallio Club
Lawrence Wade
Glare Hill
Janice Anderson
Wilbur Larson
Carmen Piechilly
O Pal Hill
Maxine Gregory
Miss Clair
Clark
el Gatito Club
West Park Place
Piccirillo
Cootiettes Bake Sale Saturday for Veterans Relief
The Cootiettes sponsor a bake sale and food sale on Saturday morning September 28 at Advance Dry Cleaners on North Center Street beginning at 9 o’clock. Proceeds aid the Coollette veterans hospital and relief work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cootiettes
The
Advance Dry Cleaners
North Center Street
Coollette Veterans Hospital
Dance Planned For After Friday's Game
The Beaverette Club of Corry Senior High School sponsors a dance after Friday's game at Loveland Field. Glenn Middleton and his orchestra will provide music for dancing until eleven forty five o clock. The general public is invited and a fine attendance is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tay Even
Musical Program at Spring Creek Church Draws Local Talent
The Spring Creek Congregational Church hosts an 8 30 p m concert by Warren circle singers and guests. Walter L Whaley leads piano solos and choruses while Constance Dey Jane Munn and Cyril Little headline solos. Proceeds support Ladies Aid Society mission work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gi Creek
Moonlight Bay
Weinrictg
Berlin
Woodforde-Finden
Home On the Range
Gunn
William McMeans
Sarratio
Slults
Malley
Constance Dey
Jane Munn
Monolgist
Nevin
Sullivan
Prances Carlson
Cyril Little
Jerome Kern
Rasbach
Gladys Jensen
Hero
Straus
Yeoman
Harding School Association Meets to Plan Monthly Programs
The Harding School Association met at the school building last evening with twenty five attendees. Committees of four mothers were appointed for each month's program and hospitality chairs named. Readings included notices from the American Playground Association Ga the Tasty Jell Co and the Salvation Army. The next meeting is set for Friday evening October 18 with a program committee led by Mrs Paull Goring and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somevei
Ofelock
Tenty
Jean
Dow Clark
Sherman Spaulding
George Fenton
Harry Wairchilds
John Lloyd
Jell Mts Co
Salvation Army
Wilbur Blakeslee
Willy
Father
Dirs
Delia Bernard
Paull Goring
Mies
Perry Parker
William Mitchell
Richard Merker
Eastern Star Plans Card Party Monday
The Carry City Chapter No. 17 of the Easton Star met at the chapter rooms on North Center Street with Mrs. Donna Whitehead presiding. Twenty two members attended the routine session and final plans were made for the Eastern Star card party at the Corry Country Club Monday evening. Reservations can be made by calling Mrs. Mary Nigh. Refreshments were served during social hours, chaired by Mrs. Helen Cothrin. The next meeting is set for October 9 with guest Mrs. C. H. Gustin of Watoma, Wis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star
Carry City
Easton Star
North Center Street
Donna Whitehead
Twe
Ie Corry County Club
Mary Nigh
Helen Cothrin
C. H. Gustin
Watoma
Wis
Walkers of Tidioute Welcome Newborn Son
Rev and Mrs Vert Walker announce the birth of their son this morning. The couple are former residents returning to the city, and the event is celebrated by the Walkers family and close friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev
Vert Walker
Tidioute
Walkers
Navy Mothers to Have Tag Sale and Banquet
Navy Mothers Club members met at Union rooms and planned a tag day sale on October 5 and a Navy Mother and Son banquet on October 28 to celebrate Navy Day. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Myrtle Higby and Mrs. Nina Rozelle. Next meeting is October 1. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Watrous of West Church street visited Mr. and Mrs Jade Beckerink in Clymer with Miss Ruth Schurman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ovuimnandet
Navy Mothers Club
Union Rooms
Muchiig Ib
Navy
Myrtle Higby
Nina Rozelle
Lawrence Watrous
West Church Street
Lutheran Missionary Society Meets At Clark Home
Mrs. Dorr Clark hosted 16 members and guests of St. Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church Missionary Society at her East Main street home. President C E Hildebrand led the business meeting and donations were approved for the Lutheryn Summer Camp near Butler and Bethesda Orphans Home at Meadville. Hostesses J A Langston and Peter Olson to host October 23 meeting at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Society
Clark Home
Dorr Clark
East Mainstreet
C. E. Lindberg
St. Paul's
J. A. Langston
Peter Olson
Duplicate Bridge Evening at Hotel Corry Scores Listed
Ten tables played in Wednesday's duplicate bridge at Hotel Corry. Morandy and Mrs Walter Scott led with 115 polls in North South. In sixth place were Mr and Mrs HI Davis with 103. Mrs Hb Raye and Mrs c W Jones also 103. East West top were Mr and Mrs M S Cobbell and two others 104.14. Reservations for next week's journey were announced by Mr and Mrs Kwith Leeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Corry
Morandy
Walter Scott
Davis
Hb. Raye
C. W. Jones
M.S. Cobbell
Juanita Stranahan
Harriett Colegrove
L. J. Lindsley
O. W. Bracken
Kwith Leeds
Breakfast Shower Honors Mrs Rasselas Brown
Mrs EH Harmon of East Smallt sleet hosted a breakfast shower for her sister Mrs Baselas Brown. Seventeen guests attended at the home with a fruit juice breakfast and gifts presented to Mrs Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EH. Harmon
East Smallt
Bascelas Brown
Brown
Marge Castor
Nas
Andrew Mook
Meadgilla
toWt Buimst
Mesmerishi Named After Prana Anton Mesmer
The term Mesmerishi derives from the name of Prana Anton Mesmer (1734 1815), linking the sequence to the historical figure known for early studies in magnetism and hypnosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fron Prana Anton Mesmer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Guamings
Rex
Aro LT
Mara
Y Howe
J Prin
Ines
Arno
Tirtons
Wests Miracle
Gillette
Yardley
Bond Street
Phillips Magnesia
St. Joseph's
Biolac
Caty Miguel
Pen
A. M. Gabriel
Buffalo
Milton Zalzneck
West
Wayne Street
Amos Lytton
Alton
W. R. Jordan
Dorothy Lytton
Akron
University of Chicago
Henry Simmonson
Liberty Street
Cleveland
Dale Rapp
Patricia Cragg
Jamestown Oo
James B. Logan
Dayton
Georgia Myers
Robert Newell
Carol
Katherine
Dover
N. H
E. PF. Pain
West Congress Street
Jamestown
Upper Darby
Richard H. Woolsey
Hartford
Com
Test
Carl Gustafson
Woolsey
Gustafson
Niagara Falls
George R. Clark
East Main Street
Evie
Grace Heath
Novik Girard
J. B. Patterson
South Center Street
Mervyn Nast
Paul Ert
Yousine
Morvis Barnstein
Franklin [Street
Frank Hepler
Warren
Richard Rossbacher
Meadville
Archie Wells
North ‘Tonawanda
Lucy Stormes
Richard Alfred
New York City
Princeton
N. J
Wright W. Hillyard
Jacksonville
Pla
FP. N. Ames
West Smith Street
P.M. Nichols
Marion Rumbaugh
Pittsburgh
Nora Whitney
Ben Starr
Maple Avenue
P. Hildebrand
East Pleasant Street
Ruby Weaver
Punxsulaymey
Hildebrand
Mt. Laurel Legion
Mt Laurel Legion
Loyal Order of the Mouse
Owen Taylor
Spring Creek
Cours
Vicks
Snow White Rex Theatre
Harding School Association
Pie Hardin Hard
Mie
Tatherine
Utahanes
Nery
Custombill
Paul
Chenille
Ling
Part
Mrs. Rasselas Brown
Sponte
WAOLE
Watsaoe Ukiyis
Rodme Pew
Lane Fane
Opfelt
Dey
Hapa
New Fall
Zuckerman
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!