Annual WC convention in Waterford hosted by Erie county
The Erie county Woman's Christian Temperance Union held its annual convention in Waterford with 97 reservations. Guest speaker Mrs. Bertha Lee Broyles of State College Pa discussed Scriptural Temperance and reported Pennsylvania leading national membership gains. Officers and delegates were elected for state and county roles. The Lillian Stevens Union will host the 1945 convention, with future institute plans for spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vico Paroweny
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Berthalee Broyles
State College
Erie County
Waterford
Broyles
Columbus
Ohio
Pennsylvania
D. Leigh Colvin
New York City
George W. Thornton
Waterford Methodist Church
Charles Aldrich
North Eust Methodist Church
Jessie M. K. Gifford
Elle
Bief
Susie W. Davis
Edinboro
Ind
Bertha Sheldon
Eric
Sylvia Ripley Bentis
Charles
Ore
M. H Ryan
Frances Minneley
Balniboro
Huntingdon
Lillian Stevens
West ‘Millcreek Union of Erie
Lurust County Institute
Soybean's Home Chine the mother country of the soybean
The text asserts Soybean's Home Chine is the mother country of the soybean and that the Chinese rely on cogchesns as the protein source in their diet.
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Chine
Reception for Rev Armitage at Concord House
More than a hundred people attended the society reception honoring Rev. and Mrs. Edwin Armitage at Concord Community House. Armitage accepts Elgin charge serving Elgin Concord Ridge and McCray’s Corners. Joseph McCray gave welcome. Meantime, residents travel for football games and visits, with many names and locales listed among attendees and legite events.
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Community House
Edwin Armitage
Concord Community House
Armitage
Elgin
Concord Ridge
McCray
Dinner Honors Miss Wallace Before WAVES Departure
Miss Martha Wallace was feted at the Corry Hotel by Corry Evening Journal employees ahead of her departure for Hunter College with the WAVES on November 2. A corsage decorated table, a presented billfold, and refreshments followed a dinner hosted by Miss Mina Terry with guests including Harriett Colegrove L. M. Welker Jeanne Larson and others.
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Corry Evening Journal
Martha Wallace
Hunter College
Corry Hotel
Harriett Colegrove
L. M. Welker
Terry
Walter Windahl
W. H. Johnson
Wallace
Jeanne Larson
Pancake Supper Hosted by Don Dickinson at Spring Creek Farm
Don Dickinson entertained six teen fellows and girls last evening at a pancake supper. The evening was spent at the Dickinson farm near Spring Creek with games dancing and music following the delicious meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Dickinson
Donald Dickson
Dickinson
Spring Creek
Carter Hill PTA Hears Program On Nutrition
The Carter Hill PTA held a meeting at the schoolhouse with Virginia DeGecco of Erie and Miss Bonelta Gordon assisting. Mrs Ora Harper presented a nutrition program, followed by dinner at the Hotel Corry and a social evening with a lunch. Officers for next year were named: president Mrs Harold Howard, vice president Mrs Harley McCray, secretary Mrs Alton Peterson, and treasurer Mrs Milton Morris.
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Carter Hill Pta
Carter Hill P. T. A
Dayton Assembly
Virginia DeGecco
Erie
Corry
Ing
Harold Howard
Harley McCray
Alton Peterson
Milton Morris
First Trick Dayton Dept Holds Annual Dinner
An annual dinner party of the ladies of the Dayton Inspection department of the first trick at Aero Supply was held Thursday evening in Union Hall. Covers were 19 cents and the color scheme orange and white. Music dancing and cards entertained attendees. An impromptu program closed the event by Mrs Louella Baldwin Miss Verna Malee and Mrs Mary Karkosks.
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Dayton Inspection Department
Aero Supply
Union Hall
Louella Baldwin
Verna Malee
Mary , Karkosks
Sixty Attend Fish Dinner At Country Club
A fish dinner for over sixty Corry Country Club members was served last evening. Leon Brown oversaw the meal, served buffet style with fish, coleslaw, rolls, potato chips, pickles and coffee. Serving ended at 7:30 PM followed by a social evening.
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Country Club
Corry Country Club
Leon Brown
Polio Patients Go Home from Warren General Hospital
Dr Arthur G Davis reports encouraging polio progress at Warren General Hospital after a quarterly clinic. Six year old Donald James Carpenter from Khieua is discharged. Four others from Sugar Grove and Spring Creek are to go home for weekend observation prior to possible further transfer. Total polio census drops to seven with two still under care. Ruth Homer admitted for observation potentially increasing total to eight.
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Everal
Spring Creek
Warren
Arthur G. Davis
Warren General Hospital
Loospollo
Donald James Carpenter
Khieua
Kinizua
Zem Zem
Erie
Marguerite Stohlberg
Sugar Grove
Rex
Ireland
Soil Spring Creek Iad
Elton Hitchcock
Ruth Homer
Warren R
Injuries Reported After Titusville Crash On Route 8
Mrs Louise Kerr 21 of 322 South Franklin street and Kenneth Halfast 29 of Rouet 3 Centerville were injured when Halfasts Chevrolet coupe left Route 8 near Toonerville and rolled over several times hitting an electric pole. They were taken to Titusville hospital with facial and leg injuries and chest wounds. condition described as good last night.
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Titusville
Louise Kerr
Franklin Street
Kenneth Halfast
Rouet
Centerville
Halfast
Toonerville
Franklin
Titusville Hospital
Kerr
Mx Halfast
Introducing a Daughter Thelma Lynn Born in Painesville
Thelma Lynn Zuber was born Friday at Painesville Hospital in Painesville Ohio to Mr. and Mrs John Zuber The mother is formerly Mary Nehil of this city.
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Arthur Storer
Brie
Storer
The
Beavers
Sam ‘Wales
Mott Street
Tus
Meadville
Jack Aymong
Harold Brewers
Cleveland
Helen Mulderick
Mary Capwell
Dorothy Aymont
Lawrence Park
David Hotchkiss
Baltimore
Mad
Corry
St Durham
Railroad Street
William Moir
Cpl. Moit
Lincoln
Nebraska
Angie Baresi
Shirley Ohrn
Pittsburgh
Pitt
Columbis
Herbert Morton
Pfc
Herbert J. Morton
Quantico
Burt
Cobry-Jamestown Manufacturing Corp
Erie
Arthur Baker
Ann Hayes
Everett Rymde
C. F. Dean
Robert A. Wilson
Jack Thomas
Clarendon
Meredith Fogle
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Wright Street
Thelma Lynn
Painesville Hospital
Painesville, O
John Zuber
Zuber
Mary Nehil
City
Man Seriously Hurt By Warren Driver
Donald Ber yl Timer of Sheffield claims glare from a car parked near Hickory street and Pennsylvania avenue blinded him last night. John VanDuris was struck, suffering a broken pelvis and facial injuries after Turner, driving a car owned by his father A B Turner, pulled out as the light turned free. The incident occurred amid wet conditions and rain. Turner said he did not see the pedestrian in time. Chalcography is a term used to signify engraving on copper and steel plates.
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Turner
Hickory Street
Penn Avenue
van Duris
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Y Rogers
Belita
Pyrat Il
Paul and
Doug
West South St
Corry, Pa
Thomas Motor Co
Ackeal Regh
Helen
Concord
Miss Wallace
Dayton Dept
Warren S
Curtis Jewelry
McIntosh Apples
U.S. No
Slade
Chuck Roast
Tbs
Chesterfield
Virgin Suede
Zuckerman
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