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1 FOUR BRADFORD EVENING STAR AND DAILY RECORD, SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 3, 1942. Society Weddings Troths Club News Dinners Miss Maxine Walker Marries Zane Morgan in St. Louis, Mo. Announcement is made of the marriage of Miss Maxine Walker, daughter of Mrs. Leland Wright of Jefferson street, this city, and Zane Vantine Morgan, son Mrs.

Lee Lawry of Derrick City. The ceremony was performed Monday evening, December 29, at a St. Louis, hotel, with the Rev. Charles E. Crowe of the Centenary Methodist church, officiating.

Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow N. Estel of Grayville, attended the couple. bride chose a gold wool suit and wore a matching hat and a corsage of gardenias for her wedding outfit.

Mr. and Mrs. Leland Wright of Bradford, Mr. and Mrs. George Walker of Rew and Mr.

and Mrs. Bernard E. Langely of Salem, in addition to members of the bridal party, attended the wedding dinner. Mr. and Mrs.

Morgan are well known here. The bride, a graduate of the Bradford Senior High school, was employed by the H. R. Rogalsky jewelry store here previous to her marriage. Mr.

Morgan also was graduated from Bradford Senior High school, and attended Kiski Preparatory school and Duke and Lehigh universities. At present he is affiliated with Dowell. in Salem, where Mr. and Mrs. Morgan will reside.

Mrs. Honor Stockton Is Feted on Birthday Members of her family and friends honored Mrs. Honor Stockton of West Washington street at a party at her home on New Year's Eve, the occasion being her birthday anniversary. Mrs. Stockton was born in England, and has resided in Pennsylvania for the past 30 years.

Christmas appointments were used in decorating the buffet table. The honor guest received 8 number of gifts. Those present were her two sons and their wives, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stockton of Bradford.

and Mr. and Mrs. Horace Stockton of Kane: her daughter, Mrs. Eva Griffin, Bradford; and her six grandchildren, Barbara, Billie, and Dickie Stockton of Kane; Mildred and Jimmie Griffin, and Howard Griffin, a student at Edinboro State Teachers college, of Bradford. Advertise In Tne Bradford Newspapers METCALF TEA ROOM 222 East Main St.

Specials for Sunday, Jan. 4th Porterhouse Steak Dinner $1 Fresh Lake Trout $1 FULL COURSE DINNERS Janet McKiernan Weds L. J. Clark In Smethport Today Miss Janet McKeirnan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

M. S. McKeirnan of Crosby, became the bride of Lester Joseph Clark, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Clark of Smethport, this morning at 9 o'clock in the rectory of St.

Elizabeth's church in Smethport. Mrs. Janet Mulvihill of Crosby and Robert Peterson of Smethport attended the couple. The bride chose a yellow jersey dress with brown and a corsage white ataccessories. tendant, wore 8 dress of aqua wool with black accessories and a corsage of yellow roses.

Mrs. McKeirnan, mother of the bride, was dressed in a black and white ensemble and wore a corsage of pink roses. Mrs. Clark. mother of the bridegroom, was attired in brown velvet and also wore a corsage of pink roses.

-four guests attended the breakfast at a Smethport, hotel following the ceremony. A tiered wedding cake centerpiece formed table decorations. Mr. and Mrs. Clark left on wedding trip to Baltimore after the ceremony and upon their return will reside in Smethport, R.D.

Both Mr. and Mrs. Clark are well known in this vicinity. Sandra Ann Rich Honored at Party Sandra Ann Rich was honored at a birthday party at her home in Forman street Friday. Sandra was the first baby to be born on New Year's Day in 1937.

Guests at her party included Louise Campbell, Patty Ann Rizzo, Carmina Yoke, Arthur Meyers, Donald Campbell, Peter Douthit and Joey and Sandra Rich. Games were played and refreshments were served. Mt. Jewett I. 0.

O. F. Units Hold Party The annual Christmas party of the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs of Mt. Jewett was held last night, beginning with a tureen dinner at 6 o'clock in the dining room of the I. O.

O. F. hall in Mt. Jewett. Members adjourned to their lodge rooms for a program following the dinner.

Junior Hunt Club Members Stage Show Junior members of the Valley Hunt club staged a horse show this afternoon following a luncheon at the clubhouse in Lewis Run. A show will be presented again this evening and members will hold a dinner at the clubhouse. Advertise in The Bradford Newspapers A Report on America On January the New York Herald Tribune will publish big special Industrial and Financial Review and Outlook." As well as charting and tabulating records, it will give detailed reports on financial and indestrial America of vital importance to every man or proman. To get your copy, give an advance order to your regular newedealer or order direct from BRADFORD NEWS CO. 4 Boylston St.

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"After that lecture we heard about building up civilian morale, I'm not going to tell your father what you paid for that dress!" Engagement of Eva Holden And Harold Jordan Announced Announcement is made of the engagement of Miss Eva Holden, daughter of Mrs. Celia State street, and Harold Jordan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Jordan of 265 West Cordon street. The wedding will take place in the near future.

The bride-elect is a graduate of the Bradford Senior High school, class of 1940. The bridegroom-elect attended local schools and is employed by the W. R. Case and Sons company here. Both Miss Holden and Mr.

Jordan are well known in Bradford. Successful Turnout Greets Club's Fete The successful turnout which greeted the initial open house held on New Year's Eve by the Bradford club in Main street, has paved the way for future celebrations which may become annual affairs. Approximately 250 guests visited at the clubhouse between 8 and 11 o'clock during the evening. An orchestra furnished music. Flowers and palms were used in banking the parlors of the club and the guests were received in the foyer by President R.

J. Brennan and directors, Rudolph Reimer, Byron Wolfe, Wayne Fesenmyer, S. W. Gregg, Frank Hyde and A. E.

Booth. In charge of entertainment were A. J. Haggerty, James White, S. W.

Gregg, Walter Hervey and John Harmon. A buffet luncheon was served at a table decorated with flowers and silver candelabra holding white tapers. Wives of members presided at the table. A feature of the occasion was the picture gallery arranged by club members in which views and scenes from pioneer days in the oil metropolis were exhibited. Raids Inspire Riots STOCKHOLM, Jan.

3. (INS) British Commandos' raids along the Nazi-occupied western coast of Norway have inspired widespread demonstrations throughout neighboring Norwegian communities, dispatches from Oslo revealed today. Hundred of demonstrators were arrested, it was said. U. S.

Fliers Down Japs NORTH HOLLYWOOD, Jan. (INS)- volunteer fliers in China have shot down 60 Japanese planes in four battles, to a Chungking broadcast up according, here today. American losses, the broadcast said, were two pilots and three or four planes. According to estimates, the average American worker worked 37.6 hours and earned an average of $24.44 a week, in 1939. NEW SHIPMENT OF PEGGY GRAY CREAM AND CHOCOLATE MINTS CHINA SHOP 22 E.

Corydon St. Dial 3711 Mrs. Carl Burtis Feted at Luncheon Here This Afternoon Mrs. Carl Burtis, above, the former Miss Mary Hilliard, was the guest of honor at a luncheon given at 1:15 o'clock this afternoon at the Metcalf tea in East Main street by her sister, Miss Viola Hilliard. A miniature bride and bridegroom were to mark the bride's place.

guest was preused, sented a sachet favor. Pastel colors were used in decoration. Guests at the affair included Mrs. Howard Geckler, Mrs. Bruce Bowen, Mrs.

Sylva Burtis, Mrs. A. Satterlee, Mrs. Cora Nolan, Mrs. Harold Burgess, Mrs.

Paul Sampson. Mrs. LeRoy Erickson, Mrs. Lawrence Cassidy and Mrs. William Weaver, and the Misses Katherine Hogan, Helen Pettit, Pauline Stromberg, Gertrude Kohler, Dorothy Hilliard and the honor guest and hostess.

The honor guest became the bride of Pvt. Carl Burtis, now located with the United States army at Indiantown Gap, on December 23 in the Hill Memorial United Brethren church parsonage in this city. 50 Attend Wimodaughsis Society's Meeting Here Fifty members of the Wimodaughsis society of the First Methodist church attended the dinner last evening at 5:30 o'clock in the church dining room. Mrs. John Hipchen was in charge of arrangements.

assisted by Mrs. D. M. Cooper. Mrs.

Hazel Freeman was hostess for the afternoon. Preceding the dinner, a period of fellowship and informal discussion of current interests and activities of members, was held. The affair marked the monthly session of the group. Get-Together Club Meets With Mrs. Grove Mrs.

Fred Grove was hostess to members of the Get -Together club at her home in South Bradford last evening at which time games were played and prizes were presented to Mrs. Florence Wolbert. Mrs. Ralph Rhodes, Mrs. Hershel Neilly and Mrs.

William Hammond. Mrs. Alice Douglas of Bolivar Run will be the next hostess. Read The Bradford Newspapers Buy Defense Bonds and REDDY Stamps your Electrical Servant Bradford Electric Co. STARTS SUNDAY AT SHEA'S CUSTER'S LAST "They Died With Their Errol Flynn portrays most exciting pages.

Society Chit Chat By Peggy Here we go again Irv Dana and Jerome "Yot" Ellison are just a couple of the local boys who've been ordered back to Uncle Sam's Army. they were released previously, you know, because of the over-28-year clause, and now that that is nullified, they'll have to go back again they received orders yesterday to report to New Cumberland, about January 13 Gordon Hahn sent out unique Christmas cards this year. they were real life pictures of a parachutist descending from the sky and if I'm not mistaken, the parachutist in the picture was Gordon Charles "Chuck" Costello of Chautauqua place, left last night for New River, S. where he is with the Marines after a short furlough here A Pleasant street man has bubble bath soap. and loves street man carefully sawed and million pieces and wrapped it up man A Jackson avenue at 3 o'clock New Year's Eve his storm windows and storm then went to a neighbors him up Inez Holden and Bill Taylor Belated bouquets to the Tates people have told me what pretty had they're down now, but Franz, local hardware store clerk, Windsor, dontcha think? A silent prayer at midnight on New Rew Couple Observes Golden Wedding Date Twenty-five guests attended the family dinner held New Year's Day honoring Mr.

and Mrs. Upthegrove at their home in Rew, the occasion being their golden wedding anniversary. Approximately 70 friends called during the day to extend their congratulations to the couple. The following attended from out -town: Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Upthegrove and children of Coleville: Mrs. Floyd Higley and Mrs. Clare Baldwin of Derrick City; Mr. and Mrs Ed Thomas and Mr. Mrs.

George Colbert, Duke Center; Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hayes, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Thompson of Limestone; Mrs.

Clara Bridge, Mr. and Mrs. Justin Bridge, Lynn Bridge and Mrs. Dora Corwin of Shinglehouse; Fred Lockwood, and Lauren Hoaglan of Eleven Mile, near Shinglehouse; Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Harris, and daughter, and Paul Harris of Bradford: Mrs. Gertrude Markham, James Frye and Glenn Wilson of Salamanca. The couple received messages of congratulation, and telephone calls from their son, Major Fay Upthegrove, a member of the Army Air corps at Jackson Field. and from their daughter, Mrs. Lauren Tribury of Belmont, N.

Y. Mr. and Mrs. Upthegrove have resided in Rew for the past 16 years and are well known in this vicinity. Advertise in The Bradford suadedsman C.

E. Club to Hold Good Neighbor Tour Harry Garvin, secretary of the McKean County Motor club, will speak on "Mexico" at the regular meeting of the Current Events club Monday afternoon at the clubhouse in West Cordon street. This will mark the first meeting of the year, following the holiday adjournment. The musical portion of the program will be presented by Mrs. Rae Johnson.

Mrs. G. W. Mansell will speak on Canada. Mrs.

Joseph Freeland is in charge of the program. An executive meeting at 1:45 o'clock will preceed the Good Neighbor tour. been taking baths in the new 'em A West Washington cut his Christmas tree into a before leaving it for the garbage man refused to receive his friends morn and they pounded on doors until they were broken phone next door and called are an oft-seen couple these days on Sherman street so many Christmas lighting decorations they better late than never. Rose looks a little like the famous Wally local niterie observed five minutes of Year's Eve in addition to sing- Members of Kane Club Hold Dinner Party Here Members of the Kane bridge club held a dinner party at the Metcalf tearoom in East Main last evening. Those attending were: Mr.

and Mrs. Jack Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Folke, Mr. and Mrs.

Gene Swanson, the Misses Virginia Carlson, Thelma Bloom, Bernice Swanson, Helen Hanson, Gerald Perry, Everett Bloom and Christian Feit, of Kane; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Francis and Claude Monjar of Gifford; and Mrs. Lena Mullin of Smethport. B'nai B'rith Auxiliary To Meet Monday Night Members of the B'nai B'rith auxiliary will meet Monday evening at 8:30 o'clock in the clubrooms in Main street.

WONDER IF I'M GOING TO CATCH HIS COLD Local Pastor's Daughter Is Engaged to Marry Announcement has been made of the engagement of Miss Mary Elizabeth Griffith of Harrisburg, daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. Havard Griffith of Bradford, O. Jack Elliott, son of Mr. and Mrs.

William J. Elliott of Lansdown, Pa. The bride-elect's father is the pastor of the Bradford First church. Miss Griffith attended Susquehanna university and Bucknell university, where she was a member of the Pi Beta Phi sorority. She is now secretary to the minister of the Pine Street Presbyterian church of Harrisburg.

Mr. Elliott is a graduate of Dickinson college and a member of Phi Delta Theta fraternity. He is an accountant in the state Department of Public Assistance. Advertise in The Bradford Newspapers St. Margaret Guild To Meet Monday Night The regular monthly meeting of the St.

Margaret Guild will be held Monday night at 8 o'clock at the Church of the Ascension in Chautauqua place. Mrs. Ada Russell will be chairman of the committee in charge of arrangements. assisted by Mrs. Anna Chapman and Miss Frankie Knerr.

Personal Notes Miss Marion Buel of Jackson avenue has as her guests, Miss Caroline Scott Miss Phyllis Sherwood of Geneseo, N. Y. F. R. Tschachtli of the Royal Canadian air force stationed in Jarvis.

is a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Sheehan of 140 North Center street.

Mr. Tschachtli is a former local resident. James Campbell, a member of the Royal Canadian air force located at Brantford, is visiting at his home in East Main street. Paul Wickham, of Derrick City has left for East St. Louis, to enter the Parks Air college.

Lt. Paul Shields, son of Mr. and Mrs. John M. Shields of 67 North Center street.

has been called to active duty in the United States armed forces and will report in the near future to Ft. Benning, Ga. N. T. 'Club Holds Party Members of the N.

T. club were entertained at a Christmas party and dinner last evening at the Metcalf tearoom in East Main street. Members exchanged gifts and played cards following dinner. Those attending were Mrs. Hazel Smith, Mrs.

Elma Northrup, Mrs. Hazel Barnett, Mrs. George Shillinger, Mrs. Ella Bartholomew and Mrs. Stella Bartholomew.

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