Lillian Guild Circle Green Dinner Meeting Plans Sale
The second circle of the Lillian Guild met with Mrs. F. Gilbert for a tureen dinner. Joseph R. Clair led a brief business session and a delicatessen sale was set for Friday April 13 at 11 o'clock at Stewart Hat Shop. The next circle meeting will be May 1 at Emmanuel Episcopal Church undercroft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illian Guild Circle
Lillian Iild
4. Gilbert
West Church Street
Joseph R. Clair
Stewart Hat Shop
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Capacity Crowd at Hospital Benefit Program
A crowded gym at the Junior High School hosted the Koffee-Kick-Of benefit by the Ladies' Auxiliary of Corry Hospital. Funds totaling 304.20 from ticket sales were realized though a full report awaits outstanding ticket totals. The event featured master of ceremonies A. S. Buje and honored volunteers, with prizes awarded for hats, family milestones, and other categories. remaining tickets or funds should be returned to George Royce promptly.
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Corry Hospital
A. S. Buje
Lester Danner
John Street
John Freno
Martin Keppel
Walter Ross
Dora Lee Snyder
Porter Auer
Earl Haight
Harry Bowman
G. A. Hillstrom
Olin Simmons
Robert Curtis
Joseph Furst
Herniece Huntley
Carl McTnisre
Vennis Follett
J. Fred Kinley
Rasselas Brown
Tcket
Robert Rastetter
George Guld
Eileen Graham
Jack Stahl
L. O. Nichols
Uia Hegaman
East Irving Street
Hegaman
Merritt Hunt
Ory Harper
Richard Lewis
Charles Bracken
Allen Huntley
M. Howrd
Ar] Bailey
Annette Burgnon
Philip Zalzneck
Raleigh VanTassel
G. B. Kysar
A. Lawsor
William Johnson
Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge Plans Installation
The Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge No. 140 met at 6 15 last evening in the I O O F Hull with Mrs Elof Dahl as noble grand in the chair The installation of officers is set for April 17 Mrs H D Haypir and Mrs Ralph Gates were named 62 committee to plan refreshments for the installation meeting Notes read that former members Mrs Lavina Mapes and Mrs Glenn Hepler are hospitalized and would appreciate a hearing from any Rebekah members.
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Lady Franklin Rebekah _ Lodge
Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge No. 140
I. 0
Lavina Mapes
Glenn Hepler
Rebekah
Birth announcements from multiple local families
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Bennink at Corry Hospital on a recent afternoon, followed by a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Damcott at the Tocal hospital in North Clymer. Another son arrived at Corry Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Bennink, and a son named Jay Howard was born to Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mac ees in Ashtabula, Ohio. Grandparents Mr. and Mrs. H. L. B. Mathees are noted at 228 East Church Street.
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George Royce
South Center Street
Union City
Lynn Bergman
Richard Shannon
Otterbein College
Westerville
Ohio
G. T. Bergtum
Coletta Schranling
Alverda Stoltefus
Hesston College
Hesston
Kansas
Vienita
C. W. Lyons
Port Allegany
North Hast
Orlie d. Wynn
A. D
St. Vincent's Hospital
Erie
William Zanropulos
Dartmouth
Mott Street
Curtis Feldt
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Joan Feldt
Russell Sage College
Troy
E. W. Feldt
West Smith Street
Ivan Bennink
South Ceniter Street
Corry Hospital
Donald Damcott
North Clymer
Tocal Hospital
Andrew Kbnick
pantera A,D_3
Jay Howard
Howard Mac~ees
Ashtabula
H. L. B. Mathees
East Church Strest
Inquisitors Club Banquet Honors Engineering Class
The Inquisitors Club of the Raymond Manufacturing Company hosted a banquet at the Phoenix Hotel honoring 25 spring engineering and design class graduates. Lyle Chase taught estimating and planning. E. W. Feldt C. F Holden Joseph Pitcavage and Richard Bachdiner attended as guests. Ralph Carroll acted as toastmaster and spoke on class benefits and club goals.
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Inquisitors Club
Inquisitors' Club
Raymond Manufacturing Company
Phoenix Hotel
Lyle Chase
E. W. Feldt
C. F H. Holden
Joseph Pitcava
Bowling League Dinner At Waterford Sportsman's Club
The Amu wanquer bowling league held at the Waterford Sportsman's Club Tuesday evening with 39 ladies attending. They enjoyed chicken and turkey dinners, floral centerpieces, and nut shell turtle favors bearing bowlers' names and season averages. Miss Beatrice Hulings presided, distributing prize money to winning teams and awarding high honors to Miss Mary Hnatysgyn, Miss Jeannette Baressi, and Mrs. Gerald Staples. Mrs. Harry Burton was elected president for the next season with officers named as listed.
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Amu
Mary Hnatysgyn
Jeannette Baressi
Gerald Staples
Harry Burton
Jack Berry
Richard Hurlbut
Lois Sorenson
Ronald Rathbun
Shower Honors Mrs. Joseph Sanders at Lopus Home
A Tuesday evening party at the East Frederick street residence hosted by Miss Sophie Sanders Miss Betsy Lopus and Mrs. Richard Blount honored Mrs. Joseph Sanders. Mrs Cyril Gluyns won the game prize as guests including Mrs Gluyns Mrs P A Siyers Mrs Jalm Horne Mrs Robert Sanders Mrs Robert Bailey Mrs Richard Young Mrs Harold Steves Mrs Lester Lopus and Mrs Frank Mitchell enjoyed jello salad cupcakes crackers coffee and tea among bouquets of sweet peas daffodils and snapdragons.
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Joseph Sanders
Sophie Sanders
Betsy Lopus
Richard Blount
Lopus
East Frederick Street
Sanders
Cyril Gluyns
Gluyns
Pe A. Siyers
Jalm “Horne
Robert Sanders
Robert Bailey
Richard Young
Harold Steves
Lester Lopus
Frank Mitchell
Holy Name Society and Club Social Gather at St Elizabeths
The group met at St Elizabeths Hall with rosary in the church before a talk by Father Lewis Dorel, Gannon librarian, on Union in Holy Communion. A breakfast for men is set for next Sunday at St Edward's Hall with Attorney James G Hanes speaking on A Lawyer Looks at the Trial of Christ. Reservations are led by William Gumbleton and Joseph Baressi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Name Society
St. Elizabeth's Hall
St. Elizabeth's Church
Lewis Dorel
Gannon “Allege
Hoe
St. Edward's Hall
James G. Hanes
Gannon College
William Gumbleton
Joseph Baréssi
Rotary Club To Elect Officers Next Week
Corry Rotary Club completed the take over of officers at last night’s meeting. An election is set for next Tuesday evening at Hotel Corry. President William Leaby presided as attendees enjoyed a baked ham dinner. The minstrel show report is awaited. Arthur Burgess led singing with Glenn Middleton on piano.
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Corry
Friendship Aid Meets at E. U. B. Church
The Friendship Aid of the E. U. B. Church met last evening with Mrs. Charles Bugbee. 19 members were present. Mrs. John Gurrien, president, led the routine business, with Mrs. Robert Shannon giving devotions. A brisk demonstration followed, and refreshments were served by the hostess group. Committed to assist at the next meeting on April 17 are Mrs. B. V. McClintock, Mrs. Lynn Campbell, and Mrs. Wilbur Sorenson.
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Friendship Aid
Charles Bugbee
John Gurrien
Robert Shannon
B. V. McClintock
Lynn Campbell
Wilbur Sorenson
W C T U Meeting At Bagley Home Tuesday
An afternoon WCTU session at Mrs Guriley Bagley s East Irving Street home drew many members led by vice president Mrs Leon VanTusse and devotions by Mrs Floyd Johnson. A rummage sale was planned for April 15 at Salvation Army rooms. A stork shower for Mrs John Logan followed, with gifts and refreshments, then benediction. The next meeting is set for April 17 with details to follow.
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Bagley
W. CT. U
Irving Street
Guriley Bagley
Leon VanTusse
Floyd Johnson
Salvation Army
John Logan
Circle No 1 W S C S Meets at First Methodist Church
Circle No 1 W S C S reviewed Near East Panorams last evening at the First Methodist Church with Mrs James Donaldson presenting. Mrs W B Stowe presided and Mrs Fasher Miller led devotions. Plans for a May 14 birthday tea were discussed with the circle hosting, a family dinner is set for next Monday, and the next session is May 1.
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First Methodist Church
James Donaldson
W. B. Stowe
Circle
Fasher Miller
No. 1 Circle
F. B. Sullivan
Earl van Guilder
Minnie Nichols
Donald Cady
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Waterford
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Chapin's
Page & Nichols
E. Main St
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