Hal Berry Orchestra to Play for Junior Senior Prom
Hal Berry of Westfield New York will lead an eight piece orchestra for the Junior Senior prom Thursday night April 1 from 9 p m to 1 a m at Cory Junior High School gymnasium Two vocalists will accompany the orchestra Senior High School students and invited guests may attend The banquet will be at the First Presbyterian Church dining room served by the Presbyterian Women's Association Other details indicate a formal school event with entertainment and a banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Berry
Westfield
N. Y
Cory Junior High School
First Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Women's Association
Fp. Ai
Regular Meeting of Rebekah Lodge No. 140
A Tuesday evening session of Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge No. 440 at I C C F Hall drew forty members and guests. With Noble Grand absent, Mrs. W F Thiessen presided as vice grand. guests from Lakewood and Sherman attended. Social visiting and games followed. hostesses prepared cake and tea. For the April 1 instillation meeting Hudson to chair kitchen committee and Elof Dal the dining room committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neila
Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge No. 440
I. C. C. F. Hall
Arthur C. Barlow
W. F. Thiessen
Lakewood
Sherman
H. D. Haupin
Pier
Birth of son to Mr and Mrs Charles Kerthedy
A son was born yesterday afternoon at Corry Hospital to Mr and Mrs Charles Kerthedy of 195 East Irving Street. The infant joins the family in a welcomed addition to the household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kerthedy
East
Irving Street
Corry Hospital
City folks bid bon voyage to travelers and weddings
A long list of local residents and visitors gather to wish Mrs. Ames and the Barlows safe travels aboard the Tré de France for a months abroad. Edgetts plan a Florida move for health, with DeJeans noted as a sister to Mrs. Edgett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Ina Austin
Maple Avenue
Frank N. Ames
Robert Barlow
Col
Robert Barlow, Jr
Los Angeles
Calif
New York City
Ames
Barlows
Tre de France
Rotary Club elects officers at Corry Room dinner
Winninwuoy elected president and Robert Tunnell vice president at a 32-member Rotary meeting at the Corry Hotel. Al Xander was chosen secretary and treasurer. Russell Nason director for three terms. AMR. Litz sergeant at arms. Installation set for July first class meeting. A Rotary conference in Oi City May 5-6 will include local officers. Lang of Erie spoke on unemployment factors and how local work limits affect staying in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W Winninwuoy
Rotary Club
Corry
Robert Tunnell
al Xander
Russell Nason
Amr. Litz
Oi City
Mr. Lewhy
Charles P. Kelling
H. Martin Keppel
Corry Hotel
J. East
Kiz
Arthur ©. Burgess
Leaby
George H. Lang
Erie
Stewart Lang
Lang
Re-elected Officers for Circle No 1 W S C S
Circle No 1 of the First Methodist Church held its meeting last evening at the church parlors. Officers were re-elected, with all current officers continuing in their roles. The group sang Easter hymns and a Bible story was read by Mrs. Irvin Young. A prayer followed by Mrs. James McIntosh. Officers listed: Mrs. Young president, Mrs. W B Stowe vice president, Mrs. Zuella McElray secretary, and Mrs. William Marsh treasurer. A lesson from Japan Begins Again was presented, and a quiz program was conducted during social time. Refreshments of Boston cream pie, coffee, and tea were served by several hostesses to 20 members and three guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buster
Irvin Young
James McIntosh
Young
W. B. Stowe
Zuella McElray
William Marsh
Stowe
Thie Jesson
Japan
Bertha Warner
Russell Clarks
Florence Brooks
Boston
Donald Dingle
Viva Snapis
Dimund Bart
Friendship Aid Meeting After Church Service
The Friendship Aid Society met in the special room of the Evangelical United Brethren Church after a service. Nineteen members and guests held a brief business meeting led by President Mrs. John Carrier. Hostesses served cake and coffee. the April 18 meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Glenn Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Friendship Aid Society
Spcisl
John Carrier
Howard VanTassel
A. Wcrosscnt
Glenn Davis
Ies D3
Mrs Williams Honored By Bridge Club In Stork Shower
Miss Barbara Ann Keppel hosted nine members of her contract bridge club at Mott Street for a surprise stork shower honoring Mrs C A Williams. She received a satin crib pull and wool blanket, with awards to Mrs Charles Bracken Mrs Arthur Martin and Mrs Robert Bracken. The hostess served dessert. Mrs Martin will entertain April 1st.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Williams
Barbara Ann Keppel
Mott Street
Contract Bridge Club
C. A. Willams
Charles Bracken
Arthur Martin
Robert Bracken
Martin
Bridge Luncheon Group Meets at Pleasant Street Home
A Bridge Luncheon gathering occurred yesterday at the East Pleasant street residence of Mrs Tracy Whitehead for a 1 o'clock luncheon. The event featured a guest Mrs Philip Zalz neck and awards presented to Mrs Langdon Howe and Megglance with plans for an April 12 gathering by Mrs Howe of Wayne street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quemoers
Philip Zalzneck
East Pleasant Street
Tracy Whitehead
Oelock
W. "Bracken
North Center Street
Langdon Howe
Megglance
Howe
Wayne Street
Tia Hoktess
Local residents undertake visits and travels this Easter
Mrs. William Watson and Miss Clela Watson travel to Erie by train while Mrs. Dora Quinlisk visits from Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Parker return from Temple University Hospital in Philadelphia. Numerous locals tour Erie area for visits and leisure, with several attending events and staying overnight with friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Watson
Clela Watson
Spartansboro
Erie
Dora Quinlisk
Philadelphia
Perry Parker
Eask South Street
Parker
Temple University Hospital
Bartlett Simpson
Wayne
Robert A. Ott, Jr
Wayne Street
Eyland Harvey
Glinton Pratt
Frank Wise
Raymond Blynt, Jr
Frank Laurie
Joan Patterson
Martha Spaulding
Harrison B. Curtis
Willian Hoyle
Joseph Furst
Epsilon Phi Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Erie Jash
Angelotti
Playhouse
Jennie
Holy Week Prayers Highlight Lillian Guild Meeting
Rev. Joseph R. Clair spoke on the epis t es and gospel of Holy Week at a 1 o'clock luncheon meeting of the Lillian Guild in the Emmanuel Episcopal Church undercroft. Mrs Don Williams presided as business reports were heard and plans began for a spring rummage sale. Next guild meeting is May 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph R. Clair
Lillian Guild
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Don Williams
Clair
Dave
Guild
Club Met Tuesday With Mrs Proctor Guests and Card Wins
Mrs. Robert Proctor hosted the J F Club at Esra Street with six members and a guest Donald Tanner. Progressive 600 awarded Mrs. Henry Hicks and Mrs. Jam Haslett. traveling nine bil lie won by Mrs. Haslett. Refreshments of sandwiches graham crackers and tea were served. April 18 meeting planned with Mrs Thomas at Snyder Circle home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Proctor
Esra Street
Donald Tanner
Henry Hicks
Jam
Haslett
Sani Wichss
Graham
Mr Proctor
Tov Thomas
Snyder Girele
Member of the Wedding Voted Best American Play
The New York Drama Critics Circle named The Member of the Wedding by Carson McCullers the best American stage play of the season in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Carson McCullets
New York Drama Critics Circle
Easter Sunrise Service Planned by Y Groups
The Y groups of Corry High School will gather April 8 at 3 30 at the East Washington street Y rooms for an Easter sunrise service and breakfast. Rev Wilmer Helfer will lead with special music. Over 10 members are involved and a breakfast of fruit bacon rolls and coffee will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nesy Satutosy Momo
Corry
Washington Street
Wilmer Helfer
Christian and Missionary Alliance Ghuren
Emster
Ladies' Home League Suppers and Sale At Citadel
The Ladies' Home League of the Salvation Army will host a penny supper and white elephant sale at the citadel this evening. Suppers begin at 1 o clock with co chairs Mrs Merle Haskell and Mrs Mike Marconi. Proceeds support the self denial fund for foreign missions. Members, husbands and friends are invited to attend the evening program featuring Miss Gladys Can Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Home League
Ladies’ Home
Salvation Army
Citadel
Merle Haskell
Mike Marconi
Evernnng
Gladys Can Field
Party Last Evening For Mrs Emory Benson AME Bi
A pleasant stork shower was held Tuesday evening in honor of Mrs. Emory Benson AME Bi. Guests included Mr. George Bond of GU City and Mrs. Perl Harmen of UM Second Avenue. Twenty two attendees enjoyed decorations, gifts, and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory Benson
George Bond
GU City
Perl Harmen
UM Second Avenue
Ifwmon
Harry Brink
Spartansburg
Bond
Harmon
Pat Hes
Berison
Clarence Fuller
Spartanshoro
Georgia Hood
Phyllis Bond
Olt City
Anna Anderson Post Plans Junior Softball Program and Awards
The Anna Anderson Post No 925 at the American Legion Home held a meeting with fair attendance. Senior Vice Commander Miss Anne McEvoy presided and plans included forming a junior softball team for ages 6 to 19, contacting women’s posts in Jamestown Meadville and Evie, and presenting four citizenship scholastic and leadership awards at St Edward’s and Curry Junior High Schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Anderson
American Legion
Anne McEvoy
Deparrment
Jack Lais
Jamestown
Meadville
Evie
Chainanter
Josephine Frisina
Mes
Barbera Newman
Jude
Betty Himes
Prisino
Saxton
Zepka
Frisina
Ada DeGerlanco
Mies Hine
Talit
Hanes
McEvoy
Newman
Scotland
Oxphone
DeGerlando
Vadiq
Miss McEvoy
Frank Gravina
Anne Royek
Transportation to Erie for national and state commanders meeting
Announcement details contact Miss Frisina for Monday April 10 dinner then plan travel to Erie for April 18 national and state commanders post meeting.
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Freled Russell
Reb Cummings
Eel Ason Ie A
Robert Ryan
Barbara Bel Geddes
Rebekah
Helen
Elmer D. Edgett
Emporium
Walter Dedeay
Ridge Street
Tampa
Florida
Edgetts
Edgett
DeJean
Walter Wilsted
Dorr Clark
East Main Street
Washington, D. C
Harry Wilshed
Mgr
George M. Kinley, Jr
George Michael
East Elmhurst
Long Island
M/Sgr
George
E. Bogert, Jr
Hawaii
Bogert
Leland Johnston
Fifth Ave
Allan May
West Washington Street
George Stanford, Jr
Chestnut Street
Franklin Parsons
Gerald Parsons
North Center Steet
Harvard University
Cambridge
E. H. Roger
Main and
King Streets
Wesley Tirst
First
Presbyterian
Cory Hospital
Stanley Malek
St. Edward's School
Charlie Spivak
Rainbow Gardens
Waldameer Park
Velma West Mass
Harry Ottaway
Alfred University
Alfred
Pal Delta
Omega Fraternity
Powers
Roch
Frank Green
RD4
Donna Mac
Leo T. Franz
Bant Bondstreet
Bumrata
Fred
Barbara Ann Garrett Thornton
Maude Thornton
Buttilo
Barbara Ann
Ralph Garrett
Buffalo
Church of the Ascension
Wis
Grover Cleveland Country Club
William Leaby
Circle No
W.S.C.S
Friendship Aid
Toas
McKettrick
Praplic Chapin
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