Presbyterian Women's Association Meeting Adopts Resolutions
The regular monthly meeting in the church parlors adjourned after devotions led by Miss Gladys Ellsworth. The group omitted the May meeting, invited Erie Presbytery to attend a two day local event, and planned a mother daughter banquet for May 1 with men as hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Women’s Association
Presbyterian Women's Association
J Donald Watson
Gladys Ellsworth
May Association
Erie
C. W. Bracken
Phillips Jewelry Store
Association
All Circle
Hubert Heerlein
Johannes Brahms
Naomi Johnson
E. J. Tobias
James Harper
Westminster Circle
Family Festival At Spring Creek Friday
Spring Creek township hosts a family festival Friday night at 8 in the Town Hall. East Branch Community Church leads worship and Ephesians discussion for adults with Rev. William Brooks and others guiding. The Last Sheep puppet film by Protestant Radio Commission will be shown with Corry YMCA equipment. Miss Betty Porter directs child activities. attendees bring sandwiches and cookies and an offering is collected.
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Spring Creek
Spring Creek Township
East Branch Community Church
William Brooks
Gail Henry
Stewart Keon
Raymond Hicks
Jordan Cole
Brokenstraw
Corry Ymca
Dorcas Class Plans Election Of Officers
Dorcas Class of the Methodist Church met at Mrs. John Ohrn’s home to appoint a nominating committee for officers. The group, led by president Mrs. XK.8. Durham, will hold a meeting at the church after a premeeting turkey dinner. Members were urged to bring rummage sale donations for Friday and Saturday in the Salvation Army rooms.
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Nommnetiny Euamussee
Dorcas
Methodist Church
John Ohrn
Leland Johnston
Lester Lopus
Ola Young
Gladys McCrosikey
Durham
Salvation Army
Obra
Ruth Foster
Lyle Foster
Wheelock Church Leaders Meet At Dougherty Home
The Wheelock Community Sunday School executive committee held a recent meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Dougherty. Rev. and Mrs. Frederick Bowes of Wattsburg attended as guests. Bowes delivered the devotions and spoke briefly to ten members present. Tentative plans for future activities were discussed and light refreshments were served.
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Wheelock
Floyd Dougherty
Frederick Bowes
Wattsburg
Bowes
Birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Peter Dibrosky
A son was born yesterday afternoon at Corry Hospital to Mr Peter Dibrosky and Mrs Dibrosky of 245 Marion Street.
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Peter Dibrosky
Marion Street
Corry Hospital
Social notes of local residents travel and visits
Miss Helen Bush of North Center street spent Wednesday at James town. Mr and Mrs R A Obt and Mrs Grave Penniman returned last evening from Fort Meyers Beach Florida where they spent the past several weeks. F A James Peterson left Erie by plane for Key West Florida after four furloughs at Louis home. Mrs Margaret Flaherty of Erie returned home after visiting her daughter Mrs Dale Lillie and family of B D 2. Mrs A B Gibson of Salt Lake City was a recent visitor at the Lillie home. My and Mrs Walter Scott and son Robert returned Tuesday from Florida vacation. Mrs L Nichols of West Pleasant street went to Erie last evening to meet her husband returning from a business trip for Raymond Mie Company.
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Helen Bush
North Center Street
Jamestown
R. A
Grave Penniman
Fort Meyers Beach
Florida
F. A. James Peterson
Erie
Key West
Ouis
Carl Peterson
Sally Sullivan
Margaret Flaherty
Dale Lillie
B.D
A.B. Gibson
Salt Lake City
Lillie
New York City
St. Louis
Walter Scott
Robert
L. ©. Nichols
West Pleasant Street
Raymond Mie. Company
Circle No 3 Women’s Society Meets in Routine Session
Circle No 3 of the WSCS of the Methodist Church met for a routine business session with Mrs. C A Mountain presiding. The group recited the 23rd Psalm and said the Lord’s Prayer. Plans were made for a family diner at the church on May evening with members hosting. The study book Near East Panorama was reviewed by Mrs. Bertha StecSton. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Ira Miller and Mrs. Bessie Cyphart. The next meeting was set for May 4.
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W.S.C.S
Ws.c5
Methodist Church
C. A. Mountain
Near East Panorama
Bertha StecSton
Ira Miller
Bessie Cyphart
Treon Society Meeting At Mrs Fenstermacher Home
Eighteen Treon Society members met with Mrs. John Fenstermacher at Mott street last evening. They planned a recipe book to be published and arranged to buy dining room tablecloths for the church. Mrs. A. F. Dahlsteand was named chairwoman for a May mother and daughter banquet. A white elephant sale will be held at the April social. The next meeting is May 3 with Mrs. Howard Ross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fenstermacher
Treon Society
Mott Street
John Street
A. F. Dahlsteand
Howard Ross
Ambassadors Class Meets at Bush Home in East Main
The Evangelical United Brethren Ambassadors Class met at Mr. and Mrs. Crosby Bush home on East Main Street with 11 members present. Robert Williams presided over the business session while Mrs. Williams led devotions from Second Corinthians. Rev H Ray Harris offered a closing prayer and entertainment included games with Mrs Wayne Van Guilder assisting. A tureen supper is planned at the church on May 2.
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Evangelical United Brethem Ghurch
Crosby Bush
East Main Street
Robert Williams
Wayne van Guilder
Bush
St Elizabeths Guild Elects Officers at Dinner Meeting
St Elizabeths Guild elected officers at a Wednesday dinner meeting at Hotel Cony with twenty members present. New president Mildred Denton and other officers were chosen. Miss Louise Sadowski joined, a gift given to Frances Knapp who plans to leave Cory. The group will attend 8:15 mass next Sunday and meet May 2 to install new officers.
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St. Elizabeth’s Guild
Hotel Cony
Mildred Denton
William Thompson
James Cassidy
Lawrence Anderson
Arthur Shields
Norbert Anderson
Herbert Dahl
Louise Sadowski
W F M S Met for All Day Nazarene Session
The W F M S of The Church of the Nazarene met at an all day gathering hosted by Mrs. Roy Merritt with 27 members and friends. A ture dinner was served at noon and prayers were led by Mrs. Bailey and Mrs. Munsee. Birthdays were saluted and a quilt was tied in the afternoon. Next session set for May 2 at an announced location.
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W.F.M.S
Roy Merritt
Church of the Nazarene
Tures
C. M. Bailey
Frank Litg
Bailey
Arlie Munsee
Dance Event Planned by C D A Court at St Edwards Hall
Curry Court Conception No. 35 of the C D A hosts a dance at St Edward's Hall on April 12 with Packo Trio providing music. Co chairs Mrs. Robert Woius and Mrs. Joseph Mooney announce specialty dances including a prize mask contest and polkas. Tickets are available from local members.
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St.Edward's Hall
Curry Court Conception No
C. D. of A
Robert Woius
Joseph Mooney
Packo
E. U. B. Ladies Aid Met At Mrs Keppel Home
Nine members met at Mrs. Charles Keppel's West Bord street home for a routine meeting led by president Mrs. Harley Banks. Devotions were led by Mrs. Daily, and members sewed quilts while refreshments of pecan pie crackers and coffee were served. Next date and place will be announced.
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E. U. B. Ladies’ Aid
Charles Keppel
West Bord Street
E. U. B. Ladies Aid
Harley Banks
Daily
Keppel
Farewell Party for Philip Whitehead
Philip Whitehead accepted a position as speech therapist at the Woods School in Lainghorn Pa. His surprise farewell was hosted by his parents Mr and Mrs T W Whitehead at their East Pretant Street home. Guests enjoyed cards and visiting and the guest of honor received a gift.
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Philip Whitehead
the Woods School
Lainghorn
T. W. Whitehead
Whitehead
East Pretant Street
Sis
Elks Male Chorus Plans Concert Schedule
The Elks Male Chorus under H. Lynn Rice will perform April 13 at the Franklin Club with a 6:30 dinner for members and wives. A concert is also set for the Methodist Church on Union City on April 47.
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Elks
Franklin Club
Franklin
H. Lynn Rice
B. P.O. Elks
Union City
Aluminum Welding Films At Club Meeting
Members of the Steel Age Fore men’s Club of the Corry Jamestown area met for a monthly session held at the factory office. Theodore Swanson, president, led a brief business period before films from Alco Aluminum Co. showed welding methods including spot gas and arc welding. The next meeting was set for May 2.
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Corry-Jamestown
Theodore Swanson
Alco-Aluminum Company
Mrs Edith Wycoff Hosts Canasta Club Evening
Mrs Edith Wycoff hosted a local canasta club gathering at her sister Mrs Leon Roofs East South street home. Guest Mrs Willis Roof of Columbus joined the group, with prizes won by Mrs Roof and Mrs William Hull. Ham barbecue sandwiches cookies and coffee were served.
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Edith Wycoff
Leon Roof
East South Street
Willis Roof
Columbus
William Hull
Howell System Featured At Corry Bridge Association Event
The Howell system guided last evening’s duplicate bridge at the Garden Room VFW Post , with six tables in play. Winners were Mr and Mrs Philip Zalneck at 57 percent, Mrs A S Boag and L B Graham at 64 percent, and Mr and Mrs J Fred Kinley at 64 percent. Next week’s reservations go to Mrs Philip Zalneck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howell
Corry Brigee Association
Philip Zalmeck
A. S. Boag
Graham
J. Fred Kinley
Philip Zalaneck
House group backs bill on third class cities
A House committee approved a bill to redefine Third Class Cities by population, creating a new Third Class A. Cities 50 000 to 138 000 would join Class A while under 50 000 stay in Third Class. Scranton could shift to Third Class A if enacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
General Assembly
W. W. Waterhouse
Harold G. Miller
Waterhouse
Scranton
Personal To Women With Nagging Backache
An old patent medicine ad targets women with backache claiming kidney support. It touts Don Cuffer Jones and Frentiont ingredients, urging use for men and women over 60. The copy promises relief and better kidney function through a daily dose and product name references.
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Enerss
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