Trean Society Hosts Cantata Prep and Aide Meetings
The Trean Society of St Pauls Lutheran Church met at Mrs Robert Catlin s home with 22 members present led by vice president Mrs George Gould. They prepared for an April 22 cantata by the Grace Lutheran Choir Rochester PA directed by Mrs Harold Shane and organist Mrs John Knott Ambrose. Officers appointed coffee and food committees and will host the Rochester choir at Pastor Elmer Oriner s home after the cantata.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Catlin
Trean Society
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Wright Street
Theodore Welms
George Rumbaugh
George Gould
Welms
Grace Lutheran Choir
Rochester
Harold Shane
John Knott Ambrose
Corry Lutheran Church
Alton Dahlstrand
Catlin
Gerald Staples
Ross Bailey
Elmer Oriner
Auxiliary Card Party Winners Listed at Wright School
The Legion Auxiliary held a card party at Wright School cafeteria with 15 tables. Prizes went to Mrs. George Sample, Mrs. Karl Gates, Miss Hazel Duffy, Mrs. James McFadden, and others. Door prizes included mower donated by Mowrey's Greenhouses and a plant from Jackson's Floral Gardens. A dessert salad, nut breads, tea, and coffee were served after the games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Legion Auxiliary
Wright School
George Sample
Karl Gates
Hazel Duffy
James McFadden
Velma Moore
P. H. Stenman
Florence Holton
Philip Young
Fred Cox
Byron Nichols
Barbara Cook
George LeFevre
Joseph Honline
ZR. Webb
Flossie Fosburgh
George Rhodes
Mowrey
Mark Anderson
Towers
Jackson
Fred Clark
R. J. Orn
EUB Women's Society Meeting Reported
A monthly meeting of the Women’s Society of World Service of the Evangelical United Brethren Church was held yesterday at 2 p m at Mrs John Carrier’s East Malt street home. President Mrs Lynn Campbell led the business session as plans for a May 2 Mother and Daughter Banquet were discussed. Mrs Ruth Lyons delivered the lesson study on The New Community and prayer by Mrs HL Ray Harris closed the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Society of World Service
Evangelical United Brethren Church
John Carrier
East Malt Street
Lynn Campbell
Ruth Lyons
Lession
HL Ray Harris
Newborns Reported at Covey Memorial Hospital
A daughter was born early this morning at Covey Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Jack Foster of 208 Maple Avenue. Mrs Foster is Judy Bender formerly, of 4 Son Street. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Robert Hall of 958 East South Street, at Covey Memorial Hospital. Mrs Hall is Edith Greggs formerly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covey Memorial Hospital
Mes
Jack Foster
Maple Avenue
Foster
Judy Bender
Rober Hall
East South Street
Coty Memorial Hospital
Local 500 Club Meets At Mrs Hunt With Guests
Mrs. Robert Hunt of Eaststreet hosted the Local 500 Club last evening with Mrs Homer Taylor among the attendees. Two tables were in play with awards to Mrs Harry Paulson Jr Mrs John Bosak and Mrs Frederick Ahl. A social period followed including a salted and dessert lunch. In two weeks the club will meet at Mrs Ernest McMischiel on Essex street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hunt
Eaststreet
Homer Taylor
Harry Paulson Jr
John Bosak
Frederick Ahl
Ernest McMischiel
Essex Street
Bethany Bible Class Holds All Day Session
Members of the Bethany Bible Class gathered for an all day session at First Baptist Church. Women sewed for missionary Mary Miller bound for French Equatorial Africa. At noon they shared a box lunch. A brief business meeting led by president Mrs Gary Bennett followed the regular prayer meeting led by Mrs Harold Randall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany Bible Class
First Baptist Church
Mary Miller
French Equatorial Africa
Gary Bennett
Harold Randall
16 Persons Complete Red Cross Courses
The worry chapter of the American Red Cross today announced the names of individuals who completed the standard and advanced first aid courses and are eligible to wear Red Cross Emergency First Aid patches. Included are Florence Cole Gladys Krupa Calvin Swarm Herbert Rogers Albert Cole Ernest Buetikofer Ralph Kimmey Lawrence Cobdell Judson Wilson Richard Huffman Kenneth Yoder Richard Bogert Raymond Huffman Jr Manley Robbins Jr Ruth Willover Gerald Fitch and Norman Tarbell safety service director and instructor. Classes were held each Wednesday from December 18 to March 28 for final examinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross Today
Red Cross
Florence Cole
Gladys Krupa
Calvin 5. Swarm
Herbert Rogers
Albert Cole
Ernest Buetikofer
Ralph Db. Kimmey
Lawrence S.cobdell
Judson L. Wilson
Richard Huffman
Kenneth E. Yoder
Richard Bogert
Raymond W. Huffman Jr
Manley Robbins Jr
Ruth G. Willover
Gerald B. Fitch
Norman Tarbell
Safety Service
Mrs Bror Larson Hosts Hilltop Club Meeting
Mrs Bror Larson of R D 1 entertained yesterday afternoon at her home for six Hilltop Club members. A general business session was led by the president who also led The Lord's Prayer. The group worked on a quilt top and the hostess served strawberry sundaes angel food cake and coffee. Next meeting at Mrs Oscar Lindstrom’s on April 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bror Larson
Hilltop Club
Oscar Lindstrom
Rainbow Girls Hold Regular Session and Plan Rummage Sale
Rainbow Girls met at the Masonic rooms last evening at 7:30. Roberta McElroy presided as worthy advisor as committees were chosen for a rummage sale scheduled for April 13 and 14. Balloting for new candidates occurred and the baby doll contest deadline was extended to April 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uorry Assembly of the
Order of Rainbow For
Masonic Rooms
Roberta McElroy
Firemen's Auxiliary Holds Annual Meeting in Spring Creek
The Spring Creek Township Firemen's Auxiliary met at West Spring Creek Town Hall for its annual session led by president Mrs. Howard Johnson. Officers were elected: president Mrs. Johnson first vice Mrs. Briggs second vice Mrs. Eastman secretary Mrs. Mitchell assistant secretary Taquith Jr. treasurer Mrs. Graybill trustee Mrs. Ora Mitchell. A report on fire truck equipment was given and refreshments served to attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Creek Township
West Spring Creek
Howard Johnson
Bitler
Youngsville
Spring Creek
Bernard Porter
Hosts for Ambassadors at Frederick Street Meeting
Mr and Mrs Keith Henton hosted the Ambassadors Class of the Evangelical United Brethren Church at 23 East Frederick Street. Robert Fish presided over a business session that approved moving meetings from the first to the third Wednesday each month. Devotions by Mrs Wayne VanGuilder followed by games and visiting. The hostess, with Ms Ted May, served pineapple salad hot rolls tea and coffee. Next hosts are Mr and Mrs Crusty Bush of East Main Street on May 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Henton
East Frederick Street
Tast
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Robert Fish
Wayne VanGuilder
Ted May
Crusty Bush
East Main Street
Lydia Circle Meeting at First Methodist Church
The Lydia Circle of the Woman's Society met yesterday afternoon at the church. Mrs. Willis Brown led devotions and reading from John 14. Mrs. Gladys McCloskey conducted routine business. Bertha Stockton spoke on higher education for Korean women. Dessert was served to 19 members. May 2 hosts are Eleanor Hudson and Dr. Mabel Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia
Methodist Church
Lydia Circle
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Wills Brown
God
Gladys McCloskey
Bertha Stockton
Korea
Eleanor Hudson
Mabel Jones
Presbyterian Women Hold Interesting Meeting
The Women’s Association of the First Presbyterian Church met last evening in the church parlor with forty members and seven guests attending. The program featured a devotional by Mrs. William Hall on The Happy Christian and a film The Day of Decision about a young Indian couple. President Mrs. Harold Patterson reminded of the spring rummage sale April 20–21 and Spring Presbytery April 26–27 at the Church of the Covenant in Erie. A social period followed with refreshments by the Geneva Circle chaired by Mrs. Walter Auer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Association
First Presbyterian Church
Willam Hall
Harold Patterson
Feourites
Church
Church of the Covenant
Erie
Geneva
Walter Auer
Perry Nichols
H. L. B MacLees
Steel Age Foremen's Club Holds Monthly Meeting
The Steel Age Foremen's Club met last evening in Columbus with 15 members attending. John Freno led due to the absence of the president and vice president. report covered a Grand Rapids bowling tourney with Howard Huteelman placing fifth and plans for a new clubhouse on company property in Sekerak's Grove. The club will host Warren County Industrial Management Club next Monday for a Corry Jamestown plant tour and a program by Frank Moore of Erie on air motors and operation pushy button. Ugh refreshments attended by Hutzelman and Robert Davis. Next meeting set for May 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steel Age Foremen’s Club
Steel Age Foremen's Club
Frank and Vernia
Columbus
John Freno
Grand Rapids
Mich
Howard Huteelman
Sekerak's Grove
Industrial Management Club
Warren County
Corry- Jamestown
Enat Columbus Anvenue
Frank Moore
Erie
The
Bellows Company
Hutzélman
Robert Davis
Birthday Party Honors Mrs Theodore Amoroso
Mrs Theodore Amoroso celebrated a birthday with a party hosted by Mrs Philip Amoroso at 970 Mead Avenue. Eleven guests received favors, a door prize went to Mrs Tony Amoroso, and refreshments included salad, folk, sandwiches, cake, and coffee. Winds near the Adriate Sea occasionally shifted course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Amoroso
Maveh
Philip Amoroso
Mead Avenue
Tony Amoroso
Bridge Winners in Four Person Tourney at VFW Garten Room
Seven teams competed in a special team of four duplicate bridge event at the VFW Post Garten Room last night. First session winners were J Fred Kinley Morgan Beverley and partners with 16 points. Cobbett Blatt Graham Young with 14½. a three way tie for third included Horton Davis Bartholome and Zalaneck Bracken Tunnell Hileman plus Hubley and Hileman scoring 12. The second and final session is set for May 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garten
VFW Post
J. Fred Kinley
Morgan Beverly
Cobbett
J. A. Blatt
L. E. Graham
Wallace Young
Sid
Horton Davis
P. H. Bartholme
Philip Zalaneck
O. W. Bracken
KR. G. Tunnell
T. A. Hubley
James Hileman
Corry Bridge
Lady Rebekah Lodge Meeting Names Delegates
Eighteen members attended the regular meeting of the Lady Rebekah Lodge at the IOOF Hall Tuesday evening. Delegates were chosen to the Northwestern TOOF convention in Warren on May 19. A routine agenda followed adjournment with a light lunch served by Mrs. Lucille Lines, Mrs. Ira Wickwire and Mrs. Dorr Clark. The annual dinner is set for Wednesday, April 25, with Mrs. Morgatt Beverly handling reservations for the next game next Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Rebekah Lodge
Rebekah Lodge
IOOP
Warren
Lucille Lines
Ira. Wickwire
Dorr Clark
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Richard Lyons
EUB Women’s Society
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Ransom
Veta
Rainbow Girls
Adyntle Sea
Leoul CO
Ein Tory
Center Street
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Hawaii
Corry
N. Conter
Eve Bai
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Hobme Brooks
F. C. Chapin & Son
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