Rotary Club program features dog training demo at Hotel Corry
At the Rotary Club meeting last evening in the Hotel Corry, Eric Kennel Club officials presented a dog training program. Thomas F. Lee demonstrated companion and utility dog work with Von the German shepherd, and Frank L. Palmer showed obedience work with Hiram Walker the springer spaniel.
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Rotary Club
Eric Kennel Club
Hotel Corry
Duane Fogle
Thomas F. Lee
Frank L. Palmer
Mr. Palmer
Hiram Walker
Edgar Shenk
Erie
Mr. Lee
Von
D. R. Colson
M. L. Conroe
A. L. Donnenwirth
Emil A. Peterson
C. Rex Crosby
Gerald A. Herrick
Falconer
Charles Thompson
This City
John R. Brakehill
Erle
Cootlette Club Holds Inspection Meeting at VFW Post
The Cootl ette Club No. 102 met at the VFW Post home last evening. Mrs. Floyd Jones and Mrs. Glenn Kelly led inspection and spoke on hospital work by the Cootsettes in Franklin. Funds were raised for cancer, and awards went to Mrs. Clyde Reynolds and Mrs. Kelly. A salad lunch followed with an Easter décor. Next session set for May 4.
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Cootlette Club
VFW
Floyd Jones
Grayback
Franklin
Glenn Kelly
Rustling Louse
Veterans Hospitals
Cancer Fund
Clyde Reynolds
Corry Club
Jones
Kelly
Berdena McGraw
Ruth Clare
Wheelock PTA Holds Monthly Meeting
The Wheelock Parent-Teacher Association met at 8:30 p m at the school with Mrs Flossie Morton presiding. Lena Ayers was named program chairman for the year and Daniel Reynolds and Otto Joy were chosen for the refreshment committee. A discussion covered transporting children to school via Corry and tax topics. The next meeting is April 27.
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Wheelock Pta
Wheelock Parent-Teacher Association
Flossie Morton
Lena Ayers
Daniel Reynolds
Otto Joy
Corry
PTA
Scout Investiture At Holy Name Meeting
St Thomas Holy Name Society held an investiture for its sponsor Boy Scout Troop with Scoutmaster Don Bachoiner leading about 15 scouts. James Allyn, president, led the business portion as plans were announced to organize a men’s choir with a meeting set for Sunday at 2 p.m. in the school building.
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Holy Name
St. Thomas’ Holy Name Society
Don Bachoiner
James Allyn
Friendship Aid meeting hosted by Mrs Gertrude Grover
Fifteen members of the Friendship Aid of the Evangelical United Brethren Church met last evening at the home of president Mrs Gertrude Grover at 23 Grove street. Mrs Gerald Fish gave the devotions before the business session chaired by Mrs Grover. Hostess service followed with angel food cake strawberries whipped cream tea and coffee. The next meeting place on April 20 was to be announced.
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EUB Friendship Aid
Gertrude Grover
Friendship Aid
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Grove Street
Gerald Fish
Grover
Lynn Campbell
Angel
Birthday Party Hosted for Lyle Johnson and Son Dale
Mrs. Lyle Johnson and her son Dale were surprised with a birthday party at their home on Sunday. About 20 guests attended, enjoying games and candy-filled baskets as favors. A lunch featuring scalloped potatoes, baked beans, salt and pepper, meat loaf, jello, two decorated cakes, ice cream and coffee was served. Gifts were given to the honorees and the children received small presents.
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Sonja Wester
North Second Avenue
Hildie Jones
Arkport
James Hammond
Pauline Lindstrom
Howard [Paetemens
Frederic Sammons
Miss Jones
Lyle Johnson
Dale
K. E. T. S. Club Meeting At Miss Cassett’s Home
Members of the K. E. T. S. Club gathered last night at Miss Sylvia Cassett’s West Church Street home. Guests enjoyed visiting and television, followed by refreshments of ice cream tarts and coffee.
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K.E.T.S
Sylvia Cassett
West Church Street
Cassett
Girl Scout Leaders Meet at McCray Home
Girl Scout Neighborhood Club leaders met last evening at 216 Fourth Avenue with 10 members present. A report showed Corry group sold 2,315 cookie boxes. The annual day camp will run two weeks in July at Mead Park with $3 Scout and $3.50 non Scout registrations. Next meeting set for May 4 at Mead Park for a salad dinner.
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Girl Scout
Adele McCray
Fourth Avenue
Corry Group
Mead Park
W. A. Leaby
Miss McCray
Open House to Honor Former Area Residents
An open house Sunday afternoon will honor Rev and Mrs Armitage on their 30th wedding anniversary. The couple, long known in the city with ties to Corry Elgin and Spartansburg, will be guests of their children Leonard Edwards Harry Rose Harold Murphy Nyla Armitage and Edwin Armitage. Friends and former neighbors from the area are invited to attend.
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Armitage
Spartansburg
Leonard Edwards
Harry Rose
Harold Murphy
Nyla Armitage
Edwin Armitage
Corry, Elgin and
Lady Rebekah Lodge Holds Routine Session
The Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge met at TOOF Hall in a routine session. The charter was draped for the late Mrs. Clara Blanch. After the meeting a degree practice followed, with cupcakes and tea served by Mrs. Merle Akam, Mrs. A. C. Barton, and Mrs. H. W. Loveland. next lodge meeting is set for April 20.
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Wits
Nove Grand
Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge
Toof Hall
Clara Blanch
Merle Akam
A. C. Barton
H.W. Loveland
At Lodge
Neighborhood Club meeting at Mrs Harry Fitch home
Mrs Harry Fitch hosted the Neighborhood Club at her Elgin home for a 1 o clock lunch and pinochle. Prizes went to Mrs Joseph Henline and Mrs William Haenel. The next meeting is planned for April 21 with Mrs Henline.
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Harry Fitch
Elgin
Joseph Henline
William Haenel
Henline
NAF Supervisor Speaks To Foremen Club In Corry Jamestown Office
The Steel Age Foremen's Club gathered for a monthly session in Corry Jamestown offices. President O. A. McClintock led the business portion and introduced Norm George district supervisor of the National Association of Foremen. He spoke on practical application of human relations to foremen. A film Harvest Time followed illustrating progress across U S industry. Refreshments were served by Howard Hutelman and committee.
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NAF
Foremen
Corry-Jamestown
O. A. McClintock
Norm George
National Association of Foremen
George
United States
Howard Hutelman
WSCS Circle No 1 Met At Church Last Evening
WSCS Circle No 1 of the First Methodist Church met last evening at the church. Mrs. Paul Meerdink led devotions on Hope. Mrs. Herbert Loveland announced the May 4 district WSCS meeting at Cambridge Springs. Mrs. Edmund Barr led a Latin America lesson from Where'er the Sun. a committee served sandwiches and coffee.
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Donald Cady
Irvin Young
Barr
Barbara Roberts
Bowling Party Binds Church Teams Last Evening
A joint bowling party for members of the Evangelical United Brethren and First Presbyterian churches was held last evening. Twenty four men enjoyed bowling at Bowl Aire alleys then shared an oyster stew supper at the Presbyterian Church. Rev. Paul F. Bauer and Rev. H. Ray Harris attended.
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Evangelical United Brethren Church
First Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church
Paul F. Bauer
H. Ray Harris
Vandals Blamed for Graveyard Damage in Connellsville
Connellsville police blame teen vandals for heavy damage at Hill Grove Cemetery. Police Chief George Johnson says much of the destruction targets tombstones and burial plots, with graves knocked over and plots ruined by youths.
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Connellsville
Hill Grove Cemetery
George ©. Johnson
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