Local notes on Bruce Fyn orchestra and community events
The article items mention Bruce Fyn and his Mendville, WI ensemble hired to play at the Beveh Club near Con Whitt Lake for ten weeks in summer. It notes prior engagements at the Elks Lodge for Saturday dances and reports on Navy and veterans aid efforts, birthday wishes, and various local movements, relocations, and social club plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Fyn
Mend~ville
Ws McBestra
Con Whitt Lake
Brice
Elks Lodge
Local residents list travels and visits across town
The notice records numerous Erie area residents traveling for family reasons, funerals, and business. It notes arrivals from Boston, Philadelphia, Toledo, and other cities, mentions relatives visiting at East Main Street, and reports church and community activities including a spring convention and a Townsend Plan talk.
W S C S Circle No 2 Completes Lesson Book
The Methodist WSCS Circle No 2 met at Mrs. Benjamin Skinner’s home with twelve members present. Miss Hartiet Myers and Mrs. Leland Johnston assisted. Miss Tha Otrn led reading, and Miss Myers presided. Members led a study on Portrait of a Pilgrim from the missionary book. A social hour followed with light refreshments. May meeting set for the 5th with Miss Onn of Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.S.C.S
Ws.c.s
Methodist Church
Benjamin Skinner
Wyantelin Street
Hartiet Myers
Leland Johnston
Tha Otrn
Miss Myers
Skinner
Staley Michels
Helen Jones
Esson
Miss Onn
Columbus
Martin Robbins Four Is Honored At Party
Martin Robbins aged four was honored at a birthday party hosted by Mr and Mrs Maniey Robbins of East Main Street. Seventeen guests attended including Bessie Robbins and the Robbins family from Centerville. Children received Easter baskets and bunny dolls while parents visited and he received many gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maniey Robbins
East Main Street
Out of Tow
Bessie Robbins
Charles Robbins
Torpedo
James Kysor
Centerville
Watt
Martin
Hiss fMentis
Public Invited To Warm Sugar Social Benefit
The Concord Cemetery Association sponsors a sugar social at eight o clock Friday April 11 to raise funds for a cemetery power mower. A musical program will be presented with warm sugar rolls pickles deviled eggs and coffee. Mrs Velma McCray and Mrs Robert Gates help with the fair, aided by Women of the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cancer Compunity
Concord Cemetary Association
Velma McCray
Robert Gates
Couple Honored On Silver Anniversary
Cold Springs hosts a 26th wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Ray Brown. Relatives join from West Spring, Creol, Bigin, and Beaverdam. Guests enjoy a salad, cake and coffee meal. the couple receives many gifts including a purse of money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suy Mules
Verwang
Lima Brow
Cold Springs
Abr
Ray Brown
West Spring Creol
Bigin
Mrs. Brown
Corry Bible Club Plans Meetings and Speaker
The Corry Bible Club met Tuesday at the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church Gary. Mrs Edward Cox led devotions and Mrs Eugene Canfield presided over the business session planning an April 24 meeting featuring Dorothy Scott from Philadelphia Bible Club office to address parents and children at Maple Avenue church. Lucille Kimmey of Curtland county spoke on her Bible Club experiences. A Bible Club rally is scheduled for May 24 at the Corry Evangelical United Brethren Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marton Taner
Swan
Salamanen
Wail Inmke
Hele
Angurtment
Chestnut Street
Me Lane
Gla
Shab Tarisbung
Mary Sultey
Philip Whitehead
Jefp
St Emerson Qolice
Boston
Mass
Whitehead
Autumn Aldrich
Willianstreet
Union City
Leon Wynn
Leon Wynn, Jr
East Main Street
Erie
Henry R. Glack
Comy- Jamestown Miz Corp
Philadelphia
H. B. Dubin
Dubin
Mary Jane Rozelle
Tuniver Thesbald
Edinboro State Teachers College
Theron Dikeman
Daughers
Elabeth Dikeman
Dunkivie
Mildred Dikeman
New York City
Hay Visting
Wallace Soung
Wright Streak
C. F. Hildebrand
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Charch
Pittsbunsh
St. John's Lutheran Church
Mester County
Hildebrand
Roger McCray
Lehigh University
Bethlehem
Conneausville
Corry Bible Club
Bible Club Workers of
Gary
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Edward Cox
Eugene Canfield
Dorothy Scott
Bible Club
Christian and Missionary
Allance Church
Maple Avenue
Lucille Kimmey
Gortland
Kimmey
Curtland County
Corry
Twin births in Columbus and Clymer at Corry Hospital
Mr and Mrs Joseph Malek of R D 4 Columbus welcomed a son and daughter born this morning at Corry Hospital. Mr and Mrs Arthur Goggins of Clymer welcomed a daughter born this morning at Corry Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Malek
R. D
Columbus
Corry Hospital
Arthur Goggins
Clymer
The
Mrs W D Mitchell Celebrates Birthday at Family Party
A misread note honors Mrs W D Mitchell at a family gathering on Thursday for her birthday. Neighbors and relatives sent well wishes as she marked another year amid warm memories and good cheer.
Rotary Club hears Salvation Army speaker in Corry Room
Wilfner of the Salvation Army spoke at Tuesday's Rotary Club meeting in the Hotel Corry. Adj. North presented a film titled Marching Forward about Salvation Army services for youths, hospital work, disaster relief, and convict aid. A May fundraising drive was urged and a Boy Scout paper drive set for April 1 to aid summer activities. officer elections are planned for April 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atten
North
Salvation Army
Uteconts
W C T U Meeting Reports Youth Work and Program
The regular W C T U meeting met at Mrs. Stephen Brooks's East South Street home. Vital topics included a youth fund drive for the Youth Temperance Council, and a youth program with readings poems and an essay on liquor as the enemy of the church. The next meeting will be April 22 at Mrs. Fred Ross's Worth Street with a supper and quilt red.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.C. TU
Stephen Brooks
East South Street
Tone Johnson
Harmony
Dan Culver
Tamperahee Council
Hareishures
Frank Lillie
Hestie Kireh
Culver
Bessie May Smailly
University of West Virginia
Grace Grace
Johnson
W.O.T.U
Jullie
Myisch
Fred Ross
Worth Street
Columbus Ladies Aid Session Plans Bazaar and Stew
The Columbus Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Hollis Up perman's home with 22 members and guests. Devo tions were given and a May bazaar at He Fall was planned. The parsonage renovations progress as Rev Cole family expected to move in soon. Quilts for the treasury were completed by Mrs. Elle Blakesley and to be sold. May 8 hostesses announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LHS
Columbus Ladies’ Aid
Hollis Upperman
Jordan Cole
Elle Blakesley
Treasury
Charles Fox
Kate, Blakesley
Bertha Warner
May Idin
Warren Fargo
Barris Watrous
Lottie McGuire
Perry Mead
Leslie Dodd
Niels Christensen
Golden Links Class Met Yesterday Evening
The Methodist Church group met Tuesday evening at Mrs. C. A. McEntarter's West Pleasant home with Mrs. W. B. Stowe and Mrs. Percle McCray assisting. Sixteen attended a brief business session led by president Mrs. EB. EK. Hauerstein. Stowe arranged guessing contests for entertainment as hostesses served Irmon picka and coffee. The May 18 meeting place will be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
C. A. McEntarter
West Pleasant
Steel
W. B. Stowe
Percle McCray
EB. EK. Hauerstein
Ida Hegman 92 Feted At Birthday Party
Mrs. Ida Hegman aged 92 was honored at a birthday party hosted by her granddaughter Mrs. Merritt Hunt on East Toving Street. About 22 guests attended from four to six in social hours. Great granddaughter Miss Patricia Hunt photographed the event as two birthday cakes, rolls, ice cream and coffee were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merritt Hunt
East Toving Street
Heyman
Patricia Hunt
John Wilbur
Lakewood
Wes Srs
Chimes Club Musicale Silver Tea at Emmanuel Church
The newly formed Chimes Club of Emmanuel Episcopal Church hosted a musical silver tea for a grateful audience. The program included hymns, violin solos by Miss Mary Elizabeth Shotzbarger, duets, chorus numbers, and piano pieces with Miss Judith Dwyer and Miss Rosemarie Davis among performers. Light refreshments followed as Miss Lille and Miss Vasgis presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chimes Club
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Jesus
Mary Elizabeth Shotzbarger
Joseph's Lovely Garden
Isno
Otterbein Guild Met At Haenel Home
The Otterbein Guild of the Evan gelical United Brethren Church met at Miss Jeanne Haenel’s Johnson street home Tuesday evening with eleven members present. Mrs. Harold Fish led devotions and President Ann Dubrogky presided. Phyllis Halfast and Julean Sherwood were named alternate delegates to the Findley Lake branch camp. Patricia Campbell led the evening’s entertainment. hostess and mother Mrs. Alfred Hrench served salad, rolls and cocoa. Donne Turben of Snyder Circle I will be firstess on May 13th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otterbein Guild
Haenel
The
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Jeanne Haenel
Johnson Street
Harold Fish
Ann Dubrogky
Phyllis Halfast
Julean Sherwood
Findley Lake
Patricia Campbell
Alfred Hrench
Donne Turben
Snyder Circle I
Lillian Guild Turen Dinner At Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Lillian Guild of Emmanuel Episcopal Church held a modest meeting at Mrs S E Bower’s East South street home with ten members attending a furreen dinner. Plans for a rummage sale were discussed and a food sale last Saturday realized about $20. Future hostesses include Mrs Fred Schwab and Mc Edgar Alexander. next session to be hosted by Mrs Steve Ting and Mrs Wallace Hammond in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrre
Lillian Guild
Emmanuel
Episcopal Church
S.E. Bower
East South Street
Don Williams
Fred Schwab
Edgar Alexander
Insteve
Ting
Wallace Hammond
Nurses Alumnae Met Last Evening
Nurses Alumnae met at Mrs. Richard Bachomner home on West Park Place last evening at six o clock. Attendees included Mrs. Harvey Cresent Mrs. Har old Armitage Mrs. Carrie Williams Mrs. Peter Hansen Mrs. Henry Duffy Mrs. Richard Merker and Miss Milared Young. Mrs. Merker discussed the Grove City district meeting held March 22. Mrs. Bachomer served strawberry shortcake with coffee and the May 13 meeting will be at Mrs. Arminae East Pleasant Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Bachomner
West Park Place
Harvey Cresent
Harold Armitage
Carrie Williams
Peter Hansen
Henry Duffy
Richard Merker
Milared Young
Reception Tuesday Honored Newlyweds Bennick
A reception Tuesday night at Hyangel ool United Brethren Church honored newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bennick, married last Saturday. About 300 friends attended from Corry, Clyne Lakewood, Sherman, North Olmsted, Union City and Spartanshire. The program featured songs by Cat Lyons and Miss Joga Westin, a reading by Leon Van Tassel, Scripture by Mrs. Hugh Monhee, The Traveler's Psalm by Ma. J. Hal Smith, prayer by Keith Henton, and remarks by Ivan Downer. Coffee, waters, and cake were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Bennick
Hyangelool United
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Harvey Love- Tand
Erie Soldiers
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Clu
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Cory
Indy
Theodore E. Garnier
Smyrna
Tey
Arthur J. Schaub
My Egemens
Benica Mussalint
Bennett
Gary Bennett
West Smith Street
United States School of Music
Washington, D. c
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Thissie
Steahtie
Wash
Washington
Henry C. Burlincame
Germany
Army of Occupation
Fort Dix
Nod
HW. C. Bunlingame
West
Congress ‘Street
Mipeek
Gyerk
Aind
Steve Verish
Union Gliy
Aye
Imiavec
East
Larry
Navy Air Corps
Raymont
Susanne
North Center Street
Corry Union City
Taybell
Montiny
Jueut Warner’s Corners
Robert Bowles
Rome City Laboratory
Rome
N.4
David 2. Chapman
Painskey
Bob and
Mary
Bobby
Mary Theresa Falcone
Dominic Falcone
Belhind
Iinquisitors’ Club
Raymond Mig
Medl— Uy
Cluke Dash
Dallas Smiley
Fie
Samervine
Aero Supply
Raymond Bachotner
Curry Country Club
Joseph Piloavaye
Lester Danner
William Dahl
Gerald Staples
Richard Bachofner
Henry Wheeler
Bachofner
Staples
John Madigan
Bristtol
Conn
Plant
Edwin Ole
Morris Boubwell
Arthur Lite
Harry Burton
Time Study de Partment
Missy
Zuckerman
Parra
A. P
Howard
Martin Robbins
W. D. Mitchell
Souths Street
Mitael
IANA
Adj
William North
Hamat Daemith
Ida Hegman
Puddle Proof and Fashion
Frank C. Chapin & Son
North Cee Ae
W.L. Armitage
Phair
Frank Bliss
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