DOCIETY And BPW Club Social Meeting And Elections
The Business and Profession Women Club held its monthly session in the club rooms with Mrs. Norman Tarbell presiding. Officers were elected led by Mrs. Charles Thompson as president and Agnes Lynch as vice president, with Tarbell as assistant treasurer and Pratt as treasurer. The group planned a mock bake sale and noted delegates to the State Convention in Pittsburgh and a biannual convention in Miami. The meeting included attendance honors for Mrs. Pratt and a long report of members’ arrivals and Navy furloughs. The Mentor Club also held a review of The Dead Sea Scrolls by Millar Burrows with Mrs. Porter Auer presenting. The next events include a dinner at the Tea Room in Wattaburg.
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BPW Club
Women's Club
Norman Tarbell
Tarbell
Kane
Clinton Pratt
Nance
Charles Thompson
Agnes Lynch
Henry Bailey
Esther Vout
Pratt
William Benn
Pittsburgh
Mimi
Fla
Comy Club
Mentor Club
Louise Williams
South Center Street
Bruce Ellsworth
Miss Williams
Ralph Blakeslee
Lillian Barnes
Porter Auer
Millar Burrows
Dead Sea
Wattaburg
Altar Guild Meets At Lutheran Church
The Altar Guild of St. Paul’s Lutheran Church met last night with Vice President Elof Dahl presiding. Fifteen members attended as motions were led by Elmer Ortner. plans included buying a new Bible, a father son supper on Saturday, April 7, and a church dinner the evening.
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Altar Guild
St. Paul's Luetheran
Elof Dahl
Elmer Ortner
Iroup
Orther
Aptath
George Rumbaugh
Guild
Carl Gustafson
Betty Yoder Steele Weds John E Coon at Calumbus
Betty Yoder Steele daughter of Alfred J. Yoder of Calumbus and John E Coon of Sigel were married Saturday in Calumbus. The ceremony was by Peace dustlee Frank Ky Beets with a reception at the Yori home. Attendants included the bride’s sister and Arthur Proctor of Hedford Heights. The couple will reside in Sigel after a short honeymoon following April 14.
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Betty Y. Steele
John E
Calumbus
Betty Yoder Steele
Alfred J. Yoder
B.D. 1
Calumus
John E, Coon
Sigel
Arthur Proctor
Hedford Heights
Ceckmany
Peace Dustlee Frank Ky Beets
Eiet of
Columbus
Curry, Sigel
Bedsford Heights
Kinleys Win Erie Charity Bridge Tournament Honors
Mr and Mrs J Fred Kinley of Erie won top honors at the Annual Erie Charity Bridge Tournament held at the Ushers Club. They led 40 entries with 140 points, averaging over 63 percent, and earned five and one half master points from the American Contract Bridge League. Proceeds of about 150 were donated to the Crippled Children's Society.
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J. Fred Kinley
Erie
Ushers Club
Corry
Kinley
Crippled Children's Society
Cemetery Aid Meeting at Spartansburg Paint Fence May Fifth
The Spartansburg Cemetery Aid group met at Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Davis to discuss the next mid meeting on May 5. Twenty three members attended a noon dinner before Rev. Frederick Boyes led devotions and the business session, which approved painting the cemetery fence.
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Arthur Davis
Spartans
Frederick Boyes
Paull McCray
Births Reported at Corry Memorial Hospital
A daughter, Victoria Lynn, born last night at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Robert Moris of Sparuinsburg. The Milley family of Thorold Ontario, formerly Bertha Miller of Corry, welcomed another daughter with grandparents Merle Miller of Lawrence Massachusetts.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Robert Moris
Sparuinsburg
Morris
Carmen Jaga
Victoria Lynn
Gupta
Albert Milley
Thorold
Onto
Ganada
Apel Sra
St. Catherine's Ontiro Hospital
Benefit Card Party Aids St Barnabas Auxiliary
A card party at Emmanuel Episcopal Church raised funds for St Barnabas Auxiliary. Twelve tables played, with prizes awarded to Velma Moore W W Hammond James MacInnes Merrill O Lillie Leo Heberlein Ruth Myers Hazel Cox R C Anderson and Vennis R Follett. Mrs Lillie won the door prize as the dessert course was served by a committee led by Mrs Louis Morrow.
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Episcopal Church
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
St. Barnabas’ Auxiliary
Velma Moore
W. W. Hammond
James MacInnes
Merrill O. Lillie
Leo, Heberlein
Ruth Myers
Hazel Cox
R. C. Anderson
Vennis R. Follett
Lillie
Louis Morrow
Witherspoon Circle Hosts Monthly Presbyterian Meeting
Sixteen members attended the Witherspoon Circle of the Presbyterian Women's Association last evening. Mrs Euland Harvey hosted at 521 Mead Avenue. devotional by Mrs Harold Flowers followed by a program on Their Own Land featuring Indian American in South Dakota. Narrators were Mrs Delbert Robinson assisted by Mrs Charles Warner and circle chairwoman led the business, noting a church rummage sale April 20 and 21 and urging attendance at the Spring Presbyterial April 26 and 27 at Evie. Mrs Flowers will entertain the May 14 meeting.
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Witherspoon
Euland Harvey
Presbyterian Women's Association
Mead Avenue
Oceanion
Harold Flowers
South Dakota
Delbert Robinson
Charles Warner
Walter Rath
Church of the Covenant
Evie
Mary Matson
Robert McClintock
Covenant Circle meets at Mrs Keck home in 0.8 population note
Mrs R W Keck hosted the Covenant Circle of the Presbyterian Women's Association at 1078 North Center Street with Mrs Frank Cole and Mrs John Kennedy assisting. Mrs John R Grice led a study of Ephesians and Mrs Paul F Bauer presented a map talk. Next meeting is May 14. Refreshments were served. An appended note compares the 0.8 population increase since 1900 to the combined populations of several states.
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Presbyterian Women’s Association
R. W. Keck
North Center Street
Frank Cole
John Kennedy
John R. Grice
Paul F. Bauer
Clare Capwell
Wilbur Rickers
Mrs LeRoy Humes Feted At Stork Party
Mrs LeRoy Humes was honored at a stork shower hosted by Mrs Keith Henton at the Henton home on East Frederick Street attended by 17 friends. African violet prizes were awarded to Mrs Gerald Pitch, Mrs H Ray Harris and Mrs Leonard Austin. Refreshments included pineapple upside down cake tea and coffee. Guests received baby blocks filled with paints and nuts as favors while Mrs Humes received baby gifts from the group.
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LeRoy Humes
LeRoy
Humes
Keith Henton
Tyan Bennink
Robert Fish
Henton
East Frederick Street
Gerald Pitch
H. Ray Harris
Leonard Austin
Film Program Shown At Kiwanis Club Meeting
Kiwanis Club at the Hotel Corry heard a film program presented by Harold Patterson. Local photographer Kirk Sawyer presented the month’s committee, showcasing colored films from his West trip featuring national park scenes. H. Lynn Rice led group singing with Mrs. Rice on piano. guests included Kenneth Mellinger of Greenville and Edward Robinson of Warsaw, New York.
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Kiwanis Club
Hotel
Corry
Kirk Sawyer
Harold Patterson
H. Lynn Rice
Funeral for Dr Joseph C George in Pittsburgh
Funeral services will be held tomorrow for 81 year old Dr Joseph C George who died of a heart attack while treating a patient last night. He practiced for several years in Gonnellsville.
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Pittsburgh
Joseph C. George
George
Gonnellsville
Legislation to Create Cave-In Study Committee
Harrisburg lawmakers approved a plan to form a permanent legislative committee to study cave-ins from coal mining. The panel would have subpoena power, report to the General Assembly by February 1987, and carry a $5,000 expense appropriation.
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Harrisburg
House
Senate
General Assembly
O'Brien Endorsed by Railroad Union in Allentown
The Rennsylvania Brotherhood of Railway Trainmentas endorsed Republican Judge Henry X. O'Brien of Allce gheny County for the State Supreme Court. He faces Judge Benjamin R. Jones of Lancaster County, the backed opponent. The endorsement came early at the week-long BRT convention opening yesterday with about 600 attendees awaiting remarks from Governor Leader and William P. Kennedy of Cleveland, national BRT president.
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O’brien
Railroad Union
Associated Prena
Allentown
Renn- Sylvania Brotherhood of Railway Trainmentas
Henry X. O'Brien
Allcegheny
William P. Kennedy
Cleveland
BRT
Advance Legislation Advances Mental Health Research Foundation
A bipartisan measure in Harrisburg would create a special rate foundation to coordinate all public and private mental health research within the commonwealth. The administration-backed bill was introduced in the Senate last week. A separate note cites a typist overrun returning 268000 carriage returns to reset a typewriter.
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Harrisburg
Bengte
Commonwealth
Senate
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