Society notes on WODEFE Hye farewell dinner and Easter visits
A long social page describes Hye Wodefe being honored at a Turbelly Tea Room farewell dinner hosted by Jon Dayikon. Guests included David and Richard Fairchild and Allen Canfield with gifts. The text also lists many local residents, their Easter weekend travel plans, family visits, and a Royal Arch meeting in Meadville, mentioning several families by name and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wodefe Hye
Houston
Texssoon
Jon Dayikon
David
Richard Fairchild
Gene
Allen Canfield
Walter Ross
Jon Daviger
Amici Sunday School Class Met At Parsonage
The Evangelies United Brethren church Amici class met at Rev H Ray Herris home on North Center street with 28 in attendance. Mrs Lynt Fleming led prayers and GT Bergman conducted a brief business meeting. Awards were given to Mrs Verne Fish Mrs Elbert Bush Mrs G T Bergman and Gil Davis. A food auction was planned for May 5 and hosts were assisted by Mr and Mrs Bergman with sandwiches cookies candy and coffee served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ne Amici
Evangelies
United Brethren Clireh
H. Ray Herris
North Center Street
Lynt Fleming
GT. Bergman
Warn
Verne Fish
Elbert Bush
G. T. Bergman
Gil Davis
Firss
Tne
Bergman
C D of A Mother and Daughter Breakfast May 4
The Catholic Daughters of America Conception No. 25计划 a Mother and Daughter Breakfast on Sunday May 4. Members will attend mass at St Elizabeth's Church and receive commissions in a body. Breakfast will be served at Hotel Cory with Mrs. August De Mauris in charge of planning for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conception
Catholic Daughters of America
St. Eilabeth's Ghurch
Farewell Party for Heffer Family Set at 7:30 P.M.
Reverend and Mrs Wilmer Heffer and family plan to move to Texas soon A farewell party will be held Monday evening at 7 30 in church rooms All members of the church and friends are invited An entertaining program and refreshments will be provided
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heffer
Wilmer Heffer
Texas
Public Horn Dinner Planned by Women's Relief Corps
The Women's Relief Corps No. 49 announces a public ham dinner on May 1 at F Hall. Chair Mrs Menry HU and assistants Mrs Marjorie Brown Mrs K O Brown Mrs H D Haulpin and Mrs W O Willis will serve from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Tickets available from members after April 1. Proceeds fund a delegate to the department convention in Reading on June 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department
Reading
Sune
Shower Honors Mrs Charles Martin Mos in East Main Street Event
Mrs Charles Martin Mos hosted a baby shower at her East Main Street home last Wednesday evening at 8 for Mrs Charles Marlin. Two friends and relatives attended. Games and prizes went to several guests. Hosts served cake, ice cream, coffee and tea with mint baskets and baby doll favors. Mrs Martin received many fine gifts from friends.
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Chester Boul
West Middlesex
Kenneth Burr
East Plesunt Street
Howard
Fort Sil
Oklo
Charles Mulligan
Ruth Foster
Leving Street
Warren
Vohin Hetrick
Jerry
Nip Willusty
Sunny Willy
Pittsburgh
Alonzo Burdette
Akron
Afr
Telford Hannon
Loulke Mount
Warwick
N. W
2Ern Alkena
Familly
Tisbon
James H. Willuit
Bolivar
N.Y
Ti Pintt
George Sphram
R. J. Fogle
P. L. Swanson
Robert, Desmond
Glenn Stearns
H. L. B. MacLee
Charles Martin Mos
Gerald Fish
Robert Baker
East Main Street
Charles Marlin
John Walter
Wendell Shirdy
Robert Davis
Veninie Fish
Alce
Ministerial Group Fetes Rev and Mrs Heffer in Corry
Corry Ministerial Association hosted a farewell party Wednesday for Rev and Mrs Wilner Heffer who are relocating to Houston Texas. At The Corry Den luncheon, sixteen members and their wives attended. Rev Francis Whiteman offered remarks and Rev Heffer responded warmly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heffer
Corry Ministerial Association
Wilner Heffer
Houston
Texas
Corry den
Sitteen
Rey
Francis ‘Whiteman
Special Program At Spartansburg Church
Local Spartansburg Alliatice Church presented a Good Friday program last evening. Solo and duet items included When My Eyes Behold the Ring by Mrs William Boythe and Mrs Maney Mayes. Other numbers featured Mrs Raymond Chelson, Mrs John Shaw, Miss Alma Strait, Mr and Mrs William Boythe, Wilma and Alice Armitage. Performances included instrumental pieces and a choral selection with Mrs Lewis Jewell and musicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartansburg Church
Spartansburg
Diel
Calvary
Wilma
Alice Armitage
Jesus
Lewis Jewell
Harry Wright
Andrew Boythe
Spring Creek Grange Holds Thursday Session With Inflation Panel
Spring Creek Grange No 23 met at West Spring Creek Town Hall on Thursday evening. Chandlers Valley No 846 presented the Spring Ox Garand with a Pomona tribute and fruit. Wai Ten County Pomona Grange plans an all day session at the same hall on May 10. Mrs P V Kafterlin and Mrs Chandler Mason were named co chairs to plan fusion meals. A panel on Inflation, led by Worthy Lecturer George Domlig, included Mrs Bernard Porter, Homer Manley, Mrs Kufferlim, Mrs Verne Smith, Thomas Felton, and Charles Bracken. Afterward, Leon Ayers, Mrs William Graybilt, and Miss Betty Porter served sandwiches, cookies, and coffee. Grangers came from Chandlers Valley, Corry, Brokenshay, Olden, New London, Spartansburg and East Branch. Next meeting set for April 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grovisery
Spring Creek
P. V. Kafterlin
Chandler Mason
George Domlig
Bernard Porter
Homer Manley
Kufferlim
Verne Smith
Thomas Felton
Charles Bracken
Leon Ayers
William Graybilt
Betty Porter
Grangers
Chiudlers Valley
Corry
Brokenshay
Oldred
New London
Spartansburg
East Branch
Easter Party At Loveland Home
Easter party hosted by Mr and Mrs Herbert Loveland of Columbus entertained nine types of friends and twelve city guests with games and contests judged by Louise Yue Milt Patercin Mecsstinte and Marilyn Dijele. Ruth Ann Brookmaria won the door prize. sweets included cake chocolate milk and cream refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sameeyaemineen
Devi Loveland
Dasshiers
Herbert Loveland
Columbus
Louise U1
Yue
Milt and
Patercin
Gamblers to Be Arraigned in Pittsburgh Federal Court
Six men arrested earlier this year on charges they failed to register as gamblers or pay a 10 percent tax on gambling income will be arraigned in federal court Tuesday. Named defendants are Leroy Perkins War Grand Jall Chester Plerkowell Al Geda Preston all of Pittsburgh James Hill of Homestead and Joseph Bidanzato of Monongahela.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Leroy Perkins
Warl Grand Jall
Chester Plerkowell
al Geda Preston
James Hill
Homestead
Joseb Bidanzato
Monongahels
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Daya
Thomas
Frank
Patrice
Gus Kahn
Int Society
Robert Heffer
Corry Grange
North East
Burton Dueil
State College
Bildon Largent
Baxt Park Place
Conpellsville
James Clifford
Couve City College
Mike Joyce Clifford
Arcadia
Jennie Group
Second Avenue
Sydney Potnell
Lye
Jussie Wa
Butiary
Misa Ann Mesarch
Pilebugh Wiite
James Meare
East South Street
Michael Mesardi
Martha Mesrsi
Menaville
Barbara Lord
Trumanallie
Constance MacMittary
Lolly MacPaden
Washington, D.C
Thomas Tack
Ashtabula
W. W. Hammond
West Frederick Street
Val Gesiesence
Valerie
Bastey
Ricard Paulton
Deteol
Andrew Pawlkon
Mple Avenue
Charles Weston
Erle
Kod
Charles Westas
West
Patricia Skinner
Clarion State Teachers College
Benjamin Skinner
Frapilin Street
James Schweppe
Roseiale
Skinner
E. A. B. Amici
C. D. of
A. Mother and Daughter
All-Way Electric Co
Penn'a
Helen
Spring Creek Grange
Loveland
Mnsia
Eeed
Corry Savings and Loan Association
South Center Street
Depontia
Wome Loan
Bemberg
F. C. Chapin & Son
Coty
Paris
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