Miss Helen Rowe Speaks At Kiwanis Club Meeting
Miss Helen Rowe toured the British Isles last summer and spoke at the Kiwanis Club at the Hotel Corry. She showed colored slides and offered brief comments on each image while introductions and memberships were noted. Guests included church and club members from Erie and Warren, with several area residents mentioned in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Rowe
Kiwanis Club
British Isles
Hotel Corry
Miss Rowe
Richard Grimm
Isles
William Seitz
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Walter Crouch
Paul F. Bauer
George Kitchener
Erie Club
Robert Knapp
Warren Club
Corry Group
Harry Hall
Cleveland
Ray Seastead
Warren
Lt Grouch
Judy Meerdink
Page Louderback
New Officers Elected At BPW Club Meeting
The Business and Professional Women's Club elected officers led by Mrs. Norman Tarbell as president and Mrs. Charles Thompson as vice president at the IOOF Hall. Delegates to the district meeting in Cochranton were Miss Lena Luchyn, Miss Mary Ellen Bell, and Miss Lynch. alternates included Mrs. Pratt, Mrs. Bertha Carwin, and Mrs. Mary Sears. The next meeting on April 25 will feature a pot luck dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BPW Club
Business and Professional Women's Club
IOOF
Norman ‘Tarbell
Charles Thompson
Agnes Lynch
William Bright
Ruth Clark
Clinton Pratt
Tarbell
Cochranton
Lena Lewchyn
Mary Ellen Bell
Miss Lynch
Pratt
Bertha Carwin
Mary Sears
J. R. Dearing
Ann Smith
Minsul
van Murray
W S C S Meeting Highlights Devotional Period
The Women s Society of Christian Service at First Methodist Church opened with a devotional led by Mrs. Howard Rehnberg featuring portrayals of the Marys by Mrs. Charles Correll Mrs. Roy Reed Mrs. Hubert Vaughn and Mrs. W B Stowe. Officers for the coming year were elected and the Treasure Chests for widening fellowship in 28 countries were dedicated. An instructional film on cancer prevention impressed the group. Mrs Henry Rockman reported on a study class with 16 members. Mrs Feed Rentz of New Castles will speak at the Fellowship Tea on April 16. A lunch was served by several members, and the next meeting is a dinner at the church on May 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Howard Rehnberg
Charles Correll
sFeed. Rentz
New Castles
Vaughn
Herry Parker
Correll
Roy Cady
Rehnberg
Robert Marsh
Esther Circle
Dinner And Meeting Of Junior CDA Enjoyed
The Junior Catholic Daughters of America held a dinner and meeting in the court rooms with Ester flowers and pick tapers as decorations. Miss Rita Downey was elected chairman and plans were made for a May swim party. Girls interested in joining are asked to contact Miss Downey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CDA
Catholic Daughters of America
Misa Rita Downey
Tenta
Get-Together Party At St Edward's School
The annual Easter Monday get together by St Edward's School Parents Teachers Association drew a large crowd in the school hall. Despite incomplete ticket returns the event is called a financial success, with proceeds to the St Thomas' Church building fund. Door prizes went to Jack Malone 25 dollars Eleanor Swarm 10 dollars Mary Krizanik Mia Frank Burkhart 5 dollars Louie Varasso 5 dollars and a 50 dollar savings bond was won by L Z Decker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Edward's
Columbus Grange Holds Regular Session At Town Hall
Columbus Grange met last evening at the Town Hall with Worthy Master Lawrence Miller presiding. Three candidates received first and second degrees at Corry Grange last week and a Miss Shirley Hall invitation announced for Erie County Pomona Youth group at Fairview on April 28. The group agreed to purchase a resuscitator and appointed a committee to send a respect resolution to Mrs. David Lines. Seating drill practice followed for officers ahead of the Farmington Grange meeting at Lander on Thursday. A dessert lunch was served after adjournment. The next meeting is set for April 26 due to church conflicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Grange
Town Hall
Lawrence Miller
Corry Grange
Shirley Hall
Erie County Pomona
Columbus
Fairview
Archie Norton
N. E. Dodd
Charles Kennedy
David Lines
Farmington Grange
Lander
Covenant Circle Meets at West Smith Street Home
The Covenant Circle of the Presbyterian Women’s Association met at the home of Mr. C. M. Howard on West Smith Street with 16 members and one visitor Mrs. Paul Bauer present. Mrs. Alfred J. Morrison presided. devotions from Hebrews 6 were given. announcements included a rummage sale on April 22-23 and the spring material on April 26-27 in Franklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covenant Circle
C. M. Howard
Presbyterian Women’s Association
C. M Howard
West Smith Street
Paul Bauer
Alfred J. Morrison
Mage
Morrison
Franklin
Clarence Wallace
Robert Grice
Helen Johnson
Raleigh VanTassel
Howard
Allan Hasbrouck
Ruth Pitt
April Meeting of St Pauls Altar Guild Held At Hostess Home
The April meeting of the Altar Guild of St. Pauls Lutheran Church met at the home of Mrs. Robert Owens mother Mrs. Charles Dahlstrand 900 East Main Street with thirteen members. Mrs. Raymond Cathers led the session and opening scripture was by Mrs. Elmer Ortner. Plans were set for a father and son banquet on April 16 a smorgasbord and for a Methodist mother and daughter banquet on May 11. Committee includes Mrs. Cathers chair Mrs. Robert Clark Mrs. Blo Dahl and Mrs. George Rumbaugh. A farewell gift to Mrs. Richard Potter and a bon voyage gift to Mrs. Ortner were presented. Light lunch was served and the group adjourned to meet again May 6 with Mrs. Robert Glark hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s
Cathers
Robert Clark
Blo? Dahl
George Rumbaugh
Richard Potter
Ortner
Europe
Robert Glark
Men’s Brotherhood Meeting at Wayne Valley Church
The regular monthly meeting of the Men's Brotherhood of the Wayne Valley Evangelical United Brethren Church was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ora Gibbons in Beaverdam. Glenn Davis presided, Aden Klopfens tein led the program on The Ladder That Didn’t Reach, noting the ladder sinners use falls short of the glory of God. Fourteen men attended as Mr. and Mrs. Gibbons served warm sugar. Lynn Phillips of Wattsburg was a guest, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fitch of Klein will host next on May 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men’s Brotherhood
Men's Brotherhood
Wayne Valley
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Ora Gibbons
Beaverdam
Glenn Davis
Aden Klopfenstein
Lynn Phillips
Wattsburg
Harry Fitch
Klein
Former Corry Residents Host Warren Social Circle
Mr and Mrs Raymond Senstead of Warren hosted a party last evening with guests including Mr and Mrs Frank Grice Jr Dr and Mrs Joseph Furst Dr and Mrs George Gold Miss Ruth Lanston Jack Stout and Mr and Mrs Harry Hall of Cleveland Hall and is former Corry residents. ADM Sprague Dies at 58 in San Dingo California retired vice Admiral Tile who commanded escort carriers in World War II died yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Raymond Senstead
Corry
Frank Grice Jr
Joseph Furst
George Gold
Ruth Lanston
City
Jack Stout
Bradford
Harry Hall
Cleveland
Hall
Sprague
San Dingo
Calif
U. S.C
Engagement of Mira Heerlein to Donald Eyman Announced
Miss Mira L Heerlein the daughter of Mr and Mrs J H Heerlein of 312 Wright street is engaged to Donald Eyman son of Mr and Mrs O E Hyman of North Charlton Pa A Corry High and Cornell University alumna Miss Heerlein teaches home economics at Warren High School Mr Eyman a Greenbriar Military Academy Lewisburg graduate will graduate in June from Cornell University where he studies mechanical engineering No wedding date set
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mira Heerlein
J. H. Heerlein
Wright Street
Mira L
Donald Eyman
O. E. Hyman
North Charteroi
Corry Senior
Cornell University
Heerlein
Warren Senior
Eyman
Greenbriar Military Academy
Lewisburg
Cornell
Court Session Opens Pittsburgh
The spring session of State Superior Court opened yesterday with 80 cases scheduled for argument. Attorneys admitted to practice before the court included Harvey H. Hellman Jr. and Robert E. Pryde of Armstrong County, Anthony C. Falvello of Lisine County, and Albert E. Acker, John R. Boland Jr., and Cyril Tr. Garvey of Mercer County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
State Superior Court
Harvey H. Hellman Jr
Robert E. Pryde
Armstrong County
Anthony C. Falvello
Lizsine County
Albert E. Acker
John R. Boland Jr
Cyril Tr. Garvey
Mercer County
Churchill Begins Vacation In Sicily
Sir Winston Churchill and Lady Churchill arrived in Sicily for a two week holiday to paint and rest in the sun. The 80 year old former prime minister flew from London with a letter reportedly from Queen Elizabeth II awaiting him at Buckingham Palace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catanta
Sicily
Winston Churchill
Lady Churchil
London
Winston
Elizabeth II
Churchill
Buckingham Palace
Royal Air
Eden Moves to New Official Residence
Sir Anthony Eden moved into No 4 Downing Street today, successor to Winston Churchill as prime minister. He arrived from an official car as Churchill departed for a two week holiday, with three spectators watching. Eden had spent his first weekend as premier at Chequers, the official country residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Anthony Eden
Downing Street
Dra
Winston Churchill
Bially
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Yestern
Shippensburg State Teachers College
Richard Chase
West
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Clair
Joseph Clair
Hancock, Md
Lyle Foster
Annapolis
Albert Anderson
Raymond Avenue
John W. Rickers
North Center Street
Lake Worth
Fla
Seaman John McIntyre
Great Lakes Training Station
Morris McIntyre
John Baroth
Liberty Street
Washington, D. C
Neale McWillams
Neale McWillams and Her Family. ‘the ‘Baroths Were Accompanied To Wiington
Howard McDonald
Paul
Betty
Lauren Shreve
Willard Shreve
Essex Street
Louie Auer
East Congress Street
Salex
Charles Auer
Dale
John Loyd
Gloria Rae
Robert
Harold Anderson
Frank Lloyd
Frank
Columbian Prep
Glenn Hepler
St. Vincent’ Hospital
Erie
Wilbur Rickers
Sh Buffelo
W. F
Ward Powers
Winchester, Ky
Eugene Powers
R.D.3
Clifford Lawson
West Frederick Street
Corry Area High School
Baby Rose
Linan-Waave
F.C. Chapin & Son
Corry Memorial Hospital
Frank Eastman
Helen
Tech
W. Main St
DuPont
Grace Kelly
Bing Grace
William Crosby
Kelly Holden
Johon
Willias Merle
Cid Olan Pasa
Pete Smith
Bank OF Corry
Eden
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Loblaws
Rome
Abe
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