Easter Visitors Reach Homes Across Erie Area
A Erie area column lists students and relatives returning home for Easter break. Patricia Currig from Villa Maria College arrives at her parents’ house on West Frederick street. Mrs. Blount leaves for San Francisco due to her father’s illness. The Windahl family travels to Glen Falls New York to visit their son. James Davison from Waynesburg College visits his mother in Erie. Ray Shaw from Edinboro State College assists his father at G C Murphy and enjoys a 10 day Easter recess with his parents. Robert Casler and Mrs. Walter Casler also return from Edinboro. Mrs. Wade Keller visits with her brother Wayne Vannoy and grandson Jay Dwyer. The Stright family returns from Larimer after a week-long visit. Mrs. Heberlein travels to Erie upon learning of her mother-in-law’s death. Miss Pawa Sue Meerdink from Edinboro will return home after a visit with a Bellevue roommate. Donald Schrader arrives from Smithtown for Easter with his parents in Erie. Mr. and Mrs. Justin Butters head to Washington DC to spend Easter with daughters. Jerane Cole finishes a two-week hospital study leave in Butler and Pittsburgh.
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Patricia R. Currig
Villa Maria College
Erie
James Care
West Frederick Street
W. R. Blount
Prospect Street
San Francisco
Calif
Harry Ross
John Windahl Sr
West Washington Street
Glen Falls
New York
Edinboro State College
Artie Shaw
R. D
Edinboro
Robert Casler
Walter ~Casler
Colum
Wade Keller
Beaver Falls
Wayne Vannoy
Maple Avenue
Keller
Mr. Vannoy
Jay Dwyer
John R. Stright
Larimer
Within
Stright
Jane Marie
Willian Edward Stright Jr
Strights
Hast Mall Street
Leo Heberlein
Elk Street
Virgina Baird
Bellevue
Pittsburgh
Paull Meerdini
Wright Street
Smithtown
Long Island
Donald Schrader
Schrader
Frank Schrader
East South Street
Justin Butters
Washington, D.C
Butler County Memorial Hospital
Jerane Cole
Albert Cole
East Bond Street
Cole
Children's Hospital
Homemakers Day Event Set for Warren County
Warren County observes Homemakers Day on Wednesday at First Presbyterian Church Warren with the theme Fashions For Spring. Exhibits open at 8 46 a m and special speaker John Stewart will present an address.
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Warren County
First Presbyterian Church
Warren
John Stewart
40th Anniversary Event Honors Martin Andersons
A 40th wedding anniversary open house honored Martin Anderson and his spouse at their home on East South Street. About seventy-five friends and relatives attended, presenting gifts and a money purse while Harold Anderson and spouse hosted. Decorations featured ruby bells and yellow white flowers with a centered anniversary cake. Attendees came from Waits Flatts Ashville Sugar Grove Grand Valley Columbus Arbuckle Bradford and Lock Haven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East South Street
Harold Anderson
John Stewart
Sugar Grove
Neil Chelton
Eskil Peterson
Gill Wester
Waits Flatts
Ashville
Grand Valley
Columbus
Arbuckle
Bradford
Lock Haven
Stork Shower Honors Mrs Paul Toutner at Merkle Home
Mrs. John Merkle hosted a stork shower for Mrs. Paul Toutner of Westfield at 409 East Washington. Cohostesses were Mrs. Clair Lindsey and Mrs. Merkle. Twenty four guests from Cambridge Springs Fryburg Erie Spartansburg Westfield Riceville Corry attended. The guest of honor received lavender pompons and gifts as entertainment included games with prizes to Miss Jeanette Lindsey Mrs William Watson and Miss Sandra Lindsey. A salad course decorated shower cake assorted sandwiches tea and coffee were served with lavender chrysanthemums and white snapdragons as a centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Merkle
East Washington Street
Paul Toutner
Westfield
Clair Lindsey
Merkle
Jeanette” Lindsey
William Watson
Spartansburg
Sandra Lindsey
Cambridge Springs
Fryburg
Gil Clty
Erie
Riceville
Corry
Mrs. Mick Hosts Wheelock Aid Meeting In Erie
Wheelock Community Aid met at Mrs. Wallace Mick's home with seven members. Clara Walker presided and devotions were led by John Krasa. An all day session April 18 at the home extension office in Bxle will teach framing of pictures. Contact Mrs. Leland Crosscut for details. The group prepared cancer dressings, played games, and adjourned to meet May 9 at Mrs. Walker's Erie home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheelock Community Aid
Wallace Mick
R. D.4
Clara Walker
John Krasa
Home Extension
Bxle
Leland Crosscut
Walker
Erie
Spring Creek PTA to Hear Mrs Kafferlin on Morality and Punishment
Mrs William Kafferlin will present a program for the Spring Creek Township School PTA meeting Monday at 8 pm in the school. Topics include Morality and Capital Punishment and Can We Afford To Punish drawn from Carl Menninger works. Mrs Denzel Phillips will supervise the social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Creek Pta
W. Kafferlin
William Kafferlin
Spring Creek Township
PTA
Carl Menninger
Kafferlin
Denzel Phillips
WOTM Chapter Night Sees New Candidates Welcomed
Women of the Moose held a chapter night at the Moose home with Marlyn Jukes presiding and Roxann Bradford leading the program. Winners of Easter hams were Mary Jane Terrill Flossie Brown and Charles Humphrey. attendance and special awards went to Helen Sullivan and Betty Hamilton. Plans for a rummage sale April 26 and 27 were announced, with items invited at the April 18 meeting or to the South Center Street building. pickup available by contact. Audrey Rouse named chair for a Ways and Means project ending April 27. The WOTM attended the state bowling tournament in Allentown April 6-7, with three local teams Faith Hope and Charity participating. Next meeting slated for April 18.
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WOTM
Women of the Moose
Moose
Marlyn Jukes Senior Reigent
Roxann Bradford
Mary Jane Terrill
R. D
Flossie Brown
Charles Humphrey
Great Valley
South Center Street
Audrey Rouse
Allentown
Faith
Hope
Charity
Garden Arrangements Workshop Highlights Upcoming Event
A series of workshops including yarn flowers hairpin lace ughans and crafted trays and tote bags will be featured. A noon lunch is planned and reservations should be made with Mrs. David Gurils of Columbus immediately.
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David
Gurils of
Columbus
Rebekah Helping Hand Plans Rummage Sale Date Set
The Rebekah Helping Hand met in the IOOF Hall for an all day session with a noon tureen dinner. Hostesses were Mrs. Ber nice DeJean and Mrs. Ralph Vanderhoff. Members quilted and sewed in the morning and afternoon and outlined a rummage sale at the TOOF Hall on April 1 and 19. The next meeting is set for April 21 with Mrs. Flossie Fosburgh and Mrs. Glenn Gates as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah
IOOF
Bernice DeJean
Ralph Vanderhoff
Toof Hall
Flossie Fosburgh
Glenn Gates
Circle Groups Feature Mrs. Bodey Guest Speaker
Mrs Richard Bodey was guest speaker at First Presbyterian Church circle meetings this week. Reports covered Ganada Mission for Navajo Indians in Arizona. Circles set April 18 sewing day and April 26 Presbyterial at Meadville. Witherspoon Circle met at Mrs Bruce Summerville’s home with 12 members. Missionary conference May 10 to 26. Next Witherspoon meeting May 14 hosted by Mrs Burr. Covenant Circle hosted by Mrs Frank Toth with 15 members. May 1 at Mrs Chr isensen’s home for the next Calvin Circle. twelve to thirteen members attended. Members discussed devotions, business, and upcoming meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Bodey
First Presbyterian Church Circle
Ganada
Arizona
Meadville
Robert, Otter
Vellah Bracken
Burr
Wayne Street
Richard Anderegg to Speak at Conelway PTA Meeting
Richard Anderegg foreign exchange student to Norway last summer will discuss international relations and share colored slides. A program of music from other countries will be presented. Election of officers for the coming year will be featured during the business session.
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Richard Anderegg
Conelway Pta
Norway
Mrs Loveland Hosts Golden Links Club Meeting
The First Methodist Church group met at Mrs. Ora Loveland’s East Main street home with 16 members. President A C Barton led the business session as devotions on Easter were given by Mrs. Willis Brown, and a new officer slate including Irvin Young George Gatton and Bertha Wykefeld was presented. A plan to place a ly an the church for Easter was voted, followed by a dessert rite directed by Mrs. Charles Amy. Refreshments were by Mrs Loveland Bertha Warner and Hubert Vaughn. Next meeting date to be announced.
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Calvin
Maxwell Brown
Gamma Road
Warren Titusi
James Smith
Merle Page
Aye Slinyer Lines
Charles Amy Fol Jowihe
Loveland
Bertha Warner J
Hubert ‘Vaughn
Mes Arnink Hostess For Faith Fellowship
Faith Fellowship of the First Baptist Church met Wednesday at the home of Mrs Donald Arnink with Miss Mary Lou Thomas as goddaughter. About twenty members attended. Mrs Conrad Monroe chaired. Guest speaker Mrs Melvin Shamibaugh spoke on Bethany Baptist Camp history and milestones. Hostesses served cake tea coffee. Next meeting will feature a mother and daughter banquet at the church on May 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faith Fellowship
First Baptist Church
Donald Arnink
A. D
Mary Lou Thomas
Keith Rieck
Lawrence Porter
Conrad Monroe
Melvin Shamibaugh
Bethany Baptist Camp
EUB Men Tour Corry Jamestown Buildings
Twenty members toured Corry Jamestown Plant No 4 and the office building on East Columbus Avenue Wednesday evening. The plant tour was conducted by Harlan Robbins Thomas Russell and William Brooks. The office tour was conducted by John Freno and William Brooks. A short business meeting was conducted by Herbert Loh president of the group. Devoti find prayers were given by Raymond Huffman. Refreshments of maple syrup pistults coffee and tea were served by Ronald Trisket Robert Williams and Charles Bugbee Sr.
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Corry Jamestown Plant
East Columbus Avenue
Harlan Robbins
Thomas Russell
William Brooks
John Freno
Herbert Loh
Raymond Huffman
Ronald Trisket
Robert Williams
Charles Bugbee Sr
Fires Destroy 3500 Acres in Pennsylvania Timberland and Brush
The Pennsylvania Department of Forests and Waters reports 3500 acres burned in spring fires across timberland grassland and underbrush. Secretary Maurice K Goddard warns residents to be cautious with debris and trash fires during the windy season when small blazes can spread rapidly.
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Pennsylvania
State Department of Forests and Waters
Maurice K. Goddard
Cuban Priests Expect Full House Easter
Havana AP report profiles Father John McKniff a 47 year old priest from Media Pennsylvania who predicts full Easter services as Cuba’s Catholic parish life adapts under Castro. He notes aging clergy ongoing parish load two churches in Havana and a chapel farther west with limited wine for communion. Government schools closed to church programs and exodus of priests left many duties heavy yet grass roots church growth continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Cuba
John McKniff
Media
Father McKniffl
Santa Cristo
Spain
Father McKniff
Nativity, School, Media
Roman. Catholic High School of
Philadelphia
Villanova University
Augustinian Seminary
Rome
Television Reviews and Easter TV Highlights
In a reflective tone the reviewer ponders spoof ads and the surreal magic of commercials on screen. The piece also lists weekend viewing choices from ABC CBS and NBC including The Vatican Ed Sullivan Show Judy Garland and Dinah Shore. It ends with a brief Saigon dispatch noting five Communist agents captured for aiding arson in Saigon.
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The
Vatican
ABC
Pope John XXII
Ed Sullivan
CBS
Judy Garland
Bob Hope
NBC
Dinah Shore
Bobby Darin
Andre Previn
Saigon
South Vietam
Easter Services Set At St. Pauls Church
Easter services at St Pauls Lutheran Church include four gatherings. Rev Elmer Ortner delivers sermons on One Woman and the Resurrection and Four Things in Easter. Services feature Holy Communion, a church school festival, early breakfast, and a baptism service for infants and children with music direction by John Rossbacher and organist Mrs W Richard Schneider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Elmer A. Orlnér
Chwweh
Alton Dahlstrand
Ortner
East
John Rossbacher
St. Paul's
W Richard" Schneider
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Morrell's
Martin Andersons
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Mrs. Mick
Wheelock
R. Bodey
Covenant Circle
Frank Toth
Franklin Street
Marion Smith
Bodey
Toth
Edwin Cole
Chris Christensen
Mrs. Loveland
Mes, Arnink
Jamestown Buildings
Corry Savings
North Center Street
Helena Rubinstein
Chantilly
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Platterte Spray
Ehehante Lotion
Cologne
Sophie
Madison Avenue
Television Review
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Letisse
Bane
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