Miscellaneous Shower Honors Mr and Mrs Leo Whaley
Seventy relatives neighbors and friends gathered at West Spring Creek Grange Hall Friday for a miscellaneous bridal shower honoring Mr and Mrs Leo Whaley of North Warren. Hosts included Mrs Charles Whaley and others. Guests from North Warren Spring Creek West Springs Creek and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Whaley
West Spring Creek Grange Hall
North Warren
Charles Whaley
Kenneth Whaley
Gerald Whiley
Bernard Porter
John Logan
Logan Tapers
Whaley
Spring Creek
West Springs Creek
Erie Art Club Exhibit to Show at Public Museum
Dates May 8 announced for the 87th annual Erie Art Club exhibition at the Erie Public Museum 356 West 8th Street. Judges include Raphael Glehamann Akron Ohio and Chil Gaertner Willoughby Ohio with prizes from Butler Institute and National Academy of Design. Artists from Erie area invited to submit original works in multiple classes with reception and removal dates in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wscough
Art Club of Erie
Mueum
West Bth Street
Irie
Raphael Glehamann
Akron
Akron Art Callery
Butler Institute
Chil Gaertner
Willoughby
Fot
Cleveland School of Art
National Academy of Design
Erie
Chil
John ©. Good of
Briv
Eering
Virginia Louise Fund Gift At Concord Community Club
A special Virginia Louise Fund collection was made at the Concord Community Club meeting. Fifty five persons attended at the Concord Community House where a baked ham supper was served. Committee members included Webb McCray Walter Du folder ace Mos and Rani Wade. May meeting refreshment counters will be Walter Proctor and Clyde Hall. The program featured a cordian performance by Miss Shirley Hall and readings by Leonard Swapson. Erie assistant district attorney John gave a talk on The American Horlage. Mrp. R. 38 Master and Miss Geraldine Ware left for Cleveland for the opera performance and will return tomorrow. Philip Zalznents and daughters Shirley and Staro returned home on West Washington after a New York City vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Cailin
Weigh Street
Binghamton
Catlins
Judy
Charles Anderson
North Center Street
Joseph Rauscher
West Pleasant
Vflter
Albion
J. M. Farrell
Roger Amy
Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh
John
James
Fun Home
Wilbur Rickers
Init
Rochaster
Rickers
Helen Davids
Juingy Hopkins
James and
Richard
Bradford
Roberta
Mercy Furst College
Erie
John Courteen
Liberty Shred
Tichard Gates
Rider College
Trenton
N. J
Glenn Gates
Witheir
Elkebreet
Arthur Cohen
Rhnda Lynne
Worth Center
Steeeh
Cohen
B. M. Stein
May. Cohen
New York City
Inter
Lodds
FE Bush
Helen Bush
New Meadows
Tal
Fred Logue
Logue
Buen
Helena Rae Harris
F. &. Snell
Williamsville
N.Y
H. Ray Farris
Jamestown
Barbara Ruffner
Mar-lene McIniiyre
Lora Blakes
Misa Mary Flowers
Dona +Shurer
Rona Mooze
Earl Ruffner
Neon Johnsay
LeRoy B. Campbell
Warren Conservatory of Music
Merle McTnty
Tle Blakeslee
Buffet
Harald Blowers
Jolson
Melissa Hurlbut
Menerland
Mes
Melvin Parkhurst
Evie
Velma Moore
Center Street
Albert Walters
Binghamton, N
Walter
Uaster
Archie Maller
West Washington Street
Paul Waltur
Waterford
Virginia Louise Fund
Virginia Louise
Concord ‘Community Club
Concord
Webb McCray
Walter du Folder Ace Mos
Rani Wade
Walter Proctor
Clyde Hall
Shirley
Hall
Leonard Swapson
Mr. John
Geraldine Ware
Cleveland
Toomorrow
Philip Zalznents
Staro
Steves Welcome Son at Carry Hospital
Mr and Mrs Harold Steves welcomed a son born late this morning at Carry Hospital. The baby is the couple's first child and they reside at 222 East Main Street. Mrs Steves was formerly Charlotte Alten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Steves
East Manin Street
the Carry Hospital
Steves
Charlotte Alten
Anna Anderson Post Bingo Party Wednesday
The Anna Anderson Post No 988 invites the public to a bingo party on Wednesday evening, April 19, at St. Edward's Hall. Proceeds support Welfare World. The program lists 20 regular games, five specials, a jackpot, basket of groceries, door prizes, and a $50 prize fund. Miss Anne Mei is general chair, with Mrs. Fran Graving, Miss Bolly Himes, and Miss Julia Zeph as helpers. Tickets are by invitation via Miss Mercy at the pin meeting in the American Leyton Home on Tuesday evening, April raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Edward's Hall
Ann Anderson Post No 988
Region Post For Welfare World
Eventis
Anne Mei
Fran Graving
Bolly Himes
Julia Zephe
Miss Mercy
Leyton
McClintock Hosts Bible Class Evening Meeting
Mr and Mrs EV McClintock hosted Amity Bible Class of Evangeli cal United Brethren Church Friday evening at their home on R D A. Gary Bennink led devotion, G T Bergman presided in Harold Randall’s absence, and business was conducted. The Dalusie of the evening featured games. Mrs Lynn Campbell assisted. McClintock served potato salad Waters tea and wifee. Next meeting set for May 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClintock
EV. McGlintock
Evangelical United Brethren Church
R. D
Gary Bennink
G. T. Bergman
Harold Randall
Eames
Lynn Campbell
Weless
She and Wes
Rebekah Lodge Officers Will Be Installed
Rebekah Lodge No 140 will install officers at 8 o clock in the TOF Hall on April 18. Naomi Clute district deputy will preside and install the officers of the lodge. Mrs WF Thiesseri and Mrs Blot Dahl were elected to officers for the ensuing year. Additional officer names and committee appointments will be announced at Tuesday’s meeting. Refreshments will be served by Mrs Eleanor Hudson and Mrs Dull with the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tubsday
Vssion
TOF
Naomi Clute
Bresideh
Waterford
Noble Praud
Blot Dahl
Thieises
Atlone
Eleanor Hudson
Dull
Miele Committee
Rebekah Helping Hand Sewes at Melville Kids Home
Twenty members gathered at 1 OO. F. Bol Thursday afternoon to sew for Joe Use children at theToo Ff Children’s Home in Melville. Five bitic desumr apworie completed and the gros bowie 4 quill. A business meeting led by President Eleanor Hudson was followed by a dinner at 320 pelwek. Hats of honor were planned for April 37 with Mrs. Minnie Perkins and Mrs. O. B. Gibbs on the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Th. Rebekah
Joe
Melville
Pelwek
Eleanor Hudson
Fred C. Hotties
Oscar Fria
Shepmenberg Ab
Efelock
Bastison
Minnie Perkins
O. B. Gibbs
Holy Name Society Meeting and Breakfast Plan
The Holy Name Society of St. Elimeth and St. Thomas will meet Tuesday evening April 1 at St. Edward's Hall for a 7 o'clock session. President Raymond L. Each will preside. They plan a Sunday morning breakfast and a mass at St. Thomas Church with Auxiliary Bishop Edward P. McManaman as guest speaker. Roy Wilford J. Nash of Gannon College will speak at the breakfast and a 3 minute film “World Day Change to World” will be shown, tied to Rev Keller's book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Elimbeth
St. Thomas
St. Edward's Hall
Holy Name
Raymond L
Holy Name Society
Thomas’ Church
Edward P. McManaman
Erie
Bt. Edward's School
Roy Wilfrod J. Nash
Gannon College
Pitt
Keller
Lindsey School PTA Meeting Recap and Plans
Lindsey School PTA met last evening with about 50 students and children in attendance. President Ralph Lindary led the business session as routine matters were discussed and plans for the May 12 officer elections were set for the 1949-50 term. Merle Theewit chaired the program introducing Mig Gie dys Canfield who spoke on a recent trip to California and answered questions. Light refreshments were served by Renee Anderson and committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somay Evans
Miveline
Lindsey
Sys
PTA
Ralph Lindary
Prade
Dine
Merle Theewit
Chaiman
Liuvpoduce
Canfield
California
Baily
Mrenee Anderson
Young Married Class Meets at Litz Home
A pleasant gathering of Young Married Couples from the Church of The Stein met Friday evening at the Spring Street home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Litz. President Louis Haber presided, Roy R. Merriman gave devotions, and 17 attendees plus children enjoyed games. Food included sandwiches, salad, gingerbread with whipped cream, and refreshments. Next meeting details were to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litz
Chise
Church of the Stein
Roy. R. R. Merriman
Johupeh
Del~helt Densseuy
Lily Gholsted
Roy Merritt
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Huntz Hall
Lott
Oui
Gloria Dehaven
Wilter Slezak
Edward Arnold
James Fleason
Aenes
Powell
Cs Gali Ye
Erie Art Club
Society
Bowers
Emblem Oil Co
Center St
W. L. Armitage
Hibo
Eryptor
Nour
New Deal Optical
Erie, Co
Anna Anderson
Rebekah Lodge
Lace
Wee Hole Store
Lindsey School
Batiste
F.C. Chapin & Son
Louis Haber
The
National Bank of Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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