Interesting Program At Wheelock Aid Meeting
Wheelock Community Aid held a meeting at Wheelock Church yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Nadia Hamilton from the Erie County Home Extension office led a program on personal color and styling using several veteran members as demonstration subjects. An annual Homemakers Day is set for April 28 in Erie, with several members planning to attend. The next meeting is scheduled for May 6 and the location will be announced.
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Wheelock Aid
Wheelock Community Aid
Wheelock
Nadia Hamilton
Erie County
Home Extension Office
Homemakers
Erie
Corry area wedding and community events reported
Ruth A Morel and Leon Morel wed Dwyane Evenson at Hobart First Methodist Church. Reception followed as Ottawa Hobart attendees traveled to attend Easter weekend visits. Local residents and students from St. Marys to Altoona join in Easter celebrations and church functions. The Women's Relief Corps announces a May 2 mother daughter banquet at the McCray Community House with tickets at Horton J. Davis and Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carry
Indiana
Ruth A. Morel
Joseph Brown
Ottawa
Til
Leon Morel
Hobart
Ind
Corry
Dwyane Evenson
Otto Evensen
Wheeler
First Methodist Church
Herman Adams
Glenn Aldrich
Ronald Lewis
Mrs. Lewis
Mr. Lewis
Ray Wignall
William Evenson
Mr. Aldrich
Ohio
New York
Wisconsin Avenue
Evenson
Hobart High School
Villa Shore Realty Company
Wheeler High School
U. S. Navy
Northern Indiana Electric Company
Charles Michniak
Greg
Detroit
John A. Blatt
West Smith Street
Bernice Fried
Akron
Harold B. Bensink
Clymer
Ronald Shoop
Donald Ruffner
Francis Buell
Elaine Rossin
Eugene and
Paul Wank
Daryl Heasley
Rudolph M. Bangert
Colette McClintock
Altoona
A. McClintock
West
Congress Street
Joseph P. McLaughlin
Philadelphia
WRC
Women's Relief Corps
IOOF
McCray
Horton J. Davis
Bridal Shower Fetes Miss Virginia Curran in Worth Street Home
Mrs. Stanley Henton and Mrs. Don Braswell hosted a miscellaneous bridal shower at the Henton residence honoring Miss Virginia Curran of Chicago, who will marry Richard Martin on April 30. Fifteen guests attended and prizes were awarded to several festivity participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Curran
Stanley Henton
Don Braswell
Henton
Worth Street
Chicago
Richard Martin
Warren Titus
Walter Wottus
William Allen
Eugene Sharer
Robert Wotus
Ralph, Martin
William Ingram
Robert de Mauri
Harold Crage
Andrew Paulson
Charles Jackman
August DeMauri
Russell Briggs
Shower honors Patricia Hurlbut and James Fenno before wedding
Mr and Mrs Gerald Miller hosted a party at 421 Marion for Patricia Hurlbut and James Fenno whose marriage is planned tomorrow. Thirty two guests attended with prizes awarded to Harley Reed, Mrs Everett Fenno, Mrs William Proctor, Leon Fenno, Miss Hurlbut and Miss Shirley Fenno. A spaghetti supper followed with Blue tapers and a mums centerpiece on the serving table. The couple received a variety of fine gifts from their hosts and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Miller
Patricia Hurlbut
James" Fenno
Marion Street
Harley Reed
Everett Fenno
William Proctor
Leon Fenno
Hurlbut
Shirley Fenno
Robert Fenno
Easter Party for Cutting Sunday School Girls
Mrs Clyde Courtright entertained the Cutting Junior girls Sunday School class Wednesday evening from 7 to 9 at her home. Seven girls attended the Easter party with book work singing and games. Easter themed decorations and favors were chocolate eggs with yellow candy chickens. Refreshments included jelly drops wafers and Kool Aid.
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Clyde Courtright
Sunday School Dinner Held at First Presbyterian Church
A Sunday School class at First Presbyterian Church held a Wednesday night dinner at Rev. and Mrs. Paul Beater’s West Park Place home. Fifteen members attended and the class, led by Mrs. Bauer, presented a gift to Miss Patricia Hurlbut who is to be married tomorrow.
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First Presbyterian Church
Paul Beater
West Park Place
Bauer
Patricia Hurlbut
Lutheran Ladies Aid Met With Slides From Konnarock
The April session of St. Paul's Lutheran Church Ladies Aid and Missionary Society met Wednesday afternoon with hostess committee members. Rev. E A Ortner showed slides of the Konnarock Virginia school and medical center, and articles and school supplies were collected for shipment. The Erie Conference meeting was announced for April 23 at Zion Lutheran Church in Erie. The next meeting is set for May 12 with new committees and program by Mrs Ortner. Bank offering boxes to be collected then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid and Missionary Society of
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Charles Anderson
Albert Lynn
R. C. Anderson
Konnarock
E. A. Ortner
Ortner
Burr
Erie
Zion ‘Lutheran Church
John R. ‘Bast
A. A. Merker
William Gumbleton
C. E. Lindberg
Walter Windah
Birthday Club Meets at Mrs Blanchard Home
The Birthday Club gathered at Spring Street home of Mrs Claude Blanchard last evening to honor Mrs Elmer Sharer and Mrs Warren Ross. Hostess served sandwiches cake sherbet and coffee to 12 members. Next meeting set for May 20 at Mrs Russell's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birthday Club
Claude Blanchard
Spring Street
Elmer Sharer
Warren Ross
Russell Briggs
Surprise birthday party honors Frank Kerstetter
Miss Beverly Berstorff hosted a surprise party at her Raymond Avenue home last evening for Frank Kerstetter turning 16. About 16 friends attended with games television and prizes. refreshments included sandwiches ice cream cake and cold drinks. several gifts were given to the guest of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kerstetter
Beverly Berstorff
Raymond Avenue
Women Of The Moose Hold Session At North Center Street
The Women of the Moose met at the lodge rooms on North Center street with Mrs. Alfred Cone presiding. Balloting on new candidates occurred and initiations will occur at the next meeting. Members qualified for the Academy of Friendship degree to be awarded May 2 in Harrisburg. They were invited to the Loyal Order of Moose officers installation Thursday at 8 15 PM. Three new coffee pitchers were donated by Mrs. Bertha Darwin from library funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
North Center Street
Alfred Cone
Academy of Friendship
Harrsburg
WOTM
Officers of the Loyal Order of Moose
Bertha Darwin
Miss Annette Curtis Wins Essay Contest
Warren County Pomona Grange lecturer William M. Brooks announced Miss Annette Curtis of Columbus as county winner of the 1954 58 nationwide essay contest sponsored by the National Grange and the American Plant Food Council on Building Fertility to Cut Farm Costs. Her essay advances to state level for prizes up to 500 250 and 200 dollars with further rounds yielding 100 dollars for sixth place and 50 25 at state level. Curtis will receive a 15 cent county award at the May 6 session in Corydon. second place goes to Clarence Benedict of Youngsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Brooks
Warren County
Pomona Grange
Annette Curtis
Carleton Curtis
R. D
Columbus
National Grange
American Plant Food Council
Curtis
Grange
Spokane
Wash
Corydon
Clarence Benedict
Youngaville
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REX Theatre
Gene Evans
Kathleen Hughes
Ae Bevon
Warner Bros
Ars of America
United Artists
Topp
Cor~ Memorial Hospital
Joseph Furst
East Smith Treet
Larry McCann
Centerville
Corry Memorial Hospital
William Prine
Tuffy
Corner of
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Washington Ste
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Haw Baby Helen
Tois Ladies Lingerii
Nelly Don
Vogue
F. C. Chapin
Toniult
Bobbi
Richard Hadnot
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