Bekah Lodge Installs Officers Across Regional Rebekah Lodges
The Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge No. 140 held an 8 PM installation with 75 in attendance. District deputy Mrs Nell Lewis led the ceremony at I O O F Hall, installing noble grand Mrs Florence Tros Te and officers including Ruth How left support, Ora Loge and Maude Gere among others, with lodges Laura, Luella, Fern and more represented from Erie Findley, Lakewood, North East, Union City, Buffalo, Clymer and Jamestown areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bekah Lodge
Franklin Rebekah Offge
Ence Hauerstein
Noble Grand
Rebekah
Laura and
Luella
Erie
Fern Lodge
Findleyke
Lady of the Lake
Akewood
Evy Lodge
North East
Vera Lodge
Union City
Cold
aVstin Mapes
Irene Jepler
Maudegere
Wlis Aver
Mabel Beall
Edith Garter
Ada Courtney Hosts 500 Club Meeting and Prizes
Ada Courtney of East Wayne Street entertained the 500 Club with Present Mrs George Wood Mrs Cecil Young and Mrs Ida Morton. Prizes went to Mrs Almond Peterson first Mrs Young second and Mrs Wood third. Refreshments included macaroni salad Ritz crackers cheese fruit jello whipped cream tea and coffee. The next meeting will be at Mrs James Houselett Delaware Street on Tuesday May 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Courtney
Wayne Street
George Wood
Cecil Young
Ida Morton
Almond Peterson
Young
Wood
James’ Houselett
Delaware Street
Navy men sail Missouri to Arlington for Turkish envoy burial
Details recount sailors Tom Jansen and Burton Jourdét aboard the USS Missouri as it carries the late Turkish ambassador’s body from New York to Arlington Cemetery after his 1944 Washington death. The ship passed the Strait of Gibraltar and reached the Dardanelles earlier this month. a news reel at Rex Theatre noted limited recognition of the crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Jansen
Phim.I-c
Burton Jourdét
Missouri
United States
Washington
Arlington Cemetery
New York Harbor
Strait of Gibraltar
Dardanelle
Rex
Rotary Club hosts Roy Phinney speaking on Civic Work
Corry Rotary Club met at the Hotel Corry with 30 members and Tony Marino attending. Past District Governor Roy Phinney discussed Rotary's national and international role, club growth, and postwar reorganization of clubs in war areas. An April ward nominating committee will form and officer elections occur in May. Plans include royal club delegates attending the district conference at Blippery Rock on May 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary
Roy Phinney
Kenmore
Rotary Club
Corry
Rotary ‘Club
Hotel
Phinney
Rotary Organization
Rotary 45
United States
Royal Club
Blippery Rock
Tony Marino
Contract Club Meets at Mrs Walter Auer Home
Mrs Walter Auer of East Smith street hosted seven members and one guest Mrs W A Redmond at her contract bridge club. Two tables played with Mrs H Holden winning the prize. Mrs Olin Bracken received a birthday gift. Apr Joi is set as next meeting host by Mrs Edward Feldt of West Smith Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Contract Club
Walter Auer
East Smith Street
W. A. Redmond
Contract Bridge Club
H. Holden
Olin. Bracken
Miss Elder Hostess Leads Bobby Soxers Meeting in Corry
Miss Elder hosted the Bobby Soxers group at Miss Virginia Rider's Columbus home. Miss Eldred was elected president with Carel Mae Cochran as hos president and Marilyn Denton as secretary treasurer. A camping trip to Canadohia Lake was planned. April meeting set for the 30th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AME Dies Ors Gb
Virginia Rider
Columbus
Bobby Lou Dielksen
Canadohia Lake
Gulvers
Mise Eldred
Carel Mae. Cochran
Hos
Marilyn Denton
Grace Middleton
North Center Street
Beaverdam 4-H Group Met This Week
Beaverdam 4-H Agricultural Club met at George Mulvin Jr. of Beaverdam on Monday evening with nine members and two guests Mrs Ivan Miller local leader and L H Bull county agent present. President Mulvin presided and Bull showed a film on DT work in Beaver County. Light refreshments were served. Next meeting set at Miss Jeanniene Swan home for April 39 with home beautification lectures to follow. guests welcome. The Gits 4-H Club to meet Moygoth with Miss Joanne Miler as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mulvin, Jr
Beaverdam
Ivan Miller
L. H. Bull
Mulvin
Bull
Beaver County
Jeanniene Swan
Moygoth
Joanne Miler
Engagement of Local Young Man Revealed
Mr and Mrs Donald Stewart of Pittsburgh announce the engagement of Miss Margaret Anderson to Darwin F Wolcott son of Mr and Mrs Floyd Wolcott of 316 East Main Street Miss Anderson works at the Stock Exchange in Pittsburgh Wolcott is a Corry Senior High School graduate class of 1943 and was discharged from the Army in March after more than two and a half years service He is now employed at the Raymond Mfg Company The wedding will take place in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Stewart
Pittsburgh
Margaret Anderson
Darwin F. Wolcott
Floyd Wolcott
East Main Street
Miss Anderson
The
Stock Exchange
Mr Wolcott
Corry
Raymond Mfg. Cumpany
Mrs Glenn Davis Hosts Amici Sewing Circle Meeting
The Amici Sewing Circle at United Brethren Church met with 21 members present under Mrs Ivaitr Down ey in charge of devotions. Mrs Glenn Hanes and Mr Robert Davis led the refreshment committee serving cookies tea and coffee. The next meeting is set for Mrs Wilbur Sorenson's home on East Main Street Tuesday May ith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Davis
Amici
United Brethren Church
Rowe
Ivaitr Downey
Glenn Hanes
Robert Davis
Indies
Wilbur Sorenson
East Main Street
Meadville and Corry Hospital Births Reported
A son born to Mr and Mrs Job Horhick of Meadville at Corry Hospital last evening. The infant’s grandparents are Mr and Mrs Harry Blonk of this city. A daughter born this morning at Corry Hospital to Mr and Mrs Albert Ross of West Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gill Hoffmen
Lawrence Park
Albert Mann
North Mast
Corry
Walter McElroy
Dauester
Roberta
North Center Street
Norman Mitchell
West Washington Street
Ethelyr Robbins
Bear Lake
Erie
Job Horhick
Meadville
Corry Hospital
Allel
Harry Blonk
This City
Bor
Albert Ross
Aid West
Knights Templar Hold Dinner Meeting in Musette Temple
Knights Templar Clarence Commandery held a business meeting yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock at the Musette Temple. Members attended the session and discussed organizational matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights Templar
Clarence Commandery
Musettie Temple
Dinner hosted for ladies and gentlemen attendees
Mrs. Wallace Young Mrs. Glen Breadnas Mrs. Charles Davisen Mrs. Richard Ross bacher Mrs. Bruce Ellsworth Mrs. Ward Bliley and Mrs. John Rickars served a delicious dinner to eighty attendees. Easter color decorations set a festive tone. After dinner the ladies enjoyed a social evening while the men held a business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Young
Glen Breadnas
Charles Davisen
Richard Rossbacher
Bruce Ellsworth
Ward Bliley
John Rickars
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His
Rochester
BrdoKs
Il Featuratte
Baby
Loblaws
California
Florida
Washington Plt
Washington School
Fternoon
Helen Johnson
Clifford Austin
Philip Zalzneck
Madne
Jaine Rossin
Sen
Shirley Ben
Arvid Ostrum Neth
Beverly Rausther
Paul
Fiee
AMC
Waikiki
Homer Berkhaus
Din- Beach
Johnson
Wa Ls
Kane
Ottaway
Wheeler
Carroll
Mary Theresa
Dominic Falcone
Palone
Richard Gates
Jamestown Business College
Erie Playhouse
Noel Coward
Hunter LeSueur
College Women’s Club
Jeannette Clark
George Kinley
Doris
Bids Hillstrom
Mary Higgin
Dll
Gould Street
Burton Smock
Erding
Germany
Army of Occupation
Columbus Lake
George Vauness
Hornell
Mmude
Yanness
Joanne Marton
Ajax Tron
Tommy Benim
Jack Berrys
3. T. Pullers
Bill Durham
Pearl Harbor
Navy
Gymiag Slim
Roger Curle
Tan Pleas
William Martin
Pletans St St. ‘Thomas
East Irving Street
Charleston
Gene Parsons
Iniliana State Teachers College
Frank Parsons
Fast
Gangress Street
Katherine Splesman
D. A. Hillstrong
A Willams
Harveys
Ralph Vandernitt
Myrtle Harvey
Florence Young
Chicago
Richard Hurlbub
Welcht Street
I Gieseee
Brynolfson
Kiatal
Carol
New York City
Paul A. Brynolfson
Tuesiliy
Dial
City Cab Company
Bour Gervion
Miss Elder
Bobby Soxers
Ree Sahl
Egypt
Beaverdam 4-H
Frank C
CHAEN
Ao Torn
Debonaine
le Savoy
Radiant Lines
Zuckermans
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