Women of the Moose report on meeting and plans
The Women of the Moose held a regular meeting with Mrs. Peter Glavis presiding. Reports covered the Academy of Friendship card party, the Stanley merchandise project, and approval to sell nylon purses for WOTM funds. Invitations were issued to the Corry group for a Jamestown WOTM meeting on April 29. A rummage sale is set for April 26-28 in the former Moose Club rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
Peter Glavis
Clarence Kheh
Academy of Friendship Committee
Treasury
Trisl
Stanley Merchandise
Dorothy Estes
L. C. Nichols
WOTM
Corry
Academy of Friendship
Jamestown Wotm
Julia Zepka
Alfred Cone
Moose Club
Center Street
Merle Brown
Conelway PTA Sees Strong Turnout At Second Meeting
The Conelway School PTA held its second meeting with high attendance. President Mrs Robert McCray announced officers would continue, dues for 1956 57 year payable, and plans for a May 15 pound auction. A Wheelock School donated picture was won by Mrs Walter Fields and Mrs East Webb, shared by two classes. Dr George Gould spoke on dental care. A girl scout program and supervised delivery service discussed. a girl lunch was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conelway Pta
Conelway School Parent Teacher Association
Robert McCray
PTA
Wwnard
Wheelock School
Mra
Walter Fields
Youn
East Webb
George Gould
Walter Krupa
Communion Breakfast at St Thomas Church This Sunday
Corry Council Knights of Columbus No 425 will attend the 8 15 oclock Mass and receive Communion at St Thomas Church. A Communion breakfast honoring past grand knights will be served by St Edward's School. Rev Jean Paul Gelinds will be principal speaker. Committee: John Tucel chair Raymond Bacholmer Donald Bachomer John Jutz James O'Brien William Jankowski Fred Housman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Council No
Knights of Columbus
St. ‘Thomas’ Church
St. Edward's School
Jean-Paul Gelinds
T. L
MG. C
Gannon College
Erie
John Tucel
Raymond Bacholmer
Donald Bachomer
John Jutz
James O'Brien
William Jankowski
Fred Housman
Hospital Auxiliary Bake Sale Planned for Tomorrow
The Corry Memorial Hospital Ladies Auxiliary announces a bake sale tomorrow at 9 a.m. at Sears store on Notth Center Street. Mrs. Charles Thompson chairs with Miss Mary Higgins as cochairman. a full assortment of home baked goods will be offered. Public invitation extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Memorial Hospital
Rep Kearns Given Primary Endorsement
The Erie Dispatch endorses Carroll in the Republican nomination and backs Rep. Kearns for renomination to the 24th District. It lauds his seniority and efforts on Erie harbor funding, federal building and a federal judgeship push, while noting party loyalty and patronage support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rep
Kearns
Erle Vispaten
Carroll
Congress
Washington
House
Senate
Erie Dispatch
Erie
Peninsula Park
Keio Harbor
Air
Kearny
Pennsylvania
Lawrence Beas
Erie Pispateh Tong
Mercer
Sharon
Crawford County
Potomac
Dinteiot
Carroll DL
White Blakeslee Marriage Announced in Corry Area
Mrs. Mabel Blakeslee of R D Corry and Freamond White of 32 Essex Street wed on Wednesday April 18 at 8 30 PM in the Evangelical United Brethren Church parsonage. The bride wore powder blue lace and rhinestone accessories. A small D I and friends dinner followed at the bride’s son Howard Blakeslee’s home. The couple left for a western wedding trip and will reside R D 1 Corry upon return. Mr White works for Corry Jamestown Mig Corp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Blakeslee
Ernest Chelton
Carl Chelton
Glenn Chelton
Dan Blakeslee
Homer McCray
White
Clyde Moore
Stephen Howard
Indiana
R. D. 1. Corry
Corry-Jamestown Mig. Corp
Wheelock Community Aid Meets at Mrs Krasa Home
Wheelock Community Aid held a gathering yesterday at Mrs John Krasa’s home with Mrs Merle Patterson assisting. Mrs Charles Kennedy led the business session and Mrs Leonard Edwards conducted the devotional period. Mrs Jennie Danks reported on a Union City meeting about household insect control. Members planned Homemakers Day at Knox Hall in Erle on May Ast and worked on cancer dressings with prayers offered at the close. The date for the next aid meeting in May will be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheelock Community Aid
John Krasa
Merle Patterson
Charles Kennedy
Leonard Edwards
Jennie Danks
Union City
Knox Hall
Erle
Mrs Harold Cragg Honored By CGG Club From Sixth Ave Hosts
Mrs Donald Hall hosted the CGQ Club on Sixth Avenue with guests Mrs Leo Mulderick and Mrs Edward Kinley. Two tables of contract bridge were played and prizes went to Mrs Harold Cragg Mrs Milton Van Dresar and Mrs Donald Nantes. The group celebrated Mrs Cragg s birthday with a cake ice cream and coffee. Refreshments featured a forsythia bouquet and lighted tapers. Mrs Donald Nantes hosted the last meeting with guests Mrs Edward Kinley and Mrs John Mooney. In two weeks the club will meet with Mrs Leo Mulderick as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Cragg
CGG
Donald Hall
Sixth Avenue
CGQ Club
Leo Mulderick
Edward Kinley
Milton van Dresar
Donald Nantes
Spencer Ladies Aid Holds All Day Session at Rininger Home
Mrs Walter Rininger hosted the Spencer Ladies Aid at her R D 3 home for an all day session. Dinner at noon fed 23 members and their families. President Mrs Ralph Bailey opened with scripture and prayer, followed by Mrs Omar Crowell. A social period preceded adjournment to meet May 17 at a yet to be announced location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Rininger
Spencer Aid
Spencer Ladies Aid
R.D
Ralph Bailey
Omar Crowell
Bride-Elect Ann Bacha Feted By Erie Office Girls
Twenty Ray mond Mfg. Co. office girls hosted a dinner for bride-elect Ann Bacha who will wed Keith Orn on April 28. The 6 p.m. event at the Little Bit of Sweden in Erie included a brass desk lamp gift and a movie outing in Erie afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Bacha
Raymond Mfg. Co
Keith Orn
Little Bit of
Sweden
Erie
Robert Jewell Honored At Farewell Supper Party
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd hosted a buffet supper at their RD 3 home Wednesday honoring Robert Jewell who is leaving Meerdink's House of Furniture. Guests included store employees their husbands and wives with gifts presented to Jewell from the Meerdink family and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Jewell
Mrs. Lloyd
Meerdink
Albert
Masty
Harry Fairchild
Jewell
Merdink
Fellowship Meeting At Lutheran Church Described
The Fellowship of St Pauls Lutheran Church met in the church social room with 19 members. Mrs Ross Bailey led devotions and Mrs George Rumbaugh presided in Mr Rumbaughs absence. Prizes were won by Mrs Rich Grimm and Rev Elmer Ortner. dessert Beebee Entertains served. District Convention host committee included the J J Andrews Post and the Women’s Relief Corps No 49. Corry Grange Hall on Park Street hosted. About 60 women from Corry North East Erie Meadville Linesville Reynoldsville attended. District officers were elected in the forenoon session. a noon meal was served by the Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge. The afternoon resumed with Corry Corps No 49 in charge. prizes for oldest and youngest WRC members were given and the session closed with God Be With You Till We Meet Again. Next Cory Corps meeting set for May 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church
Fellowship
St Paul's Lutheran Church
Ross Bailey
George Rumbaugh
Rumbaugh
Rich
Grimm
Elmer Ortner
J J. Andrews
Narcy Yenchnie
Women's Relief Corps No
Corry
Park Street
North East
Erie
Meadville
Linesville
Reynoldsville
Ditiher
Lady Franklin Rebekah
Corry Corps No. 49
K. D. Brown
Clifford Dundon
WRC
Cory Corps
Pre Nuptial Party Honors Maxine McMillan At Dinner
Mrs Mary H Whaley of Spartansburg hosted a Wednesday evening shower for Miss Maxine McMillan of Wattsbury who will wed Daniel Grabowski of North East on May 18. The Aero Supply Mfq Co workers attended a dinner at The Don with a cake centerpiece and shower gifts for the bride to be.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary H Whaley
R. D
Spartansburg
Maxine McMillan
Wattsbury
Daniel Grabowski
North East
Don
Miss McMillan
Aero Supply Mfq Co, Inc
Knox Circle meets at Raymond Avenue home
The Knox Circle of the Presbyterian Women's Association held its April meeting at the Raymond Avenue home of Mrs. Morgan Beverly yesterday afternoon with Mrs. Florence Amy assisting. Eleven members and one guest attended at 1 30, devotions on Paul's letter to the Ephesians were given by Mrs. Hileman, and a short business session followed led by cochairman Mrs. John Sheehan. The group was reminded of their rummage sale at the church today and tomorrow and of the Spring Presbyterial meeting in Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan Beverly
Knox Circle
Presbyterian Women's Association
Raymond Avenue
Florence Amy
J. Harold Patterson
Paul
James Hileman
John Sheehan
Cochairman
Erie
Study Circle To Meet At Tun nell Home May Seventeenth
Mr. Howard Taggart program chairman aided by Mrs. J L Lenton continues study of the Indian American. On May 17 the circle will meet at the home of Mrs. Robert Tunnell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Taggart
J L. Lenton
Robert Tunnell
Birthday Club Meets With Mrs Wm Johnson
Mrs. William Johnson hosted the Birthday Club last evening. fourteen members attended. The birthdays of Mrs. Elmer Sharer and Mrs. Warren Ross were celebrated with gifts from the club. A social evening and a dessert lunch followed. The next meeting is set for May 17 at Mrs. Claude Blanchard’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Johnson
William Johnson
Elmer Sharer
Warren Ross
Claude Blanchard
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Ane Society
Charles Dodd
Leslie Dodd
Pennsylvania State University
Cecil Hewitt
Nancy
Judy Hewitt
Robert Hewitt
Woodstown
N. J
Marie Zafiropulos
Donald Hewitt
Leslie Kelly
Allie Mackies
Ralph Perkins
Corryites
College Choir Collegiate Players
Edinboro State Teachers College
Kelly
James
Japan
James Shaver
Connie
Euclid Street
Washington, D. C
Barbara Shaver
Anna E. Judge
Pasadena
Calif
Hugh DeLury
North Second Avenue
Hospital Auxiliary
Joe
All-Way Electric CO
Corry, Pa
Grice Jewelers Corner
Washington Streets
Firestone Supreme Electric Range
Barney’s Firestone
South Center Street
Loblaws
Miller's Sweet
Hamburg
Ee Dig
Zins
FBI & Sat
The
United Aints
Beedad
Bandlicial Coronnt Co
Epil
Tricot
Shadow
Oltre
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