Rehoboth U S Class Banquet May 26 Evening
Rehoboth Sunday School Class of the Evangelical United Brethren Church held a host‑evening at 28 members’ home on West Columbus Avenue. Delmar Lundeen served as president with prayer by Mrs. Gerald Bagley. The May 26 banquet will be at Gretchen's Kitchen Jamestown. Cay Lyons chaired, and Tyan Miller showed Europe trip films.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rehoboth U. S
Rean McElroy
West Columbus Avenue
Cay] Lyons
Tyan Miller
Europe
Lyons
Rose
Emmanuel Guild Luncheon Meeting Highlights
The Emmanuel Guild held an after luncheon gathering Thursday at the parish hall at 1 o'clock with seasonal decorations. Mrs. Velmi Moore, president, led a routine business meeting where committee reports were heard. the next session is set for the second Thursday in May at the church.
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Emmanuel Guild
Velmi Moore
Ghilds Pohdueléd
J. R. Clift
Fred Bormas
Elizabeth Roges
Morris Honsieel
Miss Mary Hughes Entertained After Prom
Miss Mary Hughes hosted about 20 friends at her North Center street home after the Junior Senior Prom. A midnight lunch was served in colors yellow and white. Among guests were Miss Berenlee Conner and Within Conner of Groton Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hughes
North Center Street
Berenlee Conner
Conner
Groton
Mass
Legion Auxiliary meets. Mothercraft classes planned
Legion Auxiliary gathered at the American Legion Home on Thursday evening with twelve Friendly Chile members as guests. President Mrs. Richard J. Orn presided, Mrs. Ora Harper reported Mothercraft classes start Friday April 29 at 1 80 at the City Building, six weekly sessions. A letter from Erie Post 1 invited members to an open meeting April 29 at 8 20 pm with Dept President Mrs. D A Krumline and other officers to attend. Transportation calls urged to Miss Eleanor Kavach or Mrs. Orn. Tentative plans to send a local girl to Keystone Girls Camp Harrisburg in summer. May 5 next meeting scheduled. refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wong Wemiers
The
Americas Legion Auxiliary
American Legion
Chile
Richard J. Orn
Ora Harper
Mother Daughter Banquet Planned By W R C
Members of the Women Relief Corps No 49 Anskews Post Auxiliary held a noon tureen dinner at I C O F Hall. April birthdays were celebrated and plans discussed for a May 5 mother and daughter banquet at McCray Community House. A silver tea and flag presentation to Girl Scout Brownie Troop No 173 were announced for April 28, with attendance details given. Guests visiting local families and out of town for events were listed, including wedding plans for Miss Virginia Clabbuts and Norman Swart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Relief Corps
No. 49
J. A. Anskews Post
Grand Army of the Republic
I. C. O. F. Hall
Marjorie Brown
Henry Hill
McCray
Hill
Schdol
Lo.c, PF
Hall
Ninth Annual Prom Party At Jamestown Banquet
The ninth annual prom party sponsored by local churches was held last evening at Gretchen's Kitchen in Jamestown. Fifty five guests attended a basement gathering at the Methodist Church before parading to the Jamestown venue at 9 p.m. The program included a skit by George Bagley and Bob Fish, magic tricks by George Bawley, and a 40 minute film by Don Lundeen. Russell Clark served as master of ceremonies, Mrs. Clark played piano, and singing accompanied the evening. A smorgasbord followed at 11 18 p.m. with prizes drawn for six attendees. Rev. Harsis led devotions, and chaperones included Mr and Mrs GT Bergman, Mr and Mrs Russell Clark, Mr and Mrs Paull Mather, Mr and Mrs Grosby Bush, and Mr and Mrs Keith Henton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Gretchen's Kitchen
George Bagley
Bob Fish
George Bawley
Don Lundeen
James—town
Russell Clark
GT. Bergman
Paull Mather
Grosby Bush
Keith Henton
Shower for Miss Mary Orn Before Her April 30 Wedding
A miscellaneous bridal shower honored Miss Mary Orn who will wed Mark Anderson on Saturday April 30. Hostesses Misses Ann Angeline and Jeanette Baresi entertained at their East Smith Street home with thirty guests, four games, and awards to Mrs Harold Carr Mrs Joseph Larata Mrs Samuel Baresi and Mrs Joseph Baressi. A wedding cake and tapers adorned the table, favors included miniature bride sachets with mints. refreshments followed. Out of town guest Mrs Larain of Melrose Park Illinois attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil Carrier
Danny Carrier
Robert Carrier
Gayle
Hopedale
John Carrier
Dan Carrier
East Main Street
Virginia Clabbuts
Norman Swart
Helen Mathyer
Warren
Joseph Hughes
Jane Butters
Francis Bull
Barbara Bettes
Cassius Elston
Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Detroit Tigers
George Hall
Bay Village
Wayde- Satter- Tee
Salyafion
Army Slotan
A. Batterles
Satterlee
New York
Corry-Jamestown Mfg. Corp
Homme
Ranghild Chapin
Raymond
Avenue
Erie
Washington, D. C
Milton Brown
James Conner
Mary Gill
Berenice Ann
William
Groton
Mass
B. H. Harmon
East
Smith Street
Rasselas Brown
Sciofa Road
Mary Orn
Mark Anderson
Ann
Angeline
Jeanette Baresi
East Smith Street
Harold Carr
Joseph Larata
Samuel Baresi
Joseph Baressi
Solis
Orn
Larain
Melrose Park
Til
Crect
Miss Virginia Clabbatt Honored At Shower
Miss Virginia Clabbatt was honored at a bridal shower in Alexandria VI hosted by Mrs. Roy Swart, Mrs. John Carrier. Twenty five guests attended at the Swart home on R D 2. Winners included Mrs. Jack Man, Miss Clabbatt, Mrs. Irwin Johnson and Mrs. Charles Mullin. Miss Clabbatt received the door prize. Refreshments featured a salad course, rolls, and coffee. Plastic glassware with candies were given as favors.
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Kaper Street
Alexandria
Roy Swart
John Carrier
Merle Tudmain
Virginia Glabbsts
Norman Swart
Swart
Jackman
Clabbats
Trwin Johnson
Charles Mulli
Clabbatz
Glubbaiz
Mrs Clyde Shotzbarger Feted By Church Choir
Emmanuel Episcopal Church choir and families held a life evening dinner at the church undercroft with a farewell lingerie gift for Mrs Clyde Shotzbarger after years of service. About thirty members and guests attended and planned three future dinners, followed by a regular choir rehearsal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remi Yeen
Emmanuel Episcopal Church Choir
Clyde Shotzbarger
Fellowship League Meeting At West Church Street
The Lutheran Fellowship of St. Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church met Thursday evening with 19 members. Rev. Hamy Bowman led a discussion on the church year and building. Plans were made for a May 12 meeting hosted by Mrs. Staples and assistance from several members. An entertainment chairman was named and future dates were set for June at Findley Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fellowship League
Raymond
Micetine
Seastead
Shirley Larson
Jeanne Larson
Findley Lake
Ruth Lunston
Junior-Senior Prom And One Evening Success
Thirsty garden party style prom banquet attended by about 209 students and staff at the Fast Presbyterian Church dining room hosted by the Presbyterian Women. George Bagley presided as toastmaster with welcomes by David Spencer and remarks by H. d. etc.
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Apa
Corry
Ugh
Fast Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Women's Association
Heh School
George Bagley
David Spencer
William Gordon
Banquet and Dance Celebrate School Event Atmosphere
The Gerry School District banquet followed by a dance at Corry Junior High featured Principal Sheen and Miss Betty French with Miss Kathleen Peiffer as accompanist. The event honored seniors with yellow and white decorations, daffodils, and a six-table setup. George Weber's orchestra played a 9 to 1 dance. Students and guests enjoyed a mandolin march, party favors, and birthday songs for Lucian Pranichina and Jack Crawford as attendees traveled to Erie and nearby cities afterwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Sheen
Mira Heerlein
Oberman
George Weber
Enie
Corry Junior High School
June Waterholse
Spencer
Lucian Pranichina
Jack Crawford
Punch O
Erie
Jamestown
Buffalo
Cleveland
Women of the Moose Card Party Planned for May Day
Women of the Moose met at the Lodge rooms to plan a card party on Tuesday May 1 at St Ellenbeths Hall. Prizes for Abduction bridge and 500, refreshments, tickets on sale April 29 from members. No bingo May week. committee meets April 48 with Mrs Bertha Darwin. Thirty two members attended. winners Leona Willis and Mrs Val Den ark. attendance award went to Mrs Mary Finucan. by laws for distress benefit read and accepted. next meeting May 5.
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Women of the Moose
St. Ellenbeth's Hall
Rozent
Harold Jackson
Abduction
Pluyer
Bertha Darwin
eVéliing
Leona Willis
Val Den~ark
Mary Finucan
Wheelock Ladies Meet to Plan County Homemakers Event
The Wheelock Community Aid Society held a noon meeting with fourteen members and guest Mrs Roy Merritt. President Mrs F Lowe Edwards led the session with devotions by Mrs Frank Harvey and a prayer by Miss Barbara Harvey. Plans covered attending the May 3 County Spring homemakers meeting in Erie with Laura Lane as guest speaker. Patrviq Homeland spoke on colored interior decoration. On May 5 Mrs Floyd Dougherty will host the membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ue James
Wheelock Community Aid Society
Morris McIntyre
Roy Merritt
F. Lowe Edwards
Frank Harvey
Barbara Harvey
Summit
Erie
Laura Lane
The
Country Gentleman
Patrviq Homeland
Home Economies
Floyd Dougherty
Miss Nancy Neylon Heads Undercroft Club
Miss Nancy Neylon was elected president of the Undercroft Club of Emmanuel Episcopal Church at the meeting with 24 members present. Doris Lillie became vice president, Audrey Shelton secretary, and Mary Sue Williams treasurer. Rose Marie Davis is the outgoing president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Neylon
Undercroft
Ot Ameers
Emmanuel Spiecopal Church
Thele Weanps
Jay
Doris Lillie
Audrey Shel
Don
Mary Sue Williams
Merril Lillie
Joseph R. Clair
Ramsey Rogers
Rose Marie Davis
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Unie
Ted
Rae
UL Ihe
Superman
Legion Auxiliary
Chevrolet
Thomas Motors of
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Ol Ery
Miss Mary Orn
Virginia Clabbatt
Helen
Wheelock
Chapin
King Cole
Corry Bakery
East Washington St
Dial
Frigidaire Refrigerator
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