Washington Study Circle Met Tuesday
The Washington School PTA Study Circle met Tuesday evening on the topic Griirha Up To Muster. Mrs Donald Diviele of Marion street hosted. presided by Mrs Robert G Thwmell secretary. Members enjoyed potato salad hot rolls rel bi coffee and tet. Date and place to be announced later.
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Washington School
PTA
Donald Diviele
Marion Street
Robert G. Thwmell
Tiréle
Na- Hohl PD
Dingle
Henry Hicks
Bridge Club Honors Mrs Bracken and Members Celebrate
Mrs O W Bracken hosted a contract bridge club meeting with entertainment by Mra and W Feld. The group enjoyed a six o clock dinner and celebrated Bracken's birthday. Mrs Rb King received an award for card play. Mrs J Hubert Heer will host later in Wright Street.
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Bridge Club
O. W. Bracken
W. Feld
Weal
Smithaltep
Union City Woman to Wed Thomas Maloney Jr
Mr and Mrs Leon Dugan of Union City announce the engagement of their daughter Justine Dugan to Thomas Maloney Jr son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Maloney of 210 Matt Street. They plan to marry this summer with Justine a Union City High School graduate employed in the Standard Chair Company office and Thomas a Corry Senior High School graduate employed at Brie Resistor Corp.
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Union City
Thomas Maloney
Leon Dugaw
Justine
Matt Street
Dugan
Maloney
Union City High School
Standard Chair Company
Mulaney
Corry
He Brie Resistor Corp
Brownie Troop 120 Party At Washington School
Brownie Troop No. 120 held a party yesterday afternoon from 4 to 5 30 o clock at Washington School. Mrs Clifford McCloskey directed games and will serve as leader. Musical chairs vocal selections and other games were enjoyed. The troop will be reorganized soon with retiring leaders Mrs Allan Has brouck and Mrs Edward Over. Ice cream soft drinks and favors were candy cups.
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Washington School
Clifford McCloskey
Allan Hasbrouck
Edward Over
Birthday Party For Mrs Willard Warner in Waterford
Mrs Willard Warner of Waterford was feted at a birthday party Tuesday evening hosted by Mrs Roy Hoag of BB D 2. Twenty three guests enjoyed a meal of brine and 300, with awards won by Mr Hoag Kenneth Hoag Fred Warner and Mrs Clarence Boyd of Waterford. Two decorated birthday cakes adorned the table as the hostess served potato salad baked beans sandwiches pickles cake and ice cream. Kenneth Hoag presented moving pictures including comedies and westerns. Mrs Warner received many gifts. Guests came from Mil Village Waterford Tyron City and Corry.
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Willard Warner
Water‘ford
Roy Hoag
BB. D. 2
Mr. Hoag
Kenneth Hoag
Fred Warner
Clarence Boyd
Waterford
Warner
Miil Village
Tylon Cliy
Corry
S E W 4 H Club Elects Officers In May Meeting
The SEW 4 H Girls Club met Tuesday at leader Mrs. Howard Hammond's home with ten members. Miss Joanne Clabbats chaired the session and officers were elected: Mary Eilen Lee president Pauline Dinde strom vice president Patri scin Lindsey secretary and treasurer Charlotte Trisculy gang leader Clabbatur news reporter Carol Stulig game Treader The next meeting is set for May 1 at Concord Community Center There will be a district officers meeting in Erie on May lef at the Knox building.
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Se.w
Howard Hammond
Joanne Clabbats
Githers
Mins Mary Eilen Lee
Pauline Dindestrom
Patriscin Lindsey
Charlotte Trisculy
Clabbatur
Carol Stulig
Were
Erie
Knox Billidine
Celebrations and notices from Erie area in 1950s society page
Erie residents mark 30th wedding anniversary for Mabel and Al Merker on Wright Street. Local youths perform on TV show Birthday Party. Betty Dodd joins Swing Out Festival court and plans summer work at a children’s camp. Mrs Edith Davis and others engage in industry and camp roles. several weddings, moves, and visits noted among residents, with community club events and hospitality plans described.
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Mabel
al Merker
Poetry Society Final Year Meeting And Dinner
The Poetry Society held its final meeting of the year with an annual dinner at Miss Lena Cohen’s North Center Street home. Ruth Bennett Glady Ellsworth and several others attended the 7 o’clock event. Officers Ira Miller president Helen Spencer vice president and C W Jones secretary were installed. Cohen Jones and Jesse K Newton will head the program committee for the ensuing year and meetings resume in October.
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Poetry Society
Ruth Bennett
Glady Ellsworth
Robert A. Ort
Grace Fenniman
Joseph R. Clair
Lena Cohen
North Center Street
Ira Miler
Helen, Spencer
C. W Jones
Miss Cohen
Jones
Jesse K Newton
Mrs Thomas Danaher Honored Last Evening EP
Mrs Danaher of Mercersburg visiting with her sister Mrs James Lewis was honored last evening when Mrs George Orcutt hosted a gathering at her East Frederick Street home. Eleven guests attended the society evening with refreshments served and a hostess gift presented to Mrs Danaher. Out of town guests included Mrs Lawrence Hammond of North East and Mrs Harold Dindergreen of Wellesley Hills Massachusetts.
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Jean Marie
Mary Andrea Marlowe
Conneaut
W. J. Gumbleton
Liberty Street
Harold Marlowe
Kurt Leeds
Judith Bye
East Frederick Street
New York City
Basinleas
Mary Lou Haight
Erie
Earl Haight
East Bond Street
Phillip J. Moore
Joel
Andrew
Margaret Louise
Glenside
Moore
Arthur Miller
al Holton
Norman Horfax
Francis Menulty
Pittsburgh
William G. Fitzelbbens
Steven
Elvin Eshelman
Arthur McCray
Lovells
North East
Maurice McCray
Joe Cohen
North Center Street
Oi City
James Lewis
James
Michael
East Bund Street
Thomas Danawher
Mertersburg
Moyning
Daughers
Lewis
Soits Will
Philadelphia
Penn
Harold Cragg
West Smith Street
Aero Supply Stockholders
Lomas Danaher
Mercersburg
George Orcutt
East Frederick Sreet
Danaher
Lawrence Hammond
Harold ‘Dindergreen
Wellesley Hills
Mass
Rite and reception planned at church for Oberman daughter
Rev. George Kerrehner will perform the rite with a church reception in the parlors after the ceremony. Miss Maxene Oberman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Oberman of East Congress Street, has been given a Pontiac Ivory convertible to her parents. She will graduate this June from Corry Senior High School and plans to study journalism in a McFall term at the University of Miami, Coral Gables, Florida. Kenneth Weld marked his second birthday, also the eighth wedding anniversary of his parents, Mr. Kad Mos. Brownie Troop No 1 of Cory Junior Elementary planted a catalpa tree, accompanied by Mrs. V. Phillips, in the Girl Scout Circle at Mead Park after school.
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Maxene Oberman
Aaron Oberman
East Congress Street
Corry Senior High School
University of Miami
John Weis
Franklin Street
Cory
V. £. Phillips
Mead Park
Mrs Ralph Carroll Heads Concord PTA Meeting
Mrs Ralph Carroll heads Concord PTA for the 1950 51 year at last evening’s session in the Concord School attended by 35 members President Mrs Delmar Tumdepn presided with guidance from Mrs Stanley Nichols and Mrs Cavall piano Miss Mary Anderson gave devotions and poems Others named officers include Mrs Gerald Grover vice president Mrs Len Howlett secretary Mrs Harvey Boveland treasurer and Mrs Phares Bailey scholarship chair The program featured Good Community Health talk and musical solos with an installation dinner scheduled May 29 at the school
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Avis Nanyu Jeanins
Concord School
PTA
Delmar Tumdepn
Gyawp
Stanley Nichols
Cavall Af
Mary Anderson
Alo
James Sullivan
Frank Anthony
Chicago
Gerald Grover
Len Howlett
Harvey Boveland
Phares Bailey
Bailey
Howlett
Jolly Eight Club Meet at Mrs Brown Home
Ye Joly Eight Club met at Mrs Marjorie Brown’s East Main home Tuesday afternoon with seven members and guest Mrs Charles Newman present. Isabell Johnson received birthday cards and gifts. Mrs Newman and Mrs J B Clark won awards as games were played. A salad course with coffee was served by the hostess.
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Jolly Eight Club
Brown
Charles Newman
Marjorie Brown
East Main Sire
Isabell Johnson
Newman
J. B. Clark
Clark
April Red Cross Board Session Held in Corry
The Corry City Chapter of the American Red Cross held its April board meeting at headquarters. Seven directors attended as budget details for 1940-41 were adopted. Volunteers noted 1481 people aided via the blood bank. 100 gift boxes for children overseas were filled by the Junior Red Cross under Miss Ethel McCray. A Marshall letter urged ongoing volunteer work in peacetime. locals seek volunteer assistants.
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Red Cross
Corry City
Amerian Red Cross
Frayer
Chattman Rey
Dosejih R. Clair
Ing Budger
Harley Johnson
Social Welfare Wides
Ethel McCray
George C. Marshall
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Tndigne State Teachers College
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Erie County Council of
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Pennsylvaniia Congress of Parents and Teachers
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National Congress of Parents and Teachers
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Mercer County Counncil
Leland A. Johnston
This City
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Williatt & Laughlin
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