Past Grand Regents host spring concert and social
The 7 Social a 4 Past Grand Regents of Court Conception No. 25 Catholic Daughters of America hosted a spring recital and social in Corry Area High School. The program featured students and guest soloists with dancing acts and piano numbers. A later banquet in Diemer's Cafeteria honored attendees as purple and yellow decor graced the Knights of Columbus rooms.
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Social
Court Conception No. C.D. of A
Reat
Davie
Abt
Corry Area
Bonnie
Jane Raymond
James Jankowski
Dennis Cone
Dale Brenoel
Kenny Marsh
Cathy Berkhous
Mary Ann Hogenboom
Vicki Rupp
Turkey
Betty Jan- Kowsti
Lynnette Marsh
Gary
Walt
Gary Legters
Kathy Marsh
Rhonda
Connie Hopkins
Court Conception No. 25
Catholic Daughters of America
Diemer
Knights of Columbus
South Center Street
Fuyers
Pastor
Regents
Harold Cragg
Annie Shields
Leo Hoylen
Leo Rhynard
C.T. Anderson
J. F. Needham
James Wharton
Leo Hooks
Mary Murray
Ann Buwess
Florence Bl
Maynie Wood
St. Augusstine
Finnels J. Graves
Leon Doleski
Father Graves
Father Doleski
Nick Marty
Hnd
Terand
Harold Crag
Liv Hooks
Miss Higgins
Jaimes Stiller
Clymer Friendly Circle Holds Monthly Session
The Friendly Circle of the Dut ting Sunday School met at Mrs. Gor ton Shampoe’s Buffalo road home with ten members present. After devotions and a white elephant sale won by Mrs. Myr Cherry and Mrs. Merton Bemis, light lunch was served. The next gathering will be at Mrs. Genevieve fie sntt’s Bemus Point home, date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Stitaman
Myr Cherry
Merton Bemis
Mim Stutzman
Wil-lace
Genevieve Fie
Bemus Point
Bes
Inlor
VEW Ladies Auxiliary Installs New Officers
The VEW Lanes Auxiliary met in the Garden Room of the VW Post home to install officers with Mrs James Koppel, past president, assisting. Guests from North East and Union City attended. Refreshments followed. next session set for May 6.
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VEW Lanes
VW Post
Alfred Conn
North East
Union City
James Koppel
Lee
Secret Sisters Banquet at Colum bus with 25 members
The Secret Sisters of the Spencer group gathered last evening at Prank and Verna’s Restaurant in Columbus for a 6:30 dinner. Mrs Arlie Munsee led devotions as 25 members enjoyed fried chicken, a daffodil centerpiece, and umbrellas mint favors. The event included renaming for the coming year and a slide presentation by Miss Fat Hewit from Seward Alaska. Committee members were Gerald Miller chair Dale Tainan secretary treasurer Earl Bulley Carroll Crowell favors and Stultz Miller entertainment.
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Secret Sisters
Spencer Fathes
Columbus
Arlie Munsee
Birthday Club Meets At Merker Home
The Birthday Club met at the home of Misses Tobi and Hagel Merker in East Frederick Street. Three guests attended and were honored for the birthdays of Mrs. Ehner Plaurer and others. Hostesses served salad rolls homemade pastries tea and coffee. The next meeting will be with Mrs Clyde Blaukcharel on May 28.
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Hday
Merker
Tobi
Hagel Merker
East Frederick’ Street
Hidiex
Viniting Wan
Ehner Plaurer
Wirren Ross
Clyde Blaukcharel
Sprine Street
Mrs Wayne Hopkins Hosts Wheelock Aid Meeting
Mrs Wayne Hopkins of R D 4 hosted the Wheelock Community Aid group at her home for their regular meeting. President Jan Hoard led, devotions by Mrs Frank Harvey on passages from Matthew, games run by Mrs Melvin Edwards, and prize winner Mrs Lelande Crasseut. Afterward, salads and beverages were served. next hostess is Mrs Raymond Root on May 5.
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Wayne Hopkins
R. D
Wheelock Community Aid
Jan Hoard
Prank Harvey
Matthew
Hopkins
Melvin Edwards
Léland Crasseut
Edwards
Raymond Root
Columbus PTA Penny Supper Held at Church Basement
The Columbus Parent-Teacher Association held a penny supper at the Congregational Church basement last evening. Weather hampered attendance and the treasury totaled about $80. Chairmen Mrs D B Tigeart and Mrs Clifford Caster led the arrangement committee.
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Columbus Parent-Teacher Association
Congregational Church
Good Samaritan Class Meets After Services
Eighteen members of the Good Samaritan Class of the First Methodist Church met after revival services. A hive roller skating party was planned for the near future with details to be announced later. Door prizes were awarded to Mel, Walter McCray, Frank Sturgis, and Veo Lindsey. The group played Beat the Clock with prizes, and sandwiches cookies tea and coffee were served.
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Good Samaritan
Mel
Walter McCray
Frank Stirgis
Veo Lindsey
James Wells
Walter Imecray
Earl VanGuilder
Harry Hotchkiss
Church Choir Honors Lynnette Page at Bridal Shower
The Congregational Church of Columbus choir honored member Lynnette Page with a bridal shower after a regular rehearsal. A social hour followed in the dining room as 19 guests shared refreshments and Miss Page received gifts from the group.
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Lynnette Page
The
Congregational Church of Columbus
Miss Page
Plank Road Club Holds Monthly Meeting On Wednesday
The Plank Road Club met Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs Harold Hasbrouck on B C. The president Mrs Jack Fay mond led the business session and Mrs Grover Chelton thanked members for their support during illness. Contests were led by Mrs Philip Wade with prizes to Mrs Lawrence Miller Mrs Mae Raymond and Mrs Arthur Miller. The hostess served a light mind to 17 members one guest Mrs William Daniels of Cory and 10 children. Next meeting date and price to be announced later. PHYSICIST DIES PASADENA Dr Arthur S King 81 retired physicist who pioneered spectroscopy research head of Mt Wilson Observatory lab 1908 1943 died yesterday born in Jerseyville Illinois.
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Plank Road Club
Harold Hasbrouck
B.C
Jack Faymond
Grover Chelton
Philip Wade
Prises
Lawrence Miller
Mae Raymond
Arthur Miller
Wiliam Daniels
Cory
Wade
Gene Hasbrouck
Pasadena
Calif
Arthur S. King
Mt. Wilson Observatory
Jerseyville
Phony Doctor Held In County Jail In Erie County
Union City man Robert Weed, 8%, arrested by Erie County authorities on charges of posing as a physician. He allegedly preyed on residents in Waterford and other areas, using a rotot driving approach to obtain disrobing, with prior morals violations and a commitment to a mental institution last year. Police say more victims may exist and that Weed claimed to be a polio doctor working for the government. State police and Union City officers caution the public about similar impersonations and urge reporting suspicious visits by unlicensed individuals.
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Exe
Erie County
Robert Weed
Union City
Lews Penman
Paul Williams
Weed
Waterford
Penmin
Paul F. Behan
Dallas Barber Johnny Dickson 89 Dies After Hard Life
Dallas barber Johnny Dickson, 89, who once dyed hair for outlaw Frank James, died yesterday. He began barbering in Putis Texas, moved to Dallas in 1887, worked at Bird Cage Bacher Shop, and recalled fist fights and a horse drop in the era near turn of the century.
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Dallas
Johnny Dickson
Frank James
Dickson
Ab Putis
Tex
James
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