Guild Of Craftsmen To Meet Wednesday Next
Erie Chapter of the Pennsylvania Guild of Craftsmen meets at the Erie Public Library at 8 o clock to open a month long public exhibit. Guests include rug maker John Fontaine and a vote on exhibits will occur. Also plans for a Mount Gretna trip in August are discussed and a bus may be chartered. M S Cobbett travels to Avon Mass due to his father’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fontaine
Villa Maria
Erie
Mount Gretna
Tater Dale
Stork Shower Honors Mrs Williams At McCray Home
Ralph Williams of RD 2 Clymer honored at a Spring Creek area stork shower hosted by Mrs Miles McCray and Mrs Wallace Sickler on East Main Street. Seventeen attendees from Jamestown Spring Creek and nearby towns shared tuna salad hot rolls cupcakes and coffee. Several out of town guests arrived for the weekend visit and local residents traveled for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Williams
RD. 2
Clymer
Spring Creek
Miles McCray
East Main Street
Wallace Sickler
McCray
Sickler
Williams
Carl Johnson
Jamestown
DeForest Way
Harold Mafieson
Marian Ma—ieson
Women's Civic Club Plans Mead Park Wishing Well
At a Meadville meeting held at 107 East South Street the Women's Civic Club discussed planting shrubbery at Memory Lane Mead Park and advancing plans for a wishing well. Chairwoman Bert Welden was named to lead, with Glenn McKinney’s plan approved. Members will gather stones with scout troops and bring quilt blocks to the May 26 meeting for participation in Mead Park events including the July 4th celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Civic Club
Mead Park
Women's Civic Club
Louis B. Bears
East South Street
Bert’ Welden
Glenn McKinney
V. B. Phillips
Welden
Chib
Marjorie Brown
East Main Street
Reed
Brown
Sears
Houghtling
Miss Lois Fredell Weds Karl Sorenson in Dunkirk Ceremony
Miss Lois Marie Fredell daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Fredell and Karl E Sorenson son of Mrs BE St Clair were married in a Dunkirk double ring ceremony at the parsonage. Rev Scott officiated. The bride wore navy crepe with pink rosebud corsage. The groom’s party included Lester Stonefoote and the reception will be at Bea's Restaurant. The couple will honeymoon at Niagara Falls and Canada and reside at 19 1/2 Spring Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Marie Fredell
Carl Fredell
Seneca Street
Karl E. Sorenson
BE. St. Clair
Dunkirk
Scott
Presbyterian Church
Lester Stonefoote
Leona
N.Y
Sorenson
Niagara Falls
Canada
Spring Street
Bea's
Corry
I Merchandising
Raymond Mfg. Company
Jamestown High School
Ajax Tron
Newborns Reported at Local Hospitals
A series of birth notices list a daughter born to Mrs. David Curtis of Columbiey at W C A Hospital in Jamestown, another daughter born to Mp and Mrs. Elmer Hullman of BD 4th at Corry Hospital, and a third daughter born to Mr. and Mrs William Mekhay of 384 North Center Street at Corry Hospital. Alan, born to Mr. and Mrs Graham Campbell of Buffalo on April 1, adds to the city’s list, with the newborn being a great grandson of Mrs. James Mackres of Franklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Curtis
Columbiey
A Jamestown
Corry Hospital
Elmer Hullman
B.D
William Mekhay
North Center Street
Alan
Graham Campbell
Buffalo
James Mackres
Franklin Siree
Spring Concert Of A Cappella Choir At Curry High
The eighth annual Spring concert of the A Cappella Choir at Curry Senior High School will be held on Thursday and Friday evenings May 4 and 5 in the school auditorium. The Girls Chorus will perform as well. Conducted by H. Lynn Rice with Miss Heerlein as accompanist, the program features sacred, epic, and secular selections by the large choir. Proceeds fund their concert tour. The 21 member Girls Chorus also performs with officers and a large roster of chorus members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Cappela
Curry Senior High School
Lynn Rice
Cioro
Mit Heerletz
Lish
Grop
Heerlein
Trvin Sherwood
Ann Harmon
Wiliam Chir Shiie
Cherie Sweet
Judith Bender
Roger Ottaway
Sher ‘Yood
Maxene Oberman
Janice Dicham
Miss Bender
Dixie Phillips
Miss Sweet
Marie Hannia
Coletty McClintock
Janice Johnston
Ang Hermon
James Daniels
Roland Proctor
James Kelly
Roger Otta- Way
Chiricuein
Sher
Mary Helen Curtis
Juicille Beck
Dixie Nichols
Patricia Fleming
Delores Aquilino
Lbrarians
Nouin Albaugh
Dorathy
Ana Brides
Jim Comilyn Collee Reign
Florence Chatein
Janey Durham
Muth Geile
Beeau'u Gemape Marie Harun
Pholls Kile
Cleo Inge
Barbara Joseph
Bachaws Kavala
Dine Annedati
Davai Aledunkiny Howes Mitchell
Guzelia McClintock Maen
Dbernion
Marveau
Betty Canfield
Betis Glauk
Butte Clase
Arne Chihvaskie
Viggiala Fay Gretinay
Dernihy Genvey
Hauinnid
Ajit Auta
Talilee Duke Ston Lares Knapp
Disio
Blips
Brantee Pierce
Doyce Bumsan
Maptiut Beeble
Dolores
Ross
di Thompson
Allo David “Apps
Lylly
Hanes
Bamelys Jamet Wames
Ray" Merrifiey
McElroy
Dougray
Spouldine
Cupras
Archie Akar
Geo Hapley
Bradle Baker
Lvon Cole
Williagy Culenan
Witany Chiriucio
Pant Clarks
Dela Diapeick
Dae Dunling
Cinco Janes Kelly
Lawtwice
Maller
Patrick Miller
Jussell Merrion
Basiee
Mee
Grow
Dnek Rolstee
Sor Mighacelu
Anal
Wedding at Sma Hearn Memorial Presbyterian Church Erie
Miss Patricia Babbitt and William D. Laughlin married this afternoon at 2 o clock at the Sma Hearn Memorial Presbyterian Church in Erie with a reception in Use church parlors. Miss Edythe Buller of Rochester, New York, visiting her parents on weekend at 212 Concord Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minn L. ‘Terry
Con‘cord Street
Patricia Babbitt
William DB Laughlin
Sma Hearn Memorial Presbyterian Church
Erie
Edythe Buller
Treny
Mrs Paul Blakeslee Heads Moffatt P T A
Mrs Paul Blakeslee was elected president of the Moffatt School PTA at Friday’s monthly meeting. Retiring president Mrs M Baldwin presided as officers for 1960-61 were Mrs Rupert Morris vice president Mr Baldwin secretary and Mrs Charles Akam treasurer. Plans discussed included repairing chairs on the playground swings and storing the children’s slide during the summer. Refreshments were served after the meeting and the next PTA gathering is slated for May 26 with installation of officers scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Blakeslee
Moffatt School
PATA
PTA
M. ©. Baldwin
Rupert Morris
Baldwin
Charles Akam
Townsend Club Met At L T Tiffany Home During April Meeting
Townsend Club met at L Tiffany home on South Center street Friday evening. Mrs Glenn Stiles of Youngsville spoke as deputy state organizer in absence of A of Williamsport, discussing candidates and naming Judge Charles Soult Willigins of Lycoming for governor. A fund was started for the Parade of States convention in Denver May 29 to June 3. George Royce won the evening prize. refreshments followed and the group adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend Club
L. R. Tiffany
L ‘Tiffany
South Center Street
Sion
Tiffany
Glenn Stiles
Youngsville
Williamspott
Wis Wables
Stiles
Erit
Charles Soult Willigins
Lycoming County
Washington
Denver
Dune
L. L. Brooks
Blanche Keleher
Delores Hosier
George Royce
Surprise Party For Miss Mary Ellen Bell at 418 East Synth
A surprise birthday event for Miss Mary Ellen Bell was held Friday evening at 418 East Synth Street. Guests attended and visited, with candlesticks, salad and dessert served, and a two tier birthday cake as the centerpiece. Miss Bell received many gifts as friends gathered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Bell
East Synth Street
Miss Bell
Card Party Plans Advance for May 18 Event
Arrangements are well advanced for a Cary party to be held Thursday evening May 18 at the I C OF Hall, hosted by Corry Gi Chapter No 11, Order of the Pastors. Mrs Howard Ross chaired the Spring flower themed setup at her Raymond Avenue home. E S members, including Mrs Delbert Robinson and others, assist with coordinating prizes and committee tasks. Mrs Robert Fleming is general chairman with Mrs Robinson as co chair. Mrs T S Kelsey named Mrs W A Libby co chair for the prize committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E
1.C
Hall
Corry Gi
Epons
Howard Ross
Raymond Avenue
Delbert Robinson
Clair Lihencdell
Claude G Blanchard
Lawrence Thomas
W. Bruce Ellaworth
Robert Fleming
Robinson
T. 8
Kelsey
Ww. A. Libya
Party plans and committee for card tables and refreshments
Mrs Thomas and Mrs Wilmear Wassinka head the card tables and refreshments committee with Mrs Sam Skim man in charge. Ellsworth named chairman of the candy venture. Richart H. Rossbacher chairs refreshments assisted by Bert Williams C T Rainesale and Tracy W Whitehead. Reservations for the charity party with contract and auction bridge 500 and canasta are to be made with Mrs Lloyd Stowe by May 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Wilmear Wassinka
Ming
Sam Skimman
Ellsworth
Richart H. Rossbacher
Bert Williams
C. T. Rainesale
Tracy’ W. Whitehead
Lloyd Stowe
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Jon Hall
Adele Jergens
Corti
M.S. Cobbett
West South Street
Avon, Mass
Glin Cobbett
TVS
LEED
Page
Inchiley Danor
Cole
Dene
FTA
Artis
Pbs
Quentin McCray
Jack Quentin
State Galleno
Pak McCray
Blof Dahl
East Pleasant Street
John Seistead
Cuyahoga Falls
Walter Seastead
Mseastead
Akron
Arnold Seastead
Craig
Novih Center Street
Raymond Seastead
Jennie Gibas
Floryan Gibas
Robert Faulkner, Jr
Cleveand
Lee Faulkner
Andrew Paulson
Maple Avenue
Faulkner
Robert Faulkner
Cleveland
John Migliaccio
West Main Street
Buna
Offleta
Lewis Hurlbert
James
West Washington Street
Evie
Robert Bowles
Ben
Robert
Rome
Washisgton D.C
Sine
Wamt
George Thompson
Frank
Martin Wil
Florida
New Orleans
Homer Martin
Long Beach
Calif
Chicago
Martin
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Francis Qyer
Warren Conservatory of
Warren
Arning
LeRoy B. Campbell
Edward Dyler
Neof Jobson
Floyd Johnson
Lois Fredell
Helen
Tota
Powell
P.T.A
Mary Ellen Bell Jie
Ibedrhaalre
Japan
Bowers
Emblem Oil Co
N. Center St
W. L. Armitage
Shindledecker’s
South St. AU
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