Napa visitors honored at Columbus open house
A Napa California party Mir and mid Pulvghe and son Harold of Napa were honored at an open house in Columbus by former's parents Mr and Mrs Rt B Pringle. They will stay a month visiting parents and sister Mel Paul Crool and her family of the city. Eighty persons attended the event held Sunday afternoon. Out of town guests came from Erie Corry Tidivute James town Panama and Union City.
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California
Mir
Pulvghe
Harold
Napa
Calif
Rt B Pringle
Columbus
Mel
Paul Crool
Wheelock 4-H Club Meeting Reported
The Wheelock 4-H Club met Monday afternoon at Barbara Ross’s home in B.D. 4. Mary Lou Green, president, led the session as Norma Green read last meeting’s minutes and Kathleen Borstarr collected dues. The group enjoyed a home prepared dinner. The next meeting is scheduled for August 24 at the Green home with mothers invited.
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Wheelock
Wheelock 4
Barbara Ross
B.D
Mary Lou Green
Charlotte Prever
Stein
Norma Green
Kathleen Borstarr
Green
Weidner Family Reunion at Reaves Corners Home
The Subuminal reunion of the Weidner family was held at Mr aunt Mrs Harry Fitch home at Reaves Corners on Simday. About 15 members attended the bosutird miner and business arésion. Officers elected: Ross president, Dal ton Woeliier vice president, and Mrs Bertha Darwin secretary. The 1954 reunion planned for beyond Sunday in August with Mr and Mrs Jol Wester of Spiur Hisbure as hosts.
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Weidner
Harry Fitch
Reaves Corners
Simday
Bosutird
Ross
Dalton Woeliier
Bertha Darwin
Irene
Jol Wester
Spiur
Ganoe Family Reunion Held At Cook Forest
Butler Pittsparsh Sheritan Jamestown Pittsfield and Cony attended the Canoe family reunion on Sunday at Cook Forest. About 45 relatives were present for a bountiful dinner and outdoor events. Mrs Gerald Hoyt was elected president and Lou Yonkers of Butler secretary treasurer. The group planned to meet again on the second Sunday in August.
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Cook Forest
Butler
Pittsparsh
Sheritan
Jamestown
Pittsfield
Cony
Cook Faves
Gerald Hoyt
al le
Lou Yonkers
Wedding Plans Announced For Miss Joan Ross and Leo Mather
Society notes detail the engagement and elaborate wedding plans for Miss Joan Ross of Brie and Leo Fuchard Mather of Corry. The bride’s maid of honor is Ruth Ross, with bridesmaids and a flower girl named, while ushers include Canfield, Silvis, and Townsend. The ceremony will be at the Christians and Missionary Alliance Church in Corry with Rev. Low officiating. The article also covers local social visits and community notices from Corry and nearby towns.
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Joan Mne Ross
Brie
T Ross
Ramon 'T. Ross
Frie
Leo Fuchard Mather
Roy Mather
Souti
Contr Street
Tolock
Ruth Ross
Wnor
Helen Eckely
Eris
Pall Mather
Corry
Mabel Cooper
Bear Lake
Barbary Legal
Douglas W. Mather
Iheaver
Mather
Paul
Sem Canfield
Eula Silvis
Elwyn. Townsend
Boston
N.Y
Roland ‘Trivett
Akron
Gerald Stillwell
Buffalo
Christians and Missionary Alliance Church
J. Emersah Low
Arthur Gross
Lawrence Park
Pundnates
Mr. Mather
The
Missionary Training Institute
Nynek, N.Y
Shower Honors Mrs Jack Arnink at Wayne Street Home
A party was given last evening for Mrs Jack Arnink previously Mrs Rebecca Williams. Fifteen friends attended at the Shurer home on Wayne Street and offered wedding gifts. A dessert of salad, punch, and cake was served. guests received corsage favors and prizes were awarded to Miss Patricia Tint and Miss Sylvia Gassett.
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Jack Arnink
Helen Shigrer
Shirley Miller
Jack Apnittk
Rebecca Willams
Shurer
Wayne Street
Patricia Tint
Sylvia Gassett
Corsige
Friendly Birthday Club Met At Mead Park
The Friendly Birthday Club gathered at Mead Park last evening with twelve members and four guests. Each lady received a purse of money and a beer dinner preceded bingo where prizes were awarded. Attendees included Katherine Plath Eleanor Parker Clare Parker and Mrs Ray Robbins. Hostesses were Mrs Harold Gale and Miss Mary Morrison. Mrs G B Mallory of Union City will host the next meeting on September 5.
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Te. Ans
Ho Melntyre
Iitor
Friendly Birthday Club
Mead Park
Katherine Plath
Eleanor and
Clare Parker
This City
Ray Robbins
Erie
Harold Gale
Mary Morrison
G. B. Mallory
Union City
Stork Shower Honors Mes Clarence Savko in Columbus
Mrs Mark Savko of Columbus hosted a stork shower Sunday evening for Mes Clarence Savko, with about 30 relatives and friends in attendance. Prizes went to multiple guests, refreshments included sandwiches salad relishes ice cream shower cake and coffee, gifts presented to Mes Savko. Mrs John Borsa of Erie attended as an out of town guest.
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Columbus
Clarence Savko
Mark Savko
Brnen
George Beardsley
Willis Stroup
George Kuzma
Walter Borsa
Michael Savko
Mary Kostyal
George Sav
Mrs. Gibbs Hosts Jolly Eight Club Evening
Mrs. O. E. Gibbs entertained members of the Jolly Eight Club at her home on Bond Street. The group played 500 with Mrs. Ralph Gates and Mrs. Isabelle Johnson as winners. A social afternoon followed with refreshments. They will meet again in two weeks with Mrs. Marjorie Brown of West Pleasant Street.
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Good Friends Club
Martin McGraw
Shermen Street
Ea Munh
Carlyle Fiet
Wanter Pier
Tech
Klemon Niel Wk
Homer Taylor
O. E. Gibbs
Jolly Eight Club
East
Bondstreet
Ralph Gates
Isabelle Johnson
Marjorie Brown
West Pleant Street
Steel Age Club Family Party at Mead Park
The Steel Age Foremen's Club at Corry Jamestown Mfg Cory held a tureen dinner for members and families at Mead Park with 80 attendees. Robert Sprague chaired the event. Horseshoes and mushball featured Howard Fluteelin Tigers versus Paul Stroup's Dodgers, ending in a tie.
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Steel Age Club
Mead Park
Steel Age Foremen’s
Corry-Jamestown Mfg
Cory
Robert Sprague
Howard Fluteelin
Trippey Marne Wedding At Sherman
Announcement of the marriage of Edna Mae Mone to Paul Trippey on August 2 at Sherman Community Church. Bride is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Marne. groom son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Trippey. Ceremony featured white fall baskets, dented candelabra, organ music. attendants included Miss Wulfred Swanson and Russell Tippey. Bride a Sherman Centre School graduate employed in Sherman. groom a Wellfield native and deputy sheriff of Chautauqua County.
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Trippey-Marne
Sherman
Edna Mae Mone
Paul
Trippey
Aufus
Percy Marne
Trank Trippey
Wellfield
Russell Rathcock
Fea Xages
Lily of the Valley
Wulfred Swanson
Ur Pride
Russell Tippey
Biotesroom
Sherman Centre School
Sherman Dino
Weitheld High School
New York
Bufeala
Chantaisua
Women Moose Bowlers Elect New Officers At Meeting
A Moose Lodge session last evening reorganized the Women Moose Bowlers League. Officers elected include Mrs H W Morris as president, Mrs Wayne Evans as vice president, Mrs George Maloney as secretary, Henry Davis Jr as treasurer, and Mrs Marie Landers as sergeant at arms.
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Mull Hegency Wea Ene Ale Dies Moose League
Lodge
Roocis
H.W. Morris
Wayne Evans
George Maloney
S. Henry Davis Jr
Marie Landers
Social Security Aide Delivers Talk to Rotary Club
Mortis Levy of Erie spoke for the Rotary Club meeting yesterday on Social Security Administration functions and their impact on workers and the self employed. He answered questions and showed slides. A projector was managed by A O Burgess. Plans were announced for next Tuesday’s family picture night at Mead Park. An evening city meeting at Corny Country Club on August 26 was announced. Forty members attended at the Hotel Corry, with guests Glen Mead of Philadelphia Donald Gold of Ellwood City and Dr R W Fertoli of Wellesley Mass.
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Social Security
Rotary Club
Mortis Levy
Erie
Social Security Administration
Levy
Paul Hensley
A. O. Burgess
Mead Park
Corny Country Club
Hotel Corry
Glen ©. Mead
Philadelphia
Roterson
Donald Gold
Ellwood City
R. W. Fertoli
Wellesley
Mass
Miss Doris Fardink Bridal Shower Honors Union City Bride
Miss Doris Fardink, soon to wed George A. Michael of Union City on August 18, was honored at a bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Clayton Damcott of Clymer. About 12 guests attended, enjoying visiting, games, and prizes. Gifts were revealed via a clock cue during intervals. A salad and dessert lune was served. Damcott was assisted by Mrs. Claude Dougherty and Miss Ann Lchus. Dues of injuries Pittsburgh A Dravesburg youth died today in McKeesport Hospital from injuries in a Lincoln Highway crash. Anthony Nemeti, 18, died of a head injury.
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Clymer
Doris Fardink
George A. Michael
Union City
Clayton Damcott
Fardink
Mars
Damnout
Claude Dougherty
Ann, Lchus
Pittsburgh
Dravesburg
McKeesport
Lincoln Highway
Anthony Nemeti
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