Concord Club Elects Officers At New Year Meeting
Howard Blakeslee was elected president for the coming year at the Concord Community Club election held at the community house with 50 members present. Lynn McCray became vice president, Edna Wade secretary, and Webb McCray treasurer. Visiting vocal solos by Patricia Brandgren and Betty Low Culver recitations followed by ice cream and cake. The next meeting is September 19 with Mrs. Goodwill and Mrs. Karl Chelton on refreshment duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Club
Howard Blakeslee
Evenue
Concord Community Club
Jesse Goodwill
Lynn McCray
Edna Wade
Webb McCray
Patricia Brandgren
Betty Low Culver
Goodwill
Karl Chelton
Duplicate Bridge Play Held Last Evening
The weekly Duplicate Bridge Tournament at the Comfy Country Club saw North South pair Dr H Harmon and M Cobbett leading with 20 percent. Langdon Rowe and C W Jones were second with 7/ for East West, while Walter H Scott and partner placed third. Wright Ott Jr and Robert Ott Jr led East West with 73 points, Zalmeck and partner were second, next event set for August 22 at the Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cae
Comy Country Club
H. Harmon
M. 5
Cobbett
H. Langdon Rowe
C. W. Jones
Walter H. Scott
Frank Graft
Howard Ross
East
James Wright
Robert Ott, Jr
Philip Zalmeck
Country Club
Mrs Kevin Stewart Honored At Shower
Mrs Kevin Stewart was honored with a shower last evening at the home of Mrs Edmund Zewat sky on Mast South street. Guests included Miss Rita Hand Miss Vera Schoonover Miss Ethel Wy Kol Mrs Hilmear Wassink Mrs Cartie Williams Mrs Roy Reed Mrs Gertrude Decker and Mrs Albert Shaffer. Bingo was enjoyed and the prize winner was Miss Wykoff. Table decorations were pink and blue with a shower cake centerpiece and tapers. Mrs Stewart received many beautiful gifts from her friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kevin Stewart
Edmund Zewatsky
Mast South Street
Rita Hand
Vera Schoonover
Ethel Wy ‘Kol
Hilmear Wassink
Cartie Williams
Roy Reed
Gertrude Decker
Albert Shaffer
Wykoff
Stewart
Social Gatherings and Summer Travel Notices
Notice lists visiting guests and upcoming vacations across North Center Street and nearby areas. Families and individuals plan trips to Canada and Findley Lake, with multiple departures for two week or weekend visits, and relatives traveling from Philadelphia, Wilkes Barre, and Syracuse to join relatives.
Wedding at First Methodist Church in Interlaken
Miss Lois Reesink and James Hoffman wed at First Methodist Church in Corry this morning at 11 30. Rev Vernon Moerdink officiated with only immediate family present. The couple planned a New York City honeymoon and will reside in Pittsburgh where both teach and work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Lois Reesink
James Hoffman
First Methodist
Hey
Vernon J. Moerdink
Reform ‘d
Interlaken
Adriatt G. Reesini
Congress Street
James C- Hoffman
J. Hoffman
Bellevue
Pittsburgh
Ormal Kightlinger
Meadville
Buck Johnston Nuptials At St Thomas Church
Miss Kathryn M Buck and David E Johnston wed in a nuptial low mass at St Thomas Church with Rev John Dimmitt officiating. Relatives and friends attended as the bride wore white chiffon with a bustle back and matching gloves. Bridesmaid Mrs James Anker wore pale blue net and pink rosebuds. After a wedding breakfast at Motel Corry, the couple planned a week in the Pocono Mountains and will reside at 10 Mill Street Morristown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn M. Buck
St. Thomas’ Church
John Dimmitt
Misal
George Buck
Fast South
Abe
David E
Johnston
John
W. Johnston
Mottistown
N. J
James Wharton
Mendelssohn
Stephenous
William Anker
Pittsburgh
David E. Johnston
St. Thomas‘ Church
Bay
Mrs. Anker
Robert Johnston
Dale Morgan
Richard Muckfiauupt
Corry
Mrs. Johnston
Povono Mountains
Mill Street
Morristown
Thiel College
Greenville
Raymond Mig. Company
Marine Corps
Newark, N. J
Vom
Miami
Erie
Meadville
Greenvile
Jamestown
Syracuse
Local residents plan weekend and visiting travel notes
Rev R R Merriman to return home from Butler after Nazarene institute. Delbert Croscut family and Merriman party to return Monday after sessions. Eugene Lillie of Linesville visiting parents in Lamill Lillie RD 8 weekend. Scheppners and Joan of Clearfield arrive for a weekend visit with Paul Phelps. John Scheppner of Erie to arrive tonight. Phelps to return to Rome MD tomorrow. Mrs Sidney Bornstein of Cleveland visiting Hattie Adams and Miss Bess Lamona with relatives. Ruth Au to join parents after visiting J J Lindsley. Joyce Clifford leaves for Pittsburgh to visit Donald Stroup. Lola Hills and Carl Gates depart for Jamestown on business. Vardaman family returns to Chicago. Gail Vardaman stays with grandparents Burr. Glenn Mead of Philadelphia visiting relatives. Jack Miller family to vacation at Cansoht Lake next week. Al Fox Peggy Christensen Allene Burlingame and Heva Burlingame toured Bullsey yesterday to visit George Morton at Buffalo General Hospital. Elizabeth Rogers of Washington DC arrives for vacation with her parents in North Center Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Russell
North Center Street
Thomas Bushell
Donald
Joan Sedgwick
Uniol
N. J
Canadohie Lake
Stephen Regrut
Tar Erie
Regrut
Clarence King
Canada
Toronto Parr
Ruth Lanston
Elizabeth Lanston
Marlon Sullivan
Juanita Stranahan
Findley Lake
Betty Holmes
Wilkes- Barre
Raymond E. Tanner
Eagle Street
Barbara Bettes
Ridgway
Harvey Chapman
Herbert Smith
Lancastey
L. C. Barnes
West Church Street
John H. King
Philadelphia
George Boyd
Jessie Newton
South Center Street
Mr. King
Miss Bettying
George T. Mallick
Norwich
Pegey Ann Lyons
Cattargugus
N. Y
J. B. Dahlstrand
R Lawrence Davison
R. R. Merriman
Butler
Church of the Nazarene Young People's Institute
Delbert Croscut
Russell
Jean Merriman
Eugene Lillie
Linesville
Mer- Till Lillie
A. J. Scheppner
Joan
Clearfield
Aoott
Paul Phelps
West Pleasant Street
John Scheppner
Erie
Phelps
Rome
M. D
Sidney Bornstein
Cleveland
Minmi
Hattiy Adams
Franklin Street
Bess Lamona
Columbus
Robert Galbyenlh
Carlisle
Ruth Au
J. J. Lindsley
Joyce Clifford
Pittsburgh
T Donald Stroup
Lola Hills
Carl Gates
Jamestown
Robert Vardam
Chicago
Mr. Vardaman
Gail
RS. Burr
East Frederick
Glenn, Mead
Mrs. Jr
Lawson Jaquith nuptials at parents home in Wheelock
Miss Ruth D Lawson daughter of Mr and Mrs CGA Lawson of 234 West Frederick street and Harry A Jaquith son of Mr and Mrs Henry Jaquith Sr of Columbus were married this afternoon in a double ring ceremony at the Lawson home. Rev H Ray Harris of the Evangelical Painted Brethren Church officiated before an altar of gladioli and ferns. A reception for 40 followed. The newlyweds plan a week in Canada then reside in Wheelock. Miss Audrey Devine attended as maid of honor and Arthur Neyton was best man. Guests included Misses and local residents from Erie Columbus and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth D. Lawson
Ruth Doris Lawson
CG. A. Lawase
West Prederick Street
Harry A. Jaquith
Henry Jaguith
Golumbus
H. Ray. Harris
Ferns
Audrey Devine
Igh
G. &. Murphy Company
Jaquith
Corry
Navy
Raymond Mig. Company
Carl Howell
Erie
Columbus and
Scinity
Miss Phyllis Merritt Weds In Clymer I Do Ceremony
Miss Phyllis Merritt becomes bride of Andrey Daniel Roush at groom's parents home in Clymer. Rev. Herman Yast and Rev. Leo Frank officiate a double ring ceremony before about 200 guests. Bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Russell Merritt, wore white marquisette with lace inserts and pearls. attendants wore blue net gowns. Reception followed with blue and white decor and a four tier cake. The couple will honeymoon in Canada for a week and reside in Pinchey Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehyllis Dane Merritt
Andrey Daniel Roush
Wirs
Porest Roush
Clymer
Herman Yast
Bethel Tabernacle
Leo Frank
Akron
Russel] Merritt
Second Avenue
John Grden
Katherine Sweet
Rachel Roush
Canada
Pinchey Lake
Roush
Rite
General Electric Company
Erie
Jamestown
Galeton
Pittsfelt
End Corry
Christensen Moyer Marriage Announced at Sugar Grove
Thursday evening at eight o'clock Mrs Verda Moyer of Lottsville and Pete Christensen of Columbus were married at Sugar Grove by Rev Carlton Foss. Attending were Mr and Mrs Robert Pitt of Columbus. The couple will reside in Columbus where Christensen is manager of the Meyerink Milling Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christensen-Moyer
Verda Moyer
Lottsville
Pete Christensen
Columbus
Sugar Grove
Carlton Foss
Robert. Pitt
Corry Couple United At Erie By Local Pastor
The ceremony uniting Mrs. Esther Rote and Gust Dahl took place last evening at the Erie parsonage. Rev P A Galbreath, former Corry pastor and current Wayne Street Methodist Church pastor, officiated. Attendants were Miss Geraldine Rote of Lock Haven and William Dahl of Corry. The couple will reside at 1870 East Main Street after a weeklong trip to Washington, D C, Canada and Niagara Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Erie
P. A. Galbreath
Wayne Street
Esther Rote
Gust Dahl
Geraldine Rote
Lork Haven
William Dahil
Dahl
East Main Street
Washington, D. C
Canada
Niaara Palle
Model Dairy Company Picnic At Canadohta Lake
The Model Dairy Company and families gathered at Canadohta Lake yesterday for a picnic. About fifty people met at four o'clock for boating and swimming and enjoyed a general good time. A bountiful six o'clock dinner was served and the event was reported as a success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Model Dairy Company
Canadohta
Canadohta Lake
Good Samaritan Class Holds Picnic at Marsh Cottage
Thirty members of the Good Samaritan Sunday School Class and their families met at the Chautauqua Summer cottage of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Marsh for a Friday evening picnic supper. They swam, visited, and played volleyball before dark, with the next meeting planned for September 19 at a to be announced location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Samaritan
W. L. Marsh
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Mrs Hoffman
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Hoffimin
Gary
Slippery Rock
Colege
Hamilton
Ross Township
Phi Delta PL
Bellevueigh School
Pennsylvania State
Sollee
Hamilton Junior High School
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Doreis Varnum
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