Gray Ladies Honored By Hospital Board At Dinner
The hospital board honored 20 members of the second class of Gray Ladies at a seven o clock chicken dinner in the Hotel Corry main dining room. Speeches by D Armour Filstrum Sidney Elston and Superintendent Edgar Alexander praised Red Cross volunteers and noted the delay in hospital construction due to rising costs. Gifts were presented to the three Gray Ladies with the most hours served, while various local residents attended showers and social events in Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
D. Armour Fillistrom
Sidney B. Elston
Edgar Alexander
Hillstrom
American Red Cross
Alexander
Elston
Jerome F. Needham
Needham
Eleanor Wink
Post Office Employees Picnic at Mead Park
Last evening the Corry Post Office staff held a picnic at Mead Park for sixteen attendees at 6 30. Hosts were Ray Wolford Frank Schrader and Albert Cartburg. The evening featured cards games and visiting with this being the second picnic of the summer by the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Mead Park
Ray Wolford
Frank Schrader
Albert Cartburg
Stitch And Chatter Club Hosts Hill Top Guests
Stitch And Chatter Club entertained Hill Top Sewing Club at Mead Park on a Saturday afternoon. More than twenty attendees including children enjoyed a one o clock dinner and social games. Special guest Mrs. Victor Ellsart attended with Hill Top members. Next meeting set with Mrs Frank Gates on September 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gates
R. D
Harbor Half Community Picnic At Lades Ald Rooms
Harbor Half community held its annual picnic on August 20 at the Lades Ald Rooms. About 8g people attended for a bountiful dinner, games, and contests followed by ice cream and cake. Committees included Miss Dorothy Chelton, Miss Marilyn Bailey, Arthur Lindstrom, Vern Chelton, Mrs Arthur Lindstrom, Mrs Glenn Bailey, and Mr Edgar Miller. Families from this city, Spartansburg, and surrounding communities joined the pleasant afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harbor Half
Lades’ Ald
Dorothy Chelton
Marilyn Bailey
Arthur Lindstrom
Vern Chelton
Glenn Bailey
Edgar Miller
Spartansburg
Picnic Supper At Niel McKay Home
Carnation Milk Company workers and families were hosted at Neil McKay’s Spring Creek home for a Wednesday evening picnic. A large tureen supper was served on the lawn at six. Park Baldwin, a former local plant employee now with Carnation in Jefferson, Wis, attended as guest of honor during his vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnation Milk Company
Neil McKay
Spring Creek
Park Baldwin
Defferson
Wis
Mr. Baldwin
Sperker Ladies Aid Plans Election Meeting
Fifteen members and guests of the Sperker Community Ladies Aid Society met with Mrs Lyle Merry. Mrs Carl Follom, president, led the business meeting and plans were made for the September 16 election of annual officers to be held with Mrs Harley Thompson. The group worked on quilting and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sperker Community Ladies’ Aid Society
Lyle Merry
Carl Fullom
Harley Thompson
June 20th Wedding Announced for Jean Maé Baker Kinney
Mr and Mrs Lee Baker announce the marriage of their daughter Jean Maé to Ralph Kinney son of Mr and Mrs Del Kinney of this city. The couple were married on June 20 at Erie. They will reside at 2436 West Washington Street in this city. Additional Society on page two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bilbh Chiricllizio
Pat Perry
Thomas Vavessa
Warren
Theresa Scalise
Morrow
Thomas Ressler
James Myers
Lena Harrington
Canton
G. A. Antal
Alvina Antal
Meadville
Frans Burkhart
Grand Street
New York City
L. A. Rossin
Elaine
Franklin Street
Conneaut Lake
Columbus
HB. Wood
Ruth
East South Street
Manasquan
N. Jy
Harold Wood
Ben Starr
Maple Avenue
Milwaukee
Wis
Katherine Abbey
Ruth Ellen Abbey
Albert Lindstrom
Jamestown
Lindstrom
Joseph Cheltom
R. D
Corry
B.J. Wright
South Center Street
Harry Kelly
Graze Kelly
Ralph Dodds and Sons
Carthage
N. Y
L. J. Kelly
Minnie Perkins
Erie
James Fl. Delaney
A.V. Cochran
Nell Farrington
Evenne
Ma Thiessen
Ernest Snyder
Snyder
Margaret Snyder
Port Trevorton
Pan
Sam Halley
North Center Street
W. W. Waterhouse
Arthur J. Martin
Percy Corbin
Lawrence Thomas
Robert Lewis
S. Wallace
Erie County
Take Shore Country Lab
Waterhouse
Mortis Chapin
Isabelle Hoskins
Richard
Pittsburgh
John Rastetter
Eric
Robert Rastéter
South Street
William Beduze
Chicago
Laura Beduse
Allison Gifford
Lawrence Rayner
C. E. Lindberg
the Loyal Order, of Moose
Loneda Stevens
Margaret
Morgentown
Siater
Henry Keppel
Gail Lyone
II Clymer
Howard Rhebergen
Pindley
William Duevik
Ena Marie Anderson
Meg
Camilla. Anderson
Raymond Louis Gates
Arthur Garber
Grand Valley
Wilmer Helfer
Christian and Missionary
Lenn‘Thomas
McDonald
Thomas Sane
Lawrence Anderson
Aiser
Skinner
Opal Triscuit
Leo Theys
Beaverdale
Triscuit
Talleta Jon
Carrie Phile Wen
Nancy Lew Avie Son
Wu bin Hower
Menuf
Menuf Sweuipenes Breyard Rims
Ervon
Gite Lett
Niagara Falls
Canada
Gates
Ineal
Sea's Drugs
Youngeville High School
Tyro
HTO
Mr. Garber
Mitusville
Meadvilis
Torpedo
Rustell
Arbuckie Daniel
Town
New Jersey
Minerva
Lee Baker
Jean Maé
Ralph Kinney
del Kinney
West
Washington Street
Mrs F M Raymond Hosts Luncheon for Spring Corp Directors
Mrs F M Raymond of East Smith Street hosted an afternoon luncheon at one o'clock for the wives of the Associated Spring Corp directors. The directors are in the city for a board meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Raymond
East Smith Street
Associated Spring Corp
W R C No 49 Holds Pleasant Birthday Meeting
The W R C No 49 met at TO. O. Ball with 25 members and guests. A birthday cake was served for Margaret Pailkenburs as songs honored her. Committee members included Marjorie Long Pearl Morton and Mabel Hulfast. A two o'clock bus session prepared rims for the Salvation Army sale today and tomorrow. Proceeds aid the corps. Reports on the Cleveland convention were given by Mabel Brown Fae Wynn Rosa Westley and Iva Hill. The meeting closed with flag burning and the next gathering set for September 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TO. O
Hoon
Margaret Pailkenburs
Marjorie Long
Pearl Morton
Mabel Hulfast
Venrd
Rim
Salvation Army
Mabel Brown
Fae Wynn
Rosa Westley
Iva Hill
Cleveland
Elgin Cemetery Auxiliary Holds Important Session
Members of the Elgin Cemetery Auxiliary met last evening at Mead Park for a 6 o'clock picnic before a business meeting at Mrs. Theodore McCray home. Treasurer elected Mrs. Howard Ladd and secretary Mrs. McCray. Reprisals of 79.00 from the rummage sale of August 13 and 18.25 from an early August ice cream social were reported for cemetery upkeep. A bake sale in Union City on September 15 and the September 15 meeting with Mrs. Frank Palmer were planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin Cemetery
Mead Park
Theodore McCray
Fred Palmer
Howard Ladd
McCray
Union City
Prank Palmer
Rehoboth Sunday School Class Picnic at Mead Park
Rehoboth Sunday School Class of the Evangelical United Brethren Church held an evening picnic at Mead Park for a tarrean dinner. A bountiful repast was served around 3 o’clock. Mr and Mrs Clifford Dady and Mr and Mrs Vernon Welch attended. Mrs Glenn Huties led the evening’s committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rehoboth
Mead Park
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Clifford Dady
Vernon Welch
Glenn Huties
Women Of The Moose Bake Sale Tomorrow
Members of Wenner of the Mookie Moose Lodge held a business session with five new members voted in and to be initiated September 4. Final bake sale plans were made for tomorrow morning at Mabel Shonpe with Tessie Mi sons as chair. proceeds benefit charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilberta Gates
Moose Ludee
Irene Morgan
Mabel Shonpe
Tessie Misons
Cwners
Masait
Nie Whimer
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Rex
Thorney Harrison
Enka
En Yi
Seile Rovell
Ay Morgan Tom Drake Ma Taylor
Yrae Club
Ella M. Anderson
Raymond Gates
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Abe
Fina
Helen
Stitch and Chatter Club
Niel McKay
Sperker
Additional Society
Airs
Keith Raymond
Able Corry Hospital
Trornina
Women of the Moose
Origa
Eisen
Aig
Aye Og
Ceca
Phillips
Rambler
Fis
GSA Din
For
Commonwealth
Jason A. Grimes
East Main
Powell Motor CO
Cortley Rayon
Tony
Cortley
Lanston’s
South Center St
Diol
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