Girl Scout Troop 38 Heads to Hawthorne Ridge Camp
Friday afternoon 28 Girl Scouts from Troop No 38 left for Hawthorne Ridge camp near Girard for a weekend trip. Leader Miss Adelé McCray and unit leaders Mrs Stanley Curl and Mrs Wilford LaPaz accompanied, with Miss Roberta Morey of Erie joining. Planned activities include swimming hikes and singing. Some will sleep in sleeping bags while others bunk in tents. return expected Sunday afternoon.
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Girl Scout Troop No
Hawthorne Ridge
Girard
Adelé McCray
Stanley Curl
Wilford LaPaz
Roberta Morey
Erie
Burch Family Holds 45th Annual Reunion at Mead Park
The 45th Burch family reunion gathered at Mead Park with about eight relatives and friends attending. Hosts Mr and Mrs Harry Sollen and Mr and Mrs William Dupont oversaw a 1:30 PM picnic dinner followed by a business session. Officers elected: George Wood president, Harry Sellen vice president, Mrs Lawrence Meehan secretary and treasurer. The afternoon featured baseball, bingo and visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burch
Mead Park
Harry Sollen
William Dupont
George Wood
Harry Sellen
Lawrence Meehan
Trevourer
Mentor Club program outlines year of global topics
The Mentor Club resumes activities for 22 members with a study plan on Our Friends and Neighbors of the Western Hemisphere. October to April programs cover The Maritime Provinces in Canada Alaska Mexico and Central America plus the Andean and Caribbean regions. Notable hostesses include Mrs. George Boyd Mrs. Jessie K Newton Mrs. Ralph Blakeslee Mrs. Gilbert Boyd and Mrs. B J Tobias. Several members and guests travel for visits and local events, including trips to Cleveland Harrisburg Titusville and Toronto Fair.
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Western Hemisphere
George Boyd
Jessie K. Newton
South Center Street
Maritime Provinces
Canada
Ralph Blakeslee
Spartansburg
Gilbert
Boyd
West Park Place
Harley Johnson
North Center Street
Alaska
E. C. Barnes
Lillian Barnes
Mexico
Wright Street
Ralph J. Fogle
D. A. Hillstrom
Central America
West Indies
J. 8. Patterson
South America
PB. Sullivan
West Pleasant Street
Shilo
Brasil
Uruguay
Paraguay
Edwin ¥. Schneider
Mead Avenue
Ecusdor
Belivia
Peru
Coumbia
Venezuela
Trinidad
Guianas
William Gumbleton
West Trving Street
Blakeslee
Louise Williams
B. J. Tobias
V. F. W. Annual Stag Picnic Tomorrow
The Archie W. Thompson V. F. W. Post No. 264 holds its annual stag picnic at Sek Erak's Grove on East Columbus Avenue. About 400 to 500 members are invited. events start with a breakfast of bacon, ham and eggs, followed by a moon roast beef feast and other dishes. Transportation departs 8 a.m. to noon from the V. F. W. Home on West Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie W. Thompson
V.F. W. Homie
West Washington Street
Friendly Circle Plans Tureen Supper At Town Hall
The Friendly Circle of the Clutting Sunday School met at Mrs. Fred Wallace's home. Devotions used the first Psalm, with singing led by Mrs. Laurence Redding and a prayer by Mrs. Harold Gort. Bible games earned awards for several members and refreshments were served by Mrs. Wallace and her daughters. The next meeting will be a tureen supper at the town hall with member families invited.
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Cutting Sunday School
Fred Wallace
Harold Bemis
Laurence Redding
Jesus
Harold Gort
Arthur Wallace
Noeman Nellis, Jr
Frank Hulett
Gordon Shampoe
Marion Way
Miller and McCray families welcome daughters at Corry Hospital
A daughter was born this morning at Corry Hospital to Mr and Mrs Ed gar Miller of BD 1 and another daughter to Mr and Mrs Henry McCray of BD. The births add to two local households as the families announce the new arrivals.
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Corry Hospital
Edgar Miller
B.D. 1
Henry McCray
Local residents take weekend visits to family and relatives
Several Findley Lake residents announce weekend or recent visits. P P Pain travels to Philadelphia for a weekend visit. Mrs. B J Gonsalo and son Joe return home after a two month stay with Ada Burke in Philadelphia. Others plan trips to Titusville, Batavia, Sherman, Findley Take, Meadville, and Conewango for family gatherings and weddings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Pain
Philadelphia
J. Gonsalo
Joe
Ada Burke
Mirs
Dani McCray
Henry Pedensky
Mary Jane
Titusville Unis
Frances Allyn
Batavia
James Allyn
Park Street
Lona Rajer
Sherman
Milford Taylor
Lake Street
David Huberts
B.D
New York City
Hough
Tor College
Betty McEldowney
Helen Damomere
Camp
Luncheon at Spring Creek Home Friday
A luncheon bridge was hosted at the Spring Creek home of Mrs. Walter Maxwell with A. Jackson of Auntleston W Va assisted by her daughters Dorothy and Sally Jackson. A delicious luncheon served at 1 o clock followed by bridge with awards to Mrs. George Warner Mrs. Frank Kefferlin and Mrs. Maxwell. Several guests attended and plans were noted to travel to Allgood NJ next week.
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Aera
A. Jackson
Auntleston
W- Va
Dorothy
Sally Jackson
Walter Maxwell
Spring Creek
George Warner
Frank Kefferlin
Mexwell
Glen Donaldsor
Leslie Donaldson
Paul Kafferlin
Chandler Mason
Harold Eddy
Harry Johnson
Gerald Whaley
Wsther Brijnddage
Jackson
Allgood
Season Ends Sunday At Chautauqua Institution
The 76th annual session at Chautauqua Institution ends this weekend with programs featuring Hugh Thompson as guest soloist and world premiere of Song For A Cracked Voice by Wendel Diehl. Religion director Alfred E. Rahdel will speak at 10:30 a m, organ recital at 3, and a series of services including Hymn Festival at 8. Local residents and guests from Corry plan departures after the closing events. Visitations include Edward Dyer family and others traveling to Washington Ky and Buffalo before returning to Falls Church Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua
Shautiauqua Institution
Mattrom
Corry
Hugh ‘Thompson
Strauss
Vaughn Williams
Wendel Diehel I
Alfred E. Rahdell
Department of Religion
Lienstitution
Hall of Philosophy
Hhe
Harrison Potter
Benefit Bingo Planned By Daughters Of America
C D A to hold a benefit bingo party at St Edward's gym Sept 7 at 8 p.m. proceeds fund Juvenile Medical needs. Special meeting at Mrs Jerome Needham's home approved the plan with Holy Name Society St Elizabeth's Guild and PTA assisting. Needham chairs, cochair Lawrence Anderson, and George Taylor also named along with other committee members.
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Libby
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Buffalo
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Ol City
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Laura Dodd
Delaware Water Gap
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Grove Street
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