Legion Auxiliary Met For Social Club Session
Members of the American Legion Auxiliary met at the Legion Home in a business session with President Miss Eleanor Kovach presiding. Reports covered the Presidents and Secretaries Conference held in Harrisburg on October 23 and 24. The Tri-County Council plans a December 14 meeting at Lawrence Park with reservations due by December 7. A Christmas party with Legion and Anna Anderson Post No. 925 is set for December 17 in the evening, with committee duties listed. An award was presented to Mrs. Stewart Long and refreshments served by several members. The next meeting is scheduled for December 1.
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Legion Auxiliary
The
American, Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
Eleanor Kovach
Mark Anderson
Auxiliary
Harrisburg
Tri-County Council
Lawrence Park
Harry Burton
Legion, Auxiliary
Anna Anderson
Anderson
T. R. Carhart
Amy Skinner
Fred Young
Stewart Long
Young
Carhart
William B. Davies
Local social notes and theater goers report
Miss dean Foster and Miss Phyllis Hoenes attended the Fred Waring program at the Warner Theater Thursday evening. Corry residents Catherine Johnson and others joined the Erie audience for the Waring show. families from Bear Lake and Jamestown were noted at weddings and visits. Neil Lindsey of Groveland arrived Wednesday to visit his parents on Chestnut Street. Mr and Mrs Hunt of South Center Street were in Erie for afternoon business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Foster
Phyllis Hoenes
Fred Waringrogram
Warner Theater
Nicholas
Bear Lake
Lakewood
Emma C. Gates
Roy D. Collins
Collins
Jamestown
Golling
Lawrence ‘Thomas
Robert Lewis
Buffalo
Stutler
Helen Johnson
M8. Reed
William Johnson
Betty Lou Johnson
Fred Waring
Erie
Neil Lindsey
Groveland
Fred Lindsey
Chestnut Street
Robert Hunt
Elsie Diane
South Center Street
Bazaar And Meeting Of WRC No 49 Held At TOOF Hall
Women’s Relief Corps No 49 J J Andrews Post Auxiliary to the Grand Army of the Republic held a bazaar at TOOF Hall from 10 a m to 5 p m with a 2 p m business meeting led by President Mrs Henry Hill. Officers were elected: Hill president Gates senior vice president Pier junior vice president Babco treasurer Stevens chaplain Culver conductor Ball guard and Lillie delegate with Brown as alternate. Christmas party set for December 15 with 50 cent gift exchange. Refreshments served by Marjorie Brown and committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Relief Corps No
J. J. Andrews
Grand Army of the Republic
To.o.f. Hall
Henry Hill
Hill
Ralph Gates
C. A. Pier
John Babco
Robert Stevens
Dan Culver
Henry Ball
Frank Lillie
Marjorie Brown
Mes Berry Honored At Stork Shower
A Wednesday stork shower at the Puller home on Mott Street honored Mrs. Jack Berry with fourteen guests playing canasta and 500. Prizes for 800 went to Mrs. Mary Weicht and Mrs. Shirley Dennis. prizes for canasta went to Mrs. Raymond Bachemer and Mrs. Santo Leone. A baby doll centerpiece, pink and white pompons, and favors accompanied light refreshments. Mrs. Berry received many gifts from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Berry
Thomas Fuller
Harry Hotchlkiss
Puller
Mott, Street
Mary Weicht
Shirley Dennis
Raymond Bachemer
Santo ‘Leone
Christmas Party for Noahs Ark Sunday School Class
The Noahs Ark Sunday School Class of the Evangelical United Brethren Church held a Christmas party last evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Henton on Grove Street. 22 members attended with entertainment by Mr. Henton and Benjamin Randall and gifts exchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah's Ark
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Keith Henton
Grove Street
Gilbert Willias
HW. Ray Harris
Mr. Henton
Benjamin Randall
St Eames
Sciota Aid Plans Holiday Party at Mrs Miller’s Home
Sciota Community Aid Society met yesterday at Mrs Arthur Miller’s home for a noon tureen dinner attended by 18 members and two guests Nellie Ingalls of Elgin and Mrs Michael Signorina. Eight men and seven children joined in afternoon hunting after devotions by Mrs Hoyt Raymond. Vice president Mrs Petey Schuman presided in ill president Mrs Wesley Gray’s absence. Plans were set for a December 15 Christmas party with Mrs Schurman. Jennie Lictus celebrated her birthday with a group birthday song and a special cake by Mrs Homer Kol sie. The ladies finished with sewing.
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Sciota
Wesley Gray
Schurman
Jennie Lictus
Homer Kol
Wheelock Community Aid All Day Session Recap
Wheelock Community Aid Society held an all day meeting at Mrs. Howard VanTassel’s home. Mrs. Nedia Hamilton from Erie spoke on home economics, with Harold Dougherty as secretary conducting the business session. A Christmas party is planned with President Mrs. F Lowe Edwards on December 15 at 8 p.m. Gift exchanges valued at 29 cents were noted.
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Wheelock Community Aid Society
Howard VanTassel
R. D
Nedia Hamilton
Shome Economics
Erie
Harold Dougherty
F. Lowe Edwards
Christmas Activities Planned by Catholic Daughters Group
Jerome F. Necusun presided at a Court QGonception No. 36 meeting. Mrs. Leo Hoylen elected trustee to complete the term of Mrs. Frances Ross who moved away. Members collected groceries for needy families and planned a bake sale for December 4 at Stewart Hat Shop. A Christmas party and ham dinner were scheduled for December 19 in D of A rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome F. Necusun
Catholic Daughters of America
Leo Hoylen
Frances Ross
Ridgway
Donald Tate
George Williams
Ivar Rehnberg
Stewart Hat Shop
Walter Wotus
Robert, Wotus
Joseph Gronosta
Women of the Moose Plan Turkey Dinner
Twenty members attended the meeting at the lodge rooms with Senior Regent Mrs. Leland Wilcox chairing. Three new members were voted in and plans for a Christmas party on December 15 at 6 p.m. were finalized with Adabelle Courtney in charge. members bring their own table service and a Segit for exchange. Attendance prize went to Mrs. Donald Gates.
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Moose
Women of the Moose
Leland Wilcox
Adabelle Courtney
Donald Gates
Mrs John Miscik Feted At Shower
Mrs John Miscik was honored Thursday evening at a stork shower hosted by Mrs Joseph Wojciechowski at 524 West Pleasant Street. Sixteen guests attended and played games awarding Mrs John Miscik and others with prizes. Gifts were displayed in a pink and blue cart with kimono napkins and miniature diaper favors. Guest of honor received many gifts. out of town guest Mrs Allen Loomis of Union City attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Miscik
Joseph Wojciechowski
West Pleasant Street
Tony Miscik
Audrey Rouse
Charles Munn
Allen Loomis
Union City
Krazyates Club Receives Awards At Hunt Home Meeting
Krazyates Club members gathered at Mrs. Robert Hunt on South Center Street for an awards ceremony. Two tables of progressive 500 were played, followed by goulash rolls pickles gingerbread and coffee. The next meeting is planned for December 14 hosted by Mrs. Wilbur Whitehead of Essex Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krazyates Club
Robert Hunt
Michael Piccitillo
Erhes, McMichael
Charles Weston
South Center Street
Wilbur Whitehead
Essex Street
Antantic pact nations agree on strategy
The article outlines broad strategic concepts for European defense under an Atlantic pact. It notes Britain France the Netherlands Belgium and Luxembourg handle western Europe planning while the United States would lead in strategic bombing naval operations to keep Atlantic sea lanes open and join land actions after initial resistance.
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Britain
France
Netherlands
Belgium
Luxembourg
Western
Europe
Atlantic
Jland
Cauaries
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