Peppermint Ball Planned By Hertel Senior Tri-Hi-Y
A Senior Tri-Hi-Y meeting outlined plans for the Peppermint Ball at the Junior High School with Johnny Dahl’s orchestra providing music from 8 to midnight. Tickets available from members or at the door. The event features a grand march, red and white theme, and a door prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Dahls
Peggy Dempsey
Herorating
Helen Share
Janet Corbett
Jacquelyn.Weicht
Evelyn Davis
Sally Dickinson
Marlene Moll
Patricia Hant
Tri-Hi
Mrs Merle Long Heads Women's Relief Corps Meeting
Members gathered at TOOF Hall for a supper and officer election. Mrs Merle Long was elected president with Opal Hill, Clara Blanche, Henry Hu, Navey Farrett, Bates, and Glenn Sanderson named to other posts. A December 18 Christmas party is planned with a tureen dinner and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Long
Women’s Relief Corps
Toof Hall
Henry Hu
Florence Baiex
Opal Hill
Clara Blanche
Navey Farrett
Bates
Glenn Sanderson
Concord Secret Sisters Club Annual Christmas Party
The Concord Community House hosted the Concord Secret Sisters Club Christmas party with about 60 members, families, and guests. A delicious Sam dinner was served around 1 o clock, and gifts were exchanged after carols, with volunteers including Mrs. D. L. Lewis and Mrs. Velma Mel Cray assisting.
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Concord Secret Sisters Club
Concord Community House
Sam
D. L. Lewis
Velma Mel Cray
Lawrenor Wade
Raymond Brown
Roland Hasbrouck
Contract Club Met Last Evening
Mrs. E. F. Pain of East Smith Street hosted a card club gathering with two contract tables. Prizes were won by Mrs. EB Harmon, Mrs. James Lewis, and Mrs. S. E. Bower. Refreshments were served and Mrs. Bower will entertain the group next Thursday evening.
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Contract Club
E. F. Pain
East Smith Street
H. Harmon
James Lewis
S. E. Bower
Contract Club Met At Kincaid Home
Two tables of contract were in play at the West Congress street home of Mrs. Don Kincaid II. Awards went to Mrs. Kincaid and Mrs. Horton Davis, with Mrs. R. Anderson receiving a special prize. Refreshments followed and the group planned to meet again next week with Mrs. EB Feldt.
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Kincaid
Don Kincaid
Wheelock Community Aid Meeting Plans Christmas Party
Wheelock Community Aid met yesterday with twenty members and children present. Mrs Nadia Hamito from the Erie extension office taught pastry making and plans were set for a Christmas party December 18 at 8 p.m. at Mrs Frank Harvey's home.
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Wheelock Community Aid
Harold Dougherty
Nadia Ham—ito
Uke Erie Extension Office
Frank Harvey
Harbor Half Aid Christmas Program Highlighted by Readings
An all day Harbor Half Ladies Aid meeting at Stone Community House featured a Christmas program with readings by Mrs. Oscar Vande, Mrs. Edgar Miller, Mrs. Lawrence Syurson, Mrs. William Reynolds and Mrs. Arthur Lindstrom, plus a duet by Mrs. Joe Chelson and Mrs. Jewell. Gifts were exchanged with Mrs. Reynolds and Mrs. Swanson assisting, and a special gift was presented to Mrs. Vance. The January meeting date for officer elections will be announced later.
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Harbor Half Aid
Harbor Half Ladies Aid
Stone Community House
Earl Chelton
Lewis Jewell
Guy Fralick
Oscar ‘Vande
Edgar Miller
Lawrence Syurson
William Reynolds
Arthur Lindstrom
Joe Chelson
Jewell
Reynolds
Swanson
Vance
VEW Auxiliary Holiday Party Plans and Donations
The VEW Auxiliary organizes a December 18 holiday party in Corry Den with reservations via Mrs Rosa McElroy by December 10. Members approved donations to Erie area veterans hospitals, Soldiers and Sailors Home, encampment fund, and TB drive. Regular drawing awarded prizes to Mrs Mildred Sorenson and Mrs Hae Shuts.
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VEW
VW Ladies
Corry den
Rosa McElroy
Veterans Hospital
Soldiers and Sailors Home
Erie
Mildred Sorenson
Hae Shuts
Hilltop Club Annual Get-Together at Corry Den
Hilltop Club held its annual dinner at the Corry Den with one guest, Mrs. John Casey of the Hilltop Club. Afterward they visited Mrs. Casey’s East Bond Street home for a quilting game, where Mrs. Casey won the prize. Fancywork and visiting followed, with Christmas cookies and beverages served. Mrs. William Akam of BD 1 will host next on December mn.
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Vormuaul the Rey
Corry den
John Casey
Hilltop Club
Casey
Eest Bond Street
Birthday Party Held Last Evening at West Home
Mrs Mary West and John Wals hosted a birthday party for Miss Betty in the Corry Den. A chicken menu was served followed by decorated birthday cake and ice cream. The group moved to the West home on Lenin street for a social evening with guests.
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Moose
Alfred Cone
Ruth Glark
John Pocols
Donald Gales
Fred Bendlg
College At
Regents
Brie
Phil Grit
Ené
Vern Gri—ham
Waylon Chey
Oscar Tate
Union City
Berthy Darwin
Reuresenting
Warren
Mary Jo Qonley
Mooseheart
Ube
Mary West
John Wals
Corry den
Betty On
West
Harry Otoway
Sherman
Lenin
Mrs H G Cragg Hosts Club Evening Event
Mrs H G Cragg hosted a club gathering last evening with members enjoying refreshments including chocolate, oranges, rice, and coffee. Mr Silivan won a prize for best dress, while Mrs M L VanDie st and Mrs Donald Nantes were noted for hosting duties for the next meeting.
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H. G. Cragg
OGG
HG. Craspin West
Smith Slreeb
Plaguy
Evagiuc
Is Silivan
Mors
F.W. Bev Anil
Mtl VanDiest
Donald Nantes
Ladies Night at Steel Age Club 10 with Sherwood as guest
The Steel Age Club 10 hosts a special Ladies Night at the Hotel Corry next Tuesday evening. Featured speaker Larman Sherwood of Rotterdam Tietuit, a renowned blind philosopher, will discuss his life and career after attending Union College and pursuing a master’s degree. He has long served the Methodist church and now travels to promote her initiatives, logging extensive travel across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larman Sherwood
Steel
Corry
Gal Dm
Prisinal
Jainea x Methalils
Sherwood
Rotterdam Jynelion
Eisenhower Wins Pennsylvania in Election Vote Tabulation
Harrisburg reports the State Elections Bureau completed official tabulation of the November 4 vote. Dwight D. Eisenhower carried Pennsylvania for President by about 260,000 votes.
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Harrisburg
State Elections Bureau
Oddy
Pennsylannia
Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Arthur Franz
Louis Hayward
Technicolor
Gilbert Roland
ROY Rogers Riders Club
Arthur Godfrey Ukelele
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Common Pleas Court
Prestone
Etough
Joseph D. Travis
Travis
PRR
Rimerton
Armstrong County
Kodacraft Photo-Lab
Yumiort
Kodacraft
Patterson Photo Products
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Martin Motor Sales
W. South St
Hertel
Paul Bauer
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
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Richard Shannon Graham
Titisville
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Noth Warren
Bauer
W. A. Heath Leth
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Willum McCarthy
Ohio
Erney Jolson
Columbus
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Slumber Sox
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Doases
Zoile
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Steel Age Club
Tors
W. F. Rickers
Allen Street
Fawout Origa
Marie Dressler
Shawn
F. C. Chapin & Son
Katherine
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Powell
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