MISS GORDON RESIGNS PROMPT BOARD ACTION EXPECTED
An article notes Miss Gordon’s resignation and a board move anticipated after directors discussed the situation. A director says Gordon’s value is clear and a prompt decision on her replacement is expected, with plans to reveal full facts soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Gordon
Gordon
Tie Bouyet Eaj de Tadt
Elminateds Iit
Ciel Niokietubo
Barnes
Mins Gordon
Daniele Na Gena
Toyens
He Jupler High
Beny Yeason
Ete High
Avery
Tikaly
Christmas Club Social Held At Mrs Stowe Home
The Ladies of the W S C S No 3 The Circle No 9 met for a 2 oclock dinner at Mrs W B Stowe East South Street. Devotions and holiday songs followed. Officers re elected: Mrs C A Mountain chair, Mrs H B Reed vice chair, Mrs R F Peterson secretary treasurer. A Christmas program included readings, a monologue Making People Merry and a group reading The Christian Messing of Christmas. Meeting closed with gifts. Several attendees noted travel to funerals and visits in Erie and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Mountain
WSCS
Co. S
Stowe
East South Street
A. L. Foster
Jane
Christ
Mountain
H. B Reed
R. F. Peterson
Fred Ross
O. I. Robbins
O. I. Robbing
Hi-V Club To Hold First Meeting Tonight
The Hi-V Club of the Corry YMCA will meet at 7:45 in the basement of Emmanuel Episcopal Church. Thomas Bettes will be adviser. This organization meeting will form committees for officer nomination, program, service projects, and Tuesday High School Nights. The aim is to promote Christian character with a platform of Clean sports, Clean speech, Clean scholarship and Clean living.
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Corry
Dorcas Class Plans Christmas Dinner
The Dorcas Class of the Methodist Church met at Mrs. N. L. Bogden’s home on East Congress street with 27 members. Devotions were led by Mrs. H. B. Vaughn and vice president Mrs. G. W. Anarus. They planned a Christmas dinner for December 20 at the church with Mrs. Tracy Whitehead as chairwoman. Refreshments followed, prepared by several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas
Methodist Church
N. L. Bogden
East
Congress Street
H. 8. Vaughn
G. W. Anarus
Tracy Whitehead
Lester Lopus
A. G. Reesin
Frank Allen
New Era Club Hosts Christmas Party at Presbyterian Church
Mrs Glen Middleton entertained 25 New Era Club members from the Presbyterian Church at her North Center Street home last evening. A 6:30 p.m. Nam dinner was served by hostesses Miss Helen Lodge Mrs G L Boyd Mrs Q A McClintock and Mrs H L Blatchard. Devotions were led by Miss Lona Merker followed by a Christmas play featuring Mrs Marion Rumbaugh Mrs Douglas Rozelle Mrs Harold Wolfe Mrs GL Boyd Miss Hazel Merker and Miss Louise Whiteley. Christmas gifts were exchanged and Mr Middleton played piano selections.
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New Era Club
Glen Middleton
North Center Street
Presbyterian Church
Helen Lodge
G. L. Boyd
Q. A. McClintock
H. L. Blatchard
Lona Merker
Marion Rumbaugh
Douglas Rozelle
Harold Wolfe
GL. Boyd
Hazel Merker
Louise ‘Whiteley
Mr. Middleton
Mrs Henlein Hosts Bingo Club at Marion Street
Mrs Joseph Henlein of Marion street entertained her Bingo Club last evening at her home. Prizes were won by Mrs Mary Snapp and Mrs Henlein. Guests enjoyed Jello with whipped cream cake and coffee. Next meeting set for Mrs Pred Snapp at West Frederick street on December 29.
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Henlein
Joseph Henlein
Marion Street
Mary Snapp
Pred Snapp
West Frederick Street
Birthday Dinner at Warner Home Honors Clinton Warner
Mrs Clinton Warner and daughter Ruth hosted a birthday dinner for her husband and father Tuesday evening at the Warner residence on R D A. Thirteen guests enjoyed the pleasant occasion.
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Warner Home
Mré
Clinton Warner
Ruth
Browns Welcome Son in Arlington Home
Attorney and Mrs Roger Brown announce the birth of a son at their Arlington Virginia home on Wakefield Street on December ath The Browns are former Corry residents and host many friends in the city.
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Roger Brown
Wakefield Street
Arlington
Corry
Birthday Party for Sandra Lee Blakeslee
East Main street resident Mrs. Wilbur Blakeslee hosted Sandra Lee Blakeslee’s fourth birthday party yesterday from 1:30 to 4:00 p.m. Guests from New York City included Patty Scinney Marcia McElroy Judy Bock Connie Dahl Shirley Ross Jimmie Davison Kathleen Koestner Suzan Lannon and their smother. Sandra Lee received many gifts with her great grandmother Miss Ila Blakes Jee of Columbus also attending.
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Sandra Lee Blakeslee
Wilbur Blakeslee
East Mainstreet
Sandra Lee
Good Samaritan Class Packs Christmas Boxes for Service Members
The Good Samaritan Class of the Methodist Church met at the church to pack Christmas boxes for members who served in the United States armed forces. Six boxes were packed and later in the evening refreshments were served.
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Methodist Church
United States
Elks Lodge Hosts District Deputy Visit and Corry Chorus
Oil City lodge hosted the district deputy and 650 members for a dinner and lodge session featuring Corry Elks Male Chorus and a professional floor show. Guests included Wilbur Baird state Elks president and John Lyons state trustee. Deputy Kleean received a gold watch.
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Larry Longe
Oil City
Harry Klean
K. of Challat Oil City
Northwest
Southern Aves
Corry
Wilbur Baird
Pennsylvania State Elks Association
John Lyons
Sharon
Verne "Garr
New Castle
Kleean
James L. Gilliland
Elks
H. Lynnn Rice
Lucille D. Rice
Charles M. Lyons
Aid Ladies Pack Orphanage Box At Meeting
The United Brethren Ladies Aid met at Mrs. E. E. Bush’s North Center street home with twenty members. Devotions were led by Mrs. Ross Fleming and Mrs. Harris Watrous. Rev. N. B. Harrison spoke, a box was packed for Quincy Orphanage, and refreshments were served.
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U. B. Aid
United Brethren Ladies’ Aid
E. E. Bush
North Center Street
Ross Fleming
Harris Watrous
N. B. Harrison
Quincy
Watrous
Columbus Aid Bazaar Nets 214 At Pre Christmas Sale
Columbus Community Aid realized 214 dollars yesterday at their pre Christmas bazaar held in the afternoon and evening. A chicken and biscuit supper served about a hundred, with booths and concessions reporting strong trade. Proceeds will fund redecorating at the nearby community church.
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Columbus Aid
Columbus
Aid
St Edward PTA Turkey Dinner Delights Members
The St Edward PTA held a 6 30 p.m. dinner in the school hall with 45 attendees. Red roses candles and Christmas trees decorated the room as fathers and their wives enjoyed a sumptuous meal and social time. Remarks were given by Father Francis Graves Father William Matin and Mrs T M Burkhart. Mrs Frank Gravine and Mrs Jack Walsh led dinner plans.
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St. Ed’s
PTA
St. Edward's
Frank Gravine
Jack Walsh
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