Christmas Dinner for Lodge No 717 WOTM Highlighted by Charity
Lodge No 717 Women of the Moose held their annual Christmas party at the Moose home with 85 guests attending a turkey dinner served by Diemer's restaurant staff. Donations were collected for Christmas baskets and a bond purchase approved. The event featured a gift exchange, carols led by Mrs. Merrill Lillie, and an initiation of candidates presided by Mrs. Clarence Kireh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WOTM
Lodge No. 717
Women of the Moose
Moose
Diemer’s
Jackson's Floral Gardens
Merrill Lillie
Ralph Chiricuzio
Clarence Kireh
Mary Higgins
Stanley Malek
Cochairman
Edward Gr
New Officers Named At WRC Meeting
Women’s Relief Corps members elected new officers at a Corty Grange Hall meeting. Theota Willis became president with Wynn senior vice president and Buetikofer junior vice president. Hill treasurer. Loreta Beiden chaplain. Florence Bates conductress. Walter Pier guard. Willis named delegate to the department convention. dues voted to Salvation Army and Veterans Hospital Erie. Attendance prize to Merl Haskell. plans to pack Christmas baskets for shut ins at December 20 meeting. cookies and coffee served.
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Aweniy
Dvi
Women's Relief Corps
Corty Grange Hall
Theota Willis
William Wynn
Ernest Buetikofer
Henry Hill
Loreta “Beiden
Chaplai
Florence Bates
Walter Pier
Willis
Manley
Rabbiniswon
Manley Robbins Sr
George Huilbert
Salvation Army
Veterans Hospital
Erie
Merl Haskell
Daughters of the American Revolution Christmas Party Held
Brokenstraw Valley Chapter hosted a DAR Christmas gathering at Mrs Robert A Ott Sr on Wright Street with 35 members and guests. The meeting featured reports from committees, a TB bond purchase vote, organ music by Miss Marlene McIntyre and Mrs Harold Flowers, and carol singing. Guest speaker Mrs Hildur Swanson of Columbus shared Sweden trip notes and artifacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brokenstraw Valley
Robert A. Ott
Wright Street
Ly WW. Whitehead
Croin
Nore
N.C
Michety
Marlene McIntyre
Harold Flowers
Venice
Sweden
Helen Brown
Donald Stewart
Harry Parker Sind
Helen Morrell
Harold A. Gilbert
Farewell Party Honors Mrs Clifford Meyerink
A group of friends gathered Wednesday at Frank Purpura’s restaurant on East Irving Street for a spaghetti dinner farewell to Mrs. Clifford Meyerink as she moves to Florida. Attendees from Aero Supply Mfg. Co. 032 department presented her with a purse as a parting gift.
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Clifford’ Meyerink
Clifford Meyerink
East
Irving Street
Florida
Mission Society Program at Nazarene Church Meeting
The Nazarene Church hosted the Mission Society gathering with carol singing and a prayer led by Mrs. R. Merriman. Scripture readings were given by Mrs. Hewels, Miss Marlene, and a lesson on Christ's significance followed. Reports from Secretary Mrs. Allin Foote and Treasurer Mrs. Merriman were heard, with offerings for relief and retirement collected by Misses Judy Foote and Ruth Merriman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noairene Foreign Mission Society
Church of ‘the Nazarene
Opedine
Bethlehem
R. Merriman
Ewlt Hebers
Marlene
PM. Anderson
OM. Bailey
Scot Bailey
Cit Way
Allin Foote
Merriman
Judy Foote
Ruth Merriman
Gary Dingtelder
Daughter born at Corry Memorial Hospital in town
A daughter was born yesterday morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Alberta Young of 14a Mott street. Earlier, Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Parga of Columbus welcomed a daughter at Corry Memorial Hospital.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Alberta Young
Mott Street
Dermite
Lowell Parga
Columbus
Sciota Ladies Aid Yule Affair At Raymond Home
An all day Sciota Ladies Aid Christmas event at the Raymonds RD 2 drew 33 people and families for an oyster stew lunch. A noon business session led by Mrs Cotte Raymond followed devotions by Mrs Homer Feliteo, a Christmas skit, a gift exchange, and announcements for the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sciota Ladies Aid
Lottie Raymond
Harold Raymond
RD. 2
Ald
Cotte Raymond
Homer Feliteo
Christias
Floyd Artimiils
Receia
Harbor Half Aid Yale Party Hosts Annual Christmas Gathering
The Harbor Half Aid group met Wednesday at the Community House for its annual Christmas party. Quilts were tied in the morning and a tureon dinner followed. Mrs. Neil Gates chaired the business session where new secret sisters were named and two families affected by fires in Clymer and Spar Lanshore will receive quilts. Mrs. Gordon Freel received a baby quilt and money in a Stork shower. Decorations were by Mrs Gates Miss Pauline Lindstrom and Mrs Larry Swanson. Gifts were exchanged and games played, with the next meeting set for January 3 at the usual place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harbor Half Undies Aid
Neil Gates
Secret Sisters
Claud King
Clymer
Rolland Earls
Spar~lanshore
Gordon Freel
Gates
Pauline Lindstrom
Larry Swanson
County Extension Club Meets At Wattsburg
The Erie County Senior Extension Club met last evening at the Wattsburg Grange Hall. A short business session was followed by a slide program on reupholstering presented by Carolyn Gollfy, assistant home economics agent for Erie County. Refreshments were served after the meeting.
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County Extension Club
Wattsburg
Ene County Senior Extension Glub
Wiatsburg
Carolyn Gollfy
Erie County
Concord Secret Sisters Hold Annual Party
The Concord Secret Sisters held a ham dinner party at the McChiy Community House at 12 30 yesterday. Thirty members and one guest Mrs George Ross of Spartansburs attended as Holly sprigs bright red candles and a Christmas tree decorated the dining room. Gifts were exchanged and hostesses were Mrs Russell Darrow Mrs Baldwin Mrs Earl McCray and Mrs Ladd Lewis. The group plans an annual spring banquet as its next event.
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Concord Secret Sisters
McChiy
George Ross
Spartansburs
Russell Darrow
Mr. Baldwin
Earl McCray
Ladd Lewis
Eva Spicer Hosts WSWS Meeting at Her Home
Mrs. Eva Spicer hosted the Women s Society of World Service meeting at her Main street home. Twenty five members attended as Mrs. Alfred Haenel led a lesson on Christmas Windows. Mrs. Lynn Campbell chaired the routine business session followed by a social with refreshments. Mrs. Harley Banks will host the January meeting.
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Volls
Eva Spicer
Main Street
Women’s Society of World Service
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Aesson
Alfred Haenel
Lynn Campbell
Harley Banks
Sugar Head dies in Saginaw Michigan
Gooffrey 8. Childs 64 president of the Michigan Sugar Co a major beet sugar processor in the Midwest died yesterday Born in Media Pennsylvania.
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Saginaw
Mich
Gooffrey
Childs
Michigan Sugar Co
Media
LCBA Re-elects Officers and Hosts Yule Party
In Corry branch 5 Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association meet at Mary Murray and Helen Brown home 315 West Church. Members donate money for Father Kely's orphan boys home in Chicago instead of gifts. Catherine Luis joins Juvenile Benefit Fund. Officers retained: Brown president Hand first vp Bachemer second vp Murray secretary Han nan treasurer Swan recorder Dempsey marshal trustees Bar iey Judge Maloney Sples man auditors McCarthy Connors. Christ mas greetings planned for shut in members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies S Catholic Benevolent Association
Mary Murray
Helen Brown
West Church Street
Indies
Father Kely
Chicago
Catherine Luis
Corry
Peter Hand
Anna Bachemer
Fred Hannan
William Swan
Agnes Dempsey
Stella Bariey
Anna Judge
James Maloney
Charles Splesman
Marga
Reb McCarthy
Kathryn Connors
Bridal Shower Honors Miss Wilma J McCray
A bridal shower for Elgin native Wilma Jean McCray who will wed Miller Campbell of Union City on December 2 was hosted by Gloria Lloyd at her Shady Avenue home. Prizes for games went to Suzanne McElroy Mrs Jack Lloyd Mrs William Walker and Nancy Earle. door prize to Carolyn Lloyd. Other guests included Pat Lewis and Donnal McCray. Refreshments featured butter rolls jello wedding cake and punch. Mayme Wood of St Augustine Fla attended as an out of town member. Next branch meeting date and place will be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma J. McCray
Wilma Jean McCray
Elgin
Miller Campbell
Union City
Gloria Lloyd
Shady Avenue
Suzanne McElroy
Jack Lloyd
William Walker
Nancy Earle
Carolyn Lloyd
Pat Lewis
Donnal McCray
Bre
Mayme Wood
St. Augustine
Fip
Slayer Enters North Warren Case Seeks Mental Examination
A 16 year old boy in Warren County was jailed for the rifle slaying of his mother. Samuel Layella is at Warren State Hospital for a mental examination after court permission for testing was granted. If found sane, a Jefferson County grand jury will hear the case next month and a February trial is likely. State Police say the suspect admitted shooting his 98 year old mother in the Crenshaw home near Brockway, then transported the body to a wooded area where hunters found it the next day.
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Wareen
Warren State Hospital
William McKnight
Jefferson County
Samuel Layella
Tf Layella
McKnight
Joseph Dunia
DuBois Barracks
Lavella
Crenshaw
Brock
Dussla
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Hust Main Street
Philadelphia
Grand Lodge
Corry Lodge No. 69
Band AM
Raymond Wiggers
Exe
Miami
Fin
Puerto Rico
Stude~ Baker Company
Donald Hoyt
Housston
Texas
John Wells
Lemon Street
Paul A. Bowen
Michael Dunfle
Dallas
Pany
WRC
R. A. Ott Sr
Dar
Ey Fl
Rexall
Mission Society
Nazarene Church
Sciota Aid
Raymond
Wade
Abbott & Costello
Ustello Buck
Andrew Sisters
NAVY
Lus
INS
s_ fay
Richard
Egan
Debra Paget
Elvis Presley
Yale Party
Harbor Half Aid
WSWS
P.c.s
Tangerines
California
Loblaws
Rose Brand
Leoul-Co
Els
South Center Street
LCBA
Slayer
North Warren
Motorola
Slocum's Electronics
Fogle Lumber Co
Franklin 8 Corry, Fa
Sarteneane Corry Evangelical United Brethren Church
Charles M. McIntyre
Immanuel Eue
North East
Shiloh Baptist Church Colored Choir
Eric, Pa
Charles Harris
Erling C. Olson
Fitch’s Investment Service
New York City
Olsom
Erling Olson
Houghton College
H. Ray Harris
Welstbend
S.M.L
JSC
Yanan
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