Christmas Party of W S C S Circles at Methodist Church
A combined meeting of the three W S C S Circles of the Methodist Church held at the church on Monday evening drew 35 members. Mrs James McIntosh led devotions with a Christmas fantasy “Out of the Ivory Palaces” and a program including a piano medley, a play “Christmas in Other Lands,” a trio performance, and a Messiah presentation planned for December 18. A business meeting arranged light refreshments and gifts for shut ins, with Mrs Justin Butters presiding. Circle No 1 hosted refreshments and decorated the room with a bright Christmas tree. Circle No 2 will host a church dinner on December 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.S.C.S
W.s.cs
Methodist Church
James McIntosh
Russell Clark
J.B. Cogan
Paul Meeting
Donald Dingle
Clark
Ruth Dunhistrand
W. B. Stowe
McIntosh
Ann Schroeder
Barbara Roberts
Justin
Butters
R. Lawrence Davison
Dingle
Circle No. 1
Circle No. 2
U. S
Mareen
Westminster Circlé
Ims
Porter Auer
Stanley 2. Anderson
Alphonse Vanssens
Robert Lewi
Robert G. Tunnel
Robert Clough
Accordion Music Masters Presented Fine Lyceum Program
The Corry High School auditorium hosted the Lyceum show "The Accordion Music Masters" before about 400 fans last evening. Trio members Frank Decca, Billy Raye, and Joe Alberts showcased pieces including Lady of Spain, Two Guitars, Bohemian Polka, Carnival of Venice, and La Composita with Decca and Alberts performing piano. A comic recitation by Alberts and a skit on Humoresque drew hearty applause as the program closed with witty remarks and dramatizations. The next Lyceum event features the Dorrelle Trio on Friday January 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Accordion Music Masters
Lyceum
Corry Senior High School
Frank Decca
Billy Raye
Joe Alberts
Spain
Mr. Raye
Venice
Town
Chiribiribin
Hepass
Marjorie
Alberts
Dickory
Dorelle
Powell Employes Hold Annual Christmas Party in Mead
Powell Motor Company and Powell Loan and Finance Company hosted their annual Christmas party for 42 employees and spouses at Mr and Mrs Harold K Powell home on Monday. Guests enjoyed cocktails, Santa themed favors, and a dinner at Bea's Restaurant with Christmas gifts and checks from the hosts. The event wrapped with canasta and other games as families visited Warren and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powell
Harold K. Powell
Harold F. Powell
North Center Street
Powell Motor Company
Powell Loan and Finance Company
Powell Home
B. F. Bettes
Presbyterian Circles Had Christmas Meetings
Seventeen members of the Covenant Circle of the Presbyterian Women’s Association of the First Presbyterian Church held a Christmas party and meeting Monday at the home of Mrs. J Harold Patterson East Fredericks Street. Mrs. Kinley presided and Mrs Segal led devotions, with The Lord’s Prayer recited by all. The evening featured reading The Other Wiseman by Miss Helen Johnson and recorded Christmas carols, gifts exchanged, and refreshments served. The January meeting will be at a location to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covenant Cicle
Presbyterian Women's Association
First Presbyterian Church
J. Harold Patterson
East Fredericks Street
J. Fred Kinley
Philip Segal
Wiseman
Helen Johnson
Perry Parker
Reade Langhurst
Patterson
Walter HE. Scott
Albert Rathbun
Aldollock
Knox Circle
Association
Goncord Street
Samual Wood
Marion Rumbaugh
Florence Amy
E. J. Tobias
Wood
Tobias
Dorothy Kiltleberger
Nellie Merker
J. Donald Watson
East Congress Street
Corry Room party by Business and Professional Women's Club
Last evening the Business and Professional Women's Club hosted a Corry Room event at Hotel Corry with 27 members and 9 guests. Turkish dinner, festive decor, carols, piano solos, and a Santa Claus theme marked the evening. A $23.25 donation plus canned goods were given to Captain Winifred Kerrick of the Salvation Army for Christmas baskets. Committee members included Mrs. James Hanlon and others. January meeting planned for the LO.O.F. Hall on the 5th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women's Club
Corry
Hotel
James Carrig
C. i= McLean
James Sullivan
Sarah Zaleneck
Carl A
Anderson
Mi Ann Harris
Rita Hand
Mary Hand
Ann Royek
M. Agnes Lyheh
Lillian Mirny
Sullivan
M. B. van Dresar
William Jobrison
L. M. Welker
Murray
Barbara Cool
Sth
Lo.o.f. Hall
Spring Creek East Branch Granges Install New Officers
The Spring Creek Grange No 21 and East Branch Grange No 1240 installed newly elected officers. Guests from nearby granges attended as preparations were made for a Christmas party on December 22 with a gift exchange and refreshments under Lecturer Rev Brooks. An oyster dinner with salads pie cake and coffee concluded the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dcts
Wikies
Wareren
Pomons
Eldred Grange
Grand Valley
Spring Creek
East Branch Grange
Alcinity
East Branch
Brooks
F . Bn
Service Clubs To Operate Salvation Army Kettles
Rotary and Kiwanis clubs will run Salvation Army kettles on December 17 and the following Friday with Arnold Ley stead and Raymond B Seastead as chairmen. Funds go to Christmas baskets and toys for needy families, groceries, and sunshine baskets for hospital patients. Capt Kerrick urges generous downtown donations. names to receive aid should be reported by December 19. Last Christmas season 120 food baskets and 100 sunshine baskets were distributed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A
Salvation Army
Arnold Leystead
All_tioney
Beneft
Meedy Royal
Viehilty
Kiwanis Club
Raymond B. Seastead
Keattles
Wo Civic Clubs
Winifred Kerrick
Capt
Kerrick
Hee
Gerry Hospital
Union City Hospital
Berrick
Club 13 Holiday Dinner Party Held At Piccirillo Home
Club 13 members gathered for a Christmas party at Mrs. Michael Piccirillo’s East Pleasant street home. A 6:30 dinner featured tureen dishes and a gift exchange. Prizes went to Mrs. Haenel and Mrs. Murray for 800, and Mrs. Stenman and Mr. Tripp for tummy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park McGray
Club 13
Michael Piccirillo
East Pleasant Street
Fred Haenel
Murray
PH. Stenman
Robert Tripp
Clare Gates Celebrates 80th Birthday in Pleasantville
Clare Gates of Pleasantville, former local resident, was 40 years old yesterday. A family birthday dinner was held at his home on a sunny May afternoon. Attendees from this city included Ralph Gates, Glenn Gates, Guy Williams, Belle Gates, Allan Gates, Augusta Querreveld, and Merle Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Gates
Pleasantville
Ralph Gates
Glenn Gates
Guy Williams
Belle Gates
Allan Gates
Augusta Querreveld
Merle Willams
Miss Martha McIntyre to Wed Richard Schneider
Announcement by Mr and Mrs Merle J McIntyre of North Center street states their elder daughter Martha Anh McIntyre will wed John Richard Schneider of Uhrichsville Ohio. The ceremony is set for Sunday January 22 at Central Presbyterian Church Portsmouth with Rev Brand Briggs officiating. Martha is a Sorry Senior High School graduate attending Erie Business College and works part time at Leas Drugs. Richard is a Uhrichsville High School graduate who attended Case School of Applied Sciences and works for Corry Excavating and Mining Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisogiu
Merle J. McIntyre
North Center Street
Martha Anh McIntyre
John Richard Schneider
R. Schneider
Uhvichsville
Ohip
McIntyre
Schneider
Brand V. Briggs
Central Presbyterian Church
Portsmouth
Sorry
Erie Business College
Erie
St Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Lea's Drugs
Uhrichsville Hih
Case School of Applied Sciences
Cleveland
Corry Excavating and Mining Company
Washington Cub Pack Plans Christmas Party
A Washington School Pack No. 192 committee meeting discussed the cub pack Christmas party and December activities in the dens. Members included E Q Mountain Henry Hicks Donald Dingle Jack Vanik Thomas Brown Mrs James Smith Peter Dubrosky and Woodrow Hess. They plan repairing and refinishing toys to donate to the Salvation Army. The next committee meeting is set for December 22 with location to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington School
E. Q. Mountain
West Washington Street
Henry Hicks
Donald Dingle
Jack Vanik
Thomas Brown
James Smith
Peter Dubrosky
Woodrow Hess
Selvation Army
Pioneer oil pioneer Elmore Willets dies in Sewickley
Funeral services are set for Elmore Abram Willets 88 a pioneer oil producer from New York and western Pennsylvania who died yesterday at his Sewickley home after a brief illness. He was a Bradford, Pa., native.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer OI
Pittsburgh
Elmore Abram Willets
Pioneer
New York
Pennsylvania
Willets
Bradford
Sewickley
Red Cross Disaster Program Outlined by Local Chapter Chair
C M Howard chaired the Corry Red Cross Chapter Disaster Preparedness and Relief Committee at the Kiwanis session at the Phoenix Hotel. He explained the committee aims to prepare for relief in local disasters such as fire train wreck explosions bombing or wind storms with ten sub committees of ten members each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Kiwanis
C. M. Howard
Corry Red Croxy
Phoenix Hotel
Arthur J. Mann
Howerd
Community War Committees Dictate Quick Callup System
Mr Howard outlined war work groups handling transport, communications, food, clothing and other duties. Committees are formed so each member can be summoned to headquarters within minutes. Volunteers will be welcomed for the war effort. Group singing featured James Burper Mrs Lynn Rice piano Rice violin and Paul Packo accordion. Captain Winifred Kerrick of the Salvation Army to be the best speaker at the weekly rally. A tree of chromic oxide causes the ruby red color.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bers
Mr. Howard
James Burper
Lynn Rice
MY. Rice
Pail Packo
Winifred Kerrick
Salvation Army
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Cary’s Love Nest
Rk City
Hell” Spoete
Ee Society
Rober Westerling
Robert, Jr
Mead Avenue
Wilbert Bramer
William Brammer
Mich
Warren
Thomas Mahaffey
Henry Blanchard
Jamestown
P. H. Stenman
L. Noble
West Smith Street
Samuel Valone
Gertrude Babbitt
Springstreet
Presbyterian
Barto-Christensen
Washington St
Ings
Bauer & Black
Helen
Martha McIntyre
Richard Schneider
Washington
FORD
Center St
Frank
C* Apin Reteteete
Rotary
Brazil
Pecans— Filberts
Meat Department
Sentinel Alarm CI
Westclock Electric
Dewitts
Ck Anse Co Cie PA
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