Concord Study Circles Met Last Night
Concord study circles met in two groups to discuss articles on children from the National Parents Magazine. Hostesses hosted the gatherings with Mary Anderson leading one group. next meeting planned for March to strengthen home school relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Snyder Circle
Charles Bailey
Norman Tarbell
Robert Olson
Parents Magaine
Southside
Mary Anderson
South Cen
Gerald George
Arthur Shields
Inigievnk
Anderson
Mrs S J Irvine Hostess At Dinner And Bridge
Mrs S J Irvine entertained 15 friends at her home on Mead avenue after dinner at Mrs J W Whitehead’s East Pleasant street residence. The evening featured a valentine motif centerpiece and individual valentines as place cards. Bridge followed with card awards given to Mrs Murray Olds Mrs Wallace Young and Mrs Walter Pence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. Irvine
J. Irvine
J. W. Whitehead
East Pleasant Street
Irvine
Mead Avenue
Murray Olds
Wallace Young
Walter Pence
Large crowd attends Rebekah card party at Lady Franklin
A Rebekah card party sponsored by the Ways and Means committee of Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge drew over 60 attendees. Seventeen tables were reserved for bridge 600 and canasta, with prizes awarded by drawing to eight winners and refreshments served. Funds disposition to be decided at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ways and Mea
Franklin Rebekah Lange
John Ohrn
Tyan Wickwire
Henry Goring
Thomas Garrity
Layma Kysar
W. IK. Schindiedecter
Louis Jackson
Howard Loveland
Elof Dahl
Valentine
J. B. Clicht
Murs
Door Clark
Glenn Gates
Carl Gustafson
Sodality Clothing Effort Reported A Success
Our Lady Of Perpetual Help Sodality at St. Edward's School heard reports on a clothing drive by the group's Young Women. Boxes sent to Erie's St Vincent de Paul Society and others packed for Germany, with six distributions to local families. Plans for a February 20 event are noted with a Valentine dance to follow. Father DeSanti spoke on food abilities and character building, Dorothy Sarnick updated on a Central Coyne Board meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mig
Muuwmgurlli
Oreneuh
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Sodality
St. Edward's School
St. Vincent de Paul Society
Erie
Germany
Corry
Euesis
Father DeSanti
Iinin
Dorothy Sarnick
Friendly Birthday Club Met Tuesday Ten Five
The Friendly Birthday Club met Tuesday at 1% Liberty Street with ten members and two guests. Mrs. Lyle Shreve was honored, bingo was played with prizes won by Mrs. Eliza Beth Frederick, Mrs. G. E. Mallory, Mrs. Shreve, and Mrs. Willem Haenel. The guest received a purse of money. A seafood and dessert spread followed. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Shreve’s home on Bisex Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iendly Birthday Club
Leo Goyle
Liberty Street
Lyle Shreve
Elizabeth Frederick
G. E. Mallory
Shreve
Willem Hae
Mallory
Uhion City
Frederick
Thomas Clark
Hame
Washington Circle Study Disciplined as Times Change
The Washington School Study Circle met last evening at 3 regular time with Mrs. R. G. Tunnel presiding. The study secretary led the discussion concluding that discipline must be adjusted to current conditions. Mrs. Edward Dyer assisted with hospitality. The February meeting date will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington School
R. G. Tunnel
West Pari Place
Local residents journey for meetings and visits
Hubert S Vaughn and Stanley Anderson leave tonight for Harrisburg for a directors and secretaries meeting. Miss Helen E Jones departs for Portland, Maine to visit relatives. George Kinley heads to New York City then Miami to visit Glenn Miller. Several others plan visits to Jamestown, Kingston, Florida, and Canada. Arch Darling returns soon from Westley Memorial Hospital. Frigidaire reps from Buffalo attend product display. Pvt Albert Fivcardi discharged after a year in the Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert S. Vaughn
Stanley Anderson
Harrisburg
Pennsylvaniag
Helen E. Jones
North Senter Street
Port Island
Maine
John Dale
Marilyn
George Kinley
Wright Street
New York City
Clair Leavens
Weston
Ontario
Canada
John F. Mitchell
West Bend Street
Bernice Rowland
South Center Street
Bradenton
Fla
Glenn Gauffreau
A. G. Reesink
East Congress Street
Rochester
Harry Barach
West Washington
Erie
McPeak
Frapkin
Harper Packing Company
Ghester
Rotary Members Vote On Bond Drive And Loan Transfer
Corry Rotary Club at Hotel Corry last evening voted to buy 2010 bond to aid the Erie County Tuberculosis Society annual drive and to transfer 500 dollars from the general fund to the student loan account. Rehearsals followed dinner for a minstrel show later this month. Robert Seastead attended as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary
T. B
Corry
Rotary Club
Hotel Corry
Erie County Tuberculosis Society
Robert Seastead
Family Birthday for Miss Geraldine Fay Observed
Miss Geraldine Fay daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Fay celebrated her 18th birthday with a family dinner at the Fay home on Fast Columbus Avenue. The event honored her birthday this Tuesday of the week with relatives in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine Pay
Albert Fay
Fay
Columbus Avenue
Elks Chorus Delights Franklin Lodge Crowd
A large audience at Franklin Lodge B P G Elks enjoyed the Corrs Elks Mule Chorus last evening after a club dinner. Soloists Charles Lyons Peggy Norton Dawson Paul Racko and Roger Mc Sray received encores while the Swine Hunters Quar rel and the quartet including Thomas Harry Micks Roger McCray and Wayne Skinner also impressed the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corrs
Elks Mule Chorus
Franklin Lodge
Thomas
Harry Micks
Roger McCray
Wayne Skinner
Frank Neckers Celebrates 78th Birthday at Clymer Party
Frank Neckers of Clymer was honored last Saturday for his 78th birthday. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. N. Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. Claud Geertson, Mr. and Mrs. Julius Erickson of Mayville, Dr. and Mrs. Lyle Compton and daughters Judy and Marcia, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Newhouse, Mr. and Mrs. Christensen, William Anderson, and Mrs. Harriet Newhouse. Early refreshments and a birthday cake prepared by Amy Neckers accompanied gifts and messages from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Neckers
Brahe Neckers
Clymer
N. ¥. Elliott
Claud Geertson
Julius Erickson
Mayville
Lyle Compton
Judy
Marcia
A. J. Newhouse
Christensen
William Anderson
Kindergarten class visits Corry Bakery tour
Mrs Kurt Leeds led a kindergarten group from Corry School to Corry Bakery yesterday morning. The children watched the ovens and dough making and rising processes and received individually decorated cupcakes with their names. Mrs Roger Brown accompanied the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kundergarten
Kurt Leeds
Corry
Roger Brown
Party Tuesday For Mrs Kenneth Grant At Concord House
A Tuesday afternoon shower at the Concord Community House honored Mrs. Kenneth Grant. Mrs. Raymond Brown hosted 84 women and children, with many of Mrs. Grants friends sending gifts. Jello cake and coffee served as refreshments, and place cards featured marshmallow ratite in blue pink and white.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Grant
Concord Community House
Raymond Brown
Senior Tri-Hi-Y Tureen Dinner Last Evening
A Senior Tri-Hi-Y tureen dinner was held at the Red and Gun Club rooms Tuesday evening from 6 30 to 8 pm. It was attended by 58 persons with chaperones Mr and Mrs Arthur Burgess Mrs Mary McMahon and Miss Ruth Bennett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Red and Gun Glub
Arthur Burgess
Mary McMahon
Ruth Bennett
Mrs. R L King Hosts Contract Club Evening
Mrs. R L King hosted a contract bridge game at her North Center street apartment. The hostess was high scorer and served a dessert lunch. Mrs B W Feldt of West Southwest will host the ladies two weeks from last evening in February. An average of 70,000 seal pelts are taken yearly from the Pribilof Islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. King
North Center Street
8. W. Feldt
West Southwest
Pribilot Islands
Dinner Party Honors Larner as They Prepare to Move
Mr and Mrs C A Hillstram entertained a small group at their Gould Street home last evening. Guests included Mr and Mrs William Shamburg Mr and Mrs R A VanTassel and Wil l it Quertarf, Latimer's successor. Latimer presented Mrs Latimer with a set of matching jewelry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andres
Latimer
C. A. Hillstram
Jaymes Larner
Kingston, Pa
Hillstein
Gould Street
Latimers
William Shamburg
R.A. VanTassel
Willitt Quertarf
Junior High P T A Session Reviews Purchases
A Junior High PTA meeting in Elenonvaty PB.0. A. was attended by about 200 people in the school gym. The group elected committee chairs and discussed buying a slide projector daylight screen and study aids. An award honored room five for memberships, room three for patterns, and Cub Pack 181 performed a minitature show including songs with Den 2 Den 3 Den 4. Refreshments were served and the group set a return date for February 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.T.A
Elenonvaty PB
Hagselute
David Fleming
Richant Staples
Cub Pick No
Gerald Staples
Aryl
Tyan Downey
Lyle Chase
Mogram
Bawin Koppel
Richard Hurlbut
Ann Buressi
Frank Graft
Room
den Moth
Clayton Turner
James Lewis
VanDresar
Ivan
AFL Chiefs Map Political Plans
AFL readers drafted plans for political activity with concerns over campaign funds. Donations from members lag behind targets for the Labor's League for Political Education drive, expected to raise several million if the 8,000,000 member base contributed $2 each. The AFL aims to avoid inter party fights this spring while supporting some GOP candidates, including Senator Morse. In 1949 11,000 U.S. citizens moved through overseas regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Miamt Beach
Fin
AFL
Labor
League For Political Education
Justi
Joseph D. Keenan
Political League
Keenan
Teague
Sen
Morse
R-Ore
Deveysey
Three Erie County Defendants Draw Jail Terms
Three defendants pleaded guilty on Tuesday in Erie County Court and received jail sentences. George Days and Sam Chown led a burglary, larceny and receiving stolen goods case with six months in county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eree. Com
Ameere En Cuveros
Sentences for Obstruction and Drunken Driving
Guy Applebee was jailed 30 days for obstructing a police officer while serving a warrant. He faced a $100 fine plus costs. Ernest Wright of Erie was charged with drunken driving. Judge Elmer Evans deferred sentence for James B. Swagger of Erie who pleaded guilty to issuing checks without sufficient funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Applebee
Ernest Wright
Erie
Elmer Evans
James B. Swagger
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Sttea
ETA den
Sereo Monsy BC
Davia Andrews Marta Toren
Satephen McHally
Byay
Jeff Chant
Duke Ellington
Concord Study Circles
Pee. Society
Rebekah
Sodality Clothing Effort
Oly Rine Deo
Auer Agency
Paul Pizor
Hurifors
Washington Circle
Corty Hospital
Arthur Ingram
Wattsburg
Helen
Geraldine Fay
Elks
Franklin
Corry Bakery
Powell
AFL Chiefs
Lorraine
Good Housekeeping
Cranice
Chapin
America
National Bank of Corry
Federal Depost Insurance Corporation
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