Engagement Announcement and Local Youth Sunday Notes
Mrs C W Haskins of Waterford announces the engagement of her daughter Patricia to Dennis Bliley of Waterford. A June wedding is planned. Local notes include visits by relatives, a seminar vacation return from Chatham College, and a First Presbyterian Church Youth Sunday with multiple youth leaders and musical selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Haskins
High St?et
Waterford
Patricia
Dennis Bliley
Pritz Bliley
Miss Haskins
Fort LeBoeuf High School
Louis Rosin
Raymond Avenue
Daniel Roth
Cleveland
Joan Slutty
Chatham College
Pittsburgh
Wesley Shultz
Columbus
Cootiette Club Elects Officers For New Year
The Cootiette Club No. 102 elected officers at a meeting in the Garden Room of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post. Officers chosen include Miss Helen Porter as chief grayback and Mrs. William Roehrig as attendance award recipient. The next meeting is planned for March 3 with lunch served afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cootiette Club
Cootiette Club No
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
Alma Slagle
Grayback
Homer Fitch
Range Grayback
Lelia Hubbard
Warren Coollette Hospital
Fitch
Hubbard
Warren
Helen Porter
William Roehrig
Harold Carr
Hazel Shuss
Alfred Gone
James Keppel
Eva Arnold
Julia Zepka
Louse Hunter
Mildred Sorenson
Fred
Young
Roehrig
Cone
Sorenson
Girl Scout Troop 398 Ice Skating Party
Girl Scout Troop 398 enjoyed an ice skating party at Mead Park Monday evening. They had a snack and business session at the First Presbyterian Church. The group received order blanks for the annual cookie sale starting Friday February 6 and running to February 20. They reviewed requirements to earn the first class rank by spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oroop No. 398
Mead Park
First Presbyterian Church
Hospital Auxiliary Plans Bake Sale at Sears Roebuck
Corry Memorial Hospital Auxiliary announced a bake sale at Sears Roebuck on Friday March 13. Miss Mary Higgins will chair with Mrs Clifford Taylor cochairing. New members Mrs Ronald Burdick and Mrs Clifford Taylor were welcomed. A volunteer tea is set for June 3 at the Corry Country Club to recruit members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Memorial Hospital
Sears and Roebuck
Mary Higgins
Clifford Taylor
Cochairman
Ronald Burdick
J. Pred Kinley
Robert Beta
Richard Peebles
Felix Matthews
Corry Country Club
Birth Announcement for Mark Lewis Cramer in Tucson
A son born Monday morning at St. Marys Hospital Tucson Arizona to Mr and Mrs Thomas Cramer. Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Lewis Hale of North Center Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Lewis
St. Mary's Hospital
Tucson
Ariz
Thomas Cramer
Lewis Hale
North Center Street
Reception Honors Mr and Mrs Richard Marrs
A reception at First Methodist Church Saturday evening honored newlyweds Mr and Mrs Richard Marrs. Mrs Marrs, formerly Miss Sandra Akin, daughter of Merle Akam of Spartansburg, received kind gifts as friends and relatives from North East Meadville Grove City Waltsburg Spartansburg Columbus Clymer Sherman Corry attended. The couple’s cake and decor featured a three tier wedding cake and white lilies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Marrs
Methodist Chirch
Marrs
Sandra Akin
Merle Akam
Spartansbury
North East
Meadville
Grove City
Waltsburg
Sparrsburg
Columbus
Clymer
Sherman and
Corry
Manny
Epsilon Phi Chapter Meets at Mrs Rothrock’s Home
The Epsilon Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at Mrs Thomas Rothrock s West Congress Street home with Mrs Darwin Wolcott presiding. A nominating committee was elected and Mrs Edward Pasi led a program titled The Garden covering house plants name origins and Bible gardens in New Jersey. The hostess served salad rolls tea and coffee and the next meeting is set with Mrs Wolcott on East Main Street February 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Rothrock
Epsilon Phi
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Thomas Rothrock
West Congress Street
Darwin Wolcott
Edward Pasi
Group Enjoys Party At Sonoski Residence
Four tables of fifty were in play at the North Center street home of Mrs P B Sonoski as she and Mrs James Hammond hosted a Hospital Auxiliary vanishing card party. Prizes went to Mrs John McLaughlin Mrs William Spiesman Mrs de Jackson and Mrs George Maloney. Salad rolls coffee and tea were served. Future card parties were announced by Mrs Stanley Malek Mrs Charles Thompson and Mrs Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. B. Sonoski
North Center Street
James Hammond
John McLaughlin
William Spiesman
de Jackson
George Maloney
Stanley Malek
Charles Thompson
Jackson
Mrs G Lane Hosts Vanishing Card Party
Mrs. Gerald Lane of North Center street hosted a hospital auxiliary vanishing card party. Two tables of bridge played. winners were Mrs. Rosche Keck, Mrs. L. M. Douglas, and Mrs. Richard Peebles. Hostess served baked Alaskas in clay pots with a pompon centerpiece on a silver diamond heart clubs spade design. Mrs. C M Howard said she will entertain soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Howard
Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge Holds Charter Draping
Twenty six members met at the Odd Fellows Hill for the Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge regular session. The noble grand Mrs Merrill Lillie conducted the business. A charter draped in memory of Beatrice Stewart and a memorial for Lucille Lines were read. Lunch followed hosted by several members. Next meeting set for February 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge
Order of
Odd Fellows Hill
Merrill Lillie
Beatrice Stewart
Lucille Lines
Raymond Hayes
Cl Dahl
Edward Rossbacher
Merrill McCray
Esther Circle Meeting at Miss H Myer's Home
The Esther Circle of the Womb Benevolent Society met at Miss Hinkiel Myers on Wayne Street. Members discussed scripture, planned valentines for the church shut-ins, and arranged a church luncheon for March 17. The meeting adjourned after a dessert service prepared by the hostess and Mrs Harold Carr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Circle
H. Myers
Society of Christian Bervier
Methodist Church
Hinkiel Myers
Wayne Street
Lievoutyg
LE Wmline
sOeller Sunes Donidson
Mirk
Jesan
Win Priver Mix Mubert Vaughn
Vaughn
Uns
Harold Care
Hohe
He West
WSCS
Willis Hehntstoller
Vane
Carr
Charles Hies
Snyder Cirete
Knights of Columbus and Catholic Daughters Plan Box Social
In a joint meeting the Knights of Columbus and Catholic Daughters of America organized an old-fashioned box social at the K of C Hall. The event features cards, dancing, and a TV viewing night starting at 9 pm. Leo Heberlein Edward Kvna led, with Mrs JF Needham on the calire committee. Tickets available from committee members or at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights
I Columbus
Catholic Daughters of America
K of C Hall
Leo Heberlein
Edward Kvna
Uck- His
Heberlein
JF Needham
Calire
Joseph Niedomys
Cluskey
Leo Rhynald
Leo Hooks
Gluvna
Somumittee
Tureen Dinner at Lillian Guild Meet
The Tallin Guild of Emmanuel Episcopal Church held a tureen dinner before their monthly meeting last evening in the church undercroft. Mrs Ilinnay Wasa and Mrs Keppel Tiffany served hors d oeuvres. Mrs M S Reed, president, led the group in the Lord s Prayer. Mrs Dor Williams and Miss Elizabeth Ropers were appointed hostesses for Lenten devotional suppers. Mrs Tiffany and Mrs Wass sik were named hosts for bishop reception after confirmation on March 8. The rector spoke on the Beumensoa! Moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Guild
Tiffany
Wasssik
Ciefly
Brownie Scouts Plan Cookie Sale at Concord School
Brownie Scout Troop No Ysa held their regular meeting in the Parent Foucher Association room at Concord School. The troop confirmed the annual cookie sale and reviewed the honor system for door to door orders. Each of the three patrols proposed a special program for International Month observed in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tay
Brownie
No Ysa
Lerday
Foucher
Concord School
Xi Beta Phi Meets At Simmonsen Home in Columbus
Mrs. Ernest Simmonsen and Mrs. Prank Wise hosted the Xi Beta Phi Chapter meeting at the Simmonsen home in Columbus. President A A Carbone led a regular business session while Eugene Maxbrouck spoke on amateur radio operation. Dutch apple pie ice cream tea and coffee were served. The next meeting is set for February 17 at the Simmonsen home hosted by Mrs. Julia Piccard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xi Beta Phi
Simmonsen
Ernest Simmonsen
Columbus
Prank Wise
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
A. A. Carbone
Eugene Maxbrouck
Julia Piccard
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Roberta Pain
Kathe Tunnell
William Tunnell
Joy Zaleneck
Rodney Person
Robert McVicker
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J. Karen Mallick
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Crandall Agency
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