Benefit Card Party at Spring Creek School Returns Proceeds
Seventy two attend the Spring Creek Township PTA fundraiser at Spring Creek School on Monday evening. The event featured five hundred, canasta and Chinese checkers games with prizes for winners and door prizes for Harold Paulson and Glenn Donaldson. Refreshments and socializing accompanied the activities, and proceeds amounting to about 850 were directed toward the purchase of school boy patrol equipment and other school needs. Attendees hailed from Spring Creek and nearby communities including West Spring Creek East Branch Pleasantville Grand Valley and Corry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Creek
Spring Creek Township
PTA
Alwaids
John McKay
Irvin Herrick
Kenneth Weldon
Hverett Greeley
Py V. Rafferlin
H. Damon
Everett Bustle
Jmr
Walter Maxwell
Burt Sowles
Frank Rafferlin
Howard Lanning
Wiliam Bardu
William Kelsny
Porsonis
West Sprig Creek
East Branch
Pleasantville
Grand Valad
Corry
Vern Smith
Esther Brhindage
James Steyr
Donald Wharton
Harold Paulson
Glenn Donaldson
First Vanishing Benefit Card Party Held at Mrs Needhant’s
Mrs Jerome F Needhant of Maple Avenue hosted the first in a series of benefit card parties for the Ladies Auxiliary of Corry Hospital. Three tables played bridge and canasta with prizes awarded to several guests. Guests enjoyed orange and date cake and coffee, and more hostesses planned future gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome F Needhant
Maple Avenue
Hu [Corry Hospital
Ube
Earl Haight
Milton Zalzneck
Willard Gthyon
Dates Hitnson
Nealham
W. Bricken
James Sullivan
Richard Bachefuer
Anton
Lawrence Nichols
Cleve Morton
Zalzneders
Alexander
Covenant and Knox Circles Meet at Est Pleasant Street
Covenant Circle of the Presbyterian Women’s Association met at the home of Mrs J Fred Kinsey on Est Pleasant Street with twelve members present. Topics included a sale for a church kitchen warmer and a mission quiz led by Mrs Delia Bernard. refreshments were served and plans made for the March meeting hosted by Mrs Lawre Gray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bers
Covenant Circle
Presbyterian Women’s Association
J. Fred Kinsey
Pleasant Street
Tavdlel Finnwces
Harold Patearson
Robert Grice
Delia Bernard
Flowers
Kinley
Philip Deel
Bertha
Knot _Cirele
Nellie “Mooher
Samuel Wood Tod
Outreach
Christian Witness
Harlem
Florence Amy
Walter Rath
Alaska
Merker
M. F. Goyle
Mary Anderson
Lawre
Gray
West Smith Tree
Lutheran S S Classes Plan Future Activities
The February meeting of St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church Sunday School teachers met at the Freno home on East Frederick Street. Plans were made to regroup classes and organize student activity groups with more engaging programs. March 13 was set as the next planning date, with Dr. Tate absent and U4 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran
Daughter born to Mr and Mrs J Gla Cowles
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. J. Gla Cowles of Bear Creek at Jamestown on February 16. The Cowles had former ties to this city. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Prine of R D 1 Columbus at Gorry Hospital this morning. Mrs. Prine is formerly Thema Miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Gla Cowles
Bear Take
Jamestown
Cowles
Ason
Glenn Prine
Columbus
Gorry Hospital
Prine
Thema Miles
Local Visits And Travel Notes From The Community
Mr and Mrs Lesap Oberman and family visited Aaron Oberman and daughter Maxine and Miss Libbye Cohen of East Congress street. Thomas Dykis traveled to Los Angeles for a funeral service in memory of Mrs McCafferty s stepmother Mrs G H Bauer. Hubert S Vaughn left on a business trip to Detroit Chicago Milwaukee and Des Moines for Corry Instrument. Ronald Miles and Edward Pover recently in New York City. Miles at Kand 1 Brass Bronx and Pover at Aseptic Steel. Kathryn returned home to Brethismor by train after speaking at the Business and Professional Women s Club meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lesap Oberman
Titsville
Aaron Obberman
Maxine
Libbye Cohen
East Congress Street
Sid
MD. Metalferry
Mead Avenue
Punxsytawney
McCafferty
G. H. Bauer
Thomas Dykis
Wayne Street
Lo Los Aimeces
Galli Reeon
Hubert S Vaughn
North Center Street
Detroit
Chicago
Milwaukee
de Moines
Corry Instrument Company
Ronald Miles
Edward Pover
East
Pleasant Street
New York City
Miles
Kand 1. Brass Company
Bronx
Pover
Aseptic Steel Company
Brooklyn
Kathryn Rep
Women’s Circle Plans Dining Tables Purchase at Church Meeting
About thirty members of the Women’s Circle 8-8 at the Methodist Church held a monthly meeting Monday evening. They approved buying four new dining tables for the church dining room and distributed annual offering envelopes. The session featured readings and a play titled The Ghost with Lois McCray as the ghost, plus musical selections and a Valentine themed reception. A nominating committee was named for the March 13 election, with Mrs Foster chairing and Mrs Mountain and Mrs Young on the panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S
Stanley
Nichols
Donate Dingle
Secretary of Missions
Lois McCray
Membe
W. Marsh
Leland Johnston
Ruth Foster
Tryin Young
Edmund Barr
Philip McCray
Bertha Warne
W. B. Slow
Lovay
Mra
Foster
A. Mountain
Young
Valentine
N. B. Club Honors Mrs Walter Pier and Members
The N. B. Club honored Mrs. Walter Pier at a birthday party hosted by Mrs. Homer Taylor at Snyder Gille. Eleven members and a guest attended. prizes for 800 were won by Mr. Frasten Person and Mrs. Walter Rhodes. The group adjourned to cake and coffee and will meet again February 27 at Mrs. Pier’s Marion Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner Eter Wes Howd
N. B. Chil
Homer Taylor
Snyder Gille
Pier
Charles Linsk
Frasten Person
Waler Rhodes
Paul Crowell
Valentine Party At John Freno Home
Mrs John Freno entertained guests at a Valentine party for her daughter Linda. Valentine boxes of cookies and candies were given. Guests included Miss Freno Miss Lexin Dorwill Howman Miss Mill gares Orcutt Ronald Brown Michael Stuthholm and Miss Katie Ann Twi. Games were played and prizes awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Freno
Linda
Valentine
Dorwilll ‘Howman
Miss Freno
Miss Lexin
Miss Mill~gares, Orcutt
Ronald Brown
Michael Stuthholm
Katie Ann Twi
Catholic Daughters Rummage Sale This Weekend
The Catholic Daughters of America sponsor a rummage sale at the Murphy store on Friday and Saturday February 1 and 18. Proceeds aid local transitory causes. Doors open 7 p.m. Friday and 9 a.m. Saturday with donations welcomed at the club room Thursday evening. Items will be collected by Mrs. A V Silat DeMauri and Mrs. James Cassity, chairmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duwuhter
America
Une
Thaursslaffertegn
Contotinie Mra
AV Silat DeMauri
Gb MeTames Casstity
Corry P T A Council Founders Day Session Details
Corry city PTA leaders and members gathered for the Founders Day session at the high school. A Valentine motif decor, speeches by Mildred Denton and Ada Rabler, and a cake with candles were noted. Proposals included a new PTA building and fundraising plans for community projects and equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ine
Biafy FM
Larry Siulor
Moray Eye
Iie
Corry City
PTA
Cownet Axe
Ajeenatna
Ure Tayewke
Eijaved
Miss Clarier Javxi
Thomas Potka
Peggy Duinsteen
Buburi Staples
Teebuss Candy
Snadu
We Shurtengy
Adin Biress
Frei
Mx Mildred Dentonie
Ehase
Tyath
Robert Fahey
Evin
Elmaman
BTA
Disteleh No
Ada Rabler
Brie
Shaitman
Wile
Po DA
Te Linasy Jd Moffatt
Miura
Erie County Council
Joewuunell
Dixie Ff
Engelieel Vurthi
Mulch
Moeling
David Dunlan
Howard
Columbus Grange Pie Social Highlights February 20
The Columbus Grange hosts a pie social at the Town Hall in Calai Vis on Monday evening February 20. Mrs Merle Page Mrs 0 P Trinket and Myx Donald Bole serve with Master David Curtis presiding. A program features a study of Washington Lincoln and a debate on a national leader amid cake tea and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columb Grae
Merle Page
P. Trinket
Donald Bole
Calai- Vis
David Curtis
Jakk Cavalny
Lincoln
Tate
Albert Suidburg
Nate Dodd
Mareli
Miss Kathryn Keep Addresses B P W Club Talk
Miss Kathryn Keep of ele, employed by the Pennsylvania State Employment services, led a discussion at the Business and Professional Women's Club meeting on equal work. She highlighted aptitude testing and suggested initiatives to help women, including students, find suitable roles and hobbies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Profession Womens Club
Kathryn Keep
Vensylvania
Mellena
Wwenl
Ko Param
nMreiaye Grony
Kewind
Yvon Linisantons
Misshulin
Allevenine
Aero
DBE
Ulp
al Bou Hut
Talk On Lincoln Medals At Kiwanis Club Meeting
Prather reports on Lincoln medals and the Lincoln cent at a Kiwanis dinner held at the Phoenix Hotel. Attendees include club members and officers. the speaker, a noted Lincoln scholar and former American Numismatic Society leader, discussed medals, relics, and Lincoln heritage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Kiwanis Club
Prather
Linmiediulh
Une Phoanx
Erle ¢Lilly
Keumetie Winters
Benja
Nin Glaider
Distria
Tressirer
Kinewee
Winnssinh
American Mumismque Society
Hue
Howwinid
Sheer
Sedona
Ten Haken Family Hosts Wedding Anniversary Gathering
The Henry Ten Haken family observed a wedding anniversary with a party at their home. Attendees included Richard Ten Haken Darwin Ten Haken Mr and Mrs Dames Ten Haken, Mr and Mrs Robert Seblink and son Jeffrey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ten
Dames Ten Haken
Whey
Richard Ten Haken
Darwin Tenakey
Harold Ten Haken
Robert Seblink
Jeffrey
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Blatt Bros
Hunny
Larry Barks
Pomaasay
Lizabeth Scott
Dan Duryeas
FBI
Kai Wewnedy
Hilatio Mils
Rogers & Autry
Toa VanoRub
Toof Vicks
Tea Rose
Buttercup
Aqua
Olor Ushoppe
Covenant and Knox
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Helen
N. B. Club
Walter Pier
C. D. of A
Corry P. T. A. Council
Columbus Grange Pie
Kathryn
B. P. W. Club
Firestone
Barney‘s Firestone Store
South Center Street
McKettrick
Stehli
Chapin
Howard Gates
Wright St
Corry, Pa
Marchment Pet Shoppe
Erie, Pa
Bird and Tropical Fish Supplies
Vle
Nyu
Dras
Peg Palmer
Tito Mia
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