Valentine Party List Program Precedes CDA Event
Daughters of America Valentine card party announced for this evening at 8 at the VFW Post home. Mias Ann Barensi and Mrs H Lynn Rice direct the program with various musical selections by local performers. Tickets at the door and prizes include a $50 grand award and per table door prizes.
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Olr Daughters of America
VFW
Mias Ann Barensi
H. Lynn Rice
Rose
Yoon
Cynthia Stureis
Pilgrim
James Lundy
William Miller
Larry Krouck
George Andersen
Thomas Cherry
Allen Bennett
Brenda Warner
Diane Williams
Nancy Fenstermacher
Christine Sprovers
Christine Gentile
Edward Swanson
Coleen Cragg
Janet Alderson
Pamela Clark
Karen Kornikoski
I Beeve
August DeMaurice
PTA Council Fetes Past Presidents at Wright School
Leland Johnston and Estella Wells, past PTA Council presidents, were honored at Wright School during a recent council session. Ralph Austin led devotions on What is Tomorrow, with Port er Auer guiding business, and Louis Morgow presenting a program. Columbus School children created February themed favors and decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Shupe Wright
PTA
Columbus School
Plans for Boyer Blatt Nuptials Announced
Announcement of the marriage between Miss Patrick Boyer of Randolph New York and William H Blatt son of John A Blatt. The wedding is set for March 10 at St Thomas the Apostle Church with Rev Leon Dolesti officiating. Matron of honor will be Mrs Leo Arrance and best man will be Jet A Blatt Jr. A rehearsal dinner is planned for March 2 at the Hotel Corry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ene Colapiena
Patrick Boyer
Leo Arrance
Mr. Blatt
Jet A. Blatt Jr
Corry
Mrs Price Honored At Erie Colony Inn Sarah Coventry Night
Mrs Price and Mr Bar Price of East Street attended the Sarah Coventry Sweetheart night at the Colony Inn in Erie. Mrs Price was honored as one of ten Sarah Coventry representatives in the Erie branch for having the highest sales recorded. Dinner presentations of awards followed.
Sweetheart Ball Queen Candidates Pictured Today
Beavertown high school senior girls vie for the Sweetheart Ball queen title at a Moose Women’s auxiliary sponsored event to aid the nurses scholarship fund. Nancy Mong 17 daughter of Mrs Floyd Mone aims for beauty school in Erie and Kay Sorenson 17 daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilbur Sorenson plans a secretarial or beauty career. Both girls participate in school activities and plan to attend the dance Saturday at the Moss home with tickets sold by members and at the door.
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Pwo
Cor Atea High School
Moss Home
Wom
Kay Sorenson
Erie Playhouse to Open 47th Season in February
Mrs Kenneth Burr announces the Erie Playhouse will open its 47th season February 23 with the musical Bye Bye Birdie Plans call for a Three season Playhouse across three locations spring at West 7th street Jacaton, summer at Peninsula, fall downtown The annual membership drive runs to February 17 with further information via Mrs Burr Wayne Street The season includes Embezzled Heaven You Never Can Tell The Unexpected Guest The Miracle Worker Pal Joiry Sailor Beware and Come Blow Your Horn.
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Kenneth Burr
Erie Playhouse
West 7Th Street Jacaton
Peninsula Playhouse
United States
Erie
Wayne Street
George Bernard Shaw
Agatha Christie
Republican Group To Hear Merger Talk
Republican women will gather at the VFW Post home on an evening at a specified hour under Mrs. Clark Lord. Dr. John Mobr will discuss the proposed school merger and W. W. Waterhouse will cover legislation and the upcoming election. Attendees may ask questions from the floor.
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VFW
Lye
Corry CAHS Junior Class Hosts Party and Dance
The junior class of Corry Aves High School held a party at the YMCA on Saturday evening with chaperones Mr and Mrs Jack Stahl Mr and Mrs Roger Brown Mr and Mrs Harold Walfe and J Donald Watson. Dan McEldowney spun records while pink pong and other games entertained attendees. Committee officers Richard Seholton president Shirley Deimer vice president Kaylene Bliley secretary Patricia Perry treasurer organized refreshment service later in the evening.
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Corry Aves High School
YMCA
Jack Stahl
Roger Brown
Harold Walfe
J. Donald Watson
Dan McEldowney
Richard Seholton
Shirley Deimer
Kaylene Bliley
Patricia Perry
Fete for Bride-Elect Miss Rowley at Bridal Shower
Mass and Lowie Bowy, soon to wed James Wagner on February 24, was honored at a bridal shower Monday in Ginnie's Cafeteria Sombren Room. Hostesses Mrs. Charles Hayes and Mrs. Robert Night led games and awards for Linda McCray, Fred Sutter, Fred Clayton, Barbara Burton, and Nancy Curtis who won the special prize. Refreshments and a corsage crowned Miss Rowley, who received many gifts from attendees.
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Mass
Lowie Bowy
James Wagner
Ginnie
Charles Hayes
Robert Night
Linda McCray
Fred Sutter
Fred Clayton
Barbara Burton
Nancy Curtis
Area Meeting Open To All Members And Guests
Area residents are invited to attend this important meeting regardless of membership. Refreshments will be served after the program.
EUB Father-Son Banquet Highlights Church Event
A last evening banquet at Brethren Church features Swiss steak served by church ladies. Crosby Bush served as toastmaster with anecdotes while Rev H Ray Harfs gave devotions. Four generations of the Nelson Trisket family and oldest men were recognized. Guest speaker Rev Eugene Westley, recently back from Nigeria, urged Christian living and community influence. EUB Men officers include Herbert Trisket president and John Hansen vice president.
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Brethren Church
Pather-Sur
Crosby Bush
Barry
Allen and
Ambylten
Bons
G. T. Bergman
H. Ray Harfs
Nelson
EUB
Herbert Trisket
John Hansen
Dean Dubrosky
Ronald Trisket
Bridge Scores at VFW Post event honor Union City players
The second session of the scrambled team game drew Bridge Association members at the VFW Post home last evening. Winners across six tables included Mrs. Ted Hubley F H Bartholme Ted Hubley and Ted Treat of Union City with 31 percent. Others were Mrs. Morgan Beverly Miss Lena St Clair James Lundy and Dr. T. 5 Kelsey 30 percent and Mrs. Ted Treat of Union City J Fred Kinley Mrs. Mar icoyle and Harold Gilbert 30 percent. Single-game victors with 12 percent average were Mrs. Treat J Fred Kinley Mrs. Coyle and Harold Gilbert 16 2 percent, Mrs. Beverly Miss 81 Clas James Lundy and Dr. Kelsey 15 percent, and Mr end Mrs Hubley Mr Bartholme Mr Treat 14 percent. Next week's meet features a Master Point game. A five-table Howell game ran Tuesday afternoon for Tuesday Afternoon Duplicate Bridge at the YMCA with an average of 54. Winners were Mrs. Ted Treat Union City and Mrs. Morgan Beverly 69 1, Mrs. J Fred Kinley and Mrs. F H Bartholme 6, Mrs. Raymond Sandburg and Mrs. Louis Morrow 60 4, and Mrs. H J Wilcox and Mrs. Gerald Lane 59. Regular game planned for next week with reservations by Mrs. James Sullivan.
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Maric
Coyle
Harold Gilbert
Treat
J. Fred Kinley
Beverly
Clas
James Lundy
Kelsey
End
Hubley
Barthalme
Howell
YMCA
Ted Treat
Union City
Morgan Beverly
F. H. Bartholme
Raymond Sandburg
Louis Morrow
H. J. Wilcox
Gerald Lane
James Sullivan
Daughter Born to Greene Family at Corry Memorial
A daughter was born last evening at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Lawrence Greene of Clymer.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Lawrence Greene
Clymer
Lottsville Couple Celebrates Golden Anniversary
Mr and Mrs LaVern W Price of Lottsville marked their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house at the Methodist Church attended by about 125 guests. Their children Clare Platt and Paul Price hosted with grandchildren and church members assisting. Guests came from Meadville Jamestown Warren and several nearby towns as history noted their February 2 1912 Corry marriage.
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Lottsville
LaVern W. Price
Methodist Church
Clare Platt
Jamestown
Paul Price
Meadville
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Sharon Price
Eleanor Platt
Paul Anderson
Lloyd Price
Anita Price
Lynn Stone
Corry
C. E. Woodward
the Methodist Church
Columbus Grange Views Film Program At Meeting
Columbus Grange members enjoyed a film program titled Subsidies from the Warren County agricultural stabiliz ation committee. David Curtis introduced the film and shared other works of interest. A Valentine program organized by Mrs David Curtis followed with refreshments provided by Mrs Marko Kirn and Mrs Norman Lewis. The next meeting is set for February 26.
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Columbus Grange Group
Warren County Agricultural Stabilization Committee
Columbus Grange
David Curtis
Marko Kirn
Norman Lewis
Miss Dwyer and Singers To Entertain Grange Meeting
Miss Judith Dwyer a Corry area school music teacher will entertain Corry Grange members Monday evening at 8 30 p m with several high school students providing vocal selections The program was arranged by Lloyd Lillie Grange lecturer All members not solicited are asked to bring sandwiches for the event
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Dwyer
Grange
Judith Dwyer
Corry
Corry Grange
Lloyd Lillie
Tive "Toney
Open House to Honor Mr and Mrs Migliaccio
An open house Sunday afternoon honors Mr and Mrs Sam Migliaccio of 1312 West Pleasant Street as they celebrate their 40th wedding anniversary hosted by their children and in laws including John and Mary Migliaccio Leonard and Mary Migliaccio Walter and Lucia Szarzanowicz Paul and Mary Balek Sam Migliaccio Robert and Louise Migliaccio. Attendees may visit from 2 to 5. The couple wed February 19 1922 at St Thomas Church by Rev M. S. Racy.
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Migliaccio
Sam Migliaccio
West Pleasant Street
John Migliaccio
Leonard Migliaccio
Walter Szarzanowicz
Paul Balek
Robert
Louise Migliccio
Clymer Community Groups Form AFS Club and Poppy Drive
CLYMER The home committee of the American Field Service met at the Hutton home. The AFS exchange week is February 1 to 18 with Ara Wil spending the week in Buffalo and attending Amherst High School. Miss Nazar of Iran visits February 5 to 25 with host families and attends Clymer Central School. An AFL Club forms at Clymer Central School, Patsy Hemink president, Mary Lou Hutton secretary, John Robinson treasurer. Other meetings cover American Legion plans, poppy purchase, and various church and civic events with community members attending from Findley Lake and nearby towns.
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Clymer
American Fiel Service
Andrew Hutton
AFS
Ara
Buffalo
Amherst High School
Dean Nazar
Iran
Harvey Bensink
Clymer Central School
Williamsville High School
Patsy Hemink
Mary Lou Hutton
John Robinson
Tunis Miersma
Frank Baker
John Wassink
Philip Gravink
Robert Fergus
Findley Lake
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Wilbur Sorenson
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Gisks
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Schgo
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Miss Kay Sorenson
CAHS
Miss Rowley
W.C.O.B
Bennett
Joe Will
Bennetis
Uns
RCA Victor
Davis Goodyear Service
North Center Street
American Field Service Club
Abilliary of the
American Legion
June Willams
Ruth Rhebergen
Edris Deuink
Gilbert Ton
Robert Legters
Legion
French Creek
Mr. Ton
Grace Spitzer
Lilian Schermerhorn
Florence TeWinkle
Veda Ara
Carlyle Neckers
Wie “Gsa
Ernest Seekers
Abbe Reformed Church
Ton
Harold Legters
Norman Te- Croney
Howard Legters
James Gravink
Soriphire
Prayer
Norman Hogenboom
Leo McCann
James Ten Haken
Ivan Lepters
Jenes Warnshill
Portland
Mr. Ten
Howard Esters
James Warnshills
Harold Swanson
Kaye
Dorcas
Women's Guild of Christian Service
Velma Bailey
Bertha Haitink
Mattie Beckerink
Otis Fardink
Charles ‘Te Winkle
Costa Mesa
Calif
California
Henry “Habink
Edward Smith
Bristol
Tenn
James TenHaken
Darwin
Richard TenHaken
Watertown
N. Y
Jennie Wiggers
Wilton Kooman
Salem
Ohio
Claude Geertson
Julis Erickson
Mayville
Alfred Newhouse
Mee
Harold “TenHaken
William Quitens
Rochester
TenHaken
Ithaca
Clifford Meyerink
Ft. Myers
Fla
Harold Singer
Peat] Harbor
Hawaii
Pearl Barber
DuBarry
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