Women’s Circles Meet at Presbyterian Church
Geneva Circle met at Mrs. Bruce Ellsworth’s East Irving street home with twenty members led by Mrs. Russell Briggs. It organized March nursery duties and noted upcoming events including World Day of Prayer on February 25 and family night at the church February 24. A talk on Pakistan and Hinduism was given. dessert with Valentine motif followed. Westminster and Knox Circles also held sessions with devotions, reports, and plans for March meetings.
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Presbyterian Church Women’s Circles
Geneva
Presbyterian Women's Association
Bruce Ellsworth
East Irving Street
Russell Briggs
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Geneva Circle
Harold Flowers
Pakistan
Claude Blanchard
L. M. Douglas
Ray Laurie
Robert Sprague
Circle
Merle Page
Lottsville Road
Westminster
J. H. Heerlen
Wrightstret
George Hull
Paul F. Bauer
William Wanless
Lillian Wanno
Robert Tunnell
East Frederick Street
James Johnston
Knox Circle
East Pleasant Street
Kenneth Burr
Kenneth Harvey
Walter Loveland
Wilbur Rickers
India
Mirag Hospital
Porter Auer
Rickers
Beatrice Stockton
Merrill ©. Lille
John Rossbacher
Eddie Fisher Fan Club Meeting At Home
Miss Kay Ann Cassett hosted the Eddie Fisher Fan Club Monday evening at her residence. Members enjoyed refreshments, discussed their monthly paper, received assignments, and exchanged valentines. Miss Patricia Beardsley is set to host next Monday at 7 o’clock.
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Eddie Fisher
Kay Ann Cassett
Eddie Fisher Fan Club
Patricia Beardsley
Miss Harriett Colegrove Hosts Euclid Bridge Club
Miss Harriett Colegrove of Euclid street entertained her bridge club with Mrs. Hugh O'Hare as substitute. Two tables competed in contract, with awards going to Mrs. E. F. Pain, Mrs. George Orcutt, and Miss Colegrove. Desserts were served, and the group planned to meet again in two weeks with Mrs. Roger Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriett Colegrove
Euclid Street
Hugh O'Hare
E. F. Pain
George Orcutt
Miss Colegrove
Roger Brown
Miss Marjorie Lathrop Hosts Local Club Gathering
East Pleasant street hostess Miss Marjorie Lathrop entertained the Widmann Girle club last evening at her home with bingo as the main entertainment. Mrs. Wilam F. Shreve assisted in serving refreshments. guests included Mrs. Hazel Brockman, Miss Nancy Lee Shreve, and George Lathrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Lathrop
East Pleasant Street
Widmann Girele
Bingo
Miss Lathrop
Wilam F. Shreve
Hazel Brockman
Nancy
Lee Shreve
George Lathrop
Nuptials Unite Miss Lindemuth and Patrick Miller at Warren Church
Miss Betty Loulie Lindemuth and Patrick Henry Miller wed at St. Joseph's Church Warren in a 11 AM ceremony led by Rev Bowers. The bride, stepdaughter of Mr. Whitney, wore a pearl bodice gown with a colonial bouquet. Reception followed at the Complanter Rod and Gun Club with guests from Buffalo Corry Warren and nearby towns. Afterwards the couple planned a Buffalo honeymoon and residence at 1 Chestnut Street Corry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Miller
Donald Lindemuth
Robert Barnes
Warren
Complanter Rod and Gun Club
Hugh Nelson
Tidioute
Buffalo
Corry
Sheffield
West Hickory
Eldred
Kane
Miller
Chestnut Street
Lindemuth
Warren High School
Corryigh School
U.S. Army
Corry-Jamestown Mfg Corp
Friendship Aid Meeting Led by Mrs. Gertrude Grover
The Friendship Aid of the Evan gelical United Brethren Church met at Grove street with 13 members. Mrs. John Carrier gave devotions and the hostess with Mrs. Glenn Humes served dessert. A March 1 meeting was announced along with World Day of Prayer events and a Covenant Circle hostess duty on March 2.
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Friendship Aid
Gertrude Grover
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Grove Street
Grover
John Carrier
Glenn Humes
Birthday Party Honors Miss Rose Catalfa at 16th Celebration
Mrs Tony Catalfa hosted Rose Catalfa's sixteenth birthday last night at 402 Spring Street. Five schoolmates attended, bingo played, and a social evening followed with pink and white heart shaped cake ice cream chips candy and soft drinks. Door prize went to Rosalind Rhodes. guests Mrs Cusly and friends Barbara Falcone Shirley Ghvcora Jour Agullino Marjorie Canfield Rhodes provided gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Catalfa
Tony Catalfa
Spring Street
Rose
Rosalind Fhodés
Miss Cusly
Barbara Falcone
Shirley Ghvcora
Jour Agullino
Marjorie Canfield
Miss, Rhodes
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Plans Square Dance Event
Eighteen members of Epsilon Phi Chapter met at Mrs. Robert Curtis home on West Congress Street for a business meeting led by Mrs. Thomas Pierotti. They scheduled a square dance for February 22 and discussed Garden themed program topics. A bridal shower for Mrs. William Sebenick followed with gifts and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Curtis
Epsilon ,Phi
Robert Curtis
West
Congress Street
Thomas Pierotti
Ernest Simmonsen
Robert Eddy
Clinton Pratt
Ernest Emmons Jr
Mauro Novello
East Main Street
Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge Meets at IOOF Hall
Mrs. Clarence Cox noble grand presided at a routine Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge gathering at the IOOF Hall last evening. The session closed with a social period featuring card games and a cherry cake tea and coffee service by Mrs. Wickwire Cox and Mapes. Tables were decorated for George Washington's birthday. The next meeting is scheduled for March 1.
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Lady Rebekah Lodge
Clarence’ Cox
Noble Grand
Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
J. M. Wickwire
Cox
Arthur Mapes
George Washington
Senior Tri-Hi-Y Plans Candy And Bake Sale
Senior Tri-Hi-Y met Monday evening with advisor Miss Ruth Bennett to plan a taffy sale in coming weeks and a bake sale on February 26. Co chairs Nancy Kelly and Mary Webster lead the bake effort with Kathy Gage and Joan Hermon handling publicity. They also discussed the older girls conference in Greenville in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Supine
Pre-School PTA Tackles Kindergarten Prospects in Corry
Members of the Pre-School Parent-Teacher Association met in the homemaking department of Corry Area High School. They voted to buy a high chair for the Corry Memorial Hospital ward and discussed starting a kindergarten in Corry. Robert A. Ott Jr. answered questions on the proposal as a committee was formed to work with the school board. A public opinion poll was planned for the next meeting on March 15.
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PTA
Corty Area
William Hall
Corry Me ‘Morial’ Hospital
Corry
Robert A. Ott Jr
Kenneth Boland
Erwin Fuller
John Sprovers
Hull
Richard Peebles
John Sprovert
Fuller
Mrs Housman Hosts Card Party for St Elizabeth's Guild
Mrs. Fred Housman of 246 West Congress hosted a card party for St Elizabeth's Church Guild. Three tables competed with prizes to Mrs Howard Lee Mrs Norbert Bachemer and Miss Julia Zepka. Door prizes went to Mrs Nick Marly and Mrs George Haenel. A fruit salad cupcakes and coffee lunch followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Housman
West Congress
St. Elizabeth's Church
Valentine Party at Frank and Verna's Restaurant
A valentine party was held Monday evening at Frank and Verna's Restaurant in Columbus for the employees and their invited guests. About 25 persons attended enjoying dancing and a social evening. Cake and ice cream were served as refreshments. The group presented Mr. and Mrs. Kasper with a valentine gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank and Verne
Columbus
Embloyes
Grout
Mrs. Kasper
Rotary Club Hears Keystone Engineer on Sewage Plant
Robert J. Zuver, project engineer for Keystone Construction, spoke at the Meadville Rotary Club meeting at Hotel Corry. Introduced by program chairman Morgan Beverly, Zuver outlined the sewage disposal unit's operation and the plant’s progress. Plans were set for next Tuesday’s banquet at St Paul’s Lutheran Church launching Rotary International’s 50th anniversary year beginning February 23. Group singing by Jerome Davis with W A Leuby on piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Zuver
Keystone Construction Company
Meadville
Hotel Corry
Morgan Beverly
Mr. Zuger
Nrength
St Paul's Lutheran Church
Rotary International
Jerome Davis
W. A. Leuby
80 Mile Kidnap Woman Tells Detroit Police of Abduction
Mrs Juanita Giles, 27, reported to Detroit police that she was kidnapped by a gunman who forced her to drive 80 miles from Jackson, Michigan to Detroit. She described the assailant as hiding in the back seat of her car. Deputy officers and investigators are reviewing the incident.
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Juanita Giles
Detroit
Jackson
Mich
Misfortune Hits Farmer Again Near Centerville
Athens Township farmer and paperwood lumberman Dallas Wise, 64, was injured when a tree toppled onto him on his Centerville area farm four miles northwest near Taylor Stand. He suffered a fractured vertebrae, walked a half mile home with help, then was taken to Titusville Hospital by Torrey and Hays ambulance. His prior home and belongings were destroyed in a fire last November 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Township
Dallas Wise
Centerville
Titusville
Wise
Taylor Stand
Mr. Wise
Torrey & Hays
Spartansburg
Robbery at Norvelt Trading Center Reported
Walter Polche, operator of the Norvelt Trading Center in Greensburg area, told police two armed men forced him into a rear room last night, robbed him of 1800 in mostly fifty dollar bills, and cut telephone wires. One suspect was white and the other Negro. Ornithologists say more than 100 undiscovered bird species may exist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
Walter Polche
Norvelt
Polche
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