Bridge Scores From Tuesday Afternoon Duplicate Session
The Tuesday Afternoon Duplicate Bridge group played yesterday in the YMCA multi purpose room. An average score of 49 was recorded with winners including Mrs F H Bartholme of Union City and Mrs J Pred Kinley at 67, Mrs H J Wilcox and Mrs Gerald Lane at 59, Miss Lena St Clair and Miss Elizabeth Rogers at 52, and a tie at 49½ between Mrs Raymond Sandburg with Mrs Louis Morrow and Mrs James Sullivan with Mrs Donald Hall. Mrs Leon Root is taking reservations for next week's Master Point game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howell
YMCA
F. H. Bartholme
Union City
J. Pred Kinley
H. J. Wilcox
Gerald Lane
Lena St. Clair
Elizabeth Rogers
Raymond Sandburg
Louis Morrow
James Sullivan
Donald Hall
Leon Root
Express Yourself Program At Epsilon Phi Meeting
Epsilon Phi Beta Sigma Phi sorority members met at the R D 3 home of Mrs Clifford Wright with Miss Dolores Aquilino co host. Mrs Frank Frisina led a program on expressing oneself and each member gave a three minute address. Mrs E Craig Moore presided over the business session and a bowling party report was given. A bake sale fund raiser followed. The group will meet March 6 at Mrs Moore's East Smith street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ane Eponu Ros
Beta Sigma Phi
Clifford "Wright
Dolores Aquilino
Frank Frisina
E. Craig Moore
Moore
East Smith Street
Berean Class Meets With Ray Huffmans
The Berean Sunday School class of Evangelical United Brethren Church gathered at Ray Huffman’s East Main Street home with 12 members and one guest, Mrs. William Burch. Richard Shannon opened with a prayer and LeRoy Humes conducted the business session. The group plans to buy chalk boards for classrooms and discussed a splash party for the next gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Huffmans
Berean
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Ray Huffman
East Main Street
William Burch
Richard Shannon
LeRoy Humes
Homer White
God
H. Ray Harris
Huffman
Carolyn Babcock
Corry Area High School Announces Junior Class Play Committees
Corry Area High School announces committees for the junior class play A Little Honey to be staged March 1 and 2 in CAHS auditorium. Proceeds support the junior senior banquet and prom. Cochairs Richard Farrer Belinda Manintyre lead ticket collection and program work with numerous members across decorations, costumes, and stage crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Area High School
Corry Avea High School
CAHS
Cochairmen
Richard Farrer
Belinda ManIntyre
Erol Hassan
Dave King
Rose Spitman
Pat Ladd
Joan McKay
Betty Person
Art Carlson
George Sprovers
Exchange Student Speaks to YMCA Auxiliary
Lennart Mammarverk a Sweden exchange student spoke to the YMCA Ladies Auxiliary last night in the Y all purpose room. He compared Swedish and American school systems. Devotions were led by Mrs Lawrence McCray and Mrs J Fred Kinsey presided. The group discussed light refreshments for meetings and announced art and leathercraft classes and chess instruction for younger members. Nominating committee members were named and the next session is set for March 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lennart Mammarverk
Sweden
YMCA
Lawrence McCray
Fred Kinsey
William Leaby
Alton Dahlstrand
Clarence Wallace
James Lundy
Arthur Pledger
E. F. Pain
Robert Forrester
Frank Sturgis
Milton Cherry
Joseph Furst
Robert Fleming
Harry Hotchkiss
Mrs Frank Wise Hostess For Xi Beta Phi Group
Mrs Frank Wise hosted the Xi Beta Phi chapter of Beta Sigma Phi in the Sombrero Room at Ginnie's Cafeteria. The meeting led by vice president Mrs Raymond Brynt planned a March 10 social evening at Mrs Robert Summonsen's East Main street home. A program on southern Africa by Mrs Ernest Summensen preceded discussion of John Glenn and the Erie Playhouse membership purchase. A salad lunch followed and the group adjourned to meet March 6 at Mrs Robert Summonsen's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wise
XI Beta Phi
Beta Sigma Phi
Raymond Brynt
Robert Simmonsen
East Main Street
Ernest Simmonsen
Africa
John
Glenn
Erie Playhouse
Robert, Summonsen
EUB Church Scene Of WCTU Meet
The Women's Christian Temperance Union met last evening at the Evangelical United Brethren Church. Mrs. Floyd Johnson led devotions on His Life and Ours. A subscription to the Union Signal was voted for Mr. and Mrs. Charles Koch in Costa Rica. A $500 donation to the state film library was approved. The meeting urged three months of state-wide membership effort. Mrs Sorenson and Mrs Shannon served refreshments. The next meeting is set for March 0 at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UE Women's Christian Temperance Union
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Floyd Johnson
Union
Charles Koch
San Jose
Costa Rica
Koch
EUB
Johnson
T. R. Sorenson
Westminster Circle Meets At Patterson Home
Westminster Circle of the First Presbyterian Church met at Mrs J Harold Patterson's East Frederick home with 11 members. An in depth Romans study followed by a program on Churches for New Times led by Miss Helen Johnson and Mrs Lawrence McCray. A rummage sale was announced for April 18 and 14 by Adele McCray. next gathering set for March 20 at Mrs Raymond Weber's Wright street home. Jack Carley dies in Memphis editor and former Memphis Commercial Appeal managing editor, aged 67, after emphysema struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Circle
Patterson
J. Harold Patterson
East Frederick
Jimer Sharer
Raymond Weber
Wright Street
Mayor Zalzneck Speaks at Rotary Club Meeting in Corry
Mayor Zalzneck of Corry was guest speaker at the Rotary Club dinner in Hotel Corry. He discussed teenage liquor sales and control, the trial police court, and the Green River Ordinance, plus city paying programs and future plans. Vincent Mandel from Jamestown attended, Roger Brown gave the invocation, and 29 Rotarians were present.
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Foupousneom Mayue
Corry
Rotary Club
Hotel Corry
Zalzneck
Green River
Vincent Mandel
Jamestown
Roger Brown
Rubinoff
Announced Summer Wedding Plans of Flowers Mowrey
The engagement of Miss Mary Kathryn Flowers to Thomas Wesley Mowrey is announced by the bride-elect’s mother. Miss Flowers, daughter of Mrs. Harold T. Flowers of 130 East Frederick Street, is a Grove City College chemistry major and active in Theta Kappa sorority Kemikos American Chemical Society college orchestra and chapel choir. Mr. and Mrs. William W. Mowrey of 216 Wayne Street note Mowrey is Eastman School of Music junior majoring in music theory and a member of Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Eastman Chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Kathryn Flowers
Thomas Wesley Mowrey
Miss Flowers
Harold T. Flowers
East Prederick Street
Grove City College
Theta Kapha
Kemikos
William W. Mowrey
Wayne Street
Eastman School of Music
Rochester
Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Fraternity
Eastman School Chorus
Miss Ina Austin Hosts Knox Circle Group Meeting
Miss Ina Austin of Maple Avenue hosted the Knox Circle of First Presbyterian Church with cohostess Mrs. Allan Hasbrouck. Fifteen members and two guests attended as Mrs. Maxwell Brown led devotions from Romans. Announced were Rev. Richard Bodey’s installation March 9th, family night March 8th, and World Day of Prayer March 9th. next gathering will be March 20 at Ruth Pitt’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox Circle
First Presbyterian Church
Ina Austin
Maple Avenue
Allan Hasbrouck
Miss Austin
Richard Bodey
James Kensinger
Maxwell Brown
Clyde Keith
New Times
Ruth Pitt
West Washington Street
Radio Amateurs Hold February Meeting in Corry
The Corry radio amateurs met for their regular February session at Charles Slocum's East Main street home. Two operators and two visitors attended. Three training films were shown, followed by a microwave communications lecture by a former U.S. Air Force electronics technician. Gerald Owens is president. other members include Wilbur Sprenger Ken Kirch and Guy Butters. They host thrice monthly work and business sessions. A 1,000 watt transmitter is a current project to finish this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radio Amateurs of
Corry
Charles Slotam
Main Street
Arctic
U.S. Air Force
Slocum
Gerald Owens
Wilbur Sprenger
Ken Kirch
Guy Butters
Radio Amateurs
Rebekah Lodge Names Representatives for Erie County Picnic
Rebekah Lodge No. 140 met at the IOOF Hall with Mrs. Wallace Mick presiding as noble grand. Mrs. Ralph Goold, Mrs. Naomi Clark, and Mrs. Louis Auer were appointed as representatives to the Erie County IOOF picnic. Social period followed with refreshments served by Mrs. Ralph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lev
Lady Pranklin
Rebekah Lodge No
Wallace Mick
Noble Grand
Ralph Goold
Naomi Clark
Louis Auer
Erie County
Ralph
Man With Head Injuries Fleeing Through Philadelphia Windows
Philadelphia report describes James Edward Seyne 31, claimed cause headaches and sleepless days, smashing through multiple home windows and doors before being captured by police. He suffered a broken ankle, head injuries, and numerous cuts, held without charge as residents recount the chaotic incident. The IOOF Hall schedules its next meeting for March 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Mary Yehlin
McLaughlin
Richard Souder
Souder
George Averell
James Wylie
James Edward Seyne
Vanderhool
Helen Lillie
Goold
IOOF
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Epsilon Phi
Corry Memorial Hospital
Robert Fenno
South Center Street
Dennis Stutzman
Sam
Tekri Sellers
Everauvien
Mary Lou Taylor
Ruth Ann Chalbreath
Mary Jean Mitchel
JoAnn Drakep
Com‘ittee
Pegey Kirch
Sharon Jokes
Nancy Tingleski
Rosemary Latos
Dona Hartel
Bonnie Lagi
Ackers
Randy McCray
Connie Jolson
Mike Yncert
WCTU
Loblaws
Knorr
Park Club
Morrely's Pride Sausage
Onerwy Alley
Skisiless Wieners
Ius
Jack Carley
Memphis, Tenn
John Ogden
Jack) Carley
The
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Mayor Zalzneck
Washington
Bennett
B’s Journal
Joe’s
Barney B
Bennett's
House of Value
General Telephone
Merica
Independens
Rebekahs
Nokrode
Epsom
Sea
Corry Area
Mon
Sea’s Drug Store
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