VFW Auxiliary Votes Donation For Home Fix and District Dinners
The VFW Auxiliary voted to buy two new window panes for the National Home greenhouse and to send one dollar to each veteran from the post in the Erie Veterans Hospital. They announced district dinners on March 4 at North East and March 6 at Erie honoring national president Mrs Horschell Grimuith. Winners included Mrs Mildred Sorenson and Mrs Gertrude Kimmey, with Helen Porter taking the door prize. A light lunch was served by Mrs Sorenson and Mrs Lethman, decorated for George Washington's birthday. Next meeting set for March 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. F. W. Auxiliary
V. F. W. National
Post
Maurice Porter
Veterans' Hospital
Erie
North East
Horschell Grimuith
Mildred Sorenson
Gertrude Kimmey
Helen Porter
Sorenson
Eugene Lethman
George Washington
Blakely-Young Wedding Announced in Beaverdam
Elaine Mer Uc Young and Robert Lyle Blakely wed in a Beaverdam parsonage ceremony performed by Rev. J. Leon Muneral. The couple, now residing in West Smith street, plan a wedding trip to Niagara Falls. Elaine is a Pennsylva nia Telephone Co. employee and Blakely is a Cory Senior High School graduate now at Loblaw's.
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Blakely
Joan. Blakely
Nineara Falls
West Smith
Tompany Senior High
Pennssylvania Telephone Company
Jack Cone
East Washington Street
Cory Senlors High School
Otterbein College
Loblaw's
Card Club Hosts Evening At Feldt Home
Mrs B W Feldt hosted a bridge party at her West Smith street home with two tables in play. Prize winners were Mrs B C Anderson and Mrs Feldt, with a special prize for Mrs H Langdon Rowe. Salad refreshments followed. Mrs EK Powell to entertain next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Card Club
Feldt
B. W. Feldt
West Smith Steel
B.C. Anderson
H. Langdon Rowe
EK. Powell
Wheelock Community Ark meeting closes with games and awards
Mrs. Leland hosted the Wheelock Community Ark last evening with 12 members present. Mrs. Howard Van Tas Sal chaired, devotions by Mrs. Charles Buebe and Mrs. Robert Merritt, and games led by Mrs. William Lanehyn. Frank Harvey won the award, and strawberry shortcake and coffee were served. The next meeting is March 6 at Mrs. Charles Kennedy’s home with Nadia Hamilton giving lamp shade instructions.
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Wheelock
Leland Crosscut
Wheelock Community
Howard van Tas- Sal
Charles Buebe
Robert Merritt
William Lanehyn
Frank Harvey
Dreselt
Charles Kennedy
Nadia, ‘Hamilton
Chicken Supper Draws Large Crowd at Citadel
A Thursday chicken supper at the Salvation Army Citadel drew a large crowd. Co chairs were Mrs M L Saplertee and Mrs Gertrude Adams. Proceeds fund new seats for the Citadel building.
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Salvation Army Citadel
M. L. Saplertee
Gertrude Adams
Hesitadel
Nurse Mrs Ora Harper guest speaker at Washington School PTA
Mrs Ora Harper R spoke on her life at the Washington School PTA meeting held yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Mrs John Fenstermacher presided as chair for the regular business session. A study club meeting is announced for February 28 at 8:00 p.m. at Mrs Fenstermacher’s Molt Street home. Refreshments were served by Mrs Zalaneck and Mrs Tunnel.
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Ora Harper
Washington
Harper
John Fenstermacher
Senstermacher
Molt Street
Millun Zalaneck
Robert Tunnel
Women's Relief Corps Meeting Reported
Members of Women's Relief Corps No. 49 met at the L O Hall for an all day meeting. Birthdays for Lincoln Washington and Mrs Alma Gardner were honored. New members were received and a bake sale for March was planned. The corps will meet again on March 6.
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Women’s Relief Corps
Women's Relief Corps No
Hall
Lincoln
Washington
Alma Gardner
Ralph Gales
Clifton M. Howard
Sorder
Florence Bates
Harry Silvis
Local club meeting at Mrs Hill home ends with prizes
A local club gathering at Bush South street housed Mrs Hill where members noted awards. Mr Fred Kintey and Mrs TS Kelsey received contracts and Mae and prices. Ruth Bennett won the oneal prize as guests enjoyed refreshments. The meeting adjourned with plans for a future event in March.
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Oridge
Mal Eye Ning
Harry Hill
Bush South Street
Rueke Wls
Brice Els
Ip. Mae
S. Fred Kintey
TS Kelsey
Ruth Bennett
Murch
G G Club Meets At Mrs Morrison Home Event
The C G G Club gathered at Mrs Alfred Morrison’s Liberty Street residence. Two tables of contract bridge were played with prizes won by Vin Milton Van Dresst Mrs Louis Valentine and Mrs Mooney. Refreshments followed as the hostesses served cake candy coffee and more. The next meeting is planned for March 3 at West Church Street hostelry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Morrison
Liberty Street
Ore Guvet
John Mooney
Vin Milton van Dresst
Louis Valentine
Sciota Community Aid Elects Officers at Meeting
Mrs John Kolstes was elected president of the Sciota Community Aid group at a yesterday gathering at Mrs Archie Hurlbuts home. Other officers include Omar Kolater vice president Louie Raymond secretary James Kolstee assistant secretary Bernard Greate treasurer Floyd Avnis Liutenant treasurer. Mrs Raymond led devotions as hymns were sung.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sciota Community Aid
John Kolstes
Archie Hurlbut
Hurlbut
Anc Efeh
Wunsts Oiner
Omar Kolater
Louie Raymond
James Kolstee
Bernard Greate
Floyd Avnis- Liitent Treasuiner
Raymond
Tyaneshnit
Women of the Moose Lodge Hold Class and Awards
The Women of the Moose held a meeting with 4 class candiddies announced and attendance awards given. Mrs JinHe Mason led the regent's drive with subcommittee members serving refreshments as special awards went to Mus William Cobleton Mrs Miry Whaley and Mys Sydney Seertsin. The next gathering is planned for March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose
JinHe Mason
RLS
Pharma
Timrys Blakesioe
Spencer Ladies' Aid Meeting At Bailey Home
The Spencer Ladies' Aid met yesterday at the Bailey home with 30 members present. Mrs Ralph Dalley led the routine session as the group elected Mrs Carl Fulsom president. The works included quilting for the hostess and plans to host on May 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Ladies’ Aid
Bailey Home
Ralph Dalley
R. D
Carl Fulsom
O. R. Crowell
Beth Israel Sisterhood Meeting At Barach Home
Wisconsin report describes Beth Israel Sisterhood gathering hosted by Barach at West Washington Street. Mrs Kurt Leetis presided during a brief session with members and husbands, and a social hour followed a buffet supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barach Home
Wis
Harry Burch
Beth Israel Sisterhood
West Washington
Mrs Claude Stoke Honored at Pleasant Street Shower
Mrs Claude Stoke of R. D. 1 was honored at a shower hosted by Mrs Albert Shaffer May Jam Hempel at East Pleasant street last evening. Twenty four guests attended with prizes awarded to Miss Shirley Shaffer and Mrs Paul Whaley. A party lunch and shower gifts followed in pink yellow and white decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Stoke
Albert Shaffer
May
Wi Jam Hempel
Aps Storks
Michael Viccling
East Pleasant Street
R. D
Shirley Shaffer
Paul Whaley
Anniversary Party At Griffis Home Sunday
An open house will honor the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Griffis at their home 1 East Columbus Avenue this Sunday from 3 to 5 p.m. Neighbors and friends are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Griffis
Columbus Avenue
Giitfis
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