Hi V Leaders Plan Programs At Senior High School
Nineteen officers and advisors of the Hi-V and Tri-tti of the Senior High met at the Burgess home on East South Street. Sue Grittis led devotions and a year plan discussion including Lenten regulations. Plans were made for an April 1 breakfast at 6:90 am and officers training at Grove City College. Square dances are scheduled every other Wednesday with a recon dance for high school students tomorrow. Refreshments followed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Burgess
East Souith Street
Sue Grittis
Grove City College
Duke Hillman Marriage Announced
Announcement of the marriage between Miss Mary Irene Hillman and Walter Duke. The ceremony was at Union City Methodist Church with Rev. Paul E. Smith officiating. Bride wore a blue taffeta street length dress with a white corsage. Attendants included Mrs. Robert Lindquist and Joseph Miller. The bride, from Union City area, formerly worked in Falconer. the groom works at Weil-McLain in Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke-Hillman
Mary Irene Hillman
Walter &, Duke
Oride
Ands
Frank Hillman
Tred Duke
South Main Street
Union City
Paul E. Smith
Stork Shower Honors Mrs Chiricuzio at West Church Street
Mrs William Chiricuzio was honored at a stork shower hosted by Miss Helen Grottostar with eight friends attending at the hostess residence on West Church Street. Prizes went to Mrs Howard King Mrs Robert Wotus and the guest of honor. Other guests included Mrs Glen Sanderson Mrs Merle Smith Mrs Walter Wotus and Miss Gwendolyn Kingsley. The hostess served cherry pie and coffee before gifts were exchanged as Mrs Chiricuzio received many lovely presents. Favors were candy party baskets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Chiricuzio
Helen Grottostar
William Chiricnzio
West Church Shtreet
Howard King
Robert Wotus
Glen Sanderson
Merle Smith
Walter Wotus
Gwendolyn Kingsley
BPW Club Holds Social Evening Before March Meeting
The Business and Professional Women's Club gathered last night in the TOOF Hall ell rooms for a tureen dinner hosted by Mrs. Norman Tarbell and her committee. Cards and visiting followed before they adjourned to plan a business session on March 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BPW Club
Business and Professional Women's Club
Ell
Toof Hall
Norman Tarbell
Shourne
Farewell Party for Mrs. Stanton Bower
Mrs. Stanton Bower was tendered a farewell party by friends at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Hillstrom on East Congress street as she moves from the city. Five tables of contract bridge were in play with awards going to Mrs. John H. Fenstermacher, Mrs. Joseph Furst, and Mrs. Martin Kepple. special honor to Mrs. Russell Brant. Refreshments featured salad and dessert, and Mrs. Bower received a luggage gift from her friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P Williams
Stanton Bower
Martin Kepple
Russell Brant
Bower
New Arrivals At Corry Memorial Hospital
A daughter arrived Saturday evening at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs William Ruinne of 30474 West Church Street A son was born Saturday night to Mr and Mrs Merlon Bemis of R D 4 A son Thomas Charles was born this morning to Mr and Mrs Clarence W Moore R D 1 Brie Moore whose mother is Eula Taylor is noted as the grandmother residing at Scott Center Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Memorial Hospital
Wiliam Ru Inne
West Church Street
Merlon Bemis
R. D
The
Thomas Charles
Wnh
Clarence W. Moore
Brie
Comy ‘Memorial Hospital
Wii
Moore
Eula ‘Taylor
George Royce
Scott Center Street
Erie Kiwanis Club Hosts Two Guest Speakers
Erie men and guests gathered at the Phoenix Hotel for a Kiwanis meeting. Johnny Seaman, salesman for Niederrler Co. and former boxer, explained boxing’s career path and its value for youth leadership. County Commissioner Louis Rzymek discussed diverting at risk youth to sports and outlined commission duties and plans. Group singing followed. Key Club members Gilbert Brewer and Vincent Dugan attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nawans Vine of
Corny
Phoenix Hotel
Sco Ul
Johnny Seaman
Erie
The
Niederrler Co
Seninit
Seaman
Erle
Louis Rzymek
Raymele
Kkseys
Lynn Rice
Rice
Gilbert Brewer
Vincent Dugan
Ray Weber
Focus Club
Warren Club
Erie bridge luncheon hosts notes and awards
Mrs. A. 8. Bong of Erie entertained her bridge club yesterday afternoon with a luncheon at the Corry Dell at 1 o'clock. Four guests joined the group including Miss Elizabeth Rogers Mrs Esther Jones Mrs Arthur Creighton and Mrs B. D. Trvine. The ladies then moved to the home of Mrs. Earl Haight for card play. Awards went to Mrs. Irvine Mrs. Langdon Rowe and Mrs. Hubert Heerlen with a special prize to Mrs. Creighton. Mrs. H Harmon will host the group in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. 8. Bong
Erie
Elizabeth Rogers
Esther Jones
Arthur Creighton
D. Trvine
Qwent
Earl Haight
East Squilh Street
Irvine
Langdon Rowe
Hubert Heerlen
Creighton
H. Harmon
College Women's Club hears Dr Biberich on Europe
Dr Walter Biberich of Westminster College spoke to the College Women's Club at the Garden Room VEW Post Home on a gathering of 4 members and 10 visitors. The talk, illustrated by a color film of Europe, covered existing conditions in various countries and attitudes toward the United States. A nominating committee announced March plans chaired by Mrs Wilhir Ripkers with several members listing names. Washington's birthday decor and refreshments followed by committees including Miss Nanty Shay and Mrs Raye Mond Wieger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Biberich
Westminster College
College Women's Club
Biberich
VEW Post
Howe
Europe
Elizabeth Rogers
Hugd Leeds
Troger Blows
Statuey Ansdersot
Wilhir Ripkers Chairain
FE. Whitliesey
H. Harmon
Bes, Wilson
George Gott
Chris Christensen
Nellie Tits
Lella May Pacey
Rayemond Wieger
Washington
Roger Brown
Charles Carver
Mire
Page Louderbach
Howard Tingart
Lens Calvin
Nanty Shay
Anniversary Party At Earle Home Honors Hagl on 13th Anniversary
A group gathered at East Peasant Street last evening for an anniversary party honoring Mr. and Mrs. Donat Hagl of Columbus on their 13th welding anniversary. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Larson and Rev. and Mrs. Donald Hyown. Mr. and Mrs. Engle added several appropriate contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air
Linverb Earle
East Peasant Street
Donat Hagl
Canasta Club Hosts Mrs Mackey At Maple Avenue Home
Mrs William Mackey of R D Was hostess last evening to her canasta club Mrs Donald Dickinson was high scorer and Mr Eugene Jones was Tow for the care play Mrs Mackay served ginger bread with whipped cream and cornet While Mrs Tankence droyee Maple avenue will entertain for the text party on March oti
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mackey
Willian Mackey
R. D
Donald Dickinson
Mes Eugene Jones
Mackay
Tankence Droyee
Maple Avenue
Columbus Grange Patriotic Program Observed
Columbus Grange held a patriotic program at the Grange Hall last evening featuring group songs including Columbia The Gem of the Ocean and America, talks on George Washington and Mount Vernon, a Washington life contest, and closing with Now the Day is Over. The meeting approved buying a kitchen stove and planned events for March 5 and March 19 including a sugar social and a box social with dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Grange
Grange Hall
Columbia
the Ocean
George ‘Washington
Gentleman Farm
Nathan Dodd
America
Washington
F. Lowe Edwardson
Mount, Vernon
Maetine
David Curtis
Tt Yes
Nex Grange
Lawrence Miller
Paul Sucher
Warren County Pomona
Freeshold Grange
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Blatt Bros. Theatres
REX Theatre
Robert Hayward
Mitchum
Aut
Arthur Kenes
Hedda Hopper
Invasion U.S.A
Mans
Helen
Douglas Rozelle Sr
Douglas Rozelle Jr
West Palm Beach
Latte
Mya
Katherine Rhotes
Rozelle Sr
St. Petersburg
Tampa
Poy
Richard Miller
Tomorow
New York City
Vila
Liberia
D. H. McKay
Warren
Corry
Barbara Roberts
Wright Street
Brookville
Joames McIntosh
Khlar Daye
Camp Kilmer
N. J
Dora Daye
West South Street
W. R. Hassler
Wilkinsburg
John M. Mobr
North Center Street
E. F. Pain
East Soulth Street
Bulfalo
Mrs
Tota
Kiwanis Club
Oldsmobile
General Motors
Wiggers Garage
E. South ST. Corry, PA
College Women’s Club
Seyret
Earle
Ollgmobile
Otis
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