Corry City Red Cross Board Meets at Chapter Roots
Thursday evening the Corry City Chapter of the American Red Cross held a board meeting at the chapter roots on North Center street. Rev. Joseph R. Clair presided. Miss Ethel McCray reported on Junior Red Cross efforts and gift drives for Gerry schools.
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Corry City
The
American Red Cross
North Center Street
Joseph R. Clair
Richard H. Rossbacher
Harold A. Gilbert
Dan ‘Taggart
Harley Johnson
Don Willams
Jerome
Fo Meedham
Ethel McCray
Orvil Root
Home Service
Bradford
Helping Hand Club Elects Mrs Barton Head
The Helping Hand Club of the Rebekah lodge elected officers at their meeting in the hall yesterday afternoon. Mrs Arthur Barton was chosen president with Mrs E S Jadeston as vice president and Mrs Frederink Beall as secretary. Mrs William Marsh was named treasurer as 18 members and past officers attended. The outgoing president received a jewelry gift, a dinner was served to all, and the next meeting is set for January 12 with new officers to preside.
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Helping Hand Club
Barton
Anuss
Rebekah Helping Hand Clim
Hall
Eugene Smith
Arthur Barton
Jadesteom
Prederink Beall
William 2. Marsh
Network
Beall
Smith
Oscar Fritz
Harvey Loveland
Marsh
D A R Bake Sale Plans Amid Chapter Meeting
The Brokenstraw Valley Chapter of the DAW held a meeting at East Congress street home of Mrs. James MacInnes with assistant hostesses Mrs. George Boyd and Mrs. G C L Auer. Regent Mrs. E C Barnes chaired the business session and plans were laid for a January 17 bake sale at St. Vincent's Hospital. Mrs. Foster Davis and Mrs. N H Reynolds prepared to resume duties after a visit with her mother. Reverend Joseph F R Clair spoke on What is History. The group adjourned to meet February 5 at Maple Avenue with Mrs. Cis ir.
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D.A.R
Brokenstraw Valley
DAW
East Congress Street
James MacInnes
George Boyd
GC. L. Auer
Porter Auer
E. C. Barnes
Katherine Reynolds
St. Vincent's Hospital
In Brie
Foster Davis
N. H. Reynolds
East
Joseph FR. Clair
South Street
Cisir
Maple Avenue
Kiwanis Club Opens 1948 With Large Attendance
Kiwanis Club held its first 1948 meeting last evening at City Restaurant with 36 members present. William Zefiropulos, program committee chair, presented two films: one on how not to conduct meetings featuring Colonel Lemuel O. Stoopringie, and another from the American National Red Cross titled When Disaster Strives.
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Kiwanis Club
William Zefiropulos
T the Program Committee
Lemuel O. Stoopringie
Long Distance Shower For Mrs Michniak
A long distance shower honoring Mrs. Charles Michniak of Dorchester Massachusetts was held Thursday evening in Rockhome. Hostesses Mrs. Raymond Root and Mrs. Philip McCray hosted the event at 924 West Pleasant Street. Guests wrote notes and gifts included miniature umbrellas as favors.
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Michniak
Everting
Charles Michniak
Dorcheset Mass
Jane Fierardi
Raymond Root
Philip McCray
Ring Arests
Rock Hime
West Pleasant Street
Orval Root
Julia Zepka
VFW Auxiliary and Coolville Club Hold January Meetings
Twelve VFW Auxiliary members met at 8:15 pm at the VFW Home for a business session led by President Mrs. Jean Field. Awards went to Mrs. Ruth Foster, Mrs. Clyde Reynolds, and Miss Anna Shields. dues are due by January List. next meeting January 2st. Afterward eight Coolville Club No. 102 members, chaired by Mrs. Charles Wood, planned Valentine gifts worth 5 each to the Soldiers and Sailors Home in Erie and to St. Barnabas House near North East. $6 Tubsrabtosis Bond reported. next meeting a Valentine dinner on February 12 at 4:30 pm chaired by Mrs. Wood. Field won the evening award.
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V.f.w
Vp.w
Jean Field
Eliza
Deshon
Aspinwall Veterans
Qerry Veterans
Ruth Foster
Clyde Reynolds
Anna Shields
Havel Shuss
Coolielle Club No
Grayback
Charles Wood
Soldiers and Sailors Home
Erie
St. Barnabas House
North East
Corry
Wood
Steel Age Foremen's Club Names Officers
The Steel Age Foremen's Club of the Corry James town Mfg. Corp met for its monthly meeting and elected Ollie McClintock as president. William Marsh became vice president and Lawrence Hansen secretary treasurer. A projector purchase was discussed but no decision reached. The next meeting on February 5 will install officers. Harland Robbins served as outgoing president.
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Surtgen
Steel Age
Corry-Jamestown Mfg. Corp
Ollie McClintock
William Marsh
Lawrence Hansen
Tare
Harland Robbins
C D A Met For Business Session
The Court Conception No. 35 C D A met at the club rooms on North Center street with 20 members present. Mrs. Leo Rhynard chaired the meeting and a donation was given to the C D A window at Gannon College in Erie. Tuberculosis Bond purchase discussed along with routine business. Apple pie cheese and coffee served by Mrs. Clark Lord and committee. Next meeting date in January.
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Court Conception No. 35
C. D. of A
North Center Street
Leo Rhynard
Gannon College
Erie
Clark Lord
Em manuel church officers reshuffled at Parish Hall meeting
At a Parish Hall meeting of Emmanuel Episcopal Church yesterday Mrs Anna B Wilcox resigned as treasurer and Mrs William Myers was elected to the post The other officers were re elected Velma Moore president W M Sandburg vice president and Mortis Bonsteel secretary Hostesses served refreshments and the February 12 meeting will be held with Mrs Joseph Clair at the rectory on Maple Lane
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Emmanuel Episcopal Church
The
Emmanuel
Anna B. Wilcox
William Myers
Velma Moore
W. M. Sandburg
Mortis Bonsteel
Sam Harley
Frank Frost
Joseph &. Clair
Maple Senne
Presbyterian Church Holds Annual Congregational Meeting
Members of the First Presbyterian Church gathered Thursday evening for the annual business meeting. A tureen dinner began at 6 20 served by the Presbyterian Guild and Opportunity Club. Trustees, auditors, and aiders were reelected or newly elected and the 1948 budget approved.
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Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Guild
Opportunity Club
Samuel Scott
Ross G. Pehlman
H. L
B. Macbees
Glenn Steadman
W. Stuart Houghton
Douglas Rovelle
Charles Dodd Honored By Family On 81st Birthday
Charles Dodd aged 81 was celebrated by family at 347 West Washington Street. Attendees included J R Dodd of Jamestown My wife and N E Dodd F L Dodd and others from Columbus. The gathering featured a social evening and refreshments.
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Charles Dodd
West
Washington Street
Nelson
Trisket
J. R. Dodd
Jamestown
N. E. Dodd
F. L. Dodd
Columbus
Stork Shower Honors Mrs Delton Weidner At Elm Street Home
Mrs Delton Weidner was honored at a stork shower hosted by Mrs J A Whitney Mrs Robert Regie Mrs H R Harris and Mrs Jerald Lansberry at 14 Elk Street Twenty two guests enjoyed contests with prizes awarded to Mrs D D Palmore Mrs Gerald Fish and Mrs Rean McElroy A Christmas tree gleamed in blue pink and white with baby shoes and bibs Refreshments included fruit salad buttered rolls tea and coffee The guest of honor received many gifts
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Delton Weidner
J. A. Whitney
Robert ‘Regie
H. Ray Harris
Jerald Lansberry
Elk Street
D. D. Palmore
Gerald Fish
Rean McElroy
Dolor
Women’s Society of Evangelical United Brethren Met
Mrs H Ray Harris hosted the W S W S group meeting with 16 members present. Mrs Hugh Mosher led devotions and Mrs Dan Culver presided. A book review on Fellowship of Service at Home was delivered by Mrs Leon VanTassel with several assistants. The next meeting is set for February 12 at Mrs Charles Patterson’s home.
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W. WS. W.S
H. Ray Harris
North Cenlter Street
W.S. WS
Evangelical United Brethren
Hugh Mosher
Dan Culver
Leon VanTassel
Harris
Charles Ke
Noahs Ark Class Met At Bush Home
The Noahs Ark Sunday School class of the Evangelical United Brethren Church met at the home of Mr and Mrs Crosby Bush on Concord Street. Eleven members and two guests attended. Mrs Keith Henton led devotions and William Crane presided. The evening included routine business and entertainment led by Mrs Wayne VanGuilder with snacks served by the hostess and Mrs Heifiston.
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Nash’s Ark
Hvangelical United Brethren Church
Crosby Bush
Concord Street
Keith Henton
William Crane
Wayne VanGuilders
Hefiston
Erie County Prison Board appoints McLaughlin president
Damian McLaughlin named president of the Erie County Prison Board at the annual reorganizational meeting. Jay and Sherman named warden. Sheriff Paul Babbitt steps down after two years as chairman with reappointments for Judges Elmer L. Evans and Burton R. Laub, and other officers. Sherman praises current staff and offers no immediate operational changes.
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Damian McLaughlin
Erie County’ Prison Board
Jay & Sherman
McLaughlin
Paul Babbitt
Elmer L. Evans
Burton R. Laub
Edwin Gerbracht
G. T. Hickox
Nell Hood
Sherman
Solon's Wife Reverses Divorce Plans
Eeesopumera reports that Horan's 28 year old wife of Rep. L Emmett Horan reversed her divorce proceedings. They met in her attorney's office and spoke briefly before leaving arm in arm. Horan had proposed a bill to relieve husbands of liability for debts wives incur without consent.
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Eeesopumera
Horan
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Lydia E. Pinkhan
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R. R. Merriman
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Doris Tom
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