Epsilon Phi Chapter Meets at Mrs Wassiuk Home
Epsilon Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi gathered 19 members at Mrs. Blimear Wassiuk of East Bond street last evening. President Mrs Bulind Harvey presided and Mrs Frank Laurie spoke on the Christmas basket project. Members viewed costume jewelry and placed orders for items. The program on Manners in Business was given by Mrs Clinton Pratt.
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Epsilon Phi
Blimear Wassiuk
East Bond Street
Beta Sigma Phi
Sessions
Bulind Harvey Wie
Frank Laurie
Hwerly Cest
Clinton Pratt
Wapsink
Deah Patterson
East Frederick Street
Birthday Party Honors Martha Jean Jackman Aged Two
Miss Martha Jean Jackman celebrated her second birthday with a party hosted by Mrs Harold Jackman on Fifth Avenue yesterday afternoon. Guests and their mothers attended from 2 to 4 o'clock. Hostesses served ice cream cake cookies and chocolate milk. Gifts included books and lollipops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Jackman
Harold Jackman
Fifth Avenue
Martha Jean
Hrefs
Frank Wickwire
Golden Links S S Class Met At Warner Home
Twenty four members of the Golden Links Sunday School Class of the Methodist Church met at the home of Mrs. Bertha Warner on Tuesday evening. Mrs. Zuclla McElroy chaired the business session after devotions led by Mrs. W. B. Stowe. A contest organized by Mrs. W. Marsh added social fun, with hostesses serving cherry tarts coffee and candies. The next gathering will be held February dirt at the home of Ara Vinnie Fuller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Links
Methodist Church
Bertha Warner
W. B. Stowe
Zuclla McElroy
W. Marsh
Warner
Fred Mixer
C. E. Frazier
Ara
Vinnie Fuller
Erie moves and society notes from Cory area
Local residents plan moves to Erie address 627 Peath Street and 9 Kellogg Street. News includes Erica wedding plans for Joyce Cunningham and John Scheppner, Cupid’s Ball at Pulakos-on-the-Lake, and honors for Mrs. Hugh A. O’Hare and the Erie County Medical Society anniversary dinner. Also mentions Rev. Dahlstrand taking a Brocton pastorate, a Cory birthday for Rhoda Cohen, and a Northwest Y event with Gerry attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reserve Officers’ Association
Pulakos-on-the-Lake
Johnny Himebaugh
Erie
Joyce Cunningham
North East
John Scheppner
Arthur Scheipher
Clearfield
St. Patrick's Church
Eric
Stoyce
Sheila Barber Gunnion
North Easty
Phelps
Rome
John's
South Shore Inn
Joan Scheppner
Hugh A. O'Hare
Erie County Medical Society
Lawrence Hotel
R. M. Tidd
Irwin Krueger
George Ledger
Unionity
Hospitality Club Hosts Interesting Session at INGamene
At Legion Home yesterday afternoon about 26 members attended the Hospitality Club meeting. Mrs. Joseph R. Clair presided, with Mrs. Louis Valentine reading a note of appreciation from the Chamber of Commerce for the city tree at City Park and holiday给 lighting contributions. M. Howard spoke on Life In France and Wales, showing wartime photographs of a Welsh castle. The club voted to make the park tree an annual project, and the January program details were to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingamene
Legion Home
Hospitality Club
Joseph R. Clair
Louis Valentine
Chamber of Commerce
M. Howard
France
Wales
Clair
Howard
C. J. Rainesale
Q. A. McClintock
Bridge Club Honors Mrs Fenstermacher At Card Party
Mrs John Fenstermacher of Mott Street hosted a contract bridge evening with two tables in play. Winners were Miss Barbera Ann Keppel Mrs Arthur Martin and Mrs William Gumbleton. The hostess received a surprise shower and two gifts. A dessert course was served. On January 24 Mag Charles Bracken of Wright Street will host.
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Bridge Club
John Fenstermacher
Mott Street
Barbera Ann Keppel
Arthur Martin
William Gumbleton
Fenstermacher
Charles Bracken
Wright Street
Tuesday Bridge Luncheon Group Met Yesterday
The Tuesday afternoon bridge luncheon group met at Tracy W Whitehead's East Pleasant street home for a 1 o'clock luncheon. Members and two guests Mrs Hubert Heerlem and Mrs Philip Zaleneck played contract bridge with results favoring Mrs Jones and Mrs Bi Anderson. Refreshments were served. On January 24 Mrs Alexander B Oag will entertain.
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Hubert Heerlem
Philip Zaleneck
All Members Present At Poetry Society Session Tent
The Poetry Society meeting at North Center Street included Miss Leba Cohen and hosts Haft and Saadi. Members studied Persia and Arabia with full participation. Refreshments were served during the social hour and the next January 28 session will be hosted by Mrs Tra Miller on North Center Street.
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Leba Cohen
North Center Strest
Persia
Arabia
Haft
Saadi
J F Club Met With Mrs Henry Hicks
The J F Club met Tuesday evening with Mrs Henry Hicks hosting at her Marion street home. Eight members played progressive 600 over two tables. At a late hour Mrs Hicks served chilled rolls pickles tea and candy. Glen Albaugh of Snyder Circle will host members on January 24.
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James Haslett
Edger Miller
Walter
Quilting Club Met At Windahl Home
Quilting Ola members met Tuesday evening at Mrs Windahl's West Smith Street home. About ten members attended and enjoyed wine and viewing. The gathering featured dessert and a passing mention of upcoming Senior Tri Hi Y and involvement of Nancy Reid Royce Ruffner and others. A related note mentions Haenel Jr returning from Frankfort Germany to Dayton Ohio after a thirty day furlough. Birthdays and garden notes were also shared as New Year's Day flowers were exchanged.
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Quilting Ola
West Smith Street
Watterwindat
Windahl
Esther Spicer
Noc i Center
Nancy Reid
Royce Ruffner
David Aphass
Donald Bagley
Waterhouse
Wijitant Haenel, Jr
Frankfort
Germany
Dayton
Bertin Michtle
Worth Street
Flores
Amy
West Washington
Local residents plan visits and travel around week
Drs Philip Young Jett visit Daytona Beach for weeks with the Bliss couple. Mrs Edward Rohmat departs Grand Street for Brie to see her husband in hospital. A patient of Dr C W Fortune at Hamot Hospital underwent major surgery last Thursday and remains satisfactory. Various Erie residents travel to New York City Florida Bathoa the Panama Canal Zone and Miami for family and business reasons.
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Philip 1
Young Jett
Daytona Beach
Bla
C.F. Bliss
Edward Rohmat
Grand Street
Brie
C2. W. Fortune
Hamot Hospital
Rowman
Matthew Bozek
Id Mulloy
Erie
Homer Humphrey
South Center Street
New York City
Katherine
Florida
Willis Johnston
Bathoa
Panama Canal Zone
Troy Gillette
Miami Besert
Nass
Holy Name Society hears Rev. John J. Dempsey on family life
Over one hundred men from Bt. Elizabeth's and St. Thomas' parishes attended the Holy Name Society meeting at St. Edward's Hall. Rev. John J. Dempsey, rector of St. Mary's Chivel Mayville, spoke on "Family Life in the World Today," comparing family disintegration to the atom bomb and urging imitation of the Holy Family Jesus Mary and Joseph. The session closed with prayer and refreshments, next meeting set for February 1 in St. Elizabeth's Hall with Rev Leone Hickey as guest speaker.
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John J. Dempsey
Holy Name
Bt. Elizabeth’s
St. Thomas
Vyording
Holy Name Society
St. Edward's Hall
Jobh DeSuutt
Raymond J. Bachelner
St. Mary's Chivel
Mayville
Lindhy
Jesus
Mary
Joseph
DeSanti
Avuny Lite
Thesday
St. Elizabeth's Hall
Leone Hickey
So Leos Chueh
Rideway
Girls Missionary Guild February Election Plans
The January meeting of the Girls Missionary Guild of the Evangelical United Brethren Church elected officers for the coming year. Nominations included Ayn Dubrosky Janae Haynes Dorothy Grover Danna Sherwood Givendoly Reed Havin Addrey Smith Jalean Sherwood Ras ella Whitney Caletta Schrambing Virshumit ef Mary Sharon Humes and Harnel. The February meeting will decide final officers and a banquet is planned with Mrs Donna Sherwood hosting.
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Betty Low Humes
Girls’ Missionary Guild of the Evangelicat United Brethren Church
Seepling
Hulon Bush
Miss Humes
Site Sherwood Ted
Ray Harris
Miss Buch
Besi
Miss Bush
Fhbmuray
Ayn Dubrosky
Janae Haynes
Dorothy Grover
Danna Sherwood
Givendo
Ly Reed
Havin
Addrey Smith
Jalean Sherwood
Rasella Whitney
Christian Social Relations
Caletta Schrambing
Virshumit~ef
Missionery
Education
Mary Sharon
Humes
Spirliat
Dinner Honors Rev and Mrs Boyd Before Kendalmille Move
Rev. and Mrs Gilbert T Boyd were honored at a Corry Ministerial Association dinner yesterday with twelve attendees. A chicken dinner was served at Tarbell’s, and Rev. Ray Hervis gave remarks while Rev. Boyd replied. Also present were Rev. and Mrs Harris, Rev Aid, Mrs McIntosh, Rev. Hievy S Bowman, Rev. Brancs G Whiteman, and Mr. and Mrs Arthur Burgess.
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Boyd
Gilbert T. Boyd
Kendalmille
Ent
Afernoon
Corry
Dimes McIntosh
Hievy S. Bowman
Rotary Minstrel Show Rehearsal at Weekly Dinner
The weekly dinner meeting of the Local Rotary Club at Corry Hotel featured a smorgasbord and the first rehearsal for the Second annual Rotary minstrel show to be held in February at the Corry Senior High School auditorium directed by James Lonegan. Members split into two ticket sale teams captained by J Donald Watson and Arthur O Burgess. the winning team will be feted at a dinner by the losing team.
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Aueeuay Evsay
Jocal Rotary Club
Corry
Joseph Seita
Rotary
Corry Senior High School
James Lonegan
Ble i
J. Donald Watson
Arthur O. Burgess
Nurses Alumnae Hear Guest Speaker Tuesday
Eight members attended the Cory Nurses Alumna Association meeting with Miss Katherine Patton, supervisor of orthopedics for the Pennsylvania Department of Health, as guest speaker. She stressed body posture and alignment. Mrs. Harper served a salad course. The next meeting is set for February 14 with Miss Neylon Schrockenzost as hostess.
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Otn Harper
Cory Nurses Alumna Association
Katherine Patton
Pennsylvania Department of Health
Patton
Harper
Columbus P T A Plans Penny Supper Feb 9
Columbus Township P T A convened at Dean School with President Ms Harold HL presiding. They voted to purchase two used pianos with School Board assistance and planned a penny supper for February 9 with a long list of committee members.
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Showag
Ferber Loveland Johalrtan
Donid Small
Jelifford Cavier
Hnetle Watrous
Lloyd Aikens
Andrew Thompson
Donald Engle
Meg Hall
Ivan Mul Ft
Beaverdam
Perentivy
Heleium
Germany
Etulanid
England
Lester Hoyles
Loupe al
Introducing son born near Columbus in hospital
Mrs. Leslie Uppermay of RD 1 Columbus greeted a son yesterday at noon at Corts Hospital. Earlier in the day Mr and Mrs Nick Savko of RD 1 Columbus welcomed a son at Cowy Erospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mir
Nick Savko
Columbus
Cowy Erospital
U S. Backs Diplomatic Steps Toward Spain
Washington January 11 The State Department reported the United States may recognize Spain under Franco era government and join others in diplomatic steps toward Spain.
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Spain
Trumas
Washington
State Department
Sapabie
U. Ny
Wlsa
Welt
Rehésan
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