Presbyterian Circles Plan For New Year Activities
The Knox Circle of First Presbyterian met with Mrs. Porter Auer on East Congress for a routine session. Officers named include co chairman Mrs. Alphonse Vanssens and secretary Lena Merker. Geneva Circle elected new officers headed by Mrs. J. B. Heerlein. Westminster Circle met with 16 members. devotions led by chairwoman Mrs. Charles Jackman who resigns, replaced by Mrs. Russell Briggs. A covenant givele session formed at West Frederick Street with 16 members and three guests. committees named for 1951. School Association met at the school. Deen Bashline named secretary. PTA noted program and ideals. several performances and readings given. next meeting Feb 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox
First Presbyterian Church
Porter Auer
East Congress Street
Sesson
Alphonse Vanssens
Lena Merker
John Rickers
Lona
Hazel Merker
East Pleasant Street
Geneva
Presbyterian Women’s Association
J. B. Heerlein
Wright Street
James Lewis
A. V. Cochran
Lawrence Douglas
John Sheehan
Merrill Lillie
Edward Messenger
Camden Ruttner
Camden Ruttner, Ways and Means
C. W. Bracken
Housekeeping
George Thompson
J. Donald Watson
Bracken
Westminster Circle
Alta Bauer
West Park Place
Paul Bauer
Ruth Hannon
Charles Jackman
Russell Briggs
Raleigh Van‘Tassel
Howard ‘Taggart
Frank Frost
James Johnston
Delbert Robinson
Glenn McKinney
Guy
Walter Auer
Don Kincaid
Cochairman
Glanys Ellsworth
Hilland Harvey
J. Harold Patterson
Stanley Anderson
Aue Muruig
Ove
Wna School Association
Wesley Smith
Deen Bashline
Merrill Hamilton
Gerald Whiteley
Joseph Hujee
Joseph Gronosta
Max Chris
Frank Dahl
William Blakeslee
Mildred Denton
P.T. A
Council
P. TA
Denton
Shirley Bennett
Leona Huntley
Hute Solo
Howe
Kenneth Pitt
Barbara
Edmond Potocki
D. Stump
America
John Potocki
Witherspoon
Percy Corbin
R. G. Tumnell
William Hall
Ralph Vanderholt
Ross Fehiman
Adele McCray
Harold Flowers
Robert Clough
M. Howard
J.B. Patterson
Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge Meeting For Supplies
The Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge met Tuesday with 320 members to plan purchasing table service for lodge activities. Elof Dahl chaired. degree team practice occurred, and a follow up session is set for 7 30 p.m. January 23. Light refreshments were served before adjournment. Next meeting scheduled February 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge
Elof Dahl
Noble Grand
Bret Hoenes
Alma Ericksom
FH. Beall
Indies
Jodie
Friendship Aid Meeting at Mrs Humes Home
Mrs Glenn Humes of West Smith street hosted Friendship Aid last evening with eleven members present. President Mrs Doby Carrier led the session, prayers by Mrs Robert Shannon, business approved an Easter bake sale for March 20 with each lady to bake nine buns for auction. Refreshments by Mrs Humes and Mrs J L Lansberry included assorted sandwiches coffee and tea. Next meeting set for February 6 with Mrs Gerald Bagley presiding and Mrs Gertrude Grover assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Aid
Glenn Humes
Irs
West Smith Street
Doby Carrier
Robert Shannon
Gerald Fish Jed
Humes
J. L. Lansberry
Benefit Bridge Party Wins For Hospital Series
Mrs Roger Brown hosted three bridge tables on Tuesday evening on West Frederick Street for the hospital’s Verellb vanishing series. Prize winners included Mrs Martin Keppel, Mrs D Armon Hillstrom and Mrs George Orcutt. A birthday wake honored Mrs Orment’s anniversary with ice cream and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Brown
West Frederick Street
Hospital Verellb
Martin Keppel
D. Armon Hillstrom
George Orcutt
Orment
Hillstrom
Charles Bracken
C. A. Williams
Orcutt
Birthday Party For Miss Rhoda Lynn Cohen
Miss Rhoda Lynn Cohen celebrated her eighth birthday with a party hosted by Mr and Mrs Arthur Cohen at their North Center Street apartment. About 20 guests played games with prizes, enjoyed movies from last year, and received small candy baskets and handkerchiefs as favors. A large decorated cake topped the serving table as sandwiches, cake, and beverages were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhoda Lynn Cohen
Arthur Cohen
North Center Streets
Rotary Club Dinner Highlights Local Youth Programs
The Rotary Club dinner at the Hotel Corry featured a guest talk by local athletic director and football coach aul salina. E F Bettes introduced the speaker who urged support for summer playgrounds and new Leagues in Corry schools. Dr George Gold joined as a new member and received a Rotary badge. The group planned 10 tickets for Beaver Club’s January 22 banquet and distributed Minstrel Show tickets for March 26 27. The Nation Foundation for Infantile Paralysis was noted in a brief closing item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aul Salina
Hotel Corry
E. F. Bettes
Chalbrman
Hanna
Hille Teague
Yettler Tsas
Tor
Joval Pilbs
Corry
May
George Gold
Untis
Rotary
Bii
Lawrence Douglas
de Button
Erie
Murchase
Beaver Club
Waybers
Moose Card Party Draws Large Crowd in VFW Garden Room
A Tuesday evening Moose Women event at the VFW Garden Room drew over 100 attendees with about 345 dollars raised for ritual funds. Prizes went to winners in several canasta and contract categories. refreshments included tea, coffee, and dainty sandwiches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose
Women of the Moose
V. F.W. Sntt
T. J. Boland
Jessie Mason
Todige
Canasta
Franco
Slattery
May
Ray Lewis
Mise
A. Bolg
Raymond Sauibure
Kurt Beds Aitean
John McLaurhiin
Charles Stewark
Marian Sullivat
Clio Pratt
Authie
Macjorie Gallagher
Pat Breguel
Mowerr’s
Philip Zafenvek
Oakes
Moll’s Bakery
Nes O'Brier
Marti Simmonson
Paul Weber
James MacInnes
Tewinkle-Ruffener Marriage Announced
Edith Puddener daughter of Mrs. Hany Silvis of Corry and Everett T.Wibkle of Clymer wed at 8 30 p m Monday in Spar Aus. Justice Tia King Bowen officiated at the bride’s home. Adorned witnesses were the bride’s sister and her husband. The couple will live on West Bent Street. the groom will stay with the THisitways Department at Clymer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tewinkle-Ruffener
Edith
Puddener
Hany’ Silvis
Bavers
Everett D. T.wibkle
Clymer
Justice of the Peace
Tia King Bowen
Spar
Mie
Joh Silvis
Corry
Te Winkly
TT West
Bent
Mrs Lawrence O Nichols Hosts Card Party at Pleasant Home
Three tables of gards played last night at the West Pleasant home of Mrs Lawrence O Nichols who entertained a van ishing card party. Prizes for contact were Won by Mrs Earl Haight in Mrs C W Bracken and the eayasta winners Were Mrs Robert Raustetter ad Mrs Ralph Bailey. Several Tulace card plays were arranged for hospital auxiliary benefit and the hostesse will be Mrs Lester Dan her, Mrs Bracken, Mrs Haight, Mrs Rastettey and Miss Berbiece Hunt ley. A delicate dessert policia followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence O. Nichols
West Pleasant Sweet Homie
Earl Haight
C. W. Bracken
Eayasta
Robert Raustetter
Ralph Bailey
Lester Danher
Bracken
Haight
Rastettey
Berbiece Huntley
Born this morning to Hay Silvis family in Spatiansbure
A son was born this morning to Mr and Mrs Hay Silvis of RD 2 Spatiansbure at the Corry Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emary Gates
R.D. 1
Columbus
Cony Hospital
Herbert Milley
R. D
Sherman
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Ant
Cassino
Korea
Quentin Reynolds
Ostello
Aka
PRS
Medina di Als
Mir
Rexford Warner
North
Genter Street
Morley
Harding School Association
Lady Franklin
Rebekah Lodge
Sara
Jean Machines
L. J. Lindsley
TL Rainesaln
Pattenson
Elmer Sharer
Patterson
Bauer
Ullsworth
A. Williams
New ‘York
Florence Bates
Clara Hi
Mary Padmore
Berea
Ohio
John Willetts
Tiffany
Padmore
Willett
James Mimi
Piddley Lake
North Center
Streak
R. E. Larson
Harold Halfast
Ralph Stokes
Buell’s Corners
HB. MacLeey
East South Street
Phillipsburg
Mahlon Wells
MacLees
Hanna Rotary Club
Nationm Foundation For
WSK
Franklin D_ Ronzeveli
Micro Cookie Press
Androck
Helen
Ana
Foster E. Davis & Son
North Center Street
Nas Truck Ae
Martin
Motor Sales
West South St
Tel
Warners i
Ealiemys
Atweaya Aloys
Warner
Oklahoma
San Diego
Calif
William B. Cook
Department, of Justice
Washington
Cook
Mexico
Carl Mos~er
Atwood
South Center Street
Stahl Jewelers Prune
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