Covenant Circle Meets for Presbyterian Society Activities
The Covenant Circle held a 1:30 p.m. meeting at Mrs. James Lewis with 13 members attending dessert hosted by Mrs. Lewis. Devotions from Acts 1 1 were given. plans for February nursery duties and the year’s program from Within These Borders were outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
Covenant Circle
James Lewis
Lewis
J. Fred Kinley
Morgan Beverly
Charles Gilbert
Church
J. Donald Watson
John Scatford
Olin W. Bracken
North Center Street
Arthur Cochran
Housekeeping
Harold Wolfe
Glenn ‘Steadman
Rumbaugh
Miss Austin
Mary Matson
Wright Street
Rotary Club Speaker Highlights Chautauqua Lake History
Arnold Seastead spoke on Chautauqua Lake and the 1860 formation of the Chautauqua Institution. He detailed lake conditions, sewage control committee work, and a long range pollution plan. About 40 members met at the Hotel Corry. minstrel show plans for April 26 and 27 were advanced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Seastead
Rotary Club
Chautauqua Lake
Chautauqua Institution
Hotel Corry
Meeting of Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge Discusses January Session
Thirty members met at TOOF Hall for a routine session. Mrs. Merle Akam presided as noble grand and the charter was draped for late member Mrs. H. D. Haupin. A social bingo period followed with a lunch served by Mrs. Akam and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Rebekah Lodge
Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge
Toof Hall
Merle Akam
H. D. Haupin
Akam
Harvey Loveland
Glenn Gates
Shower Honoring Mrs Roden and Son Michael
Mrs James Roden and her infant son Michael were honored at a party hosted by Mrs Carmen Piccirillo at 415 West Pleasant Street. Mrs Raymond Root and Mrs Joseph Wojciechowski assisted as guests enjoyed games and prizes. Refreshments included angel food cake jello and coffee. The honored guests received several gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Roden
Michael
Carmen Piccirillo
West Pleasant Street
Raymond Root
Joseph Wojciechowski
Congregational Dinner at First Methodist Church Noted
The monthly family night dinner at the First Methodist Church served about 155 people. Rev. James McIntosh district superintendent of the Brookville area led a program with colored slides woven into a worship service that was well received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
First Methodist Church
Woman's Society of Christian Service
James McIntosh
Brookville
McIntosh
LCBA Branch 5 Installs Officers For 1954
Members of Branch 5 Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association met for a monthly dinner at Mrs. John Mooney home with 11 present. Mrs. Mary Murray installed officers for 1954, led by Helen Brown as president and a slate of officers including First Vice Peter Hand and Financial Secretary Mary Murray. Out of town guest Mrs. Dell Swanson of Buffalo attended. next meeting slated for February 9 with location to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LCBA
Branch 5
Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association
John Mooney
Park Street
Mary Murray
Mooney
Helen Brown
Peter Hand
Anna Bachemer
Murray
William G. Swan
Fred Hannan
Agnes Dempsey
Anna Judge
James Maloney
Stella Barry
Mary Dempsey
Charles Splesman
Delia Swanson
Margaret McCarthy
Kathryn Connors
Dell Swanson
Buffalo
Laurene Crawford Birthday Celebrated at Cambridge Springs
The tenth birthday of Lauene Carol Crawford, daughter of Mr and Mrs L B Crawford of 122 West Church street, was celebrated Sunday with a family dinner at her grandparents home in Cambridge Springs. Attending were Mr and Mrs Harry Toner and Mr and Mrs Gene Toner and daughter of Meadville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Christiano
Rochester
Sigmund Gronostar
East Main Street
Ale William Wood
George Wood
Wesleyville
Corry
San Francisco
Sigmund_Gronostar
William T. Johnston
San Jose
Calif
Owen Rosé
William G. Johnston
Shiney Barea
Chicago
Laurene Crawford
Lauene
Carol Crawford
L. B. Crawford
West Church Street
B. A. Crawford
Cambridge Springs
Harry ‘Toner
Gene ‘Toner
Meadville
New Baby Born in Honolulu Grandparents Named
A son, Thomas Lyle, was born yesterday to 2/c and Mrs. Thomas Saxton at 611 18th Street CHAS Honolulu Hawaii. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. W J Gumbleton of Liberty Street and Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Saxton of Fifth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Lyle
Thomas Saxton
18Th Street
Chas
Honolulu
Hawaii
W. J. Gumbleton
Liberty Street
Lyle Saxton
Fifth Street
Friendship Aid Holds Routine Meeting
Mrs. Robert Shannon hosted the Evangel ial United Brethren Church group for its regular Friendship Aid session with 18 members present. Ruth Lyons led devotions, Gertrude Graver presided, and a social evening followed with refreshments. The next meeting is planned for February at Mrs. Glenn Humes’ West Smith street home. Greenland residents became Danish citizens in 1983.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EUB Friendship Aid
Robert Shannon
Wright Street
Friendship Aid
The
Evangelial United Brethren Church
Ruth Lyons
Gertrude Graver
Alfred Haenel
Angel
Aid
Glenn Humes
West Smith Street
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Bob Hope
Big
Leacuer
REX Theatre
M-Gomi
eRae Ti
Wsaroyaee
Richard Widmark
Karl Malden
Carleton ¢Arpenter
Rinne” Cameron Cov
Calvet- Mitchellitece
Coats
Katherine
Powell Reo Chaatta Oy
Creee
Drea
Witherspoon
Presbyterian Women’s Association
J. Harold Patterson
East Frederick Street
Thomas Russell
National Council of Presbyterian Women's Organizations
Hazel Weeks
Orlo Ewing
Paul Bowen
Wiliam L. Hall
C. M. Howard
West Smith, Street
Presbyterian Women's Association
L. M. Douglas
Alfred J. Morrison
Cochairman
Adele McCray
Philip Segal
Ina Austin
Marion Rumbaugh
Ray Laurie
Eugene Perkins
First Presbyterian Church
James Harper
Erie Presbytery
George Kerchner
General Presbytery
Corry Ministerial Association
Leon Meneval
Harry B. Smith
Richard Shannon Graham
Titus Ville
G. Mason Cochran
Second Presbyterian Church
Oil City
Tobias Wit
Meerdink
House OF Furniture
Helen
Tota
Fir
Greenland
Denmark
Ron
F.C. Chapin & Son
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