Rotary Club Screens Deep Horizons Film at Meeting
Twenty seven Cory Rotary Club members gathered at Hotel Cory last evening for dinner at 6 15. Clyde Shotzbarger presented a Technicolor sound film titled Deep Horizons produced by Texco Oil Refining Company showing the search for oil and actual drilling of wells.
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Rotary Club
Deep Horizons
Cory Rotary Club
Corry
Cory
Clyde Shotzbarger
Texco Oil Refining Company
Society notes sketch Corry events and updates
The Corry area tables feature Jean Chelton starting work at Sarat Stearns Beauty Shop on East South Street and Susanne Sekerak Hida leaving a North Center shop. Mademoiselle Living for Spring issue on sale Feb 1. Births and engagements include Kay and Dick Muckinhaupt naming daughter Barbara Kay, and Judith Marie named for Williams Armstrongs’ baby. Ralph B. Dewey birthday noted. Alice Mae KKallkbrenner wedding to Herbert W. Stewart performed by Rev Arland Briggs. Wilbur York Hallett engaged to Virginia Bilis with plans for fall marriage. Girl Scout membership in Erie county rises. 2,865 girls, 683 leaders, 127 troops. new commissioner Mrs. William Humphrey Arbucklé. Mr. and Mrs. William Wall plan move to New Orleans. Dot Aymong joins FBI in Washington. Robert Coldiron and Rose Elchynski share an apartment. An incident at the Starkford Hose Company recalls a restaurant check left by a date. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wollis birthday pair in Evanston, Illinois. Five Corry seniors enjoyed slumber party.
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Futh Chelton
Sarat ‘Stearns
South ‘Street
Susanne Sekerak Hida
North Center Street
Mademoiselle
Ralph
Dewey
Corry
Erie
Lora Gale
Mast Washington Street
Esther Spicer
Joseph Kallkbrenner
Tryonville
Alice Mae
Herbert W. Stewart
Rome Township
Arland V. Briggs
Pleasantville Presbyterial Church
California
Erie County
J. J. Neill
William Humphrey Artbucklé
Dorothy Aymong
West Main Street
Corry Senior
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Washington, D. C
J. Aymong
Dot
Robert Coldiron
Rose Elchynski
Ford Hose Company
Ciinizin
Family Night Dinner Meeting At Corry Junior High
About 350 persons attended a Family Night dinner at Corry Junior High School gymnasium hosted by the Junior High School Elementary BTA. Rev H Ray Harris offered the invocation after a three course meal. Music featured a school string ensemble directed by H Lynn Rice with Mrs Rice as accompanist. The program opened with a welcome by A V Cochran and included group singing, an elementary chorus led by Mrs Prank Grafh, and illustrated Yellowstone slides by Rev Gilbert L Boyd. The event was reported as very successful and enjoyable.
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Corry
H. Ray Harris
H. Lynn Rice
A. V. Cochran
Rice
Prank Grafh
Yellowstone National Park
Gilbert L. Boyd
W C T U Meeting Notes Hostess Emma Bramhall
W C T U members met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Emma Bramhall of 112 East Frederick Street as hostess. Devotions by Mrs Alfred Haenel, readings on Legislation and Citizenship, review of state work, and a Capper Bill discussion on restricting interstate alcohol advertising were presented. The gathering closed with benediction and refreshments served by Mrs Bramhall assisted by Mrs Mountain and Mrs Hapnel.
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W.C.T.U
Emma Bramhall
East Frederick Street
Alfred Haenel
Margaret McDonald
W.O.T.U. House
Philadelphia
C. A. Mountain
Capper
Louis Keirch
Bramhall
Mountain
Hapnel
Min~mie Perkins
Franklin Steed
Aes
Harding Home and School Association Guest Speakers
The Harding School hosted 14 men and 16 women for a meeting where Herbert By of Erie discussed Cub Scouts organization and Warren Ross gave a brief talk on the same topic. A Raymond Mfg. Co Barbershop Quartet performed in costume, with Mr Bachoiner presenting travel films. Refreshments were served by Mrs Delia Bernard Mrs George Fenton and Mrs Viol Nollinger.
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Harding Home and School Association
Egeing
Harding School
Herbert By
Erie
Warren Ross
Raymond Mfg. Co
Alphonse ‘Vans~ Sens
Richard Hurlbut
Raymond Bachoiner
Victor Orn
Sub-Deb Club Hosts Miss Ann Harmon at Grandparents’ Home
Miss Ann Harmon entertained the Sub Deb Club Monday evening at East Park Place home of her grandparents Dr. and Mrs. N. Troy Gillette. President Miss Gretchen George chaired the business session. Plans were made for a sleigh ride Friday night January 2. Miss Harmon served sandwiches during the social period. The next meeting is set for Monday January 26 at Miss Mary Hughes’ North Center Street home.
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Ann Harmon
N. Troy Gillette
East Park Place
Gretchen George
Harmon
Mary ‘Hughes
North Center Street
Mrs Henline Hosts 500 Club Gathering
Mrs Joseph Henline of Marlon street entertained the 500 club members and two guests Mrs Knepp of Cleveland and Mya Willian Haenel last evening. Prizes went to Mrs Zalaneck Mrs Henline and Mrs Knepp. A fruit dessert with whipped cream assorted cupcakes and coffee were served.
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Joseph Henline
dJosapht Henline
Marlon Street
Hier 500 Club
LW. Knepp
Cleveland
Mya
Willian Haenel
Sarah Zalaneck
Henline
Knepp
Mrs Willa Hoylen Hosts Card Evening at West Park Place
Mrs Willa Hoylen welcomed guests for an evening of cards at her West Park Place home. Mrs Schwad Becker Jr arranged awards while Mrs Hoyler served blackberry pie and beverages. Dimdon will host in February.
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William Hoylen
Mia Leslie Balard
West Park Place
Willa Hoylen
Schwad Becker, Jr
Hoyler
Welter” Dimdon
Local residents travel and medical updates across Erie area
Poolland Jewell returns from Weatuninaler Gollege at New Wil umington for mid semester, while Mrs Marie Zatlropulos plans a visit from Vassar College. Mr Fish undergoes major operation at Hamot Hospital, with his condition reported fair. Several residents visit hospitals, attend Red Cross events, and participate in automotive dealers meetings in Erie County. families relocate to Los Angeles and Cleveland for extended stays.
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Poolland Jewell
Hamot Hospital
A. G. Davis
St. Vincent's Hospital
Elmer Hess
Edgar Spoon
Arhur Page
Columbus
Warren
YMGA
Ralph Zeigler
Los Angeles
Calif
F. W. Dey
Pirst Avenue
Merrill Lillie
East Church Street
Wilkes-Barre
Noble Gatton
Abx Hospital
Jennie Weichi
East Bond Street
Raymond Tanner
Harley Johnson
Bradford
American Red Cross
Joseph FP. Lippincott
Pittsburgh
Lawrence Thomas
Frank ‘Wise
Exie
Erie County Automotive Dealers Association
Pues CU
Thomas
Charles Dailey
Contract Bridge Club Meets At Mrs Lindsley Home
Mrs Leon Lindsley hosted the contract bridge club and one guest Mrs Don Kincaid at her First Avenue residence last evening. Mrs Walter Aerplych won the evening’s award as guests enjoyed a four course dessert. Mrs Frank Loveland of Park Street will entertain at the next meeting February 3.
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Contract Bridge Club
Lindsley
Leon Lindsley
Contract Bride Club
Don Kincaid
Fist Avenue
Walter W. Aer
Frank Loveland
Park Street
Odd Fellows meeting notes and founder's day program recall
A Lady Prank 1 meeting at the LOOF Ball last evening 20 members attended with Noble Grand Mrs Frederick Beall presiding. Founders day program presented by the membership. notes on Odd Fellowship history include Nero ii Rome Til Caesar and Washington Lodge Baltimore 1819. Awards given to Mrs Merrill Lille and Miss Ethel Matthews. hostesses named for February.
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Rebekah Lode
Frederick Beall Wii
Memstery
Odd Fellowship
Nero ii
Rome
Til Caesar
Bellow
Odd Fellows
Tually
United States
Thomas Wildey
London
Washington
Baltimore
Tennyson Topic At Poetry Society Meeting
Mrs Jessie K Newton hosted the Poetry Society gathering on South Center Street with a focus on Tennyson. Adele McCray led life and writing reviews while members read classics including Mariana and Mermaid with others performing The Brook and related poems.
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Jessie K Newton
South Center Street
Poetry Society
Jas
Micetins
Tennnyson
Adele McCray
Newlot
Meringa
Margaret Bender
Wright Street
Helen Spencer
Party Planned For Dancing Class Members
Lee muuiers of members of the social dancing class met yesterday afternoon at the Business and Professional Women's Club with the teacher, Mrs. Tarbell. The informal meeting aimed to arrange for the completion of the series and to plan a party when the classes terminate in early March. Mrs. Tarbell served homemade cookies and tea.
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Lee Muuiers
Dancine
Womien
Norman ‘Atbell
Yin
Tar Hell
Friendship Aid Crocheted Blocks Support Orphanage
Members of the Friendship Aid Society of the Evangelical United Brethren Church meet at East Main Street for a crochet project to create blocks for an orphanage in Quincy, with Mrs John Carrier hosting and Mrs Lynn Campbell presiding. Morning plans include continued activities with Mrs Robert Shannon assisting.
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Friendship Aid
Friendship Aid Society
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Evenive
Quincey
Quituy Larkelhagoor
Wes
East Main Street
Dohm Carrier
Lynn Campbell
Sexton
Mre Mather Poms
Gerald Fisit
Robert Shannon
Wright Slient
Mrs Mildred Cross Hosts 500 Club Gathering
Mrs Mildred Cross entertained the 500 Club with two tables of play at the home of Mrs Atbert Fox in Columbus. Prizes went to Mrs Fox Mrs Robert Garfield and Mrs Donald Gl. A graham cracker dessert with whipped cream and coffee followed late. The next meeting will be held in February.
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Mildred Cross
Progressive 500 Club
Hoxbess
Atbert, Fox
Columbus
Fox
Robert Garfield
Donald
Cross
Engagement of Ruth C Young to Howard Childs
Ruth Clara Young, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Herbert Childs of Portland, engaged to Howard Childs of the same family line. Ruth attended Elred township schools and works as a waitress at the Hite Restaurant. Howard Childs served in the Navy and is now a banker and peculator with Childs Trading Company. They plan marriage in the Spring.
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Ruth C. Young
Robert & Young
Delaware Street
Ruth Clara
Howard Childs
Mes
Herbert, Childs
Portland
Young
Ghilds
Navy
Bine Ghilds
Mrs Cragg Hosts Club Night At Bridge Gathering
Mrs Harold Cragg entertained the contract bridge club at West Smith Street with two tables in play. Prizes were won by Mrs Clove Morton Mrs Powell and Mrs Jerome Needham. Dessert was served by Mrs Crapo. Mrs W Dey of First Avenue will host the January 27 meeting.
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Harold Cragg
Harold Powell
Harold Craye
West Smith
Clove Morton
Powell
Jerome
Needham
Crapo
W. Dey
First Avenue
Birthday Club Honors Mrs Shreve and Guests
Mrs Shreve of Essex Street hosted her Birthday Club last evening with four members in attendance to honor Mrs Kyle Shreve. Quin Baines and a guessing contest provided entertainment. Awards went to Mrs Bryce Look Mrs Lyle Shreve Mrs William Hemple and Mrs Albert Shatfer. Door prize to Mrs Flossie Fosburg and Miss Myrtie Akam received the guest prize.
Birthday celebration details and upcoming meeting notice
Decorations were pink and white with a decorated birthday cake at the center. Refreshments included salmon, hot rolls, pickles, jello, cake and coffee. The honored guest received a gift. The next meeting will be at Mrs Shaler's Essex Street home to honor Mrs George Rhodes's birthday.
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Shaler Oni
Essex Street
George Rhodes
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