Society notes on airmen furloughs and Blyt leaves
Gasca Pyts. William Erickson Lea Johnston and Lloyd Thomas left last evening for Pittsburgh from San Antonio Texas after spending furloughs with their parents. A2c Lyle Blynt arrived from Beat Air Force Base to spend a two week furlough with his parents Raymond Blynt and wife at 591 Prospect street. He will report to Camp Kilmer New Jersey for overseas assignment at end of leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyts
William Erickson
Lea Johnston
Lloyd Thomas
Pittsburgh
San Antonio
Tex
Lyle Blynt
Beatt Air Force Base
Raymond Blynt
Prospect Street
Lyle
Camp Kilmer
N. J
Rainbow Girls Install Officers At Masonic Rooms
A large gathering attended the Corry Assembly Rainbow for Girls installation at the Masonic rooms. New officers were installed by Ellmear Wassink with past matron of OES and features included musical selections, refreshments, and a full roster of officers and advisors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Lauren Hansen
Nature
Jacqueline Raymond
Carolyn Thomas
Fidelity
Carolyn McGraw
Janet Stroup
Shirley Hasbrouck
Confidential
Clarice Jaggs
Nancy Hecker
Outer Observer
Bert Williams
W. A. Leaby
Janet Elsey
Barara Ruffner
Worthy
Ellmear Wassink
Connie Kowelski
Diane Beardsley
J. Donald Watson
Beverly Little
Kathie Gage
Sharon Hansen
Carol Stultz
Cynhia Williams
Barbara Clark
Nancy Johnson
Leslie Lopus
Sandra Nichols
Kay Cassett
Nancy Edwards
Cynthia Williams
Amy Curtis
Beatrice Loveland
Patricia Keppel
R. S. Mader
New Castle
Dallas Shields
Sharon
Ann Cushman
North East Assembly
Lillian Cushman
North East
Lou Stow
Carl Huber
Assembly Advisory Board
F. &. Bartholme
Bartholme
N. A. Bogden
F. Lowe Edwards
Willard Gibson
George C. Gold
Helen Johnson
Kelsey
W. A. Legby
Jack Stahl
Royal Messenger
Merle McIntyre
Howard Ross
OES
Order of Rainbow
Women Of The Moose Plan Card Party
Women of the Moose held a card party meeting last evening in lodge rooms with 25 members present. Miss Katheryn Kirin led discussions about the WOTM Valentine card party at TOOF Hall on February sth at 8 nidlock, with Mrs. Joseph McConnell in charge of membership. Invitations went to Meadville and Erie lodges for the mid winter conference in Bradford on January 30th. Corry WOTM senior regent leads the conference. Corry chapter will handle the initiation ritual. Members planning to attend should meet January 30th at 10 2 m. A $10 donation was approved for the College of Regents Administrative Fund. The Loyal Order district meeting will feature a roast beef dinner at 5:30 p.m. at the lodge rooms. A local family seeks clothing donations in sizes 1 to 14 for children, to be delivered at the next meeting. the Child Care Chapter will distribute items. Gerald Pless received the attendance award. next session February 3rd will be Ritual Chapter Night with Mrs. Bertha Dorwin as chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
Katheryn Kirin
WOTM
Toof Hall
Joseph McConnell
Meadville
Erie
Bradford
Corry Wotm
Ieader
Corry
College of Regents
Loyal Order of Moose
Mizes 1
Gerald Pless
Bertha Dorwin
Women's Relief Corps Dinner and Meeting Held
The Women's Relief Corps held a dinner for twenty nine members and guests at the Grange yesterday followed by a business meeting. Mrs. Dundon chaired the afternoon session and installed officers including treasurer Mrs. Henry Hill color bearer No. 1 and patriotic instructor Mrs. K D Brown. Committees for 1953 were named and plans set for a public card party January 27 and a roast beef dinner February 7 at Grange Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Dimm—Mittee
Loretta Belden
Wesley Wills
Frank Goring
C. J. Dundon
Henry Hill
Ira Wickwire
K. D. Brown
Dundon
C. A. Pier
John Tong
Goring
Marjorie Brown
George ‘Hurlbert
Wickwire
Welter Pier
Merle Haskell
Florence Bates
Merle Long
Brookville Memorial
Grange Hall
Merle-Long
Bates
Walter Pier
Haskell
Henry Hull
Pier
Hill
K. D. Brows
Ralph Gates
Charles Newman
Margaret. Heath
Birthday honors for Mrs. Catalfo at Seco nd Avenue home
Mrs. Carl Catalfo was surprised with a birthday gathering at her home 428 South Second Avenue. Friends and relatives attended the social evening, sharing cake and refreshments and presenting several gifts to the honored hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Catalfa
Sooth Secoond Avenue
Witherspoon Circle Organizes For Year
The Witherspoon Circle of the Presbyterian Women's Association held its first meeting of the year at Mrs O W Bracken's home on North Center street. Thirteen members attended a 1 30 p m dessert lunch. Mrs Harold Wolfe presided, new devotional chairwoman Mrs Morgan Beverly read Hebrews. Officers and committee chairs were chosen: C J Rainale co chair, John Shehan secretary, Mrs Bracken treasurer, J Donald Watson program, Beverly devotions, Frank Frost hospitality, and Harvey Loveland horskeeping. The group planned a church family dinner January 2 and a youth dinner for February 3, and set meetings for the third Thursday monthly. Mrs Watson spoke on India as the year topic. The February circle meeting will be at Mrs Sheehan's on February 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witherspoon
Presbyterian Women's Association
O. W. Bracken
North Center Street
Harold Wolfe
Morgan Beverly
C. J. Raineale
John Sheshan
Bracken
J. Donald Watson
Beverly
Frank Frost
Harvey Loveland
Hilltop Club Holds Meeting At Mrs Lindsey Home
Mrs Myra Lindsey of R D 1 hosted seven Hilltop Club members on Wednesday afternoon. Lindsey opened with The Lords Prayer as the group discussed club matters. A quilt was tied off for a gift and the rest of the time was spent visiting. Cake ice cream and coffee were served. Mrs Oscar Lindstrom will entertain next in February at her R D 1 home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilltop Club
Myra Lindsey
Lindsey
Oscar Lindstrom
Spencer Ladies Aid All Day Session at Home of Mrs. Lillie
The Spencer Ladies Aid met yesterday at Mrs. Merrill Lillie’s home R D and 44 dinners were served at noon. Fifteen members and five visitors attended the business session led by President Mrs. Eat Bailey. Devotions were given by Mrs. Cini Fenno. The group voted to donate 810 surplus food packages to Korea and 10 to the March of Dimes. Mrs. Niels Sorenson of RD 3 will entertain west at her home on February 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Ladies Aid
Merrill Lillie
R. D
Eat Bailey
Cini Fen No Ted
Korea
Niels Sorenson
West
Local Wedding Unites Mrs Evelyn Ransom and Frank Cooper
Rev George D Mulvin of Beaver runs a single ring ceremony at his home on Saturday uniting Evelyn Ransom of Chandlers Valley and Frank Cooper of Bear Lake. The bride wore a black faille street length with white accessories. The couple, now residing in Bear Lake, will honeymoon briefly before a reception hosted by Miss Mabel Cooper and Mrs Leo Mather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Mulvin
Beaversham
Evelyn Ransom
Chandlers Valley
Frank Cooper
Bear Lake
Birthday Club Fetes Mrs Clarence Wallace At Home
The Birthday Club honored Mrs. Clarence Wallace last evening at Mrs. John Sheehan’s home on West Church Street. Prizes went to Mrs. Elmer Sharer and Miss Hazel Merker. Hostess served salad refreshments. next gathering planned for February 17 to celebrate Mrs. Douglas Rovelle’s birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Wallace
John Sheehan
West Church Street
Elmer Sharer
Hazel Merker
Arthur Cochran
East Frederick Street
Douglas Rovelle
Mrs Harold Powell Hosts Local Bridge Club Dinner
Mrs Harold K Powell entertained a local bridge club last evening at the Hotel Corry followed by a gathering at her North Center street home. Awards were won by Mrs R Anderson and Mrs E W Holt with a special prize going to guest Mrs S J Irvine. next meeting set with Mrs Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Corry
Harold K. Powell
Center Street
R. ©. Anderson
E. W. Holt
J. Irvine
Clib
Anderson
Teachers Association Met At New School
The Corry Area Teachers Association met at a new school building for a pleasant evening attended by 15 members and their spouses. President Mrs Charles Warner reported on the Pennsylvania State Education Association convention in Harrisburg, while Dr Perry Esteshan of Bethany College spoke on Three Little Words power opportunity and responsibility. Mrs Robert Damon announced Dr Thomas Miller will speak in May. new program committee members were added and refreshments and social games followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Thomas Miller
Einboro State Teachers College
Edward Hinkeslee
Gilnore Duvall
Organize Sewing Class At Wheelock Church
Members of the Wheelock Community met at Wheelock Church for a dressmaking sewing class led by Mrs. Rachel Hogan of the Erie County Home Extension group. About 25 women attended the first session, with plans for a second lesson on February 15 at the same location and a post-class business session chaired by Mrs. Charles Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheelock Com
Smitty Ald
Wheelock Church
Rachel Hogan
Erie County Home Extension Group
Aid
Charles Kennedy
David Bensink
Frank Harvey
Leon VanTassel
Wayne Hopkins
Guy Williams
Frederick Bowes
Leonard Edwards
Alvan Rehnborg Feted At Birthday Dinner
A surprise birthday dinner at the Hotel Corry honored Alvan E. Rehnborg, Corry Jamestown HINT executive, who marked his sixth birthday and will reach 35 years with the firm next month. Hosts A Armour and A Hillstrom led 36 executives in observances with remarks, a wrist watch gift, and a combined radio and record player. Ted Swanson spoke for the group, Ray Bur gave the invocation, and Thomas Russell was toastmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvan Rehnborg
Corry
Alvan E. Rehnborg
Corry-Jamestown
David A. D. Armour
GC. A. Hillstrom
David A. Hillstrom
Mr. Rehnberg
Lutheran Fellowship Meeting at Lanstor Home
The Lutheran Fellowship met last evening at Miss Ruth Lanston's 167 Park Street home with co hosts Mr and Mrs Richard Grimm. Twenty three members attended a brief business session led by Mr Grimm then C A Hillstrom presented movies and slides from a Jackson Hole Wyoming hunting trip. Light refreshments followed the social period. Rev and Mrs B A Ortner will host the February 17 session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ternevedl
Ruth Lanston
Park Street
Richard Grimm
Grimm
C. A. Hillstrom
Jackson Hole
Wyo
B. A. Ortner
Mrs James Hammond Hosts Bridge Club With Guests
Mrs James Hammond of North Center street entertained her bridge club last evening with two guests Mrs Wilbur Whitehead and Mrs Ray Mulvin. Two tables of contract were played and awards went to Mrs Joseph DeMalle and Mrs Angelo Frisina. A 24 hour salad hot rolls cookies tea and coffee were served. The club will meet in two weeks with Mrs Frisina as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hammond
North Center Street
Wilbur Whitehead
Ray Mulvin
Joseph DeMalle
Angelo Frisina
Centennial Year Dinner Opens PSU Bicentennial Observance
Pennsylvania State University marks its centennial with a February 22 dinner at 6 p.m. in the Hetzel Union ballroom. About 600 guests plus alumni groups nationwide attend as Dr Milton Blenhower delivers the keynote speech. James Mi holland and Dr. Eisenhower offer remarks before the Alma Mater and benediction.
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State College
Pennsylvania State University
New Hetzel Union
Dite
James Miholland
University
Eisenhower
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