Ushers Plan Dance At Armory For Church Fund
St Elizabeths Church ushers finalize plans for a February 10 dance at the State Armory to raise funds for a fronting figure of St Elizabeth for the new church edifice. George Ficcardi chairs the committee and the Vagabonus on WFIC will play from 9 pm to midnight with help from church guild ladies.
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Armory
St. Elizabeth's
State Armory
St. Elizabeth
George Ficcardi
Vagabonus
WFIC
Sharon
Corry Choir Helps Titusville Church Services
The Young People's Choir of the Zooty E. A. B. Church from Corry joined services in Titusville last evening. Twenty members performed several gospel numbers as Rev. S. Paul Weaver of fame town spoke. Also featured were Rev. L. Maring Sward of Tryonville with chalk talks and Miss Jean Beck Gibraharpis. Chaperons accompanying the group included Rev. and Mrs. H. Ray Harris and several local couples.
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Joeal
H. Ray Harris
Kyle Chase
Keith Henton
T. R. Gibons
Robert Davis
J. L. Lansberry
William Armitage
Rebekah Helping Hand Club Met This Week
The Rebekah Helping Hand Club met Thursday afternoon in Hull with 22 members present. After a brief business meeting led by President Mrs. George Hudson, Mrs. W. L. Marsh and Mrs. George Ellsworth served a hearty tureen dinner. Evening activities included cards and visiting. Next meeting is set for February 9 at 10:30 a.m. with a noon tureen served by Mrs. Traffill and Mrs. Merit Lillie. Afternoon work includes quilting.
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Aig
LOC
Hull
George Hudson
W. L. Marsh
George Ellsworth
Rebekah Card Party Next Tuesday Night
The Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge plans a Tuesday evening card party at the LO O F Hall on January 31. Mrs J B Clark chairs the ways and means committee with help from Mrs Howard Loveland Mrs Dorr Clark Mrs Blof Dahl and Mrs J Glenn Gales. Reservations via Mrs Clark or committee members. Contract and auction bridge 500 and canasta will be played with prizes for top scorers. Refreshments included.
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Rebekah
Lo.of. Hall
Ways and Means
Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge
J.B. Clark
Howard Loveland
Dorr Clark
Blof Dahl
J. Glenn Gales
Clark
Women Relief Corps Meeting Hears Guests and Quilting
The Women’s Relief Corps No. 42 met yesterday with three visitors Mrs. Lillian Warner Mrs. Mary Carter and Mrs. Emmi Schuts. Rosa Westley of Worth Street hosted. After a noon dinner the group sewed quilt pieces and prepared them for tying.
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Aga
Lillian Warner
Mary Carter
Waterford
Emmi Schuts
Meadville
Women's Relief Corps
Rosa Westley
Worth Street
Daughters Born to Gregory and Berry Families in Altoona and Gould Streets
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Gregory at Altoona Hospital in Altoona on Friday with Mr and Mrs Kenneth Gregory of Gould Street as grandparents. A daughter was born this morning at Carry Hospital to Mr and Mrs Jack Berry of 515 Wayne Street.
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Gregory
Altoona Hospital
Altoona
Kenneth Gregory
Gould Street
Carry Hospital
Jack Berry
Wayne Street
Birthday Dinner Party At Caldwell Home
Lan Caldwell hosted a birthday dinner at her home at 408 West Pleasant Street to honor her daughter Joyce who turned three and celebrate Mrs Walter Basler marking her art anniversary. The menu featured a decorated birthday cake.
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Lan Caldwell
West Pleasant Street
Joyce
Walter Basler
Party at Erie Honors James Latimer
A party in Erie honored James Latimer recently transferred to Khgsion, hosted by Louis Kuhns. About twenty attendees included Corry Tool and Gun Club skeet team members and other area sportsmen from Corry, Eric, and Warren, plus officials from northwestern Pennsylvania. Latimer received a case of shotgun shells as a gift.
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Latimer
Louis Kuhns
Erie
Corry
Pie Social At Concord Community House Raises 1900 For Lovell PTA
A large crowd attended the pie social at Concord Community House last evening. The event was a benefit for Lovell School P T A and realized 1900 dollars to fund new song books for the school. Mrs Newell Gites Mrs Elen felman and Mrs Samuel Stula led the auction party.
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Concord
Lovell School
Newell Gites
Elenfelman
Samuel Stula
Luncheon Party Honors Visiting Guest At Cochran Home
A luncheon party at the Arthur Cochran home on East Frederick Street honored Miss J Cynmit Deatelhatser of Bumtato as a weekend guest of Miss Sandi Cochran. After attending the NCA movies, fifteen young ladies joined games and activities at the Cochran residence.
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Arthur Cochran
East Frederick Street
J . Cynmiit Deatelhatser
Bumtato
Sandi Cochran
NCA
Cochran
Mrs Frank Green Honored At Party
Mrs Frank Green honored at a party hosted by Mrs Bow ert Pout and Mrs Daniel Reynolds at 127 Gould street Mus Geen. Guests presented a gift of two bassinette s and several smaller remembrances. Miss Margaret Ross won the door prize as the event ended with refreshments of salad, jello, cake and coffee for seven ladies.
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Mel
Frank Green
Bowert
Daniel Reynids
Gould Street
Rarbert Ross
Father and Son Program at Moffatt School Friday
A Friday evening program at Moffatt School drew about 100 local residents. Two farm safety plays were performed and a film on crippled child treatment was shown by Mrs. Ethel Matthews. Russell Chirk and his wife sang That Boy of Mine. refreshments followed. The next meet is scheduled for February 24 at the schoolhouse.
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Moffatt
Ethel Matthews
Erie
Russell Chirk
Sah
Women’s Civic Club Formed From Cory Welfare Group
A Cory Welfare Organization gathering yesterday at Mrs. Eugeny Davis’s East Washington home led 14 members to rename the group as Women’s Civic Club. Vice president Mrs. Reed presided in the president’s absence. New members Phoebe Storer Margaret Carhart Columbus and Gael Gassett were welcomed. A shrubbery deed for Memory Lane Mead Park was discussed and a report to follow. Members were urged to remember those who are ill. A quilt was shared and refreshments served. The next meeting is February 24 hosted by Mrs. Reed on East South Street.
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Enmnbe
Cory Welfare Organization
Eugeny Davis
Washington Street
HB. Reed
L. R. Houghiling
Memory Lane
Mead Park
Reed
L. B. Less
Phoebe Storer
Margaret Carhart
Columbus
Gael Gasset
Davis
Bert Weldeh
Gassett
Bea
Mrs. Reed
East South Street
St Elizabeth's Guild Bake Sale Planned for February 11
St Elizabeth's Guild announces a bake sale to fund parish efforts, chaired by Arthur Shields with a committee including Herbert Dahl Frances Knapp Carolyn Garney Ann Royknd Julia Zepka. The sale offers Rome made foods and will run Saturday February 11 starting at 9 a.m. at Burgnen Store in Worth Center Street. Parish donations and pledges are requested.
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St. Elizabeth's Guild
Artur Shields
Conaisie Bfairs
Herbert Dahl
Frances Knapp
Carolyn Garney
Ann
Birthday Party Honors Miss Heffer At Ayu FEMEL
Miss Heffer was 44 Friday as Mrs. Wilmer Heffer hosted a birthday party at their home 538 East Main Street. Guests included Nat cy Nichols Norma Lindsey Ruth Ross Barbara Huntley Leonia Hunt ley Alma Brockman Carol Hassett Colletta Scott Jane Whiteley Shar lie Heffer and Helen Rehnberg. Prizes went to Miss Ross and Miss Whiteley, with home movies and cake, sandwiches, heart shaped jello and cocoa. Nice gifts were given to Miss Hefler.
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Iin Ayu Femel
Uayeaet Pl
Wilmer Heffer
East Main Street
Natcy Nichols
Norma Lindsey
Ruth Ross
Barbara Huntley
Leonia Huntley
Alma Brockman
Carol Hassett
Colletta Scott
Jane Whiteley
Sharlie Heffer
Helen Rehnberg
Miss Ross
Warren Band to Play for Elks Dance Tonight
Summers and his Warren troupe will provide music for the Corry Lodge of Elks dance tonight from 9:30 p.m. to 1:02 a.m. at the dapoes. This marks the band’s third appearance for the Elks engagement. Alved Morison, 35, chairman of the entertainment committee, announced additional shows through the winter with guests invited. Two weeks from Feb 10, the officers party will be held with a floor show contracted for entertainment.
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Warren
Elks
Summers
Corry Lodge of Elks
Alved Morison
Uerhege Entertainment Committee
Tortye
Gupsta
hela—atKd
Birthdays Celebrated by Friendship Club Event
The Friendship Club held a meeting at Eugene Powers home on R. D. 2 yesterday afternoon. Members played games with awards to Mrs. Norman Swart, Mrs. Charles Mulligan and Mrs. John Becker. Birthdays for Mrs Roy Swarth and Mrs Powers were celebrated with salad wafers and birthday cake. The next gathering is planned for February 17 with Mrs Roy Swart as hostess.
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Eugene Powers
Hame
Norman Swart
Charles Mulligan
John Becker
Roy Swarth
Powers
Roy Swart
R. D.2
Igaih
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Fred Barnes
Tustin Shields
Jamestown
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Foster E. Davis & Son
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