Society notes recall holiday gatherings across Erie area
Ellen Bagh Brees hosted a 4 pm luncheon at the Hillstrom home on West Wayne Street with friends from Erie Mayville Los Angeles and more. Family and visitors including Pvt James E Perkins from Port Dix and local residents traveled and attended post luncheon social time in the yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Bagh Brees
Calif
D. Armour Hillstrom
Hillstrom
West Wayne Street
Andrew Mook
Erie
George Rogers
Mayville
William Byrd
Los Angeles
Roger Brown
A. Hillstrom
C. A. Wilams
Mya
John Fenstermacher
35th Annual Reunion of the W. D. Mitchell Family
The 35th annual gathering was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Emory Jordan in Lottsville with sixty nine relatives and three guests attending. Mrs. George Patterson was elected president for the coming year, assisted by Mrs. Gerald Thompson, Mrs. Howard Johnson, and Miss Jessie Mitchell. The year saw three births two marriages and one death. The 1950 reunion will be hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Ora Mitchell of Spring Creek with attendees from Jamestown Dunkirk Silver Creek Bellevue C Erie Lottsville Sugar Grove Pittsfield Columbus and Corry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Perkins
Perkins
East Smith Street
Port Dix
N. J
Fort Dix
Robert McDonald
D. B. Penniman
Erle
Los Angeles
Grace Penniiman
Joseph Lutton
James
Lancaster
William Luton
Euclid Sweet
Conneaut Lake
E. Dean Neff
Patricia
Pittsburgh
James Harper
East Bond Street
Donald G. Miller
Harper
Emory North
Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Herman Yost
West Pleasant Street
Yost
H. GC. Yost
Camden
John Tinka
Cleveland
Tinko
Mary Varrasa
West Park
Judy Varrasa
Bufalo
T. S. Brownlee
Hlt. Avery
J. Beverly
Atlanta
Ted Hanna
RD. 4
Corry
Wendell Hulings
Fort, Brass
N.C
Warren Hulings
Delaware Street
Eand Airborne Division
M. L. Satterlee
Doheson Street
James City
New York City
Byron Sabierles
Ohip Street
Carl Gray
St. Marys
Harry Gray
Taylors
5. C
W. B. Henry
Spring Creek
Virgil Tubbs
George Koessner
W. L. Henry
Warren
Edwin Chambers
Buffalo
E. J. Wright
South Center Street
Ernest Wright
W. F. Kalstes
Jamestown
Joan Kalstee
West Columbus Avenue
T. Rainesale
Charles
Park Street
Hing
Findley Lake
Poitty-Diag Ecuselinion
W. D. Mitchell
Emory Jordan
Lottsville
George Patterson
Gerald Thompson
Howard Johnson
Jessie Mitchell
Ora Mitchell
Dunkirk
Silver Creek
Bellevue
Erie
Sugar Grove
Pittsfield
Columbus
Small Attendance At Duplicate Bridge
The Mitchell system featured in last evening’s duplicate bridge at the American Legion Home. Six tables in play with North South winners J Thompson and Mrs Mason of Erie at 68, second O W Jones and Mrs Langdon Rawe at 85, third A B Boaghea pair at 45. East West leaders Dr B H Harmon and Mrs M P Coyle at 52, second Burg hen pair 49, third Graft and Graham 45. Mrs Robert A Ott Jr ties reservations for next week’s play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duplicate Bridge
Mitchell
American Legion
North
South
J. Thompson
Mason
Erie
O. W. Jones
H. Langdon Rawe
Boaghea
B. H. Harmon
M. P. Coyle
Harold Burghen
Frank Graft
L. B. Graham
Robert A. Ott, Jr
Mrs William Haenel Hosts Bingo Club Evening
Mrs William Haenel welcomed the West Frederick Street Bingo Club for an evening of games with Mrs Lyle Shreve and Mrs Charles Cook presenting awards. Cherry pie with ice cream and coffee were served. On July 20 Mary Stafford of West Smith Street will entertain the members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rrewscowey
Ceeyet Ue
West Frederick Street
William Haenel
Lyle ‘Shreve
Charles Cook
Birth of Mary Katherine Goda at Corry Hospital
A daughter, Mary Katherine, was born early this morning to Mr and Mrs John Goda of 115 North Center Street. The mother is Wanda Maloney Goda, formerly of Corry. The family celebrates the new arrival with hospital origins noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Katherine
John Goda
North Center Street
Corry Hospital
Circle No. 1 Met At Swanson Home
Members and one guest Mrs Racer McCray of Buffalo attended Wednesday evening’s meeting of Circle No. 1 of the Woman’s Society of Christian Service at the First Methodist Church with Mrs Carl Swanson hosting. President Irvin Young led, plans were made for a picnic at Mead Park on August 2 with mite boxes to be opened, and a brief entertainment followed with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racer McCray
Buffalo
Evenine
Carl Swansom
Tee North Geriter Street
Homie
E. Prasier
Irvin Young
Club-Social Gatherings at VFW Auxiliary Meeting
Visiting Mason of SkiEWay ar s joins VFW Auxiliary at West Washington home for a social gathering. Sixteen members vote to donate 50 to Memorial Hospital. Prizes include boxes of candy and sweets. Hostesses for the July 20 meeting are Mrs. Maurice Porter and Mrs. Mason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ars. Wnpiston Mason
Skiewayska
V.fw
P. A
Rosa
Maurice Porter
Mason
Shower Honors Two Ladies at Tam Town Home
T H VanDusen entertained 25 guests with a double shower for brides Mrs Warren Duane Fanta and Miss Dean Messingen. Decorations featured floral arrangements and wedding figurines. Guests from Corry Columbus Ashville Waitshung Pulver Bake Wood and Jamestown attended with fruit salad frost ed waltlies ice cream and coffee served by the hosts. The honored brides received gifts and well wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. VanDusen
Tam Town
Warren Duane Fanta
Dean Messingen
Awods
Autumn McCaeli
Mise
Leona Volk
Tigurines
Kathleen
Karen Parsons
Corry
Columbus
Ashville
Waitshung
Pulver
Bakewood
Jamestown
Dinner Honored Out Of Town Visitors By Local Couple
A North Center street pair hosted a dinner Wednesday evening in honor of Mr. and Mrs. KE Moogy and daughters Sande and Kay from Indianapolis. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Fred May of Spring Creek and Mr. and Mrs. Atlan May, Jam, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank May of this town. Dininer was served at seven o'clock and the evening was enjoyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Armitree, Sr
North Center Street
Ke, Moogy
Sande and
Kay
Indianapolis
Ind
Fred May
Spring Creek
Atlan May
Jam
Frank May
Ruy
Dininer Way
Concord Fireflies Met Tuesday in Chili and Lemonade Project
The Concord Fireflies 4 H Club Girls met on a Tuesday afternoon at Nome of Miss Ag dey Triscull to prepare chili and lemonade around a hunter s camp fire The group planned a mature subject for a future exhibit and noted the next session on July 19 at the Concord Community grove Visitors included Miss Blaine Loet and Theresa Clar
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Fireflies
Agdey Triscull
Rls
Wists
Concord Chimmunity Grove
Tym
Blaine Loet
Theresa Cl
St Pauls Altar Guild Votes New Purchases At Meetin
St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church Altar Guild held a meeting where Rev Harry Bowman explained duties and the group decided to buy new green paraments for Trinity season. Mrs Rif Dahl, Mrs Gerald Staples, Mrs Emma Beckwith and others were appointed to secretarial duties. A picnic is planned August 1 at Robert Owens farm with members and families invited, meeting at David Depews at 4 pm prior to the trip. A September birthday social is planned with details to follow. Mrs Dabll and daughter Miss Bertha Dabll served strawberry sundaes cake and cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Bowman
David Depew
Emma Beckwith
Dabt
Maraments
Robert
Ms. Dabl
Miss Bertha Dabl
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Oman
Paistahl Jewelers
Stahl Jewelers
Sestheanl
Cuepus Oe
Cota
Carter
Matehlog
Eee Society
E. T. Steele
Janice Foster
Philadelphy
Ralph Foster
East Westington Street
G.P. Anderson
Donald Iines
Buzene McJunkin
Milton McIntyre
Pittsburgh, Pirates
St. Louis Cardinals
Harry Watts
Maplewood
Jarl
J. Irvine
Mead Avenue
Andrew Paulson
Jacqueline Paulson
Maplevenue
Detroit
Mich
Rex Paulson
Dolores
Richard
Whitmore Lake
Ann Arbor
Lenny Faulkner
Maple
Avenue
Robert Faulkner
D. A. Griffith
Filer
Everett
Syense
George Andrus
East Congress Street
Kenneth . Moon
Sandra
Thdianap
Richard Muckinhaupt
William Spiesman
Jack Spiesman
Mary Lou Spiesman
Bleirsville
Muckinhaup
Yale Technical School
Anther Field
Sacramento
Salif
Wiam Spiesman
East Main Street
Annee
Helen
Lingari
OTR
W.S. C
Circle No. 1
Swanson
F. W. Auxiliary
Elvin Teetot
Chabin
Bisquick
Cudahy
Treasure Island
Keystone
Choppedam
ATC
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