Family Party Marks Holiday at Harry Fitch Home
A holiday gathering at the Elgin home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fitch featured a large lareen dinner at 1 o clock. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Albine Larson and others from Erie, Spartansburg, and nearby towns. The piece also lists numerous relatives visiting or traveling, with several trips to weddings, camps, and relatives across multiple states.
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Harry Fitch
Elgin
Albine Larson
Gerald Kelly
Eugene
David
Robert Anderson
Richard
Donald
Richard Connarce
Linda
Erie
John Foster
Westfield
Leo Barnletti
Athion
Clyde Metray
Spartansburg
Hershey Museum Opens Craft Exhibit by One Pennsylvania Guild
An exhibit of 276 pieces by One Pennsylvania Guild of Craftsmen opens at the Hershey Museum in Hershey Pennsylvania. Works span furniture pottery silverware weaving stringed instruments printing cloth painting jewelry hooked rugs leather work painted textiles and toteware. Exhibitors hail from Erie Edinboro Williamsport Altoona Harrisburg Lancaster York Allentown and Philadelphia.
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Hershey Museum
Pennsylvania Guild of Craftsmen
Hershey
Tate
Araftsmen
Erie
Edinboro
Walliamspont
Altoona
Bendill
Harrisburg
Lancaster
York
Allentown
Philadelphi
Hershey Park
Ann Muller
New York City
Fornest F. Crooks
Solebury
George T. Miller
Chautauqua Week Schedule Opens With Sermon by Dean Moor
Programs for the Chautauqua Institution next week open with a morning sermon by Very Rev. N High Moor dean of Trinity Cathedral Pittsburgh at 10 45 am in the amphitheatre morning worship. Daily lectures by Dr George B Cressey and Dr Edgar J Fisher run 9 20 and 2 16 pm respectively with various musical and sacred services through the week culminating in a final concert July 14 by the Chau tauqua Symphony Orchestra conducted by Manes Aulers. The Rep Theatre presents The Heiress by Ruth and Augustus Goets at 8 30 pm on Wednesday and Saturday evenings.
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Chautauqua
Chautauqua Institution
N. High Moor
D. D
Trinity Cathedral
Pittsburgh
High Noor
George B. Cressey
Edgar J. Fisher
Gloria
Kuch—ta
John Drury
Gilbert and Sullivan
Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra
Manes Aulers
Chautauqua Repertory Theatre
Ruth and
Augustus Goets
Norton Memorial Fall
Miss Lilymae Poleto Weds Richard Joy in Bradford
Miss Lilymae Poleto and Richard Eugene Joy were married at Mission Covenant Church Bradford at 10 this morning with Rev LeVane officiating. The bride wore a grey Summer suit with roses and orchid, was given in marriage by her father Peter Poleto, and reception followed at the Keystone Hotel Blue Room. They will reside in Corry after a wedding trip to the Adirondacks. both are graduates of Bradford and Corry high schools.
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Lilymae Poleto
Richard Joy
Corry
Misson Covenant Church
Bradford
West Church Street
Richard Eugene Joy
East Smith Street
LeVane
Helen Nelson
Betty Ann Poleto
Peter G. Poleto
Hyner
Ronald Johnson
Johnson
Gene Poleto
Keystone
Rehoyo
Erie
Buftsiost
Cory
Adirondace Mountains
Erie Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad
Joy
Bradford High School
Charles Joy
East South Street
Nelson Williams
Carter Hill
Corry Senior High School
Mrs Michael Piccirillo Honored By Club 15
Club 15 hosted a birthday party for Mrs. Michael Piccirillo with 13 members and one guest. Hostess Mrs. Albert Shaffer of Essex Street organized canasta and 500, awarding prizes to Mrs. William Hempel and others. The honored guest received a cash purse. next meeting set with Mrs. Bryce Leek on July 27 for Mrs. Hempel’s birthday observance.
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Michael Piccirillo
Albert, Shaffer
Essex Street
Frank Mannrino
Canasta
William Hempel
Fred Haenel
Flossie Fosbure
Ficcrifia
Harry Burton
Bryce Leek
Spartansbourg
Hempel
Stork Shower Honoring Mrs. Howard A. Davis
Eugene Davis hosted a 4 oclock stork shower at 49 East Washington Street in the lash evening in honor of her sister in law Mrs. Howard A. Davis of RD 4. Sixteen guests attended enjoying games visiting and refreshments of cupcakes cookies ice cream and coffee. The honored guest received many gifts.
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Eugene Davis
East Washington Street
Howard A. Davis
RD. 4
Birthday party for Miss Colletta Kay Watrous
Mrs Lawrence J Watrous hosted a fourth birthday party for her daughter Colletta Kay Watrous at 159 Ohio Street Friday evening. Neighbors and their mothers attended as guests while Wiss assisted, and Claude Beckerink of Clymer catered with sundaes cake chips wafers and chocolate milk. Favors included jumping rope and toy trucks.
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Glenn Lines
Richard Blownt
Betsey Lopuy
Edinboro
Joanne Snell
Merle Hall
William D. Rowe
Helen Rowe
Ruth Bennett
Florence Pond
Mary McMahon
Greenville Ysterday
R. L. Hamilton
Rex Mulheirn
Patricia
Winston-Salem
N.C
Hugh O'Here
East Bond Street
Harry Speaker
Cleveland
Bert Weldon
Gould Street
Eval Carlson
Evald Carlson
Jamestown
Lynford Chase
Snyder Circle
Lloyd Lanphere
East Congress Sireet
Lanphere
Patricia Cessna
Kenton
Ohio
Louis Jensen
Norman
Franklin Street
Summerlyst
Erie
T. G. Wellington
Louis B. Sens
East South Street
George Reits
St. Paul
Minn
Reitz
Bettie
Bulaly
Anthony Potemski
Ob West Columbus Avenue
James Barnhar
Colletta Kay Watrous
Lawrence J. Watrous
Ohio Street
Coletta Kay
Whipple Family Reunion At Chautauqua Lake Cottage
Mr and Mrs Donald Bradford hosted a Whipple family reunion at their Chautauqua Lake cottage on July 4. Officers were elected and a large dinner was served at one o'clock for about 50 attendees. Ice cream and cake followed in the late afternoon. Mr and Mrs Edward Jukes of Columbus will host the 1932 reunion.
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James Allyn
Michael
Mooney
Flatiey Lake
J. F. Needham
B. P.O. Elks
Donald Nantes
Chicago
Grand Lodge
B. P
Ellis
Needham
Richard J. Farrell
Glen Ellyn
Arthur Cohen
Pittsburgh
New York City
Joseph Hui
E Vily
Edward Chambers
Panama
Bufalo
Canada
Whipple
Chautauqua
Donald
Bradford
Chautauqua Lake
Cottege
Edward Jukes
Columbus
Presbyterian Annual Picnic Next Wednesday at Church
The Presbyterian church holds its annual picnic next Wednesday with Scoot as general chairmen Scoot wit euhieid and others. Teachers will run the games starting at 9 o'clock. Families are asked to bring table service bread and butter and six for the picnic supper at 6. A community sing closes the evening as the committee aims for a record attendance.
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al Vansse
Lawrence Divison
Eit
Columbus 4-H Club Adopts Snappy Name
Miss Mary Bull presided over a Columbus 4-H Girls group meeting at the Columbus school yesterday. The session voted to adopt the name Snappy for the club.
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Columbus
Mary Bull
Cub of
Club plans snacks for Sum- Tuer project
On Friday the girls prepared sandwiches and relishes. On July 11 at 7 p.m. they will make sodas and peanut butter caddies. Misses Annette Curtis, Mary Bull, and Doris Treland will create a centerpiece for the refreshment table.
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Nest
Annette Curtis
Mary Bull
Doris Treland
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