Social-Gatherings at Saint Elizabeth’s Hall Highlight August Event
Medea S O Cc E T Y Club held a board meeting at St Elizabeth's Hall to plan a lawn social on August 17 at St Edward's School grounds with Julia Zepka named general chairman. Bingo attendees urged to use the side entrance due to blocked stairways from construction. Refreshments served by a host of members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gumzapeth
St. Elizabeth's Hall
St. Edward's School
Julia Zepka
Carrie Merklinger
Ann Bacha
Therese Bogniak
Richard Muckinhaupt
Frank Goring
Willard Dyckes III Birthday Party Observed
Willard Dyckes II celebrated his fourth birthday with a party hosted by his mother at Snyder Circle. Twenty children group visited Mead Park for games from 2 to 4 pm with decorations cake ice cream and boat whistle favors. Mrs Brown helped her daughter.
Mrs. Martin Carlson Honored At Shower
Mrs Martin Carlson receives a bear Lake stork shower hosted by Mrs Charles Mathews and Miss Lorraine Carlson with fifteen guests. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Sheridan Baker Mrs Merle Haskell and Mrs Ralph Barrett. Guests included several Bear Lake Lottsville and North Clymer residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mathews
Lorraine Carlson
Bear Lake
Martin Carlson
Sheridan Baker
Merle Haskell
Ralph Barrett
Carlson
Clarence Carter
Reno Berkey
G. Moon
Ray Pinch
Birthday Party For Larry Nichols At Mead Park
Mrs. Kenneth Nichols hosted a tin birthday party for her son Larry Nichols at Mead Park on Thursday afternoon from 2 30 to 5 00. Eighteen children attended with games and awards to James Hurlbut John French and James Clark. Balloons wagons and candy filled baskets decorated in pink and blue. Ice cream cake and Kool-Aid were served as Larry received many gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mead Park
Larry Nichols
Kenneth Nichols
Larry
James Hurlbut
John French
James Clark
New Arrival of Daughters and Son at Local Hospitals
A daughter was born early this morning to Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Cottrell at Sewickley Hospital Pittsburgh with Dr. and Mrs. Paul Weed of East Irving street as grandparents. A daughter followed for Mr. and Mrs. Everett Eastman of Spring Creek at Corry Hospital. A son was born late yesterday evening at Corry Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Lines of Spring Creek.
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Edwin Cottrell
Sewickley Hospital
Pittsburgh
Paul Weed
East Irving Street
Everett Eastman
Spring Creek
Corry Hospital
Glenn Lines
Aero Girls Honor Mrs. Zepka At Farewell Party
A group of twenty one Aero Supply Mig office ladies hosted a farewell for Mrs. John Zepka, who resigns and ends her service today. Esther's Tea Room hosted dinner at 6 20 pm with ham and chicken. Mrs. Rathbun read a poem, and Mrs. Pratt introduced the honored guest who received a gift. Committee members included Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Lillie, Miss Fay, Miss Kurelowech, and Miss Gilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aero
John Zepka
Aero Supply Mig
Ronald Rathbun
Clinton Pratt
M. Edward Moore
Gerald Lillie
Geraldine Fay
Amelia Kurelowech
Erma Gilson
Snack And Smack Club Meeting At Dean School Cafeteria
The Columbus Girls Snack and Smack 4-H Club met last evening in the Dean School cafeteria for a routine session. President Miss Donna Spoon conducted the meeting and the members prepared refreshments. The next meeting is set for August 9 at 7 o'clock in the evening at the same cafeteria.
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Columbus Girls
Dean School
Donna Spoon
Florida Visitors Honor Drakes at East South Street Party
Mrs Winnie Pierce hosted friends Thursday evening for Mr and Mrs Jasper Drake of Tampa Plu former residents now in the city for several weeks Visiting and 500 games followed by ice cream cake and coffee Mrs J A Goodwill of Spartansboroe was a guest from out of town
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Florida
Winnie Pierce
East South Street
Jasper Drake
Tampa
Plu
Scouters and Wives Hint at Erie Couple's Camp Sequoia Party
Mr and Mrs Herbert By of Erie recently married will be honored by local scouters and wives at Camp Sequoia on Lake Erie. A 7:30 tureen picnic supper is planned with about fifteen couples expected. Mr Ey is a known Boy Scouts field executive in the city.
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Herbert By
Erie
Camp Sequoia
Lake Erie
Boy Scouts
O B S Club Meets At Mrs Fehlman Home
Eight members of the O B S Club met Thursday evening at Mrs Ross Fehlman’s North Center street home. Two tables of progressive 500 were played with awards going to Mrs Henry Decker and Mrs P J Swarson. Mrs Fehlman served a salad course. hosting plans were set for August 11 by Mrs William Hazel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Fehlman
North Center Street
Henry Decker
P. J. Swarson
Meeting Attended by 22 in Sunday School Class
The Reho Sunday School Class of the Evangelical United Brethren Church met at their South Center street home. President Delmar Lundeen led a business session proposing a family picnic at Mead Park on August 18 at 6 PM. Jerrold Lansberry installed officers: Harold Boyd president, Lundeen vice president, Rudolph Gibbons secretary, Robert Olson treasurer, Glenn Humes chaplain.
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MF. Bmg
Cass Uiguals
Rehoboth
Evangelical United Brethren Church
South Center Street
Delmar Lundeen
Mead Park
Jerrold Lansberry
Harold Boyd
Lundeen
Rudolph Gibbons
Robert Olson
Glenn Humes
Lundgen
Robert Shannon
Harold Carlson
Ethel Turbin
Carlson
Miscellaneous Shower For Miss Rhoda Anderson
Miss Rhoda Anderson, soon to wed Raymond Sargent, was honored at a miscellaneous bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Joseph Sherwood Sr. Twelve guests shared games and conversation as prizes were awarded. Refreshments included assorted sandwiches, relishes, a three tier bride cake with a white bride and groom topper and Kool aid. gifts were presented to Miss Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhoda Anderson
Raymond Sargent
Joseph Sher- Wood
Northwest Street
Miss Anderson
Unemployment Bureau Rules on Vacation Pay in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg reports the State Bureau of Employment Security says jobless benefits apply for time lost on vacations only if voluntary and unpaid. Based on a Superior Court decision, vacations in labor contracts are voluntary and render work ineligible for unemployment compensation, for both union and non union members. Benefits do not cover vacations granted by employers at the worker’s request.
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Unemployment Bureau
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Bureau of Employment
Hird
Bureau
Divorce Granted To Dorothy Radford For Knee Sit Refusal
Los Angeles July 29. Superior Judge Frank G. Swain granted dancer Dorothy Lee Radford a divorce from Charles Radford, noting the husband refused to hold her on his lap while watching television. Radford testified he shoved her off when she tried to sit on his knee.
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Ayat
Los Angeles
Frank G. Swain
Dorothy Lee Radford
Charles Radford
Radford
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