Stork Shower Honors Mrs Wells and Mrs McCray
Mrs Claude Parker hosted a stork shower at 117 East Congress Street with co host Mrs Donald Dingle. Eighteen guests played games with awards to Mrs Earl VanGuilder Mrs W B Stowe and Miss Barbara Roberts while Mrs Robert Marsh won the door prize. Bassinet favors accompanied a dessert lunch as gifts were presented to the honorees before the party concluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Parker
James Wells
Philip McCray
East
Congress Street
Donald Dingle
Earl VanGuilder
W. B. Stowe
Barbara Roberts
Robert Marsh
Mrs. Wells
Mcl Cray
Women Of The Moose Elect Officers And Hear Picnic Date
The Women of the Moose held a meeting at the lodge rooms with initiation and officer elections. Katheryn Kirin was chosen senior regent, with Mrs. John Potocki, Mrs. Peter Grayss, Mrs. Andrew Hansen, and Mrs. William Prine elected to key posts. Nursing scholarships were awarded, and a July 14 picnic was announced. Memorial services will be held jointly with the men next Tuesday evening. A large turnout is urged. Several local residents announced travel or visits, including trips to Albuquerque and Tucson, with others planning summer stays and relocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
Katheryn Kirin
John Potocki
Peter Grayss
Andrew Hansen
William Prine
Patt Kirch
Roxana Hansen
Weaders
Edward Potocki
Elven
Louis Lutz
Harry Morris
Miss Betty Powers Bridal Shower Honors June Wedding Plan
Miss Betty Powers was feted at a bridal shower hosted by relatives at her home. Sixteen guests attended and played games with prizes awarded to Mrs. Lyle Johnson, Mrs. Clifford Lawson, Mrs. Charles Mulligan, and Mrs. Roy Swart. Refreshments included tuna salad, chili cake with pineapple filling and coffee. Betty received many gifts as she prepares to marry Joseph Tomchick of Wattsburg on June 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ois
Betty
Joseph ‘Tomchick
Wattsburg
Wheelock Community Aid Meets at Mrs Leonard Edwards Home
Wheelock Community Aid held a meeting last evening at Mrs Leonard Edwards’s home, R D 4. Mrs Melvin Edwards opened with devotions while Mrs Frank Harvey presided. After business the session closed with prayer by Mrs Williams. Guests enjoyed games and cream puffs and coffee before adjourning to June 17 at 8 pm with Mrs Harvey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheelock Community Aid
Leonard Edwards
R. D
Melvin Edwards
Frank Harvey
Robert Willams
Harvey
Salesman Class Met At Bettes Home Last Night
Mrs. 8. F. Bettes entertained 21 members of the retail salesmanship class last evening at her East Frederick street home after the final class. John Sackett, the instructor, and Sidney Parnes of the University of Pittsburgh were out of town guests. Coffee and assorted cookies were served as refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bettes
F. Bettes
East Frederick Street
John Sackett
Sidney Parnes
University of Pittsburgh
Columbus Teachers Host Informal Come-as-You-Are Party
The Dean School teachers in Columbus gathered last evening at Mrs. Benjamin Skinner’s Franklin street home for an informal party. Light refreshments were provided by the hostess and attendees included Mrs. Robert Damop, Mrs. Carl McIntyre, Mrs. Albert B. Fox, Mrs. Russell Moore, Mrs. C. H. Wilkinson, Miss Florence Colegrove, and Mrs. T. W. Welms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Dean School
Benjamin Skinner
Franklin Street
Robert Damop
Carl McIntyre
Albert B. Fox
Russell Moore
C. H. Wilkinson
Florence Colegrove
T. W. Welms
St Edward PTA Concludes Year with Final Meeting
St Edward's School PTA held its last meeting of the year with Mrs Nick Manty as chair. Mrs George Kostner to serve as chairman for the baked goods booth at the lawn festival sponsored by St Thoms Holy Name Society on June 1 and 18. Plans announced for aunt school plente next Thursday at Canudobin Lake. Next month's show program committee named and refreshments served by several members. September meeting set for tureen dinner and installation of officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association of
St. Edward's School
Inession
Nick Manty
George Kostner
St. Thoms
Holy Name Society
Canudobin Lake
Sally McClosseay
Chal mii
Ernest, McMichael
Marty
Donald Wiggers
Edward Dominessy
Patsy Perry
Warren McChesney
Edward Oldenski
PTA
Community House Meeting Renews Building and Plans
A past community session included 10 members and families, hosted by Mrs. Ethel Chelton and Mrs. Guy Fralick. Attendees cleaned and painted the community building, with a brief afternoon business meeting led by President Mrs. Rupert Morris. Guests Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Johnson attended. Next meeting set for July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Chelton
Guy Fralick
Oscar Johnson
Rupert Morris
Women's Relief Corps Holds Regular Meeting Report
The Women's Relief Corps met in regular session at the 100F Hall yesterday afternoon. Jennie Willis was balloted as a new member and Edith Brady was initiated. A shower is planned for June 12 at Mrs. Henry Hill's home for Mrs. John Miller. The charter was draped in memory of the late Mrs. Alton Peterson. A postponed memorial service will be held after the next meeting on June 17, with a featured dinner before the Mead Park memorial program. The June committee includes Mrs. Ralph Gates, Mrs. Ira Wickwire, Mrs. Wesley Willis, and Mrs. Winnie Pierce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Relief Corps
Jennie Willis
Edith Brady
Henry Hill
John Miller
Alton Peterson
Miss Kay Gallup Bride-to-be Showered in Clymer
Miss Kay Gallup of Clymer, soon to wed Richard Ten Haken on July 1, was honored at a miscellaneous bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Albert Kearns and Mrs. Howard Ten Finken along with Mrs. Robert Seblink. Twenty five guests enjoyed games, prizes, a buffet of salad rolls coffee and brownies, and Spring flowers. Guests from Clymer Corry and New York City offered gifts for the bride-to-be.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay Gallup
Clymer
Richard Ten- Haken
Albert Kearns
Howard
Ten Finken
Robert Seblink
Brownlee
Miss Gallup
Clymer, Corry
New York City
Columbus Men’s Club Plans Route 8 highway markers and parade float
At the Columbus Men’s Club meeting, Bradley Lines Sar Messinger were appointed to a committee for highway markers on Route 8. A parade float was approved for the June 12 Columbus Fire Department Festival with F Lowe Edwards Harold Danler and Lawrence Miller on the committee. Carleton Curtis said a State Fish Commission member guaranteed dam work would start this summer. Officers will chair the supper committee for July 1. Worth Hammond and his group served a fund at the close of the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Men’s Club
Columbus Men's Club
Bradley Lines
Sar Messinger
Columbus Fire Department
F. Lowe Edwards
Harold Danler
Lawrence Miller
Carleton Curtis
State Fish Commission
Worth Hammond
Lund
Two Newborns Reported At Corry Memorial Hospital
A son was born early today at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Marvin Millspaw of 1223 White Street. A daughter followed yesterday afternoon to Mr and Mrs Everett Clark of Spartansburg R D 3, at the same hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Memorial Hospital
Marvin Millspaw
White Street
Everett Clark
R. D
Spartansburg
Ladies Day Party at Corry Country Club
Twenty one women attended the first ladies day program at Corry Country Club yesterday afternoon. A ham luncheon was served at 1 pm by Mrs. George and staff followed by a brief business meeting. Mrs. Morgan Beverly was named chairman and will form committees for summer. Next Indies day set for June 17 with reservations taken by Mrs. James MacInnes. Five tables of bridge were played with prize winners Mrs. Beverly Mrs. MacInnes and Mrs. EB W. Holt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Country Club
George Was
Morgan Beverly
James MacInnen
Mra
Beverly
Mra. MacInnes
Eb, W. Holt
Former Corry Resident Honored At Party
Mrs. D. O. Daugherty hosted a Tuesday evening gathering at her North Center street home for Mrs. F. W. Thiessen of Williamsburg Michigan, formerly of Corry. Guests shared reminiscences and games, with Mrs. Maude Keefe and Mrs. J. B. Clark winning swords and Mrs. Thiessen receiving a guest award. Thiessen plans to return to Erie briefly before resuming her Michigan home this weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
D. O. Daugherty
North Center Street
F. W. Thiessen
Williamsburg
Mich
Maude Keefe
J. B. Clark
Thiessen
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Westminster College
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Debra
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F. O. Harvey
RD. 4
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Robert Wank
Permaylvania State University
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West Washington Street
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Euclid Street
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L. M. Morrow
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Army
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Strong Vincent High School
Candace Davis
Robert Whitford Music and Dance Center
Miss Betty Powers
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St. Edward’s Pta
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