Wedding Bells and Buffet Supper Night With Local Guests
Two brides were guests of honor at a Monday evening buffet supper party hosted by Misses Marie Zefiropillos Barbara Spiesman and Mrs John Aiken at Grove City Mot street. Miss Elsie Leora Tanner and Bilis Dale Miller wed at Beaverdam Mennonite Church with a 7 pm ceremony conducted by Rev Jacob F Weirich. The couple will reside with Miller’s parents after a Caribbean honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Feldt
Betty Dodd
Marie Zefiropillos
Barbara Spiesman
John Aiken
Grove City
Mot
Donna Lee Scott
Franke Goss
Eric
Ralph Tanner
Miss Scott
Mrs. Goss
Richard Stutzman
Cletius Sayver
Neil Stutsman
Miller
Geraldis
Corry High School
Matthews
Kathie Sweet
Earl Bailey
Mary Kelly
Amsterdam
Alumni reunions and visiting neighbors fill Meadville notes
Long list of local residents visiting relatives and attending events in Meadville and nearby towns. Alumni from Allegheny College in Meadville join gatherings. several residents travel to cities like Pittsburgh and Chicago for weddings, graduations, and family visits.
Strawberry Festival Planned By Altar Guild
Altar Guild of St. Pauls Church plans a strawberry festival with Mrs. Robert Clark as chairwoman. The event will be at her Route 6 home on a date to be announced. Mrs. Dorothy Boland hosted eight members on East Main Street and presented a communion veil to the church. The group adjourned after a light refreshment break and will meet July 0 at Mrs. Dorr Clark’s Summer cottage on West Spring Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altar Guild Plas
Altar Guild
St. Paul's Church
Robert Clark
Dorothy Boland
East Main Street
David Depew
Quilting Club Met At Erie Yesterday
The Quilting Club met at Erie yesterday at the home of Mrs. William Croft. Members from the city included Mrs. J. Donald Watson, Mrs. T. W. Whitehead, Mrs. Walter Win- Guhl, Mrs. Ross Fehlman, Mrs. Robert Brown, Mrs. Ray Laurie, Mrs. Bruce Thomas, Mrs. Loyd Matson, and Mrs. A. V. Cochran. The hostess served a delicious luncheon and the afternoon was spent sewing and visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quilting Club
Erie
William Croft
J. Donald Watson
T. W. Whitehead
Walter Win- Guhl
Ross Fehlman
Robert Brown
Ray Laurie
Bruce Thomas
Loyd Matson
A. V. Cochran
Shower Honors Mrs Curtis at Blynt Home Event
Mrs Robert Curtis was the guest of honor at a shower hosted by Mrs Raymond Blynt and Mrs Richard Williams. The Blynt residence at 59 Snyder Circle hosted 12 guests who played 500 and awarded prizes to Carroll Crowell and Mrs Curtis. Gifts were presented in a cradle centerpiece and dessert courses were served by the hostesses and guest of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Curtis
Raymond Blynt
Richard Williams
Blynt
Snyder Circle
Carroll Crowell
Curtis
Shower Honors Miss Jennie Cmiel at Ohrn Home
Miss Jennie Cmiel was honored at a Sunday afternoon shower hosted by Mrs. Richard Ohrn and Miss Blea Cmiel at the Ohrn home on R. D. 1. Eleven friends and relatives attended and prizes were won by Mrs. Orrin Kinney and Miss Janet Hopkins. The guests presented Cmiel with gifts and the hosts served salad and dessert. She will marry Richard Kinney on Saturday, June 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Gmiel
Richard Ohrn
Miss Blea
Ior Cmiel
Ohrn
Orrin Kinney
Janet Hopkins
Miss Cmle
Mary Richard Kinney
Miss Joan Miles Weds Robert Hand at Clymer
Mrs. Joan Miles and Mrs. Harry Miles announce the marriage of their daughter Joan to Robert Hand son of Mrs. Hazel Haug of 433 West Church Street. The wedding occurred at Clymer on February 5, 161, with the popular young couple listed for the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Miles
Robert Hand
Harry Miles
Wayne Street
Joan
Hazel Haug
West Church Street
Clymer
B P W Club Sees Officers Election and Sales Plan
The B P W Club held a last evening meeting chaired by Mrs Mary Debury. A rummage sale was announced for Friday and Saturday at the B W Tooms led by Mrs Milton Van Dresar and committee. Reports noted polio fund receipts, district meeting in Erie with new officers: Mary French Oil City president Caroline Arnold Greenville vice president Wilma Demple field elc recording secretary My Hazen Greenville treasurer. DeLury named delegate to Philadelphia state convention June 21 to 24 with Thompson as alternate. Beall to chair July meetings and attendance award went to Milton Zateneck. Cupcakes and tea served by DeLury and Be W Bacus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. P. W. Club
Mary Debury
B. W. Tooms
Milton van Dresar
Valarie Williams
National Polio Fund
Agnes Lynch
Erie
Mary French
Oil City
Caroline Arnold
Greenville
Wilma Demplefield
Elc
My Hazen
DeLury
Philadelphia
Kiwanis Club Hosts Gannon Professor Speaker
Gannon College English professor Charles Colvin was the Kiwanis Club guest speaker at the Phoenix Hotel dinner meeting last evening His topic Exploiting Your Neighbor examined selfishness and its link to ward troubles Donald Bagley chaired the Key Club kickoff as a sitter group presenter with plans to be announced later Harry Barach was absent and James Harper led the business session Group singing closed the gathering
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gannon
Kiwanis Club
Charles Colvin
Gannon College
Erie
Phoenix Hotel
Colvin
Donald Bagley
Key Club
Furst
Harry Barach
James Harper
H. Lynn Rice
Degree Work At Columbus Grange Session
The Columbus Grange No. 875 met at the Town Hall with Worthy Master David Curtis presiding. Officers’ roll call listed the absent assistant steward, Ceres and Pomona. Annette, Leslie and Harold Curtis were ballot ed for membership. After a brief business meeting, the Freehold Grange degree team led by Robert Scott performed with three candidates each from Freehold and Columbus. A luncheon followed, and the next session was announced for June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Grange
Town Hall
David Curtis
Ceres
Pomona
Annette
Leslie
Harold Curtis
Grange
Ouwils
Freehold Grange
Robert Scott
Columbus
Pigan
Family Night Dinner at First Methodist Church
A sauasy magne runner attended by 125 persons gathered last evening at the First Methodist Church for Family Night Dinner. The Women's Society of Christian Service served the meal at 6:30 pm and group singing and a solo by Rev. James McIntosh entertained attendees. The joint circles held a business session led by president Mrs. Howard Rehnberg at 8 o'clock to discuss plans for the coming year and review officers' reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Women's Society of Christian Service
James McIntosh
Hose
At & Olcloak
Ims
Howard Rehnberg
Cone Newsom Born to Merritt Cone Family
A son was born this morning to Mr and Mrs Merritt Cone at Corry Memorial Hospital located at 313 West Church Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merritt Cone
West Church Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
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Ben Hogan
Glenn Anne Foro - Baxter
Lakewood Drive-in
West Point Story
George Orcutt
Allegheny
Meadville
Margaret Spencer
Louisville
Allan M. Spencer
Mead Avenue
H. B. Puiler
Wayland
Edward Rosshauker
Mary Jane
Sally O'Hare
East Bend Street
Mary Condra
Mary O'Hare
Alon
Frank Betts
van Nuys
California
Robert
Ronald
Fred Marsh
Candace
Lynnette
Kenneth
St. Louis
Gary Bennett
West Smith Street
Alice Mae Bennett
Batavia
Thriends
Janice Durham
K. S. Durham
Louise Salinger Academy of Fashions
Pittsburgh
William Penn
Edward Wolcott
Christine
Edward
BumTal
Haight
Pvt
Louis Sherwood
Fort, Monmouth
N. J
Joseph Sherwood
Northwest
Grace Mulligan
R. D
Gramby
Colorado
Fisherancho
Ray Fisher
Geneva
Richard Cantryman
M. W. Doolittle
Thibodaux
Louisana
North Center Street
W. W. Watertouse
Harrisburg
General Assembly
Atlantic City
Mary Blea Bell
Chicago
Haymond
Indiana
Lawrence ‘Thomas
W. Lewis
Dan DeCoux
Alfred Ficcardi
Thomas Motors
Chevrolet
Humboro Country Glub
O. E. Gibbs
Bash Bond Sireet
Centerville
Simday
Charles A. Fuller
Fuller
Centerville Baptist
Ethel Davis
Gerald Fairchild
Rosa Westley
Willard Shreve
Lauren
Hazel ‘Brockman
Ernest
Arthur Cohen
Rhoda Lynn
Loblaws
Ld Ge
Tbs
Idaho
Edgebrook
Orchard Park
Alto
Red Perch
Powell's
East Main St
Jennie Cmiel
Wie
Josere
Ce Nain
Helen Sheene
Tots
Chapin's
Brassieres
Chapin
Prover
Justin
Board of Education
Irvin Young
Louise Williams
Lawrence Eisenman
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