Golden Links elects officers for next year
The Golden Links Sunday School class of the Methodist Church held its annual business meeting at Mrs. Willis Brown's home on West Washington Street. Mrs. Earle Hasbouck presided as president with plans for a June pictic at Mead Bark and elections naming Mrs. KB Hauenstein as president and officers Ernest Royer, C A Johnson, and Lenoy Cady to roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Links
Methodist Church
Willis Brown
West Washington Street
W. B. Stowe
Robbing
Earle Hasbouck
Mead Bark
K. Hauen-—stein
Ernest Royer
C. A. Johnson
Lenoy Cady
C. C. Warner
Bertha Stockton
Nichols
Anna Patterson
Luncheon at Hotel Corry Hosted by Mrs Guy Butters
Mrs Guy Butters entertained fourteen guests yesterday at Hotel Corry for a noon luncheon in the second floor private dining room. A yellow rose bouquet graced the table and the menu featured fruit juice chicken salad fudge cake and Sundays with coffee. Guests included Mrs John PenstermacherMs D Armour Hillstrom Mrs Dallas Smiley Mrs Robert Bracken Mrs Marlin Kep bel Mrs 2 H Harmon Mrs A E Tate Ms Roger Brown Ms C A Hillstrom Miss Virginia Ganjevon Miss Barbara Ant Keppel Mrs Malcolm Haines Mrs Rasselas Brown and Miss Harriett Colegrove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Corry
Guy Butters
John Penstermacher
D. Armour Hillstrom
Dallas Smiley
Robert Bracken
Marlin Kepbel
2. H. Harmon
A. E. Tate
Roger Brown
C. A. Hillstrom
Virginia’ Gain Jevon
Barbara Ant Keppel
Malcolm Haines
Rasselas Brown
Harriett Colegrove
Reception Honors Mr and Mrs Raymond Chelton
Ninety relatives and friends gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Earl Chelton in R D J Corry Tuesday evening to honor Mr and Mrs Raymond Chelton who were married on May 2. A pleasant evening with socializing and a large wedding cake decorated with a miniature bride and broom was served. Mr and Mrs Chelton received many beautiful gifts from Joan and Helen Sugar Grove Frank Lawson and Miss Patricia Lawson Jamestown Francis Nelson Warren and Mrs Lucy Schuman and children Raymond and Ruth Clymer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Averill
Paul Fox
Myre Albert Fox
Robert. Church
Joh Ma~ Joney
Ashtabula
GO. F. Hildebrand
East Pleasant Street
Ligonier
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Darington
Morris Wickwire
North
Center Street
Chicago
San Francisco
Pear Harbor
Hawaii
Navy
Jessie Agensi
Ridgway
George Royce
South Center Street
Henry Borgerding
Ambridge
Clymer
Duck Stark Weather
Cleveland
Corty
New York City
Herbert Carroll
Erie
Ellsworth Holt
Norlin Center Street
Mich
Willian Staine
Kenmore
W. F. Rickss
North Center Street
Archie Patton
Charles Plogs
Jamestown
Frank Dodd
Columbus
Union City
David L. Swarts
Lewistown
Kvir. Swarts
George Thompson
Minnie Perkins
Prarrie- On Street
Warren
Frank Graviuim
Dean Milley
Glenns Warner
Mary Murray
Leon Brown
Victor Omi
Frank Schrader
Legion Auxillary
Tri County Council
Albion
Miller
Ruth Miller Steese
Mitflinburg
Ronald Carter
Iela Carter
Columbus Grange
Pleasant Valley Grange
Maxwell Devereane
Sandra
Gloria Jane
East Smith
Steal
Tracy Whitehead
Altoona
State of Pennsylvania
Order of the Eastern Star
G. E. Bennet
Caroline Dowse
Kenneth O'Day
Levi Peterson
Shirley Dietzel
Ben Lord
Richard Lord
Dowse
Ms. Patterson
Mr. Lord
L. E. Graham
Eugene
West
Congress Street
Washington, Pa
Washington
Jefferson College
Allene Corbin
Huntingdon Park
Calif
Gerda Brooks
Harmon Kent
West Pleasant Strest
R. Chelton
Earl Chelton
R. D. J. Corry
Raymond Chelton
Lynch
Wits
Chellon
Joan and
Helen
Sugar Grove
Frank Lawson
Patricia Lawson
Francis Nelson
Lucy Schuman
Raymond Sind Ruth
Navy Mothers Club Plans Afghan Raffle at June Meeting
The Navy Mothers Club held a brief session in the Union rooms with Commander Katherine Wait presiding. A raffled Afghan on display at Hoones store will be drawn at the next meeting on June 26. Members adjourned to Futz Restaurant for refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Mothers Club
Union Rooms
Katherine Wait
Hoones
Futz
Bridal Shower Honor For Miss Marie DeMauri
Miss Marie DeMauri was honored at a Wednesday bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Paul Brenoel at 13 Snyder Circle. Seven guests attended an evening of games and visiting with whipped cream pineapple fruit cake and coffee. Guests received many nice gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie DeMauri
Paul Brenoel
Snyder’ Circle
Hastess
Daughter births recorded at Corry Hospital
A daughter was born late yesterday afternoon to Mr and Mrs Thomas Ruffener of 2a Snyder Circle. Mrs Ruffener formerly Baith stryis. Another daughter was born last evening at Corry Hospital to Mr and Mrs Everett TenHuisen of R D 2 Clyther.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Hospital
Thomas Ruffener
Snyder Circle
Ruffener
Baith Stryis
Everett TenHuisen
R. D
Clyther
Baptist Ladies Plan Summer Picnic and Elections
Mrs. David Warner of Marion Sleeh hosted 22 Baptist Ladies Fellowship members. Mrs. Edwin Hartill from Minnesota is visiting as president H H Redding led the business meeting. A nominating committee was chosen for September elections. A July 16 picnic is planned with Baptist Brotherhood invited. The quertette sang with Mrs. Hickler on piano as ice cream cake and coffee were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner Home
David Warner
Marion Sleeh
Baptist Ladies’ Fellowship
Edwin Hartill
Mindrapalls
Minn
H. H. Redding
Franoa Whiteman
Monroe
Helen Westley
The
Baptist Brotherhood
Quertette
Whiteman
Ethel Jones
Westley
Warner
El Gatito Club Honors Miss Maxine Coulter
El Gatito Club met at the home of Miss Maxine Coulter on West Church Street to honor her engagement to Carmen Picea. Six members surprised the hostess with games and a bridal party theme and she received symbols of good luck. The next meeting will be June 26 at Miss Evelyn Clark’s home on East South Street with attendance notes from Miss Taylor Anthony and Miss Mabel Anthony among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Clark
East South Street
Éilora Anthony
Maxine Grex
Ory
Clara Hi
Opal Hill
Mabel Anthony
U B Ladies Aid Met Wednesday In Columbus
The United Brethren Ladies Aid Society met at the West Columbus Avenue home of Mrs. Fitch yesterday afternoon. With the vice president absent, Mrs. Hagenseck led the devotional, and Mrs. Harris Ways presided over business. The afternoon was spent sewing garments for charity as Mrs. Fish hosted refreshments. The next meeting is set for June 96 at Mrs. Cassie Fish home on West Irving Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren
Columbus Avenue
Mis
Guy Benning
Hagenstei
Harris Wayous
Cassis Fish
West Irving Street
Local wedding reception honors Ray and Mrs Warner Rey
Ray and Mrs. Warner Rey were honored at a Wednesday evening reception at the McCray Community House. About fifty neighbors attended with group singing and solo numbers by Ruth Warner, Lyle Blakeslee, and Lyle Chase. Rev Joseph McLegy served as toastmaster. a large wedding cake and desserts were served as the couple received gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray
Warner Rey
Norman Warner
McCray
Ruth Warner
Lyle Blakeslee
Lyle Chase
Bawin
Blakeslee
Joseph McLegy
Krazyates Gather for Social at Mrs McMahon’s Home
Last evening Krazyates met at Mrs George McMahon’s West Washington Street home with guest Mrs Gladys Shaffer. Two tables of BOO were in play. Winners of the Orive awards were Mrs Clarence Lowe and Wilson Robert Hunt. Mrs McMahon served salad rolls cake coffee or tea. Mrs Meacyrell Devereaux of East Smith will be the hostess when the group meets on June 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sever Benen
The
Kenyates Lab
Gladys Shaffer
George McMahon
West Washington Street
Boo
Ply
Clarence Lowe
Wils
Robert Hunt
McMahon
Meacyrell Devereaux
Fast Smith Sureut
Progressive 500 Club Meeting at Mrs Ferry’s Home
Mrs Ferry hosts Progressive 500 Club guests including Mrs Mercill Patterson and Mrs Crass. Patterson wins award along with Mrs BR and Mrs Robert Church. Hostess serves salad relishes devils food cake and coffee. A member plans to leave the club on June 28 at her Springs street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive 500 Club
Ferry
Frank Perry
East South Street
Progressive 400 Club
Mercill Patterson
Patterson
Br, & Crass
Robert Church
John Malorey
Sprins Street
Lutheran Aid Plans Meeting At Mead Park
St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran Church Ladies Aid Society met at a former Mott Street home with fifteen members. Plan discussed for the next meeting at Mead Park on July 10 hosted by Mrs Vern Bowles and Mrs Celia Wellman. A luncheon of salad and Boston cream pie was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bebpel Liu
Burr
Mott, Street
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church Ladies’ Aid Society
Bint Ted
D. A. Hillstrom
Gerald Staples
Mead Park
Vern Bowles
Celia. Wellman
Grange To Do Degree Work Saturday
The Camry Grange No. 35 will meet Saturday evening at 8:30. First and second degrees will be conferred on a class of candidates. Miss Pauline Swanson, lecturer, will present a program and refreshments will be served. Members are asked to bring sandwiches. An invitation was received to attend a Chautauqua County Grange Association meeting at Pindley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camry Grange No. 35
Spartansburg
Eam
Pauline Swanson
Lec~turer
Chautauqua County Grange Association
Pindley
Grange
Mrs Arthur McCray Hosts Honoring Son Maurice Return
Mrs Arthur McCray of Bigen laptanci leis evening entertained for her son Maurice who recently returned from three years service with the Coast Guard. A delicious dinner followed by games and visiting rounded out the enjoyable evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur McCray
Maurice
Goast Guards
VA Plans New Neuropsychiatric Hospital Beds
VA to buy Deshon General Hospital in Baker Pa for 1,828 neuropsychiatric beds. President opposes agency plans to build a large Camp Reynolds Pa facility. Governor Maurin says the commonwealth values the project at 4.09 million dollars. no price for Deshon disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deshon Hospital
Washington
Eonent Tyllman
Veterans Administration
Deshon General Hospital
Baker, Pa
Pennsylvania
Veterans Agency
Noel
Camp Reynoles
Boller
Church Council Moves Against Klan in Erie Area
Erie Council of Churches approved a plan to counter any Ku Klux Klan organizing in the area. The board directed correspondence to ministers urging church members to avoid involvement with illegal activity and to report rumors of Klan recruitment to authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Council
Lux
Erie Council of Churches
Y Ku Klux Teiunk
Erie
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