Dairymen's Local Met At Kolstee Home
The Gerry Local of the Dairymen's League met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Kolstee of R.D. 4, Monday evening. Forty-two persons attended with H. R. Howard, president, in charge. F. Harvey, secretary, read the minutes. Several league songs were sung. A piano solo, Le Donne E Mobile, was played by Miss Theresa Borsterifone. Delegates Morell A. Cheney and Geell Humphrey reported on the sub-district meeting at Cambridge Springs on May 27. Morell spoke on milk prices and a new Agency League Formula. Division Representative H. H. Hanna of Erie spoke on efficiency with charts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairymen’s Local
Kolstee
Gerry
Dairymen’s League
Homer Kolstee
R.D. 4
H. R. Howard
F. ©. Harvey
Theresa Borsterifone
Geell Humphrey
Cambridge Springs
Morell A. Cheney
Bemus Point
H. H. Hanna
Erie
Hospital Fund Manager Addresses Rotarians in Corry
Henry Candy fund campaign manager for Corry Memorial Hospital spoke at a Rotary luncheon in the Corry Hotel urging a $250,000 fundraising goal to secure state aid and federal grants. He answered members questions as Charles R. Eyer of Williamsville attended as a out of town guest. next meeting set for July 11 at the home of Mr and Mrs William Bensink.
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Corry
Henry Candy
Corry Memorial Hospital
Candy
Charles R. Eyer
Williamsville
HH. Redding
William, Bensink
Local notices and milestones plus upcoming weddings
Miss Lucile Murray will supervise vocal music at the consolidated school in Brockport near Rochester New York starting in September. Cadet Marjorie Miller will graduate from Salvation Army Training College in New York City on June 20 and be commissioned as a probationary lieutenant. Norma Funk will wed Rev. Robert Hamilton at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church Green Ville on June 18. Anniversary wishes go to Lucille and Lynn Rice. births announced include James Robert born June 6 Neil Ed Ward born June 6 Donna Marie Lines born June 11 Dean Allan born June 11 Jane Mary and Dean Laura twins born Saturday. Wedding and social notes mention graduations, engagements, Ship Parade, Guild events, and railroading film festival plans for 1949.
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Lucile Murray
Brockport
Rochester
N.Y
Tuaile
Balston Spa
N. Y
S. Wallace
West Pleasant Street
Miller
Corry Senior High School
John Miller
Bertha
Myrna
Fowser
Salvation Army
New Kensington
Norma Funk
Robert Hamilton
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Green Ville
Norma
Shuech
Arthur L. Funk
Corry
Schoo
Lucille
Lynn Rice
Franklin Street
James Robert
Robert Waite
Ernest and
Marcelaine Robbins Buelhofer
Neil Ed~ Ward
Donna Marie Lines
Quentin Lines
Dean Allan
Truman Lillie
Jane Mary
Dean Laura
Farewell Party for Mrs Harold Sweet
A farewell party honored Mrs Harold Sweet with 27 friends dining at Cory Country Club. She and her daughter Nancy will move to Dayton to join Mr Sweet, who is employed there, following a tureen dinner at 3:80 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ar. Fulfol Wey
Dayton
Cory Country Club
Meyerink Dickens Wedding at Rushford New York
Miss Dorothy Onnalee Dickens daughter of Mr and Mrs Lee Dickens Franklinville and Paul Robert Meyerkink son of Mr and Mrs Floyd Meyerkink Clymer were married at Rushford Baptist Church Rushford New York on Saturday afternoon Rev John H Muller officiated The bride wore a white silk crepe gown with lace collar and yoke fingertip veil and carried a white Bible with orchid A reception followed at the bride’s home and a second reception at the Meyerink home Plans include Muhlenberg College study and a future move to Minnawaska Catskills for summer work
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Imoatceye
Dorothy Onnalee Dickens
Lee D. Dickens
Franklinville
Paul Robert Meystink
Floyd Meyerink
Clymer
Rushford Baptist Church
Rushford
John H. Muller
Abbe Reformed Church
Doris Wheaton
Chemung
N. Y
Marilyn Meyerink
Grace Bartlett
Subs
Alvin Willink
Houghton College
Richard Dickens
U.S. N
Walter Fitton
Buffalo
Beatrice Fletcher
Robert Benedict
Meyerink
Clymer Central High School
Houghton Cortege
Minnawaska
Catskills
Witherspoon Circle Meets at Chautauqua Cottage
Mrs R A Ott Shy hosted the Witherspoon Circle of the Presbyterian Women at her Summer home on Chauinugda Lake yesterday afternoon. Twenty five ladies attended and enjoyed a luncheon. A brief business meeting was led by president Mrs Arthur V Cochran. The group voted to enter the Proctor and Gamble contest by saving tops and wrappers from Ivory Flakes Duz and Camay soap to fund the treasury. The Circle will serve refreshments at the September 10 meeting with Mrs John Sheehan as general chairman. The next regular meeting is set for September 20 at Mrs James Lewis’s East Bond Street home.
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Witherspoon
Chautauqua Cottage
R.A. Ott
Shy
Presbyterian Women's Association
Chedwen
Chauinugda Lake
Lovelock
Arthur V. Cochran
Proctor & Gamble
Camay
Comipanty
Treasury
John Sheehan
James Lewis
East Bond Street
Grace Pearlman
Outdoor cooking lesson for Concord 4-H Fireflies
The Concord 4-H Fireflies met at the grove by the Concord Community House for an outdoor cooking demo led by Mes Rachael Hogan of Erie. Girls learned to toast sandwiches over an open flame and will construct a toaster for next week’s project with a session planned for June 28 at 1 o clock. Also noted were local anniversary and birthday acknowledgments and a club prize awarded to Mrs Michael Chirtenais of North East for the Why I Like Perry Como contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Fireflies
Concord
Grove
Concord Community House
Mes Rachael Hogan
Erie
Rozelle
Michael Chirtenais
North East
WERC
Ase Ward
Perry Coma
Supper Club
Perry
Local families reconnect after travels across states
Mr and Mrs William Halfast and family return from California and Arizona trips visiting relatives in Long Beach Salamanca and Tucson. Other residents and guests visit relatives in Bradford Pittsburgh Erie Cleveland and surrounding towns, with multiple summer plans and college travels noted.
Epsilon Phi Chapter Plans Parade Float Initiative
Epsilon Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met with Mre. Howard Duffield hosting at 224 Fast Wayne. President Mrs. H. B. Curls led plans for a plastic products demonstration July 27 at Mrs. Fred Walsh’s North Center Street home. A float honoring Diptema the goddess of wisdom was approved for the American Legion Rally Day parade on June. Mrs. Walter Rhodes to lead the July 27 event with committee chair Mrs. William Hoylen. Joan Patterson opened the program and June 28 host will be Mrs. Frank Laurie at her South Street home.
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Howard Duffield
Fast Wayne Street
Epsilon Phi
Beta Sigma Phi
H. B. Curls
Walter Rhodes
Fred Walsh
North Center
William. Hoylen
Joan Patterson
Frank Laurie
South Street
Introducing Carly Ann Spitman born at St Vilcett's Hospital
A daughter, Carly Ann, was born to Mr and Mrs Walter Spitman of RE D.5 at St Vilcett's Hospital on Wednesday afternoon, June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carly Ann
Walter Spitman
RE. D.5
St. Vilcett’s Hospital
Club Social Bridge Luncheon Hosted by Mrs Ames
Mrs Ames of Mapleave entertained friends at a luncheon and bridge. After the 1 o'clock luncheon, bridge was played with awards won by Mrs Raster, Mrs W A Redmond, and Mrs R K King.
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Ames
Prank N. Ames
Mapleavegue
Auncheon
Bridge
Raster
W. A Redmond
R. K. King
W S Conference Opens At Erie Camp For Women
The Erie Conference of the Women’s Society of World Service opened at EU Camp Findley with sessions starting at 1:30 pm and running until Thursday noon. Principal speaker Mrs. Plutora Roa of Tampa, a Spanish American missionary, will be joined by Mrs. Ivan Miller and others. Local delegates include Mrs. Charles Patterson and Mrs. Lynn Campbell among about 300 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
B. Camp Findley
Plutora Roa
Tampa
Ivan Miller
J. Hal Smith
H. Ray Harris
Charles Patterson
Lynn Campbell
Robert , Davis
G. T. Bergman
Evangelical
United Brethren Church
Surprise Birthday Party for Mrs Winifred Johnson
Mrs Rean McElroy hosted a surprise birthday gathering for her cousin Mrs Winifred Johnson of Spring Creek at her West Columbus Avenue home. Eighteen guests attended with bingo prizes, pastel decorations, and refreshments including potato salad rolls pickles two birthday cakes tea and coffee. Guests from Philadelphia Sparrensburg Spring Creek and Corry attended. Mrs Florence Bartsch was an out of town guest.
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Winifred Johnson
Rean McElroy
West Columbus Avenue
Spring Creek
Clarence V. Huth
Ronald Caster
Johnson
Plessant
Florence Bartsch
Philadelphia
Presat
Spar
Ansburg
Corry
Holy Name Society Plans Lawn Festival at St Edward's
Fifty men from St Elizabeth's and St Thomas' parishes met at St Elizabeth's for Holy Name Society business. The lawn festival is set for Saturday July 16 at St Edward's with proceeds aiding youth activities. George Taylor chairs, Arthur Lilé named general chairman. next session July 18 at St Edward's Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Name Society
St. Elizabeth's
St. Thomas
John DeSanti
St. Edward's
Breen
George Taylor
Arthur Lilé
St Edward's Hall
500 Club Supper Hosts Mrs Floyd Black Guests
Mrs Floyd Black entertained the 500 club last evening with six members present. Prizes for the players were won by Mrs Joseph Henline Mrs Jennie Weicht and Mrs John New tomb. Refreshments included macaroni salad hot rolls chocolate cake tea and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
500 Club
Floyd Black
al Holton
Mary Hand
Joseph Henline
Jennie Weicht
John Newtomb
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Tri-State College
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CL. Wagner
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Kingstreet
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William Smith College
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University of the South
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