Scout Leaders Gather at Bear Lake Camp For District Meeting
A District 8 Washington Trail Council committee and Boy Scout leaders held a meeting last evening at Bear Lake Camp with over 100 leaders and families. A dinner was served, demonstrations at the waterfront, basket weaving and candle making followed. Multiple district leaders from Union City, North East, Wattsburg, Waterford, Harborcreek, Summit and nearby areas attended, with plans to host a party in honor of Herbert Ey, district field executive from Erie, who was married last Saturday.
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Bear Lake Camp
Washington Trail
Bear Lake
Rolla McCray
Waterford
T. 8. Kelsey
Holy Name Society
Donald Bachofer
Everett Phillips
Norbert Hachofer
Arthur Lita
William O'Brien
Lawrence Rayner
William Durham
Royal Max Senger
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Blaine Shu
Messenger
Vick Nollinger
Durham
Paul Crowell
Kelsey
Norbert Bachamer
Arthur Lits
Donald Bachamer
Robert Brown
Raymond Simpson
J. Donald Watson
Raymond ‘Tanner
Lloyd Lillie
Hugh Moore
James Briskie
Paul Clark
Max Brown
Re-elect Delmar Lundeen Brotherhood President
Delmar Lundeen was re elected president of the Brotherhood of the Evangelical United Brethren Church at a Thursday evening meeting. Officers for the coming year were chosen: Harold Randall vice president Loren Gibbons secretary and Carl Lyons treasurer. Meetings pause for summer and resume in September.
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Brotherhood of the Evangelical United Brethren Church
Masville Park
Mayville
Delmar Limdeen
Sundeen
Harold Randall
Loren Gibbons
Carl Lyons
Treaster
Randall
Harry
Lyons
Lundeen
Gibbons
Edwin Keppel
Columbus 4 H Club Girls Adopt Travel Study and Eat
The Columbus 4 H Club met at Miss Doris Christensen’s home with 18 members. Under leaders Ger aldine Johnson and Mrs. Mary Gurfismed the group adopted the name Travel, Study and Eat and elected Mary Bull as vice president. After the business session members toasted sandwiches and refreshments were served, with the next meeting set for July 8 at the Curtis sisters’ home.
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Sue Columbus
Uib
Airs
Geraldine Johnson
Mary Gur
Doris Christensen
Mary Bull
Anna
Amy Curtis
Olivers of the Court Conception No 35 Catholic Daughters installation
The Olivers of the Court Conception No 35 Catholic Daughters were installed last night in North Center street club rooms. District Deputy Mrs Paul Berst led with Mrs Jay Taylor as monitor. A chicken dinner at the country club preceded the event. Miss Norberta Stockton and Miss Lucile Mutck received gifts, and Mrs C T Anderson received the past regent pin. Corsages to Berst and Needham, with Mrs Zipporah Miller as toastmistress. The court pledged hospital fund support. picnics planned for July and August. next meeting September 1.
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Mmlhwon
Olivers
Court Conception No. 35
Catholic Daughters of America
North Center Street
Paul Berst
Brie
Jay Taylor
Monitor
Country Club
W. A. Dunlap
Tidred Pen
Missee Bosniak
Bluebirds
Francis J. Graves
Jerome F. Needham
Virginia
Purcell
Norberta Stockton
Lucile Mutck
C. T. Anderson
Es Berst
Needham
Zipporah Miller
Erst
Anderson
Auwust
Harold Gragg
Chautanuaake
M. Agnes Lynch
Marriage of Jacqueline Wiles and Clifford Coons
The marriage of Miss Jacqueline Wiles daughter of Mr and Mrs John K Wiles of New Cumberland and Clifford Coons son of Mrs La Rue Hamilton of 424 Shady Avenue was announced. The ceremony occurred June 4 in Hagerstown Maryland with Rev Scott R Wagher officiating at the Gionbutheyan Church. The couple planned a week in Maryland and reside at 417 Second Street New Cumberland. The bride is a New Cumberland High School graduate and Mr Coons attended Cory Senior High School and is employed by the borough of New Cumberland.
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Jacqueline Wiles
Clifford Coons
John K Wiles
New Cumberland
la~ Rue Hamilton
Shady Avenue
Hagerstown
Scott R. Wagher
Coons
Maryland
417
Second Street
New Cumberland High School
Cory Senior
New, Cumberland
Local Club Hosts Tureen Luncheon and Bridge Winners
Mrs Horton J Davis of West Tewuress Street entertained two HUCSIS, Mrs Leon Lindsley and Mrs W Bracket, plus club members at her home Thursday evening for contract bridge. Mrs George Ro Jackson and Mrs Raymond Anderson received awards. Mrs Bracken led a social quiz. A galad course was served. On Thursday June 2th the club plans a tureen luncheon at Mrs Harold Powell’s cottage on Chautauqua Lake.
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Horton J. Davis
West Tewuress Street
Leon Lindsley
9. W. Bracket
Contract Bridge Club
George Ro Jackson
Raymond Anderson
Bracken
Anderson
Davis
Harold Powell
Chautauoua Lake
Rebekah Helping Hand Picnic Supper At West Spring Creek
Twenty two members and guests of the Rebekah Helping Hand gathered yesterday afternoon at Mr and Mrs Glenn Eldreds home in West Spring Creek for a picnic supper. A six ninety oclock meal preceded card playing and visiting. Out of town guest Mrs E Hauenstein of Canandaigua NY attended. The next meeting will be a picnic July 13 at Mrs Eugene Smiths home on West Church Street.
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Rebekah
Glenn Eldred
West Spring Creek
E Hauenstein
Caneasdea
N. Y
Eugene Smith
West Church Street
Women’s Association Leaders Meet At Summer Cottage
Presbyterian Women’s Association leaders and executives met yesterday at Mrs. C.M. Howard Findley Lake cottage for a nine o’clock luncheon. Seventeen ladies attended and a business meeting followed chaired by President Mrs. J Harold Patterson. Plans were made for fall events including a Tutimage sale in October and a bagany in November. Mrs C B Wallace spoke on programs for the coming year and members were urged to save box tops from War Makes and Duz detergent wrappers to aid proceeds for the association. Wrappers will be given to circle chairmen. Mrs Perry Nichols, treasurer, presented financial reports from the six circles.
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Women's Association
Presbyterian Women’s Association
C.M Howard
Findley Lake
J. Harold Patterson
Wallace
Nebers Ark
Duz
Cumuy Sp
Beneft
Mes
Perry
Nichols
Presbyterian Bible School Exhibit At Oully Church
Yesterday morning from 10 30 to 11 30 the Oully Vacation Bible School at Presbyterian Church displayed handiwork. Parents and friends viewed World Inger painting blue prints ceramics and memory verses. At 1 pm the two week session ended with a party games movies and refreshments. September meeting plans were made with Witherspoon Circle to serve.
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Presbyterian Bible— School
Oully Vacation Bible School
The
Presbyterian Church
Vegas
Secision
Witherspoon Circle
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