Wee SOCIETY Officers Installed At VFW Auxiliary Meeting
Officiated by past president Mrs. Mildred Sorenson at the Garden Room meeting, new officers were installed and contributions made to Erie Veterans Administration Hospital and Corry Memorial Hospital. Members included Rosa McElroy as president and Alma Slagle as secretary, with awards and lunch following. Upcoming session set for July 14 as visitors travel from Columbus, Lorain, and Essex to local observances and duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW Auxiliary
VFW Ladies Auxiliary
VFW
James Keppel
Erie Veterans Administration Hospital
Corry Memorial Hospital
Mildred Sorenson
Rosa McElroy
Alfred Cone
Harold Schaefer
Hazel Shuss
Alma Slagle
Berdena McGraw
Clyde Reynolds
Mildred Soren Son
Mary Foffman
Guild
Maurice Porter
Helen Porter
Dora Daye
Grace Blymiller
John Williams
Keppel
Sorenson
McElroy
Slagle
Cone
Catholic Daughters install officers at Court Conception No 35
Mrs Paul Berst presided at the installation of officers for Court Conception No 35 Catholic Daughters of America in Erle courtrooms. New officers include Leo Hooks grand regent and Leo Hoylen vice grand regent with other roles named. A committee slate was appointed for the ensuing year and a luncheon followed. The next court meeting is September 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Berst
Erle
Court Conception
Catholic Daughters of America
John A. Taylor
Leo Hooks
Leo Hoylen
Leo Rhynard
Nick Marty
Mary McAvoy
Lena Lanehyn
Frederick Ahl
Howard King
Monitor
Robert Wotus
Sentinel
Mary Sears
Arthur Pitts
Hooks
Grand Regent
Leo Mulderick
Laverne Miller
L. E. Graham
Joseph Baressi
Stanley Malek
George Mulderick
Siemind Gronostar
Robert Sanders
Albert Ross
Arthur Lits
Joseph Lawless
Mary Helen Shanehan
Eric
Sciota Community Aid Meets at Messinger Home
Mrs Harold Messinger hosted an all day Sciota Community Aid meeting on East Columbus Avenue. Thirteen members eleven children and three visitors shared a noon dinner. President Floyd Arnink led the business session with devotion by acting chaplain Homer Kolstee. A Fourth of July Mead Park picnic was planned with families invited and asked to bring tureen table service and a beverage. Next regular meeting to be announced.
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Sciota
Mead Park
Aid
Mrs Gerald Miller Hosts Canata Five Card Club
The Canata Five Card Club met Wednesday at Mrs. Gerald Miller's Marion Street home with Mrs. Donald Hauser as guest. Two tables of 100 were played. awards went to Mrs. Harold Gale and Mrs. James Fenno, door prize to Mrs. Gerald Ploss. Lunch included macaroni and tuna salad, sandwiches, relishes, baked bears, strawberry shortcake, tea and Kool-Aid. Next meeting is July 6 at Mrs. Ploss's home with dinner. husbands invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Miller
Canata Five
Marion Street
Donald Hauser
Harold Gale
James Fenno
Gerald Ploss
Farewell Party for Rev Howard Stull and Family at Methodist Church
A farewell party for Rev and Mrs. Howard Stull and daughter Leslié was held at the First Methodist Church basement with numerous parishioners. The program included a piano medley, vocal solo by Marlene McIntyre, trumpet solo by Wendell Gage, remarks by Rev. Hay Harris, and gifts from the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Howard Stull
Leslié
First Methodist Church
Paul Meerdink
Russell Clark
Marlene McIntyre
Hubert ‘Vaughn
Stng Day School
Wendell Gage
H Hay Harris
Carty ‘Ministerial Association
Farewell Party for Mrs Ray Ecklund Held at Mead Park
Mieses HCKIuNG and family prepare to move to California as friends from the 2200 department at Raymond Splint Host honor a Wiener roast gathering at Mead Park Tuesday evening. The group enjoyed trim meals and dessert, played games, and posed for photos. At event end, Mrs Ecklundith received a jewelry gift.
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Mieses Hckiung
Ther
California
Mead Park
Raymond Splint
Iit
Ecklundith
Concord 4-H Boys Club Meets At McCray Home
The Concord 4-H Boys Club gathered last evening at Joe McCray's home on RD 1. James McKee Hen demonstrated show ring lead of a calf while Charles Little presided. Plans were made for a meeting at Paul Labowski's home on July 26. Mrs. McCray served ice cream cookies and orangeade after adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord 4-H
McCray
Joe McCray
James McKeehen
Charles Little
Paul Labowski
Mrs Michael Popovich Honored At Stork Party
East Main street hosted a stork shower honoring Mrs Michael Popovich at her home last evening hosted by Mrs Helen McCutcheon. Twenty friends and relatives attended with games and awards for several guests. a buffet dinner and shower cake with baby shoes and tiny roses closed the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Popovic
East Main Street
Helen McCutcheon
Sylvester Krupa
Ethel Patterson
Michael Popovich
Ralph Chiricuzto
Frank Popovich
Four newborns announced from Corry Memorial Hospital
A series of birth notices from Corry Memorial Hospital reports a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Kenneth Nichols of Centerville, a daughter to Mr and Mrs Michael Skales of R D 9, a son to Mr and Mrs William Bisos of 617 Sciota Street, and a son to Mr and Mrs David Walborn of 1514 Park Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Memorial Hospital
Kenneth Nichols
Centerville
Michael Skales
R. D
William Bisos
Sciota Street
David ‘Walborn
Park Place
Credit Association Meets At Country Club
Erie Credit Men's Association banquet at Corry Country Club drew forty three attendees including Robert Keim of Paine, Weber, Jackson and Curtis who spoke on personal investments. Guests John Adams of Youngstown and Edward Rotsinger of Cleveland joined members and wives for a brief business session after dinner. season ends, next meeting in Erie in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Credit Association
Country Club
Erie Credit Men's Association
Corry Country Club
Robert Keim
Erie
Paine, Weber, Jackson and Curtis
John “Adams
Youngstown
National Credit Men's Association
Edward Rotsinger
Cleveland
Association
Kitchen Shower Fetes Miss Sally Dickinson
Miss Sally Dickinson’s kitchen shower hosted by Mrs. David Dickinson of West Pleasant Geee drew 16 guests. Nett Fort is set to wed July 16. Guests played party games won by Mrs. Leland Hurt and Miss Shirley Miller. A decorated gift table used yellow streamers and wedding bells. Muffet cake, frozen salad, tea and ice were served. out of town guests Mrs. George Hordusky and Mrs. Hart attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Dickinson
Donavid Dickinson
West Pleasant
George Hordusky
Union
City
Hart
Warren
Seiota 4-H Club Holds First Meeting With Mae Kennedy
Seiota Girls 4 H Club met with Mae Kennedy for their first session at 10 am. Leaders Mrs Kennedy and Mrs Lens Calvin and Miss Kathirin McClathy presided. Officers chosen include Miss Alice Reynolds president Miss Mary Elton Greta secretary treasurer and Miss Barbara Ross news reporter. Next meeting set with Miss Green at her R D 4 home on July 1 at 7 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seiota
Chas. Kennedy
Mae Chisiea Kennedy
Sostinday
Jeur
Kennedy
Lens Calvin
Kathirin McClathy
Wriy
Wat
Alice Reynolds
Mary Elton Greta
Mea Barbara Ross
Mrs Harold K Powell Hosts Bridge Club Luncheon
Mrs Harold K Powell entertained her bridge club at a luncheon in the Hotel Jamestown. Three out of town guests attended including Mrs Eleanor Barton of Philadelphia and Mrs Ener Kincald of London with others from Clearwater. The group later moved to the Powell summer home on Chautauqua Lake where three bridge games were played and awards went to Mrs H L Rowe Mrs H L J Davis and Mrs R C Anderson with Mrs E W Holt winning the special prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold K. Powell
Jamestown
Eleanor Barton
Philadelphia
Ener Kincald
London
England
John H. McCruckery
Clearwater
Fla
Powell
Prephorgist Point
Chautauqua Lake
H. Li. Rowe
Hl, J. Davis
R. C. Anderson
EW. Holt
Pay Hike Measure Goes To President
A 7 percent pay raise for over one million government workers awaits President Eisenhower's approval to take effect as of last March law. The Senate and House approved a compromise version and sent it to the White House for signature upon the President's return from a New England tour. The measure would cost about 328 million dollars a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Senate
House
White House
New England
Radio star Bara Stone hearing postponed in Newark
A court hearing for Bara Stone, the entertainer once linked to radio fame, was delayed to early August after his lawyer said railroad officials preferred no rush. Stone, who quipped about a late ticket, faces a disturbance charge tied to a train incident.
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Associated Press
Newark
N.J
Bara Stone
Pennsylvania Railroad
Joseph B. Sugrie
Stone
Martin D. Morroney
Radio
Henry Aldrich
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