Brownie Troop 380 Investiture Ceremony at Methodist Church
Brownie Troop 380 held an investiture ceremony during their regular meeting. Mrs. Page Lauderback and Mrs. Charles Wester assisted, pinning badges to 24 girls including Vickie Haker and Judy Barr.Refreshments followed as the troop plans upcoming events and leadership roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownie
Page Lauderback
Charles Wester
Vickie Haker
Jacqueline Barr
Judy Barr
Jerry Blakeslee
Diane Bosak
Patricia Brown
Susan Buell
Shirley Clark
Cynthia Correll
Patricia Crowe
LaTrelle Earle
Sharon Fish
Sandra Glagis
Thomas Pierdtti
Robert Jolley
Rubert Marsh
George Kinney
Joseph Wojcieschowoek
BPW Club Officials Visit Kane in District Expansion Plan
Mrs Nomi Ge Paabelly Wisiever director of District 1 leads BPW officials to Kane for the first event at Jessie BPW Club. Teamed with Mrs Tarbell, Agnes Lynch, Jenn Steele and others the group meets Dick Caleman, Kane Republican associate editor, to discuss club expansion and alliance forming for new units in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BPW
Kane
Nomi "Ge Paabelly Wisiever
Business and Profession
Thade Hoc Ottloul
Jesie
Kane Ist
Tarbell
Agnes Lynch
Corry G Young
Jenn Steele
Wartoz
Elatriién
Pugs
Sane
W Dbiney
Dick Caleman
Kane Republican 1S
Bissivis Aagutons
Alliance For Ohn
Dintriet
Presbyterian Women State Program Meeting Tomorrow
The Presbyterian Women Association will hold its monthly meeting at the church tomorrow evening at 8. An organ prelude by Mrs Harold Flowery will precede a program themed Talking of The Things of Gary. Paul F Bauer will serve as moderator and panelists include Mrs Harold Wolfe Mrs Clarence Wallice and Mrs J M Dowels. Assistants are Mrs Wiltigin Peifer and Mrs William Gumbleton. The evening features group hymns and a brief business meeting followed by refreshments served by the Box Circle chaired by Mrs J H Heerlein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Women
Presbyterian Women's Association
Ololdek
Harold Flowery
Gary
Comoerns
Presbyteriain
Paul F. Bauer
Modemor
Miss Leora Stranahan Hosts Mentor Club Event
Miss Leora Stranahan hosted a Mentor Club meeting at East Smith Street. Mrs. P Be Sullivan presided as the group heard a program on creative rope use and decorative domestic aims. Members exchanged handiwork, and pineapple upside down cake with coffee was served. Mrs. Porter Allgr will host next in two weeks.
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Nukes
Mile Teoi Stranahan
East Smith
Paverite
P BeSullivan
Shuhahan
Wilbur Rickers
Porter Allgr
Corry Grange No 55 Holds Regular Session
Corry Grange No 55 met at the Grange Hall with Worthy Master Don Whaley presiding. The home economics committee reported successful dinners while a Pomona Grange meeting was announced for March 13 with a day and evening session. Visitation set for Corey on June 17, and Eugene Powers presented an oration with flag drill practice and queries. Mrs C A Pir and her committee served sandwiches, pie and coffee. The next meeting is scheduled for March 18.
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Suuyne Aureuuy
Corry Grange
Inet
Grange
Parle
Don Whaley
Corey
Eugene Powers
C. A Pir
Britton Run Cemetery Aid Hosts Home Meeting
The Britton Run Cemetery Aid met Saturday at the home of Mr and Mrs Harry Alden in Union City. Twenty five members attended with Mrs Mae Jowell as hostess. A tireen dinner was served at 1 pm and the afternoon was spent visiting. The next session will be April 6 at the home of Mr and Mrs Sean McCray with Mrs Mabel Lewis as hostess in Union City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Alden
Britton Run
Harry .Alden
Union City
Mra Mae- Jowell
Tireen
Sean McCray
Mabel Lewis
Readers Meeting At Ida Ohm Home In Columbus
The Readers met yesterday afternoon at the home of Miss Ida Ohm and Mrs Ralph Custis in Columbus for a regular session. Two visitors joined, Mrs Leonard Stockton of Columbus and Mrs 8 R Andrews of Meadville. Bertha Stockton presided, new book titles were read from the roll call, and Mrs F B Sullivan led an afternoon program on Indian wildlife. M H Berry spoke on legends, Sullivan shared recordings of Indian tribes, and flower prints were shown. A visiting period followed and Stockton will host the next meeting on March beth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Ohm
Ralph Custis
Columbus
Leonard Stockton
R. Andrews
Meadville
Bertha Stockton
F. B. Sullivan
M. H. Berry
Sulivan
Navy Mothers Club Meeting Reported
Navy Mothers Club met at the IOOF Hall last evening at 7:90 oclock with Commander Mrs. Carl Highy presiding. Members were asked to bring gifts for the sunshine basket for the March 1ath meeting, which will start at 7 p.m. for a special sewing project. Mrs. Mayme Mitchell and Mrs. Highy served apple pie a la mode, coffee, and tea at adjournment.
Mrs James V Crowell Hosts Mary Circle Meeting
Mrs James V Crowell of Northwest Street hosted the March gathering of the Mary Circle at the First Methodist Church Seaview. Nineteen members attended with devotions by Mrs Oscar Johnson on The Unchangeable Christ, hymns Abide With Me and Great Is Thy Faithfulness, and business led by circle chairman Mrs Robert Marsh. A district meeting is planned at Wayne Street Church on March 14 from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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Je Maren
Martha Circle
Flst Methodist
R. Lawrence Davison
Stephen ‘Brooks
George Myers
Frank Starets
Doald Cady
St. Patrick's
Joe Gulgnort
Indofesti
Hust
Mes
le Lovelind
Hubert Vaughn
Tenner
William Durham
Civot
Wayne Street
Erie
Harry Hateless
West Congress Street
James V. Crowell
Mary Circle
Northwesttreet
Woman's Society of Christian Seaview
First Methodist Church
Oscar Johnson
Circle
Wayne Street Methodist Church
Une
James Donaldson
Dean Goodwin
Carl Anthony
Preston Anthony
West Church Street
Russell Clark
Teachers Hold Parca Session at Cor Sy Area High School
A special meeting of the Gorty Area Teachers Association was led by President Fell Matthews in the Cor sy Area High School library. Mrs Hy tynn Rice announced Conelway School as the centennial banquet site for April with further observance plans to come. Thomas Yochim of Erie spoke on Social Security maximum benefits for teachers, followed by an information Q and A session.
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Gorty Area
Bake Sale Raises Funds for Corry Hospital Auxiliary
At the monthly Ladies Auxiliary of Mimorta Hospital meeting in Corry last evening, a bake sale report showed 357.50 raised. Officers announced a new kitchen purchases plan, a resignation and replacement in volunteer leadership, and plans for upcoming events including a card party, tag day, and a picnic, with committee assignments for next month.
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Ladies Auxiliary of
Corry
Mimorta Hospital
L. G. Nichols
Elial
Mim
J. F Needham
Roscoe Keck
Perry Mead
Harold Garr
Mary Fikelus
Statistics
Mifred Bailey
Mex
Warl Haight
Joe's Bargain Store
Miss Higeing
Vis- Litin- Committee
Rotary and Kiwanis Rehearsals Precede April Minstrel Show
A joint Kiwanis Rotary meeting at the Hotel Corry hosted minstrel show rehearsals for an April 29 and 30 presentation. William Leaby led singing with Mrs Genny Davis at the piano. A further rehearsal is planned for next Monday evening.
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Kiwanis
Rotary Clubs
Sewing Classes Announced At Corry EUB Church
An advanced sewing class led by Mrs. Rachel Hogan will start Thursday, organized by the County Home Extension Office. The first meeting is at 1 p.m. at the Corry Zion Belial United Brethren Church, inviting all women prepared for advanced training.
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Paeee Ee Rere Teey
When County Home Extension Office
Rachel Hogan
Corry Zyan- Belidal United Brethren Church
Farewell Party for Mrs William Durham
Mrs William Durham of Br Wayne Street will move to Erie soon. About 14 attended a farewell party at 118 Wright Street with her family. Prizes for card play went to Mrs MacBain Sears and Mrs Richard Muckinswupt. Mrs Armstrong served lunch of pies chicken salad rolls olives coffee and ice cream.
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Charles Armstrong
He Lome
Wright Shreck
William Duxtun
Wayne Street
Erie
Priges
MacBain Sears
Warren, Bu
Richard Muckinswupt
Nellie Devor
Durham
Cutting Church Group Holds Monthly Meeting
The Friendly Circle of Cullane Sunday School met at Mrs Arthur Wallice's home with nine members. Mrs Goon Shampoo led, devotionals from Corinthians were read, a prize was won, singing occurred, and a charitable activity collected items for an African orphanage.
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Cutting
Girole
Cullane
Arthur Wallice
Goon Shampoo
Marion Way
Jed
Giliz Wis
Lenn Hulett
Mildred DeShexer
Way
Pnickert & Box
Africa
Hinleit
Serveti
Feti ‘Thompson
Birthday Party Honors 7th Birthday for Donna Green
Mrs. Frank Green of R D 4 hosted a Saturday party from 2 to 4 to honor her daughter Donna turning seven. Prizes went to Wilma Hopkins Dale Bernard Roland Ross and Vickie Arnold. Refreshments included birthday cake ice cream and chocolate milk. Favors and balloons were given. guests named include David Bensink Shirley O’Diy Peggy McEldowney Mary Kay Hughes Dorma Douglass and Susi Reynolds.
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Donna Green
Frank Green
R. D
Donna
Wilma Hopkins
Dale Bernard
Roland Ross
Vickie Arnold
David Bensink
Shirley O'Diy
Peggy McEldowney
Mary Kay Hughes
Dorma Douglass
Susi Reynolds Donny
Guadagno Auer Marriage Announced at St Thomas Church
Mrs Mytle Auer and Charles Guadagno wed last Saturday at St Thomas Church with Rev Liang Stav Francis 1 Genven officiating. The couple will reside at 1344 West Pleasant Street after a brief Southern trip, hosting family breakfast and planning a home welcome for friends.
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Guadagno-Auer
Myttle Auer
Charles Guadesno
St. Thomas
Liang
Stav. Francis
Theodore Domboek
Wuryen
Pilafield Ton
West Pleasant Street
FBI Captures Robbery Suspect in North Carolina
North Jenkins Jr., 27, of McKeesport, Pa, was held on a 30,000 bond on five robbery counts. The FBI said he escaped from a U.S. marshal convoy in Red Springs, North Carolina, last January while returning from Georgia to Baltimore, amid a parole violation charge.
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Eres
North Jenkins Jr
McKeesport
FBI
Jerkins
U.S
Red Springs
N.C
Georgia
Baltimore
Daughter born at Corry Memorial Hospital to Nelsons
A daughter was born early this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Elwood Nelson of the city. The birth adds a new member to the Nelson family and is celebrated by relatives and friends.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Elwood Nelson
Cop Changes Shooting Tale Third Time
Acting Pittsburgh police Lt. Allen Carnahan, 46, who was shot in a downtown club, now agrees with Shirley Cavanaugh that he was wounded during a tussle with her. It is his third version of the shooting. Carnahan is linked to an incident Feb. 24 and has faced multiple statements about who fired first as legal actions proceed. Cavanaugh has been committed to the State Industrial Home for Women at Muncy for burglary probation violation.
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Was Tsburgh
Allen Carnahan
Shirley Cavanaugh
Carnahan
Athletic Boosters Association
Miss Cavanaugh
Louis Glass
Tat Carnahan
Miss Cava
Finugh
Obyss
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Presbytery
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Ciele
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New York City
Brownie Troop 380
Leora Stranahan
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Navy Mothers Club
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