Social Highlights Card Party Aids WOTM Nurses Fund
The Women of the Moose hosted a charity card party last night to benefit the WOTM Nurses Fund. Sixteen and a half tables were in play with refreshments served. door prizes went to Mrs. Henry Jaquith Jr, Mrs. Richard Powers, Mrs. Francis McNulty, and Mrs. Cleve Morton, while Mrs. Paul Brenoel won a chafing dish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wotm Nurses Fund
The
Moose
Henry Jaquith Jr
Richard Powers
Francis McNulty
Cleve Morton
Paul Brenoel
Clarence Kirch
Henry Davis Jr
Lawrence Hansen
William Prine
Harold Schaefer
Vennis R. Follett
Russell Dingfelder
Fred Jackson
Fred Cox
Howard W Johnson
Marjorie Price
Nancy Cerrie
Chester Swarm
Harold Skinner
Leroy Dickinson
Ray Dennis
Robert Sandberg Capasta
Charles Thompson
Bridge
James. P. Sullivan
W. K. Shindledecker
Epsilon Phi Chapter Names New Officers
Epsilon Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met last evening at Mrs. Richard Mason home on Raymond Avenue. President Mrs. Douglas Roelle Jr. led the session with letters from headquarters and from Dr. I. L. Kelsey on a foreign exchange fund. Members voted to support National Library Week and to help place window posters. New pledges complete training and will take exams March 4. Ritual of Jewels dinner moved to March 27. Officers elected for 1958 59: Darwin Wolcott president, Thomas Rothrock VP, Delores Aquilino secretary, Robert Simmonsen treasurer, Robert Parker extension officer. Next meeting March 18 with Mrs. Robert Eddy hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Is Inc
Beta Sigma Phi
Richard Mason
Raymond Avenue
Douglas Roelle Jr
International Headquarters
Mason
Robert Parker
Shirley Miller
Darwin Wotcott
YMCA
Darwin Wolcatt
Thomas Rothrock
Delores Aquilino
Robert Simmonsen
Robert Curtis
Robert Eddy
Rozelle
William Stright
Clymer Cubs Enjoy Blue and Gold Banquet
The Clymer Cub Scouts Pack 25 held a Blue and Gold Banquet in the Legion building with about 90 attendees. Betty Carlisch and Phyllis Kolstee organized the tureen dinner and Cubs decorated tables. awards were presented to several scouts including Craig Neckers, Dicky Kolystee, and Curtis Roush, along with various badge and arrow point recognitions. Walter DeShazer, Cubmaster, announced den meeting times and parent coordinators Audrey Schurman and Kay Roush were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer Cubs
Walter DeShazer
Cubmaster
Craig Neckers
Jimmy Cady
Randy VanderSchaaff
David Carlisch
Dicky Kolystee
Curtis Roush
Howard Vidal
Jerry Wiggers
Darryl Hinsdale
David Chambers
Bobby LaCross
Marc Griffith
John Holthouse
Audrey Schurman
Kay Roush
Winter Tournament Ends With Final Bridge Session
Twenty eight players compete in the Corry Bride Association’s annual Winter Tournament. The seventh and final session will be held in the Garden Room at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post at o'clock. Leaders include Mrs. Philip Zalmeck 87.2 percent, Morgan Beverly 95.6, and several others across 54s to 56.8 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Bride’ Association
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
At & O'Clock
Philip Zalmeck
Moregon Beverly
William ‘Smyers
Horton Davis
Morgan Beverly
Jobin Blair
J. Fred Kinley
Mark Coyle
H J. Wilcox
Methodist Circles Hold Routine Meetings
Mrs. Roy Reed hosted 17 members of the Mary Circle of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at East South Street. Devotions led by Mrs. Frank McKnight cited Job 2 and the group planned WSCS events, with Mrs. Roger Brown guiding the lesson on The Church and Integration. The Esther Gleele group met at Mrs. Edward Rosbayer’s on West Church Street with devotional readings and a program on The Kingdom Beyond Caste led by Mrs. Joseph Guienion, urging participation in upcoming WSCS and church activities. Dessert was served to 16 or 17 attendees. next meetings were set for early April at Mrs. James Sinare’s and Mrs. Leland Wilcox’s homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Reed
Mary
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
East South Street
Frank McKnight
Job
Gertrude Parker
WSCS
Roger Brown
James Sinare
West Columbus Avenue
Esther Gleele
Edward Rossbayher
West Church Street
Jerry Hoyt
Jesus
Peter
Joseph Guienion
Hoyt
Arthur Crowell
Leland Wilcox
April Tech
Sixth Avenue
Mrs Carbone Hosts Sorority Chapter Meeting
The XT Beta Phi chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at Mrs A A Carbone's Snyder Circle home with President Mrs Robert Irtis in charge. Officers were appointed to place National Library Week posters. The program covered service activities led by Mrs Euland Harvey and Mrs Thomas Pierotti with a Red Cross and community service summary. The next meeting was set for March 1st at Mrs Robert Curtis's West Congress Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Robert Curtis
West Congress Street
Officers Installed For Cootiette Club In VFW Hall
Cootiettes of No 102 installed new officers led by chief grayback Alfred Cone as Mrs Maurice Porter and Mrs Glyde Reynolds assisted past presidents. New officers include Alma Slagle Helen Porter Eva Arnold Porter scratcher Hazel Shuss and others with Mildred Sorenson Stanley Matek Harold Schaefer and more. Donations to Red Cross and Warren State Hospital were approved for Easter party plans and a lunch followed before adjourment to April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Cone
Grayback
Cootiette Club No. 102
VFW
Maurice Porter
Glyde Reynolds
Alma Slagle
Craybad Ofiss
Helen Porter
Louse
Eva Arnold
Porter
Scratcher
Hazel Shuss
Cone
Reynolds
Harold Carr
Mildred Sorenson
Stanley Matek
Harold Schaefer
James Keppel
Frank Schrader
Slegle
Julia Zepka
Dora Daye
Crummy Chaser
Grace Blymiller
Louse Hunter
Red Cross
Warren State Hospital
Arnold
Engaged: Mary Elizabeth Miller to 2nd Lt Jack Raymond
Mr and Mrs Frank J Miller announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Elizabeth to 2nd Lt Jack A Raymond of the U S Army. The bride elect is a Southern High School and Strayer Business College graduate employed in the Justice Department. The groom to be, a Corry High School 1953 graduate and Washington Jefferson College alumnus, is stationed at Ft Holabird Md. Son of former Corry president Mrs Margaret Raymond and the late Frank Raymond, he recently served in the U S Army. No wedding date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Raymond
Maryland
Frank J. Miller
West River
Mary Elizabeth
Jack A.raymond
U.S. Army
Southern High School
Strayer Business College
Department of Justice
Corry High School
Washington-Jefferson College
Washington, Pa
U. S. Army
Ft. Holabird, Md
Corry
Margaret Raymond
Frank Raymond
Lillian Guild Plans Reception for Bishop Crittenden
The Lillian Guild of the Emmanuel Episcopal Church met in the church undercroft with Mrs. Louis Morrow presiding. They planned a March 16 reception for Bishop William Crittenden of the Erie Diocese and named a nominating committee. The April 1 meeting will feature a tureen dinner with Mrs. William Seitt and Mrs. Rene Counasse in charge.
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Lillian Guild
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Louis Morrow
William Crittenden
Erie
Births Celebrate New Arrivals From Columbus to England
A son born yesterday morning to Mr and Mrs Robert R Jewell of Columbus at Corry Memorial Hospital. Martyn Dale born February 27 at Detwiler Memorial Hospital in Wauston Ohio to Mr and Mrs Dale Schrock. Mrs Schrock formerly Florence Stoltzfus of BD 1. A daughter Christine Lynn born to Sgt and Mrs Howard Kolstee of Mt Warrington Lanis England on February 26 with Mrs Arthur Lewis of Clymer as paternal grandmother.
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Rtobert R. Jewell
Columbus
Corry Memorial Hospital
Martyn Dale
Detwiler Memorial Hospital
Wauston
Ohio
Dale Schrock
Schrock
Florence Stoltzfus
Christine Lynn
Howard Kolstee
Mt. Warrington
Lanis
England
Arthur Lewis
Clymer
Rotarians Hear Talk By S. Allen Westman
S. Allen Westman an Ajax Tron Works engineer spoke to the Rotary Club about Finland its lakes people customs and government during the Hotel Corry meeting. Austrian exchange student Felmut Robert Turek shared country comparisons and Westman discussed winter nights and political parties. Guests included Mrs. Norman Tarbell Embert Earle C. Palmer and a minstrel show rehearsal followed by a directors meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Allen Westman
Allen Westmen
Ajax Tron
Rotary Club
Finland
L. M. Douglas
Corry
Westman
Felmut Robert Turek
Austria
Union City
United States
Douglas
Shoes Or Runaway: Man Steals Footwear In Sprint
A man entered an Atlanta shoe store, tried on a pair, declared them perfect, then sprinted away with the shoes. Police seek the suspect who fled the scene.
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Atlanta
Labor Industry Head Approves Minimum Hourly Store Wages
Harrisburg report says Pennsylvania plans to extend minimum wage laws to women and minors in department stores and retail outlets. Tentative approval sets effective dates from May 26 with a three tier system by area and population, affecting about 250000 workers. Public hearings are scheduled March 20 to refine the proposal.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Secretary of Labor and Industry
William L. Butt Jr
Butt
Batt
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Labor and Industry Department
Commonwealth
Dauphin County
Noted novelist joins Greek Orthodox Church amid illness
Elliot Paul, famed author of The Last Time I Saw Paris, aged 68, was accepted as a member of the Greek Eastern Orthodox Church in a bedside ceremony at the Veterans Administration Hospital where he lies seriously ill. He said he embraced the faith due to his admiration for Greek Orthodox friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliot Paul
Veterans Administration Hospital
Paris
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