Duplicate Bridge results and social notices at Warren
The next to last round of the present duplicate bridge tournament was held Wednesday evening at the Hotel Corry with eleven tables using the Mitchell system. High scorers were Mrs. Frank Gratt and Mrs. E. H. Harmon with 140 points, followed by Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Boag at 139 and Mrs. James Hughes and Mrs. M. Cobbett at 130. East West leaders were Mrs. Benjamin Kirk and Mrs. Percy Corbin at 123. Mrs. J. Fred Kinley is taking reservations for next week’s play. Also notes include several local visits and travel, and Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland W. Brown announce open-house for their golden wedding anniversary on March 8 at their home and 429 East South Street with celebrations 2–5 pm and 7–10 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Corry
Frank Gratt
E. H. Harmon
O. W. Bracken
Boag
James Hughes
M. §. Cobbett
Benjamin Kirk
Percy Corbin
Walter Scot
Harriett Golegrove
Lester Danher
Harold Burgnon
J. Fred Kinley
Cleveland W. Brown
Spring Street
K. D. Brown
East South Street
Omaha
Nebraska
Brown
Stella M. Bouton
E. Bouton
Mr. Brown
Beaverdam
C. W. Brown
Claudia Rupersburger
Buffalo
J. D. Long
K. R. Gregory
Lang Nason
Lawrence Park
E. D. Brown
Sinc
Re-elected Officers Lead Talian American Association
Seventy members of the Talian American Association gathered on West Main Street for the annual election. Charles Guadgeno was re-elected as president with Michael Varasso as vice president and Arthur Jackson as financial secretary. Frank Messina and August DeMaui retained secretary roles and treasurer, with Romeo Ficcardi Frank Purpura and Joseph Salbini named trustees. A social hour and buffet followed, chaired by Carl Chiricuzio who oversaw refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talian- American Association
West Matin Street
Charles Guadgeno
Presi
Inquisitors Club to Meet at LOOF Hall Friday Evening
The Inquisitors Club of the Raymond Mfg Company will hold a regular meeting Friday at 7 30 pm in the LOOF Hall. Lloyd Stone from the plant Merchandising Department will speak, followed by an open forum led by Edward Wm Feld, Raymond’s general manager. An oyster stew supper will be served by the Grinding Room committee. About seventy five employees are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inquisitors’ Club
Raymond Mfg. Company
Lo.of. Hall
Lloyd Stone
Edward Ww. Feldi
Raymond Company
Joseph Pitcavage
Victor Sundean
John Yucel
Albert Ross
Raymand
Gleaners S S Class Plans Bake Sale for Church
The Gleaners S S class of the Methodist Church met Tuesday evening at 7 30 with Miss Blanche Durham hostess. Seventeen members attended led by Miss Durham president and Mrs Leland Johnston teacher. They voted for a bake sale at the Gift Shop on Saturday March 15 to benefit the church Sunday School. Games provided entertainment and glorified rice and cake with St Patrick's Day decoration were served. Next meeting set with Miss Donna Crawford on West Wayne Street. date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
Donna
Crawford
West Wayne Street
Cub Pack 180 Holds First Meeting at Concord School
The newly formed Cub Pack No. 180 met at Concord School with 45 members and 38 parents attending. Cub Master Paul Crowell Scoutmasters Joseph Sherwood and Dr T B Kelsey and Field Executive Herbert By were present. Members received membership and badge cards, committee members got Scotch badges, and each Cub showcased an original themed scrapbook. The group sang and announced the month’s theme Dare and Use of Tools with a district meeting date to be set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord School
Paul Crowell
Joseph Sherwood
T. 8. Kelsey
Herbert
Erie
Miss Mertie Akam Hosts Bingo Club Evening
Miss Mertie Akam of Essex street entertained her bingo group last night with eight members present. Prizes went to Mrs. Mary Stafford and Mrs. Ruth Weidner. She served spaghetti with meatballs crackers cake and coffee. The next meeting is March 5 at Mrs. Lillian Ottaway east Smith street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mertie Akam
Miss Mertie Akam
Essex Street
Mary Stafford
Ruth Weidner
Miss Akam
Lillian Ottaway
East Smith Street
Women's Aid Society Meets At Parsonage
Mrs H Ray Harris of North Center street hosted nine members of the Evangelical United Brethren Church Women’s Aid Society yesterday afternoon. Miss Gladys Ganfield led devotions and a routine business session was held by president Mrs Guy Bennink. The group organized quilts for local welfare work and served sandwiches, cookies, and coffee. The next meeting was set for March 1 with Mrs Bose Dohmry as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Aid Society
H. Ray Harris
North Center Street
Women's Aid Society
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Gladys Ganfield
Guy Bennink
Harris
Indies
Circle No 3 of Women’s Society meets on India topic
Circle No 3 of the Women’s Society of Christian Service of the Methodist Church met with Mrs G A Mountain hosting a pleasant session. Devotions by Mrs A L Foster opened the afternoon. Richard Mountain shared India era experiences with photos and curios. Mrs John Ohrn read excerpts on the country customs people. Refreshments with St Patrick’s Day shamrock decorations followed. April meeting set for Mrs L C Barnes at West Church Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Women's Society of Christian Servies
Methodist Church
G. A. Mountain
A. L. Foster
Mountain
Jesson
Richard Mountain
John‘ ‘Ohrn
Ida Young
Glenn Stearns
St. Patrick's Day
West Church Street
L. C. Barnes
Treon Society Sews For Bethesda Orphanage
Eleven members and one guest met Wednesday evening at Mrs. Wayne Skinner's home for the Treon Society of St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church monthly meeting. Elizabeth Lahston chaired as they completed hemming of twelve dresser scarves for Bethesda Orphanage in Meadville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treon Society
Bethesda
Theodore Swanson
Wayne. Skinner
Frederick’ Street
St. Paul's
John Street
North
Genter Street
New Era Club Elects Cochran President At Meeting
Mrs A V Cochran was chosen president of the New Era Club of the Presbyterian Church for the coming year at a meeting last evening at Mrs Harland Blanchard s home East South street. Mrs Delbert Robinson opened with a devotional and spoke on medical problems in India noting dietary gaps and sanitation issues. New officers include Mrs Joseph Sherwood Jr as vice president Mars John Milanovich secretary and Miss Lena Merker re elected treasurer. Plans for the year were made and Miss Louise Whitley, to be married Saturday, received door chimes as a gift. The April 3 meeting will be hosted by Mrs Sherwood at East Frederick street with a thureen dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. V. Cochran
New Era Club
Arthur V. Cochran
The
Presbyterian Church
Harland Blanchard
East South Street
Delbert Robinon
India
Coch‘gan
Joseph Sherwood, Jr
Mars
John Milanovich
Lena Merker
Louise Whiteley
Gilbert L. Boyd
Douglas Rozelle
Sherwood
East Frederick Street
Rockette Club Met With Seven Members and Guest
The Rockette Club met with seven members and one guest, Mrs. Joseph Bristle, present when Mrs. Carl Swanson of Nori Center street was hostess last evening. Awards went to Mrs. Edmund Barr and Miss Floderice Brooks. Swanson served macaroni salad, rolls, pumpkin pie and coffee. The March lab meeting will be held when Mrs. Barr hosts at her West South street apartment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockette Club
Joseph Bristle
Carl Swanson
Nori Center Street
Rook
Edmund Barr
Floderice Brooks
Swanson
Miss Louise Whiteley Honored By S S Class
Miss Carolige Cochran hosted the East Frederick street Sunday School group at the Presbyterian Church to honor teacher Miss Louise Whiteley who will wed Samuel Wood next Saturday. Games and visiting followed a dessert lunch and a wool blanket was presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Whiteley
S. S
Carolige Cochran
East Frederick Street
Presbyterian Church
Samuel Wood
A. V. Cochran
VFW Auxiliary Plans March 19 Officer Election
The V F W Auxiliary met at the post home on West Washington Street with Frances Wood presiding in place of ill President Esther Lethman. Fifteen members attended and voted a $10 Red Cross drive donation and $10 for the Scotland School activity fund. Awards were given and social hour followed. The March 19 meeting will elect officers.
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V.F. W
V.F.W
Post
West Washington Street
Frances Wood
Esther Lethman
Red Cross
Scotland School
Scotland
Scotland Pa
Lethman
Jane O'Brien
Frances VanGuilder
Wl F Club Meeting At East Smith Street Home
N F Club members enjoyed sewing and visiting at Mrs Walter W Auer s East Smith street home last evening Guests included Mrs Frank Heath Mrs Harry Alexander Mrs A A Merker and Miss Hazel Weeks A salad course was served March 26 meeting will be with Mrs Alexander of Mott street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wl. F
N. F. Club
East Smith Street
Walter W. Auer
Frank Heath
Harry Alexander
A. A. Merker
Hazel Weeks
Alexander
Mott Street
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Third Avenue
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Thomas B. Roelofs
Silver Springs
G.N. Jones
Cory Hospital
G. R. Clarks
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Patterson
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Zuckerman
Gleaners S.S
Gleanare
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Heiman Jewelers
Chapin
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Star Casino
Corry
Pat and
Sylvia Sweetharts
Joe Rio
Chicco
Lou Critelle
M.C
Bilottt
Rhythm Men
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