Elks Nominate Officers for Corry Lodge 709
Corry Lodge No. 709 8. PO. Elks met at the lodge on North Center street with Exalted Ruler Lyn ford Chase presiding. Officers nominated for the coming year include William J. Roehrig, A. S. Boag, Tron Nantes, Richard Bechoffer, Horton J. Davis, Harry Powers, Frank L. Seteier, and delegates to national and state conventions. Election set for March 20, Meadville officers to install April 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Lodge
PO. Elks
Jodge
North Center Street
Lynford Chase
William J. Roehrig
A. S. Boag
Reading
Tron Nantes
Richard Bechoffer
Horton J. Davis
Harry Powers
Frank L. Seteier
William Roehrig
Portland
Ore
Harold Cragg
Charles P. Keating
Erie
Everett J. Phillips
Meadville Lodge
Meadville
S. E. Anderson Speaks at Brokenstraw Valley D A R
Mrs. W. W. Graham hosted twelve DA R members at West Frederick street for an afternoon session. Regent Mrs. E. C. Barnes opened the meeting and a food sale planned for early April will support the D A R pledge to Memorial Hospital. Stanley E. Anderson discussed his European trip with a photo album. Next meeting set for April 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. E. Anderson
W. W. Graham
Brokenstraw Valley
DAH
West Frederick Street
E. C. Barnes
Ealy
D.A.R
Comy Memorial Hospital
Stanley E. Anderson
Anderson
Teeland
England
France
Netherlands
Germany
Italy
Africa
Anh
Saken
Graham
C. T. McCray
Barnes
Aero Supply Co. Honors Three Office Employees
Thursday noon the Aero Supply Mfg. Co. office force held a tureen dinner honoring Mrs. Harmon Kent Miss Joan Roach and Miss Helen Maynard who will leave work today They plan to depart March 11 for the West Coast Kent and Maynard head to California while Roach goes to Albuquerque New Mexico A purse of money was given to each guest in a gathering attended by thirty two ladies organized by Mrs Paul Brenoel Mrs Walter Wotus Mrs William Fleming and Miss Jean Maloney
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Bh, Harmon
Ann
Troy
Joan
East Smith Street
Miami Beach
Fls
N. Troy Gillette
Bergil Bourwall
Umeo
Swedes
G. H. Bourwall
Bourwall
106 Brook Street
New York City
Leon Lindsley
First Avenue
Waller Sears
New
Sears
Army of Occupation
Germany
D. A. Hillstrom
Charles A. Williams
Chicago
Hullstrom
Corry-Jamestown Miz. Corp
John Windahl
Corry- Jamestown Mig. Corp
Jane Sutter
Lemon Street
Erie
Clifford Swartzman
Gon
Wiliam
Joe L. Armstrong
Union City
E. C. Barnes
North Center Street
Eric
Lester Lewis
Frank’ Page
GLI
Ene
Ripley
North East
Harriet Thomas
Bay] Bubton
Aero Office
Aero Supply Mfg. Co., Inc
Harmon Kent
Joan Roach
Helen Maynard
West Coast
Kent
Paul Brenoel
Walter Wotus
William Fleming
Jean Maloney
Junior Play Cast Social Evening at Hills Street Home
MLS and twenty members of the Tum blin Greek Junior play cast attended a social evening at 71 Hills Street hosted by Vie Rnth Siluié. Directors Philip Segal and Mrs Mary Diaz joined the gathering with Gamespan contests and a chili and coffee supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MLS
Wees Weeyaul
Hills Street
Damon Devereaux wedding announced at Sugar Grove home
Miss Havel Josephine Devereaux and Cleve James Damon of Bear Lake wed at Sugar Grove home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kai on March 1. Rev E Reppert officiated under evergreens with pink roses and orange blossoms. Gerald and Clair Damon sang. The bride wore a blue velvet dress with gold accessories and carried a white Bible. Reception for immediate family followed. The couple reside in Lottsville.
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Albert Kai
Sugar Grove
Havel Josephine Devereaux
Cleve James Damon
Bear Lake
E. Reppert
Panama
J. Warren Briggs
Briggs
Damon
Mrr
Mrs. Damon
Lottsville
Women of the Moose Plan Card Party Evening
Ree, senior regent, led the Women of the Moose business meeting with Mrs. Rachel Blount chairing. Members were asked to bring canned goods for a future distribution and a card party is planned with arrangements at the March 20 meeting. Re freshment committee served sandwiches cookies and coffee to 35 members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ree
Women of the Moose
Rachel Blount
Hansen
Nina Jewell
Edna Thiessen
Wilberta Gates
Ruth Eckman
Noahs Ark S S Class Meets at Henton Home
Fourteen members of the Noahs Ark Sunday School Class of the Evangelical United Brethren Church gathered at the South Center street home of Mr. and Mrs. Leith Henton. Mrs. William Crane led devotions, Edwin Kep pel presided, and a St Patrick s Day spelling contest and quiz were held. Mr. Keppel and Clinton Magee won awards. refreshments were served by Mrs. Henton and Mrs. Fish. The April meeting will be hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Jack Betry of Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah’s Ark S. S
Henton
Noah's St
Thh
Evangelical United Brethren Church
South Center Street
Leith Henton
William Crane
Edwin Keppel
Harold Pish
Mr. Keppel
Clinton Magee
Fish
Jack Betry
Columbus
Mrs Walter Scott Hosts Card Club Meeting
Mrs Walter Scott of Wright street entertained the members of her contract bridge club Thursday evening. Two tables of cards were in play with Ellsworth Holt and G W Jones winning regular awards. George J Jackson received the special prize and a salad course was served. The March 13 meeting will be held with Mrs Jom McCracken of West Congress street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter H. Scott
Walter Scott
Wright Street
Contract Bridge Club
Lanphere Addresses Kiwanis on Ajax production expansion
L N Lanphere Ajax Tron Works treasurer spoke at the Kiwanis meeting about the firm’s current building program and new uses for forthcoming structures. He noted 100 additional hires for the production program and emphasized steady employment as production expands. Lynn Rice announced prizes for top ticket sellers in the hypnotist show and reserved-seat tickets go on sale at Seas Drug Store.
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TRE Bwewso
Wwe Uid Bb Taeeitz
Lester George
L. N. Lanphere
Sel
Ajax Tron
Danphere
Ajax
Wil
Lynn Rice
Kiwanis
Sea
Drig
Birthday Party for Little Judy Rigby at Fairhaven
Little Judy Rigby aged five celebrated at the Fairhaven Community Building with her parents Mr and Mrs Alton Rigby of 110 Snyder Circle. Sixteen friends attended as multi colored baskets peanuts lollipops and refreshments were served from a decorated table featuring a large birthday cake. Mrs Edwin Keppel helped organize the party and guests sent remembrances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairhaven
Judy Rigby
Alton Rigby
Snyder Circle
Edwin Keppel
Rig
Teen Town Weekly Activities Evening
Teen Town meets again this evening in the Armory basement with doors opening at 7.00 pm for about two and a half hours as over 150 Junior High students participate. A brief committee meeting and officer section will precede activities and photos by Robert Barto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teen Town
Miss Baressi
Robert Barto
Young People Present Movies At Columbus Church
The Columbus Community Church youth group hosts a 7 30 program of comedy movies games and refreshments for local youths. All ages invited to join at 8 30 for the feature film The Prodigal Son led by Rev. Jordan Cale. Potatoes and famine study notes note low American daily servings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Community Church
Jordan Cale
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