Weekend family visit and local club notices
Mrs. Gilmore and brother John Broughton hosted a Hamburg New York family gathering with several siblings visiting from West Seneca Parsippany and Sherman before returning home. Community notices cover St Elizabeth's Guild March meeting at Moose Lodge with candle making demo. YMCA Newcomers Club date change. Columbus School PTA talks on Channel 54 Erie educational TV. Conelway School PTA thanks for Blue and Gold Banquet. Cub Scout updates. a crepe batter tip. and a Heart Fund drive ongoing with donation contacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Stella) Gilmore
John Broughton
Seneca Street
St. Elizabeth's Guild
Moose Lodge
Paul
Maxine) Teeter
Alfred
Grace) Ficcardi
Frank
Jean) Puckly Jr
Conelway School
PTA
Howard Cox
Cub Scout Pack
Conelway
Harry J. Winkleman
Pen Ny Campers Plan Activities for Summer Meetings
The Pen Ny Campers met in the Columbus Community Building with Mr and Mrs Marlyn Jukes presiding. Twenty eight members attended as plans were made for summer campout meetings including an April 21 23 gathering at the Brokenstran ig area. Invitations were sent to other clubs for joint outings and a session in Hamilton Ontario Canada on March 17 with the Troquois Club. Wilbur Arlet of Union City won an afghan from a money making project. Refreshments were provided by Mr and Mrs Ronald Carter and Mr and Mrs Ivan Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pen-Ny
Columbus
Marlyn Jukes
Brokenstran Ig
Hamilton
Ontario
Canada
Troquois Club
Wilbur Arlet
Union City
Ronald Carter
Ivan Smith
Grange Enjoys Irish Program at Park Street Hall
Corry Grange met last evening at Park Street Grange Hall with John Decker presiding. Mrs. Leo Gates directed a literary program including a song, reading, Mad Lib, and a poem. Irish songs, jokes, and a quiz on Green entertained members. Pomona Grange dates announced for March 15, next meeting set for March 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Grange
Grange
Park Street
John Decker
Leo
Pauline) Gates
God Be With
All
Pomona Grange
Girard
Lake Shore Grange
Kiwanians Hear Guest Tell Of Trip To Holy Land
Julius Thorn former executive director of the Warren YMCA spoke to the Kiwanis Club at the Corry Motor Inn about his Holy Land trip via England Germany Greece and Switzerland. He described visits to Corinth Egypt Cairo Lebanon Syria Damascus Cyprus Tel Aviv Jerusalem and Jericho and noted the return route through Nice Lisbon and home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Land
Julius Thorn
Warren
Egypt
Cairo
Lebanon
Syria
Damascus
Cyprus
Tel Aviv
Jerusalem
Jericho
Nice
France
Lisbon
United States
William Donaldson
Walter Gilliland
Miss Sandra Ayers Weds Roy Williams in Quebec Ontario Ceremony
Miss Sandra Sue Ayers and Roy W Williams united in marriage at the Kingdom Hall of Jehovahs Witnesses on Hatch Street with Ross Moody officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Claude Ayers Jr of Spartansburg, and the groom, son of Mr and Mrs C E Williams of Thunder Bay Ontario, were married in a ceremony featuring gladioli carnations and chrysan themums. The bride wore a floor length bridal silk crepe gown with lace appliqué and a two tier veil. the gown and accessories were chosen with family influence, including a gown designed by the bride’s mother. The reception followed for 295 guests at the Columbus Sportsman Club with attendees from multiple states and Canada, and the couple departed for Niagara Falls and Canada in a moss green corduroy suit for the bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra Sue Ayers
Roy W. Williams
Kingdom Hall
David Green
Glenda Halbach
Buffalo
Dennis Ayers
Rod Zander
Shawiningan
Quebec
Canada
Lee Neckers
Corry
Rodney Ayers
Barry Ayers
Columbus Sportsman's Club
You May Get Cash For Trading Stamps
Harrisburg law to let consumers redeem trading stamps for cash under a Senate bill by Senator Louis W. Coppersmith. Each stamp would carry a company determined cash value and holders could convert stamps to cash if the total value is redeemable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg, Pa
Senate
Sen
Louis W. Coppersmith
D-Cambria
Musician To Play To Avoid Draft
A young musician from Florence, Alabama, Stephen Smith, was ordered by U.S. District Court to perform for military and charitable groups for two years instead of entering the Army. Smith and his group Smith Perkins and Smith must appear before charitable groups and at military bases as a probation condition. His attorney noted the musician would pay the bills during appearances. The period begins six months after enactment of the measure described, which also would tighten supervision of trading stamp businesses requiring registration, sample stamps, and distribution and redemption forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Stephen, Smith
Florence
U.S. District Court
Clarence W. Allgood
Smith
Smith, Perkins and Smith
Mike Shapiro
Beverly Hills
Cali Smith
Willave
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bertha McMichael
Ajax Group
Steve Sawdyn
Dale Lutz
McMichael
Birdie
Ymca Newcomers Club
Alan
Lois) VanderWeele
William Cairnes
Russell
House of Furniture
Waterford
Jonnie) Proskine
Channel 54
Erie
Gerald
Ginny) Bensink
Paul Orner
Samuel Smith
Elgin, Sparta and McCray United Methodist Church
Ivan Miller
Sterling Milk
Loblaws, Inc
Henry Ford
Steve
Millie) Sawdyn
Ajax Employes Welfare Fund Association
Dale
Vi) Lutz
First Ward
Northwestern Pennsylvania Heart Association
Morgan Beverly
Louie
Marge) Eastman
Essex Street
Allan Schell
Roy Williams
Mrs
D'Arcy
Speed Queen
Barney
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