YMCA Northwest District Leaders Meet in Corry
Secretaries from Erie Meadville Titusville O City Warren Franklin Bradford and Corry attended a two part YMCA session in Corry. Morning devotions led by Ol City attendees featured Harvie Boorman of Hartisboro with a talk on Young Adult Work in the MCA Today. Afternoon discussions covered a spiritual retreat planned for Cambridge Springs March 31 to April 1 and the MCA Centenary Convention in North America June 2 1944 plus a district meeting in Titusville on April 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
Erie
Meadville
Titusville
O City
Warren
Franklin
Bradford
Corry
Harvie Boorman
Hartisboro
MCA
Arthur Burgess
Ray Boyson
Bradeo
Cambridge Springs
M.C.A
North America
Duplicate Bridge Winners Listed
A high score for this week's duplicate bridge was 504 by Mrs. W. H. Scott and R. A. Otter. In North and South, Langdon Rowe and A. S. Bong had 414 for second, Horton Davis and Elizabeth Rogers third with 37. East and West winners were J. Fred Kinley and Theodore Hubley 42, second Tun nell and Julia Rogers 4116, and Lena St. Clair and L. B. E. Graham tied with M. F. Goyle and Harold Burgnon for third with 39. Next week's play at the V. P. W. home on West Washington Street. Mrs. Considis taking reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Scott
R. A. Otter
Langdon Rowe
A. S. Bong
Horton Davis
Elizabeth Rogers
J. Fred Kinley
Theodore Hubley
R. G. Tunnell
Julia Rogers
Lena St. Clair
L. BE. Graham
M. F. Goyle
Harold Burgnon
V.P.W
West Washington Street
Cosids
W F M S All Day Session At Croscot Home
The W F M S of the Church of The Nagereno held an all day session at Mrs M Bailey's home. A noon tureen dinner fed 21 members and friends before a business meeting. The day included songs devotions prayers and quilt work with plans for next hosting by Mrs Roy Merritt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wruseul
Church of ‘the
Croscut
Allan Foote
P.M. Anderson
Nellie Carley
Roy Merritt
Neighborhood Club meets at Mrs. Charles Cook home
The Neighborhood Club held a social evening at Mrs. Charles Cook's residence on West Frederick Street with all members present. Bingo prizes went to Mrs. Joseph Henline and Miss Myrtie Akem. Refreshments included potato salad hot rolls cake jello and coffee. The next meeting is planned for March 19 at Mrs. Barry Buxton's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neighborhood Club
Cook
Charles Cook
West Frederick Street
Joseph Henline
Myrtie Akem
Barry Buxton
Contract Group Meets At Corbin Home In Corbin
A local contract bridge club gathered Thursday evening at the Wright street home of Mrs. Percy Corbin. One guest, Mrs. Robert Catlin, attended along with prize winners Mrs. R. G. Tunnel, Mrs. Mary Jourdet, and Miss Ruth Bennet. Salad refreshments were served and the club adjourned to meet next on April 5 with Mrs. Tunnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corbin
Wright Street
Percy Corbin
Robert Catlin
R. G. Tunnel
Mary Jourdet
Ruth Bennet
Tunnel
Newborn Agon Rizuo and Daughter Vanderhoff in Corry
Louis and Mrs Rizuo welcome Agon born early this morning at Corry Hospital. Mélvin and Mrs Vanderhoff announce the birth of a daughter at Corry Hospital last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agon
Louis Rizuo
Mill Street
North
Est
Corry Hospital
Marilyn Bailey Engaged To Be Married
Miss Marilyn Bailey of Spartansburg is engaged to 8. A. Russell J. Mitchell, son of Mrs. Christine Mitchell. Bailey, a Spartanburg High School and Erie Commercial College graduate, works at Raymond Mfg. Co. Mitchell, a Hays High School graduate, recently enlisted in the Navy and is stationed at Norfolk, Virginia. No wedding date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deeree
Marilyn
Russell J. Mitchell
Christine Mitchell
Bailey
Spartansburg High School
Erie Commercial College
Raymond Mfg. Co
Mitchell
Hays High School
Pittsburgh
Navy
Norfolk
Columbus Aid Honored Members Birthdays 4
Columbus Ladies Aid met at the home of Mrs. Fred Cox with 18 members present. Devotions by Ms. Jordan Cole and Mrs. Charles Swanson. business meeting led by president Mrs. Clifford Casper. Birthdays for Mrs. Clare Gordon and Mrs. Andrew Thompson noted with cards and cakes. Refreshments served by the hostess and Mrs. Forest Pindley. Members asked to bring data for kitchen data at the next April session. Hats to be auctioned at the next meeting at Mrs. Lottie McGuire's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ano
To Columbus
Fred Cox
Jordan Cole
Charles Swanson
Clifford Casler
Clare Gordon
Andrew Thompson
Forest Pindley
Lottie McGuire
Mrs Munn Hosts Canasta Club Gathering
Mrs Charles Munn of Spring Street entertained her canasta club with eight members and one guest Mrs Raymond Root. Awards went to Mrs Ray Divier and Mrs Root. A social time followed with salad and dessert. The group will meet next with Mrs George Tinka of West Church Street on March the wording here reflects OCR limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Munn
Spring Street
Raymond Root
Ray Divier
Root
Church Guild Dinner Meeting Set for April 4
St Elizabeths Guild approved a dinner at Bea's Restaurant for 6 PM on April 4. Reservations should be made with Miss Mary Lou McCray or Miss Phyllis Hoenes. A bake sale last week raised $46 for the guild treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Guild
St. Elizabeth's Guild
Mary Lou McCray
Phyllis Hoenes
Bea's
Guild
Textile Painting Course Starts Local Classes
A textile painting course began last evening at the home of Mrs. A. F. Dahlstrand on East Smith Street with Miss Henrietta Kuhn organizing. Fourteen registered and about 20 are expected to enroll. contact Mrs. Dahlstrand for details. The next meeting will be with Mrs. D. Armour Huster on Thursday evening March 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta Kuhn Af
A. F. Dahlstrand
East Smith Street
Dahlstrand
D. Armour Huster
Merch
Card Club Met At Hillstrom Home
G A Hillstrom entertained members of her Thursday night bridge club at her Gould sleet home. Two tables of contract were in play with prizes won by Mrs Joseph Furst and guest Mrs Clifford Buesink. Hostess served a salad course relishes coffee and the members will meet again in two weeks at Mrs H Martin Keppel’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Hillstrom
Gould Sleet
Joseph Furst
Clifford Buesink
H. Martin Keppel
Elks Duplicate Bridge Play Thursday Night
The Thursday evening contract bridge tournament at the B P O Elks Lodge had five tables in session with the Howell system. Walter Scott and Robert Ott Jr placed first followed by Roger Brown and Wallace Young and J Fred Kinley and Horton Davis. The next round, the eighth, is scheduled for Thursday March 15.
Weekend social notes parade through Jamestown and nearby
East Frederick street residents Mrs Mervyn Nast and Miss Sara Jane Roach return from Miami while Mrs Andrew Ober and Mrs Milton Blakeslee visit Cleveland. Powell Motor Company attendees, Erie County Dealers meet, Mrs Warren Fargo attends Cousins Club in Jamestown. Plan to Buffalo for weekend visits. Ray Yohe and Charles Yohe travel from Washington for a brief visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mervyn Nast
Frederick Street
Sara Jane Roach
Miami
Florida
Andrew Ober
R.D. 2
Milton Blakeslee
Spartans
Cleveland
E. F. Bettes
Leslie Bularel
Powell Motor Company
Erie
Erie County
Automobile Dealers Association
Fala
The
Maennercher
Warren R. Fargo
Columus
Jamestown
Oing
Cousins Club
AV. Cochran
Sandra
East Frederick Street
Buffalo
Carol Mae Gochran
Cochran
Ray Yohe
William Shamburg
Robert Jewell
Charles Yohe
Washington
Sisterhood Dinner Honors Mrs Norman Matz in City Farewell
Members of Beth Israel Sisterhood hosted a dinner for Mrs Norman Matz as she prepares to move to Akron. Hosts were Mrs Milton Zalzneck and Mrs L A Rossin. The evening featured daffodil and snapdragon decor, figurne favors, a luggage gift, a brief Sisterhood meeting, and card prizes with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Matz
Beth Israel Sisterhood
Akron
Milton Zalzneck
L. A. Rossin
Marty
Govers
Rossin
Sisterhood
Milton Zaleneck
W R C Members Hold Work Session at Brown Home
W R C members met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs Mar yorie Brown's home for a work session on inp robes for soldiers. Eight members attended a tureen dinner before tasks. The next meeting is set for March 15 and will include a threein dinner at the 10 0 Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WRC
Mar- Yorie Brown
Hall
Catholic Daughters Plan Spring Activities and Fund Drives
Ane PeyUIAE Meng led the Thursday session at North Center Street rooms with rosary prayers for Father Heidt. Members reported $57 from a February 2 rummage sale. Plans were set for a St Edward’s Hall dance on April 5, with chairs Mrs Robert Wotus and Mrs Joseph Mooney. Committees named, and a Day of Recollection planned for Catholic women April 29. Donations included $6 to the Red Cross and $5 to the Patty Farrington Fund. Next meeting March 29 with white elephant games and a large planning committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ane Peyuiae Meng
Catholic Daughters of America
North Center Street
J. F. ‘Needhard
Father Heidt
Donald Nantes
Kavern Miller
St. Edward's Hall
St. Elizabeth's Church
J. F. Needham
St. Thomas Church
Floradora
Red Cross
Patty Farrington
Louis Valentine
Mary Higgins
Warren McChesney
Albert Carlburg
Ralph Chiriouzio
Dean Houser
Floyd Black
Joseph Haresel
James Maloney
Margaret Laird
Contract Club Meets At Mrs James Lewis Home
Mrs James Lewis of East Bond Street hosted her contract club last evening with two tables of play. Prizes went to Mrs Rasselas Brown Mrs B H Harmon and Mrs S E Bower. Dessert was served late. The next meeting will be with Mrs EF Pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lewis
East Bond Street
Rasselas Brown
B. H. Harmon
S. E. Bower
Concord Cub Den Plans Scout O Rama Demonstrations
Two members of the Concord School Cub Pack met with den mother Mrs. Gerald George off East Pleasant Street Thursday evening. They worked on plans for the Scout O Rama at Erie in April and will demonstrate lariat twining and soap carving. R Lawrence Davison spoke briefly to the group before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wen 2
Concord School
Gerald George
East Pleasant Street
Erie
R. Lawrence Davison
Presbyterian Family Dinner at First Church
A church family dinner was held in the First Presbyterian Church recreation rooms last evening. Zero members attended. Hostesses were the Junior High and Senior High PeQpystins who served the dinner at 6:80. Afterward, a film titled South of the Clouds was shown, taking the group on a Near East tour. The next family night dinner is planned for April 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
First Presbyterian Church
Near East
Helping Hand Club Sews For Orphanage
The Helping Hand Club held an all day meeting at the I O O F Hall. It began at 10 30 in the morning with a quilt tied for the Meadville Orphans Home. A noon tureen dinner preceded routine business run by Mrs Ronald Carter. The program closed with a paper demonstration by Mrs Paul Warner. Committee: Mrs B D Haupin and Mrs A Pier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helping Hand Club
I. O. O. F. Hall
Meadville
Ronald Carter
Paul Warner
B. D. Haupin
A. Pier
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Suuwvan
Ginger Rogers
Ronald Reagan
Doris Day
Wildcat
Tucson
Atom Man
Mennen
Johnson’s Baby Soap
Dennison
Merde
Ube
Fim
Katherine
W.F.M.S
Croscot
Helen
Marilyn Bailey
Mer and
Mee Clann Dattner
Columbus Aid
Card Club
Hillstrom
EXIDE
Keystone VanCise
W.R. C
Nancy Dides
Welsiband
Concord Cub den
Leed's
Leeds
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