Emmanuel Guild Meets For Church Business Session
The Emmanuel Guild met in the parish hall at 2 30 pm with Rev William Seltz Jr leading devotions. The group voted to donate $10 to the Altar Guild and buy Easter flowers, and announced an April 1st Sunday School teachers leadership conference. Members celebrated birthdays with contributions to the fund, and social hour featured a St Patrick Day themed salad lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Guild
William Seltz Jr
Erie
Meadville
Velma Moore
Altar Guild
Frank Lockwood
Elizabeth Rogers
Foster Davis
Moore
Catholic Daughters Plan Activities for 50th Court Anniversary
Catholic Daughters of America Court Conception No 35 met with 30 members present led by vice grand regent Mrs Leo Hoylen. Reports by chairmen outlined plans for the courts 50th anniversary with progress described and 80 dollars from a mock bake sale allocated to the anniversary fund. A tureen dinner for Junior Catholic Daughters was announced and invitations extended to attend a ceremony at Cathedral Center. March 24 is the deadline for new member applications. Rev John De Santi may be guest speaker. Coffee and tea served after adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Daughters
Court Conception No. 35
Catholic Daughters of America
Leo Hoylen
Irene Dippel
Erie
John DeSanti
CDA
Joseph Baressi
Harold Brown
Birthday Party Held For Katherine Laraia
A family gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Laraia on Union Street Extension honored their daughter Katherine Laraia on her seventh birthday. Guests enjoyed refreshments and a decorated cake, and Katherine received several lovely gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarencé A. Hing
Porter Clark
Erie
Harold Schaefer
Grand Street
Judy Schaefer
Robert D. Gniewahn
Pamela
Carl Donaldson
Spring Creek
Norman Warner
Stoney Fork
Binghamton, N
Canton Warner
Laraia
Joseph Laraia
Union Street
Katherine ‘Orn Laraia
Katherine
Father's Night At Columbus PTA Meeting
Columbus Par ent Teacher Association met Tuesday evening at the Dean School with no president present. Mrs Fran Kasper led, nominating committee named, and Duane Fogle with Nelson Thompson screened hunting trip films to Wyoming. The second grade served lunch of hot sandwiches apple pie and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
PTA
Columbus Parent Teacher Association
Dean School
Fran Kasper
Clifford Oasler
Worth Hamimoufin
Airs
Eugene Marra
Duane Fogle
Nelson Thompson
Wyoming
Stork Shower Honors Mrs Wilbur Whitehead at Home
Mrs Ernest McMichael and Mrs George Darnoall hosted a start shower for Mrs Wilbur Whitehead at Darnoall residence. Seventeen guests attended and played pirate bingo with prizes to Mia Joseph Baressi Mrs Paul Bashing Mrs Leroy Marllett and Miss Sally Jackson. Refreshments included fruited Jello angel food cake and coffee. Favors in pink and white complemented gifts and a bathinette presented to Mrs Whitehead.
WSWS Holds Dinner and Meeting at Church
The Women's Society of World Service of the Evangelical United Brethren Church met on Wednesday at church with dinner and a program on Mountains and experiences led by Rev. H. Ray Harris. Officers were elected including Lynn Campbell as president and Guy Bennink as vice president. other posts covered social relations, spiritual life, children's work, missionary education, youth work, and delegates to conventions. The session closed with prayer led by Mrs. Bennink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSWS
Women's Society of World Service
Evangelical United Brethren Church
H. Ray Harris
Lynn Campbell
Guy Bennink
Robert Olson
G. T. Bergman
Murray Raymond
Robert Shannon
Harold Carlson
Lottie Raymond
Lloyd Harvey
Bergman
Zennie Fish
Harris
India
Pakistan
Ceylon
Bennink
Hilltop Club Holds Meeting With Mrs Nelson At Home
The Hilltop Club met yesterday at Mrs. John Nelson's home in R D 1 with 10 members attending. President Mrs. Myra Lindsey led a business session then a guessing game won by Mrs. Anna Dyne. The group gave a personal gift to Mrs. Milton Chaffee and spent the afternoon doing fancy work. Hostess treated attendees to pineapple cream pie cookies tea and coffee. The next meeting is set for March 2 at Mrs. William Akam's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilltop Club
John Nelson
R. D
Myra Lindsey
Anna Dyne
Milton Chaffee
William Akam
Shillelagh Ball Scheduled by Aero Group at IOOF Hall
The Aero Athletic Association presents a Shillelagh Ball at the IOOF Hall tomorrow evening to celebrate St Patrick’s Day. Jo Mooney and his Corrianas will provide music starting at 8 30 p.m. Mrs Nansi Jones chairs the event with Norman Boholton and Mrs Bonnie Callen supervising refreshments. Members are urged to attend and may bring guests or out of town friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aero Group
IOOF
Ship of the Aero Athletic Associator
Jo Mooney
Corrianas
Nansi Jones
Norman Boholton
Bonnie Callen
Mrs William Peiffer Hosts J O Y Class Meeting
Mrs William Peiffer of South Center street entertained 18 JOY Class members of the First Presbyterian Church last evening. The vice president led the business session after devotions, with a program on St Patrick and Irish customs. Door prizes went to three members and lunch followed. Mrs Leon Root to entertain April 14. Noted: 1954 US marriages totaled 1,484,000, down 60,000 from 1953.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Peiffer
J.O.Y
South Center Street
Jo.y
First Presbyterian Church
Guy ‘Sutton
Paul F. Bauer
St. Patrick
Ireland
Thomas Russell
John ‘Kennedy
al Vanssens
Philip Segal
Albertrathbun
Charles Clark
Leon Root
United States
Newborns Arrive in Boston and Corry Memorial Family
Scott Richard Shuman, born Saturday in Boston to Li and Mrs. Richard Shuman, is the great grandson of Mrs. E Don MacKenzie of 216 Concord Street. Meanwhile, a daughter Dorn was born last evening at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fenton of 320 South Center Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Richard
Boston
Mass
Richard’ Shuman
Shuman
Ann Lindergreen
E. Don MacKenzie
Concord Street
Dorn
Corry Memorial Hospital
Charles Fenton
South Center Street
VFW Auxiliary Plans Mock Bake Sale Funds Cancer Fund
Mrs James Keppel presided at the VFW Auxiliary meeting in the Garden Room. A mock bake sale chair sponsored by Mrs Mary Hoffman aims to raise money for the Alma E Kane Cancer Fund. The group voted a donation to the Red Cross and arranged May poppy day activities led by Mrs Keppel. Donations supported Scotland School funds and activity/television funds. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW
James Keppel
Post Home
Mary Hoffman
Alma E. Kane
Red Cross
Keppel
Scotland School
George Apthorp 80 Dies in Corry Region
George L. Apthorp of R D 3 Spartansburg aged 80 died yesterday afternoon at Corry Memorial Hospital after admission for treatment. Born July 21 1874 in Predenta NY he worked for the New York Central Railroad before farming in West Spring Creek from 1922. Survived by wife Carrie a brother James Apthorp and several nieces and nephews. Friends may call Bracken Funeral Home with services at 11 am officiated by Rev. William Seitz Emmanuel Episcopal Church. Burial at West Spring Creek Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Apthorp
Perdh
George L. Apthorp
R. D
Spartansburg
Corry.Memorial Hospital
Predenta
N. Y
Apthorp
New York Central Railroad
West Spring Creek
Carrie
James Apthorp
R. D. J. Corry
Bracken Funeral Home
William Seitz
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Requiem Mass Said for Mrs Mary S McMahon
A Requiem Mass was held at 9:30 in St Elizabeth's Church for Mrs Mary B McMahon, former Corry resident who died in Buffalo on Tuesday. The Bracken Funeral Home prayed beforehand led by Rev John DeSant. Bearers included James P Sullivan and others. Temporary interment was in Pine Grove Cemetery mausoleum. Attending from outside Corry were George McMahon and his daughter Linds of Kenmore, and Mr and Mrs Nell McMahon of Westfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary S. McMahon
St. Elizabeth’s Church
Mary B. Mc~Mahon
Corry
Buffalo
Bracken Funeral Home
John DeSant
James P. Sullivan
J. Fred Kinley
C. A. Duke
Edward
John
James Burkhart
Pine Grove Cemetery
George McMahon
Linds
Kenmore
Nell McMahon
Westfield
Renew Attack on School Aid Plan
Two Democratic senators pressed President Eisenhower's school aid program as inadequate and urged emergency school construction to relieve classroom shortages. They backed the subcommittee report noting rising juvenile crime, with 1948 to 1958 court figures and police detections. The Kefaufer subcommittee seeks $150,000 to continue its probe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Pres
Washington
Eisenhower
Hill
D-Ale
Senate
Sen
Sparkman
D-Ala
Banking Committee
Sen. Kefauver
D-Tenn
Winchell To Quit ABC Radio and TV Next Christmas
Walter Winchell announces departure from ABC after nearly 25 years, with a six figure contract release granted February 10. He plans to continue on air with another network or as an independent producer. ABC cites an unresolved disagreement. Winchell may write from the New York Daily Mirror if radio or TV work ends. ABC president Kinmar expresses regret but supports the release effective December 25, 1955.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Network
Associated Press
New York
Walter Winchell
ABC Radio and Television
American Broadcasting Co
Winchell
ABC
New York Daily Mirror
Robert B. Kinmar
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