Women’s Association Knox Circle hears report and plans
The Knox Circle of the Women’s Association of First Presbyterian Church met yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Walter Auer’s Engst Smith street home with 44 members present. Devotions, led by Mrs. James Hileman, centered on Acts, followed by current church events. The group announced a sewing day for Thursday from 10 am to 4 pm and will host the Maundy Thursday tureen dinner on March 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Weber
Knox Circle
Womens Association
First Presbyterian Church
James Hileman
Walter Auer
Engst Smith Street
Mire
Mae Frost
J. H. Patterson
J. H. Heerlein
Middle East
Leon Root
Wright Street
A. Bruce Sith
East Bond Street
Hollywood
Naples
Pat
James Mint
Atlanta
Richard Hunt
Fort Sill
Oklo
Linn Hunt Olsen
Herbert Triskel
West Washington Street
Harold Cragg
West Smith Street
Clearwater
Fin
Andrew .Johnson
R. D
Charles Honer
Chestnuit Street
Charles Hudson
Wirrenelvenny
Charles Haner
Chesil Street
Paul Gibson
Youngeville
Alma Dingtoleet
Hamot Hospital
Erie
Bennett's Style Show In Clymer
Bennett's sponsors a spring fashion event at Clymer Central School Cafeteria during the monthly Clymer Community Club meeting. Dinners preceded the program with models Joyce Bensink, Mary Ann Hogenboom, Marianne Christensen and others displaying spring wear while Mrs. Norman Hogenboom played piano and B G Bennett served as commentator. Separately, Gail Jane Williams of Clymer and Howard A Meyers Jr of Buffalo announce their engagement. both are local graduates with ties to Buffalo State Teachers College and Kensington High School. A dune wedding is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer Community Club
Ben ‘Nett’s
Clymer
Lyle Kempton
Clymer Central School
Marteling
Joyce Bensink
Daddy Berkholder
Mary Ann Hogenboom
Marianne Christensen
Gloria Berkerink
Esther McC
Robert X Willliams
Gail Jane
Howard A. Meyers Jr
Howard A. Meyers Sr
Roslyn Avenue
Buffalo
Miss Williams
Clymer Central High School
Buffalo State Teachers College
Alpha Sigma Phi Sorority
Kensington High School
Aso
Columbus PTA Holds Father’s Night Panel Discussion
The Columbus Parent-Teacher Association met last evening with forty members attending. President Mrs. Philip Wade led the session as a tuberculosis film was shown and TB tests were announced to start in April. Kathleen Christen sen and Marie Sekarek led the flag salute, and “America The Beautiful” was sung with Mrs. Russell Moore at the piano. A reading by Mrs. Eugene Marrs entertained, the PTA booklet received high marks from the National PTA Council, and moderator F. Lowe Edwards led a panel on “Dealing With Discipline” with Merle VanCise, Mrs. Basil Pokosh, Mrs. Clifford Casler, and Mrs. Edward Kinley. Decorations featured St. Patrick’s Day motifs, refreshments were served by Mrs. Benjamin Skinner and first grade mothers, and the next meeting is set for April 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Pta
Columbus Parent-Teacher Association
Philip Wade
Kathleen Christensen
Marie Sekarek
Russell Moore
Eugene Marrs
Columbus
PTA
PTA Council
F. Lowe Edwards
Merle VanCise
Basil Pokosh
Clifford Casler
Edward Kinley
Benjamin Skinner
Rotarians Hear Judge Flick Speak on Myths of the Law
Alexander Flick Jr. president judge of the 37th Judicial District of Pennsylvania was the guest speaker at the Corry Rotary Club meeting at the Hotel Corry. He discussed myths in law dating from early days and cited cases showing belief in myths during trials. Thirty six members and guests attended, including Stewart Long John D. Whitehill and Frank G. McKnight. Group singing led by John Minor and Allan Hasbrouck with William Leaby at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Flick Jr
37Th Judicial District of
Pennsylvania
Corry
Six Members Of Emmanuel Episcopal Church Confirmed
Bishop William Critten den of the Erie Diocese administered confirmation at the 11 a.m. service to six parishioners: Coletta Ann Britt, Keith R. Britt, David J. MacKenzie, David M. MacKenzie, Donald J. MacKenzie, and Richard A. Neylon. Zaref B. Hagger and George F. Hagger were also received. A Lilian Guild reception followed, with cochairmen Mrs. Keppel Tiffany and Morsgimear Wassink. Tea table presiders were Mrs. Rene Couassa, Mrs. M S. Reed, and Mrs. Velma Moore. Troop 317 Girl Scouts served as aides. The confirmees will attend Holy Communion next Sunday, then a church undercroft breakfast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ahe
William Crittenden
Episcopal Diocese of
Erie
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Coletta Ann Britt
Keith R. Britt
David J. MacKenzie
David M. MacKenzie
Donald J. MacKenzie
Richard A. Neylon
Zaref B. Hagger
George F. Hagger
Cridence
Lillian Guild
Crittenden
Keppel Tiffany
Morsgimear Wassink
Volker Gempt Speaks At Local PTA Meeting
Volker Gempt, a German exchange student, spoke at the Harding PTA session as the west speaker. Mrs. Kenneth Pitt led devotions and the flag salute while President Mrs. Tony Stee ran the business portion, nominating committee appointed, plans set for a bakeless bake sale, and a TB awareness film shown by a county TB group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volker Gempt
Germany
Harding
Parent-Teacher Association
Kenneth Pitt
Tony Stee
Robert, Marsh
Keith Orn
Pitt
Erie
Laker
Gempt
America
County Tuberculosis Association
Manley Robbins Jr
Women Win YMCA Ladies Duplicate at Local Club
Mrs. James MacInnes and Mrs. Horton Davis captured first place at the weekly YMCA Ladies Duplicate event. Four Howell systems competed with an average score of 31 percent, the champions finishing at 50. A tie for second and third followed, involving Mrs. H Wilcox and others as the scoring concluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James MacInnes
Horton Davis
YMCA
MacInnes
Davis
H. Wilcox
Elect Officers At Golden Age Club In Corry
New officers were elected for one year at a Golden Age Club meeting with 87 members at the YMCA. President Maude Barnes, vice president Perry Mead, and secretary treasurer Ruth Hoenes were chosen. Committee chairmen were re-elected and refreshments were provided by several members. A talk on Corry’s origin by Maude Barnes was recorded. Tea ladies invited for weekly sessions starting at 1 oclock Tuesday afternoons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Age Club
Corry
YMCA
George Myers
Maude Hutchin
Pred Ross
Maude Barnes
Perry Mead
Ruth Hoenes
Bertha Derwin
Arden Baldwin
Ora Loveland
Fred Mixer
Fue--Wynn
Allen Banks
Florence Hasbrouck
Hazel Eldred
Luella Gates
Emma Gates
Millie Pier
North Clymer GLP Holds Dinner Meeting for Members
North Clymer GLP conducts a dinner meeting at Pronk and Verna's Restaurant with Mr and Mrs Louis Groters Mr and Mrs Merle TeWinkle Mr and Mrs guttard Wiltse Mr and Mrs Fruman Vroomay Mr and Mrs Raymond Furdink and Edward Linslet present Willie elected committee chairman. A discussion on farmers' future followed the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Clymer Gle
GLP
North Clymer Glp
Pronk and Verna’s
Louis Groters
Merle ‘TeWinkle
and Myx
Guttard Wiltse
Fruman Vroomay
Raymond Furdink
Edward Linslet
Willie
Bridge Club Fetes Mrs Shamburg at Regular Meeting
The Bridge Club honored Mrs. Arthur Shamburg at their regular meeting last evening at Mrs. Clif Ford Ruiesink's Wayne Street home with 10 members present. Prizes went to James Lundy, Mrs. Lawrence Nichols, and Mrs. Pred Killer. Gifts were given to the hostess. Mrs. H Martin Keppel assisted with shrimp salad, rolls, coffee, and cheesecake with strawberries. Next meeting set with Mrs. C. A. Hillstrom on Wayne Street on March 34.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Club
Arthur Shamburg
Clifford Ruiesink
Wayne Street
James Lundy
Lawrence Nichols
Pred Killer
Shambure
H Martin Keppel
DeAngelous Club Meeting at Miss Scholton's Home
Miss Sue Scholton hosted the DeAngeloos club meeting at her West Pleasant street home. A discussion covered a hayride sponsorship and admitting new members. Refreshments were served. The next meeting is set for Thursday March 19 at Miss Carol Betts' home on West Pleasant street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deangeloos
Sue Scholton
West Pleasant Street
Carol Betts
President Hudson Presides At Legion Meeting
A large attendance marked the American Legion Auxiliary No. 365 gathering at the post home on First Avenue. President Mrs. Eleanor Hudson led a routine business session and Mrs. Ar Anderson won the evening contest while Mr. Jessie Haenel served refreshments to the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Legion Meet
American Legion Auxiliary No
First Avenue
Eleanor Hudson
Ar Anderson
Jessie Haenel
Nab Suspects in Jewel Theft No Loot Found in Raid
London police raided two London gang leaders and Rollson & Southampton street homes but found no trace of Lady Norah Docker’s jewels valued at 420000. Detectives, aided by searches of doors, chimneys, and water tanks, found no prints or jewellery. A 42000 reward was offered by an insurance firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Londrn Pak
Scotland Yard
Thorpy
London
Norah Docker
Southampton
Port City
Rolle Royce
Norah
Sir Bernard Docker
Une
Rollson & Southampton
Jeomle
Senate Confirms Aviation Chief in FAA Nomination
The Senate confirmed Elwood R. Quesada retired Air Force general as first administrator of the Federal Aviation Agency after debates led by Ben Engle. Engle questioned appointing a military officer to a civilian post, urging impartiality toward airlines and military alike. Quesada had been acting FAA head pending confirmation since March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weormngion
Senate
Elwood R. Quesada
Air Force
Federal Aviation Agency
Ben. Engle
D-Calif
Quesada
PAA
Engle
California
Air Force Reserve
FAA
Lenten Meditations and Easter Reflection by Corry Area Ministers
Lenten meditation notes discuss John 11 7 3 7 and the meaning of Jesus weeping. The author argues Jesus wept for deeper reasons beyond losing a friend, including sorrow over Martha and Mary and Jerusalem. The piece ties to Easter life in Christ who is the resurrection and the life. Also noted is the death of Robert M Hanes a 68 year old retired banker and former American Bankers Association president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Mary
Martha
Jess
Jerusalem
Garden
Gethsemane
Winston-Salem
N. C
Robert M. Hanes
American Bankers Assocation
Hanes
Fla
VFW Nominates 1959 Officer Slate
Corry Post 204 Veterans of Foreign Wars members nominated a 1959 officer slate at the regular meeting. Emory Benson was named commander Malcolm McGinnis senior vice commander Lawrence Nichols junior vice commander and Stewart Houghton trustee. Fred Morrison Jr declined the senior vice nomination. Delegates to conventions will be appointed later. Members urged continuation of public service programs amid a recent session that drew limited attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Emory Benson
Malcolm McGinnis
Lawrence Nichols
Btowart Houghton
Jefred Morrison Jr
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