Women Of The Moose Social Service Night Observed
Women of The Moose Chapter No 717 held a social service night with 82 members in attendance. Mrs Andrew Hansen senior regent presided, a class of candidates was initiated, and Academy of Friendship Day plans for April 15 were discussed. Reports due April 5 include membership library and Moosehaven notices. Refreshments were provided by several members. attendance award went to Mrs James Shaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
of the Moose
Andrew Hansen
Willard Cla
Henry Davis, Jr
May Davis
Mooreheart
Vern Group
William Prine
Moosehaven
Ray Cathers
Mary Whaley
Jesse Mason
Lester Hepler
Carl Moll
Clarence Eich
James Shaver
Wheelock Aid Meeting Notes Freezing Foods Demo
Wheelock Community Aid gathered at Mrs. Leland Groscut home with a small group. Nadia Hamilton of Erie demonstrated freezing foods. A limeade dinner was served at noon, followed by social time. Next meeting set for April 6 with Mrs. Leonard Edwards at 8 pm. A textile painting course starts April 19 at 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheelock Aid
Croscut
Wheelock Community Aid
Leland Groscut
Nadia Hamilton
Erie
Leonard Edwards
Corry Area Births Report Three New Arrivals
A son was born last evening at Corry Hospital to Mr and Mrs Richard B Klinger of R D 4 with Mrs Klinger formerly Laura Chamberlain. A daughter was born this morning at the local hospital to Mr and Mrs W C Rut of Clymer. A son was born today at Corry Hospital to Mr and Mrs Gordon Bigelow of 132 Third Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Hospital
Richard B. Klinger
R. D
Klinger
Laura Chamberlain
W. C. Rut
Clymer
Gordon Bigelow
Third Avenue
Bankers Committees Meet in Corry Sooner
Northwestern Pennsylvania Conference of the National Association of Bank Auditors and Comptrollers held a joint nominating and dinner dance committee meeting at Hotel Corry. Attendees included H J Anderson L P Burg W H Macivor R J Simmerman G G Hearn J W Tracy R Holden John Campbell W J Beglin Clifford Hipple and H W Loveland. Charles H Bracken of Corry nominated as secretary treasurer for one year. Dance committee chair Hearn shared May party plans. Next committee conference set for Hotel Corry March 29 at 6:80 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bankers
Hotel Corry
Northwestern Pennsylvania
National Association of Bank Auditors and Comptrollers
H. J. Anderson
L. P. Burg
W. H. Macivor
R. J. Simmerman
G. G. Hearn
Erie
J. W. Tracy
R. Holden
John Campbell
Meadville
W. J. Beglin
Mercer
Clifford Hipple
Cambridge Springs
H. W. Loveland
Charles H. Bracken
Corry
Hearn
Birthday Party for Jeffrey Allan Matz
Mrs Norman Matz entertained with a birthday party for her son Jeffrey Allan Matz who turned nine. Eight children attended from 5 30 to 7 00 for dinner including roast beef potatoes carrots cauliflower and a circus decorated cake. Movies and games provided entertainment and Jeffrey Allan received many fine gifts from his young guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffrey Allan Matz
Norman Matz
West Pleasant Street
Jeffrey Allan
Card Club Meets At Mrs Hall With St Patrick Theme
Mrs Donald Hall hosted a card club gathering last evening with tables of content bridge in play. High scorer guest Mrs William Johnson. second prize to Mrs James Carrig. The birthday of member Mrs James P Sullivan was celebrated with chicken salad cookies and coffee. Table decor followed St Patrick's Day. Next meeting will be hosted by Mrs F W Dey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Hall
William Johnson
James Carrig
James P. Sullivan
F. W. Dey
Zalzneck-Young High Scorers In Local Bridge Event
The Mitchell system used at a four-table bridge tournament last evening at the Elks Lodge rooms. Philip Zalmeck and Wallace Young led high scores with a tie for second between L B Graham and Kurt Leeds and Richard Baichoinet with Charles Shuss. The event continues next Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zalzneck-Young
Mitchell
Elks Lodge
Philip Zalmeck
Wallace Young
Prase
L. BE
Graham
Kurt Leeds
Richard Baich
Oinet
Charles Shuss
Local residents plan travels and visits across states and countries
D C Smiley travels to Florida for a Bahamas vacation with Mrs Smiley. A group including Mrs Burton Warner Orn Gravino Schrader Anderson and Stewart Long attends a Tri County American Legion Auxiliary meeting in Wesleyville. L P Baker and daughter Karen depart for Houston with niece Misa Vers McWilliams from Waterford. Robert Desmond visits Della Day in Paso Robles California. B R Roger and family spend day in Erie. Arthur Burgess and Misses Ingram Ruifer Karkoski Williams travel to Harrisburg for UN Assembly events. Joan Wills visits Mary Wagner of Erie for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C
Houston
Texas
Misa Vers McWilliams
Waterford
Robert Desmond
West Church Street
Della Day
Paso Robles
California
Roger
East Main Street
Erie
Arthur Burgess
Win Rae Ingram
Joyce Ann Ruifer
Barbara Karkoski
Mary Sue Williams
Harrisburg
Atole YM
Joan Wills
Orbisonis, Pa
Mary Wagner
West Frederick Street
Anniversary Party for Mr and Mrs TenHuisen
A Tuesday evening anniversary party honored Mr and Mrs Everett TenBuisen of Clymer at the E U B Church with 84 guests including neighbors and friends. Rev John Muller and Rev H Ray Harris spoke, there were two accordion solos, a recitation by Van Tassel, and a movie. A lunch of cake sandwiches pickles and coffee followed. The couple received money and several fine gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imi Tity
Everett TenBuisen
Clymer
E.U.B
John Muller
H. Ray Harris
Muller
Eon van Tassel
St Pauls Fellowship League Meets with Book Review
St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church Fellowship League met last evening in the church recreation room with five attendees. Pastor Harry S Bowman reviewed the book Giving Yourself Away and D Armour Hillstrom organized several games. A dessert course was served by Mrs H Martin Keppel Mrs John Fenstermacher and Mrs Elwyn Gage the committee for the evening. Members will meet again on April 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Fellowship League
Harry S. Bowman
Fellowship League
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
D. Armour Hillstrom
H. Martin Keppel
John Fenstermacher
Elwyn Gage
Fairview PTA Seeks Spring Conference and Movie Night
Fairview School PTA met with a small turnout. Mrs Helen Brown led the flag salute and the PTA prayer by Mrs Joseph Baresi. A nominating committee was named led by Mrs Paul Stroup. Den mothers were named for boy scout dens. An invitation to the Spring PTA conference at Franklin in April was read. Tickets for The Magnificent Yankee at Rex Theatre available from Stroup or PTA members. A collection was taken for the national building fund. The group planned another evening meeting date. Mrs Maude Bates spoke on Four Sets of Teachers. Yosemite Park film shown by Mrs J B Cogan. Room three won attendance honors. Refreshments served by several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview P. T. A
Fairview School
Helen Brown
Joseph Baresi
Paul Strouo
Frank Herberg
Andrew McKeta
Helen Hoyd
Marion Jaggi
Cult Scouta
George B Chase
Frank Grice, Jr
Hoyt
Lewis Hopking
Franklin
Ickets
Rex Theatre
P-T-A. Council
Paul Stroup
Toeat
PTA
National Building Fund
Maude Bates
Card Club Meeting at Mrs Wojciechowski’s Home
Mrs Joseph Wojciechowski hosted a card club gathering on West Pleasant Street. All members attended and awards for the canasta game went to Mrs Raymond Root and Mrs Thomas Varas. Hosts served fruit salad cake and coffee and the group will meet again in two weeks. Early Greek farmers are believed to have been the first users of the four wheeled wagon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Wojciechowski
West Pleasant Street
Raymond Root
Thomas Varas
Wojciechowski
V F W Auxiliary Meeting and Upcoming Social Events
The V F W Auxiliary met in regular session at the Garden Room on West Washington Street with 11 members present. Officers’ election was postponed to April 5, and the group planned Saturday evening socials and a March 21 event, awarding prizes to Mrs Gerry Davis and Miss Louise Mizlaceto while voting a $5 donation to Barnabas House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Home
West Washington Street
Gerry Davis
Sansl Wlcries
Coffer
V. FT. W
Clara B. Height
Ainey
V. 5
Lethman
Barnabas House
North East
Avid Lsat
Scotland
Allegheny College
Meadville
Louise Mizliaceto
W R C Met For St Patrick's Day Program
The W R C met at L C F Hall with 82 members joining a St Patrick's Day program. Members worked on tap robes, enjoyed a Lureen dinner, and heard readings and a humorous story before planning April activities and April meeting details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.R. C
W. Ri. C
L. C. F. Hall
Florence Bates
Merle Long
Anne McGuiire
Ross Westley
St. Patrick's School
Isabel Johnson
St. Patrick’s Day
H.D. Haupin
Carl’ Frodell
Namett
Ralph Gates
Charles Cook
Henry Bats
Joseph Gentilman
J. B Clark
Dale
Spencer Community Aid Meeting At Clark Home
Mrs. Robert Clark hosted the Spencer Community Aid at her home where 34 members and guests enjoyed a luncheon. The group voted a gift to the Patty Farrington fund during a brief afternoon session and planned future sewing and a quilt project for an April mission to aid a needy family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Community Aid
Clark
Robert Clark
Spencet
News
Patty Farrington
Rae Regs
Columbus P T A To Buy Playground Equipment
Columbus PTA members voted to purchase a playground ride for the school. Mrs Warren Wickwire, president, led a small gathering at the school on a Wednesday evening. Elections for officers were set for the next meeting on April 7. After adjournment, students served fingerbread and whipped cream from Mrs Albert Sand bure’s room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus P.T.A
The
Columbus PT. A
Smersing Oide
Warren Wickwire
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Anger Pheston
Little Rascals
Bunkerhill Bunny
Bugs Bunny
Helen
Treval . Society
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Desmond Electric
W. Church St. Corry, Pa
Lester
Aly
Chapin’s
F. C. Chapin & Son
Topp
Carry's Smart Women’s Shop
North Center Street
Colective
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TRL
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Swift's
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elUihy
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Heiman Jewelers
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