Bees W S C S Plans Barnsale Sale at meeting agenda
Bees W S C S met at the Methodist Church with 28 members. Mrs Stove and Mrs Vaughn chaired. A spring rummage sale was planned with date and place to be announced. Miss Reta Wilson will speak April 24 on India and race relations. Miss Dahlstrand led stories with flannel graph demonstrations. Members served rolls coffee and tea. Many local residents were listed as traveling or visiting, with brief notes on illness and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaughn
Reta Wilson
Union City
India
WSS
Miss Wilson
Rati Dahlstrand
Dorcas Class Tea at Methodist Church Wednesday
The Dorcas Sunday School Class Silver Tex will hold a tea tomorrow evening March 9 at 8 o'clock at the Methodist Church. Members and friends are invited for a major class event with St Patrick’s Day decorations, musical selections, and a play Have You Had Your Operation directed by Miss Lois McCray. Participants include Mrs Leland Johnston Mrs N J Bogden Mrs Benjamin Skinner and others. Tea served afterward with Miss Ola Young and Miss Ruth Dehl assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois McCray
Leland Johnston
N. J. Bogden
Benjamin Skinner
Berk Williams
Lawrence Davison
Lester Lopus
Stanley Nichols
Ola. Young
Ruth Dehlstrand
Mentor Club Meeting Plans Spring Musical Event
The Mentor Club met Monday evening at the home of Mrs. William Gumbleton on First Avenue. Plans were set for the annual musicale on April 7 at East Congress Street with theme by Mrs. D A Hillstrom. Miss Mary Anderson spoke on Martin Niemuller, Mrs. George Thompson discussed Martin Luther, and Miss Arm Baressi reported on St Francis of Assisi. The group adjourned to reconvene April 1 with Mrs. Hillstrom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mentor Club
William Gumbleton
Leon Lindsley
First Avenue
East Congress Street
D. A. Hillstrom
Mary Anderson
Martin Niemueller
George Thompson
Martin Luther
Arm Baressi
St. Francis of Assisi
Hillstrom
St Edward's Hall Hosts St Patrick's Day Bingo Night
125 attendees at St Edward's Hall for a St Patrick's Day bingo hosted by St Edward's School PTA. Proceeds benefit St Thomas Church. Door prizes went to James Hickey Chris Moran and Mrs Frank Dathrop. Cakes donated by Mell's Pastry Shop won by Mrs Lulu Merklinger and Jack Walst. Committee members listed. Easter Monday April 7 PTA plans another bingo to benefit St Thomas Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick's Day
St. Edward's Hall
Smumaares
St. Edward's
St. Thomas' Church
James Hickey
Chris Moran
Frank Dathrop
Mell
Lulu Merklinger
Jack Walst
Edward Brigham
Harold Roberts
Albertc Ross
Jacke Walsh
Lester Lewis
Victor Dempsey
PTA
St. Thomas
Birth Announcement for Leslie Meskinger Son at Corry Hospital
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Leslie Meskinger of 1 D 1 at Corry Hospital late last evening.
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Leslie ‘Meskinger
Corry ‘Hospital
Surprise Housewarming for Esther Pounds at North Center
Last evening 18 members of the Amici Sewing Circle at Evangelical United Brethren Church met to honor Miss Esther Pounds at her new North Center street home. Mrs. Jesse Whitney gave devotions, Mrs. Glenn Humes led the business, and plans for the Pollyanna banquet at Tarbell's on April 15 were finalized. Reservations to Mrs. G. T. Bergman or Mrs. Robert Fleming by April 7. The evening included socializing, refreshments, and many gifts for the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Ougeie Swuoowes Inne Dac
Esther Pounds
North Center Street
Amici
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Jesse Whitney
Glenn Humes
Tarbell’s
G. ‘T. Bergman
Robert Fleming
Wilds
Vollee
Cemetery Auxiliary Card Party Set For Tomorrow Night
The Cemetery Auxiliary plans a card party at Mrs. 7 B Clark home in Elgin tomorrow evening. Tickets cost a tune of 500 and prizes will be paid. Proceeds benefit auxiliary work. Mrs. Clark is chairman, assisted by Mrs. Frank Palmer, Mrs. Clarence Proper, Mrs. Theodore McGray, and Mrs. George Shallop. Refreshments served late. The auxiliary will meet Thursday evening with Mrs. Theodore Mera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qmtery Association
7. B. Clark
Elgin
St Watch Bridge
Clark
Prank Palmer
Clarence Proper
Theodore McGray
George Shallop
Theodore Mera
Shower For Mrs. Robert White Honors Cleveland Guest
A miscellaneous shower at West Washington Street honored Mrs. Robert White formerly Gertrude Reed of Cleveland. About 30 guests attended enjoying bridge bingo and contests with prizes awarded to Mrs. Allen May Mrs. Philip Zalaneck and others. Daffodils and shamrock colors decorated the table as chicken chow mein hot rolls and cake were served. Mrs. White received a shawl and corsage for the occasion with Miss Evelyn Brown of Erie among the out of town guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AIS
Mumlon Sugneck
West Washington Street
Robert White
Cleveland
Gertrude Reed
Bridge
Allen May
Philip Zalaneck
E. W. Baccus
Olin Simmons
George Stanford, Jr
Evelyn Brown
Roy Reed
Milton van Dr
Auxiliary Entertained Husbands Yesterday at Meeting
The Women's Auxiliary of the local M C A held its annual party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Omar Crowell. Twenty four attended the March session. Secretary Clyde Shotabarger opened with remarks on life of Moses. Mrs. Leslie Wells led the business meeting as Mrs. Russell Briggs announced plans for the Northwest District YM dinner on April 16. Shown were readings and a film program including A Heritage We Guard and Snow Pan. Oyster stew, rolls, cabbage salad, cake and coffee were served.
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Mayuay
M.C. A
Omar Crowell
YM. G
Shotzbarger
State Armory
Shallparger
Amatica
America
Crowell
Readers Club Met Yesterday
The Readers Club met yesterday at East Smith Street hosted by Mrs. John Cole with nine members and one guest Katherine Stone. Mrs. Wills Brown, president, led routine business and plans to continue meetings through April. Members named radio commentators in roll call and readings featured St Patrick and Mia Wheeler Wilcox. Next meeting set for April at Mrs. F B Sullivan’s home on Well Pleasant Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Asators
John Colegrove
East Smith Street
Katherine Stone
Wills Brown
Ach
Lowell ‘Thomas
Elmer Davis
Gabiel Henter
Cecil Brown
Will Dowd
St. Patrick
Morris Bonsteel
Family Dinner for Perl Chris Marks Birthday Celebration
Mr and Mrs Harry Chris East Martin Street hosted a family dinner yesterday honoring their father Perl Chris as he celebrated his birthday Three generations were present including nine grandchildren and one great grandchild Visitors from Middletown New Cumberland and local families joined the celebration The table decor centered on a St Paul Day motif and Mr Chris received many gifts during the afternoon event
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Sai J
Irvine
Weat Wingp Street
New York City
Arc Supply
Marton Brooks
Erle
Arlington, Va
Andl
Chayles ‘Fuberts
Nurtt
West
Mel Amy
Amy
Mabel Lombard
Third Ave
Tian
Erie
Frank Sayre
Charles Bannister
Jack Logan
Crane
Jatia Familly
George Pappas
South Center Street
Warren
Wiliam Payne
Sidney, N
Will Visi
North East
Kenneth Bock
Ils
W. O. A. Hospital School of Nursing
Jamestown
Bellevue ‘Hospital
Allene Burlingame
Columbus
Hingston Hospital
Brooklyn
Worl
William Swan
West Wayne
Perl Chris
Robert White
HB. Reed
Kate
Thevator
Harry Chris
East Matin Street
John Hicks
George Asoff
Sharon
Middletown
Ray Long
Tommy
Bobby
New Cumberland
St. Paul
Chris
St Patrick Day Party Hosted by Miss Loveland
Miss Hivel Loveland hosted a St Patrick Day party for five members of her Methodist Sunday School class and teacher Mrs Earle Has Drouck. Guests included Miss Emma Ross with games awarding prizes to Darlene Reed Janet Kelsey and Marjorie Spetz. A supper of cake and ice cream followed.
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Methodist U
St. Patrick's
Emma Ross
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