Social Time At Ladies' Bible Class Meeting
The Ladies' Bible Class of the Evangelical United Brethren Church met at Mrs. Harley Banks on Center Street for a regular gathering. Devotions were led by Mrs. Lynn Fleming, with business by Mrs. Edifi Johnson of Jamestown serving as district cashier. Social time featured St. Patrick's Day decor, vegetable jelly, crackers, coffee, and green attire. The April meeting will be at Mrs. J. Hal Smith's home with date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible
Proctor-Willdum Wedding Held At Lottsville Home
The marriage of Ann Marie Proctor and Ernest Willdum was performed by Rev. Carleton Foss at the Proctor grandparents home in Lottsville. The ceremony followed a reception for immediate family with out-of-town guests from Erie Union City Columbus and Columbus. The bride wore royal blue and pink rosebuds. maid of honor Josephine Carroll and best man Van Hilldum attended.
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Hilldum-Proctor
Chirk Proctor
Pittsburgh Wind House
Procter
Lobtaville
Ann Marie
Ernest Willdum
Jessie Gildum
Warren
Carleton Foss
Sugar Grove
Lotteville- Methodist Ghirth
D. W. Provtar
Lottsville
Josephine Carroll
van Hilldum
Hill Dum
Bloom
Clayton Proctor and
Minnie McBtde
Erie
Bee Proctor
Union City
Howard Crosby
Augrey Proctor
Floyd Proctor
Columbus
Roehrig Elected Exalted Riler At Elks Lodge Meeting
Two hundred fifty Corry Lodge No. 769 Elks members elected new officers for the coming year at a meeting at the Judge home on North Center street. William J. Roehring was named exalted ruler, with a slate including Ss. Bog as loyal knight and Richard Bachoiner as lecturing knight. A large candidate class was initiated, a social program followed, and a buffet lunch concluded the event. Installation of the new officers is set for April 16 with Meadville lodge and April 5 for Corry to install Meadville officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Roehrig
Ruler OF
Elks
Corry Lodge
B.p.d. Elks
Judge Home
North Center Street
William J. Roehrng
Ss. Bog
Animhey den Nantes
Richard Bachoiner
Horton J. Davis
Harry Powers
Frank L. Keefe
William Roching
Harold Cragg
Portland
Gre
Charles P. Keating
Delewate
Everett J Phillips
Erie
Ruby Lynford Chase
Youngstown
Meadville Lodge
Corry
Meadville
Easter Hat Party Sets Stage for Presbyterian Class Officers
The Mary Martha Class of the Presbyterian Church gathered at Mrs J W Rickers home on West Frederick Street for an Easter bonnet party. Mrs Douglas Rozelle led devotions and chaired the business meeting. Nominating committee proposed officers: Rozelle president Leroy Dickinson vice president Lloyd Matson secretary Frank Marrs assistant secretary J B Paterson treasurer Marion Rumbaugh Nellie Merkerhouse committee. Hats were trimmed and sold. a donation from Stewart Hat Shop added two new spring hats raffled. Proceeds totaled 13.51 for the class treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenty-Wiee Weuswers
Euess
Mary Martha
Presbyterian Church
J. W. Rickers
West Frederick Street
Douglas Rozelle
P. M. Nichols
Franle Morris
Rozelle
Leroy Dickinson
Lloyd Matson
Frank Marrs
J.B. Paterson
Marion Rumbaugh
Nellie Merker
Delbert Robinson
H. H. VanTassel
Charles Stewart
Stewart Hat Shop
Rickers
Ruth Bolly
Morris
Stanley Anderson
Rozélle
Women of Moose Plan Card Party
Women of Moose hold a meeting with 42 members present chaired by Mrs. Sarah Hansen senior regent. New members welcomed and plans set for a charity card party April 24 at St Elizabeths Hall to benefit the lodge with a food box for a local needy family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
Sarah Hansen
Caroline Gorney
Mary Yarathh
Lucille Anderson
Mary Hahn
Doris Gurney
St. Elizabeth’s Hall
Ning Jewell
Norma Gates
Pauline Hopkins
Rachel Blount
Lois Huth
Agnes, Metz
Ann Lang
Dorothy May
Nina Hoenes
Lukill
Roberta Gates
Ruti Sekman
Irene Morgan
Audrey Hansen
Helen Mooral
Rachel Jackson
Long Distance Shower For Mrs Brams Honored by Local Friends
Local group held a long distance shower Wednesday evening for Mrs. Samuel Brams of Philadelphia. Mrs Ellmear Was sink hosted at East Bend Street Nome with nine guests. Alfred Morrison Jr. won a prize. Wassink served salad and dessert. Pink and blue Easter decorations and miniature bunny place cards complemented the event. Gifts for Mrs Brams were sent to Philadelphia yesterday. Attending guests included C L Auer and Paul Auer among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Brams
Philadelphia
Ellmear Wassink
East Bend Street
Alfred Morrison, Jr
Wassink
Rams
C. L. Auer
Paul Auer
Reade Langhurst
Henry Hicks
Walter Duncan
Harrison, Curtis
John Fenstermacher
Susanne Crowell
White Elephant Sale Tomorrow At Emmanuel Church
The Boys Club of the Emmanuel Episcopal Church plans a white elephant sale in the parish hall from 1 to 3 PM tomorrow March 29. Daniel Cone is line chairman with Lennox Cone and Rocky Clair as committee assistants. club members should bring donations to the church from 11 to 12. Proceeds support club work.
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Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Daniel Cone
Lennox Cone
Rocky Clair
Chub
Buck Schures Performs At Senor High Lyceum Event
Buck Schures presented a matinée Lyceum program Thursday at Senor High School auditorium for grades six through twelve. He sang cowboy songs and demonstrated rope and whip use, delivering the 2 48 o clock afternoon show to attentive students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buck Schures
Senor High School
Lyceum
Mr. Schures
Clyde Shotzbarger Tackles Juvenile Delinquency Theme
The Kiwanis Club at the Ritz Restaurant heard Clyde Shotzbarger discuss youth, games, and responsibility. He linked juvenile delinquency to adult handling and praised Teen Town, while Lt. Gov. Williamson awarded A. Gray Stine a certificate and outlined district plans.
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Clyde Shotzbarger
Kiwanis Club
Ritz
Kiwanis Distriet
Lester P. Williamson
M. F. Olin
John Gravenhofer
Grove City
Harry FH. Barach
Chatrnatotic Aroggam Committee
Clyde Shotebarger
Thee
Shotzbarger
Williamson
A. Gray Stine
Ineal Club
Spencer Ladies Aid Pieced Quilt Project
Spencer Ladies Aid held an all day meeting with Mrs Omar Stowell for 91 members and families. President Mrs Cer Fullam led two brief sessions and a quilt was started to be donated to a needy family. Next meeting set for April 24 at an announced location.
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Ase Paneer WenutuniLy Series! Aid Society
Omar Stowell
Cer Fullam
Indies
Rehoboth Class Meets at Shemsons on Wright Street
The Rehoboth Class of Evangelical United Brethren Church met at Mr and Mrs Robert Shemson home on Wright street with 27 members present. Jesse Whitney led devotions and Vernon Welch presided over a brief business session. Harold Lloyd organized games during the social period. Ivan Downey and Robert Plening led the refreshment committee serving cookies ice cream tea and coffee. Next meeting scheduled for April 17 in the recreation rooms at Snyther Circle.
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Rehoboth
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Robert Shemson
Wright Street
Jesse Whitney
Vernon Welch
Harold Lloyd
Ivan Downey
Robert Plening
Sny~ther Circle
Women’s Relief Corps No 49 Holds All Day Meeting
The Women’s Relief Corps No 49 met at the LOOF Hall for an all day session. A twelve o’clock tureen dinner for 45 members and guests featured St Patrick’s Day motifs. New members Lora Gale and Anna Dyne were initiated and six membership applications were submitted for vote at the April meeting. A dishes committee was formed, flag was furled, and “America” was sung with Mertie Gates winning a group quilt.
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W.R.C
Women's Relief Corps
Loof. Hall
St. Patrick's Day
Janice Carlson
Margaret Patterson
Faith Eastman
Mebel Brown
Lora Gale
Anna Dyne
April Gral
Eva Hill
Mary Rickerson
Nellie Lillie
America
Mertie Gates
Sea Rvass Etny
Bridge Club at Mrs Rowe's East Wayne Street
Mrs H Langdon Rowe hosted the contract bridge gathering on East Wayne Street with two tables in play. Winners were Mrs George Jackson and Mrs C W Jones. Mrs Horton Davis won the special prize. Dessert was served and the next meeting is planned with Mrs J Jones on North Center Street in March.
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Contract Bridge Club
H. Langdon Rowe
East Wayne Street
George Jackson
C. W. Jones
Horton Davis
Rowe
J. Jones
North Center Street
I Arch
Miss Phyllis Ross Celebrates 17th Birthday
Miss Phyllis Ross is honored by her sisters Mrs Wayne VanGuilder and Miss Doris Ross at a Brook street home party. Fourteen young ladies attended with games and prizes won by Erma Gilson and Charlotte Watrons. Whipped cream, cake and cocoa were served. Phyllis received many gifts from friends. John Zietler of Bradford visited the city yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Cox
West Frederick Street
Paden City
Charles Drain
Mass
Helen Glumbleton
W. J. Gumbleton
Ulverty Street
Wening
California
Louisville
Chicago
Betty Mitchell
East Wash
Lawrence Mourer
Youngsville
Floyd Hall
East Main Street
Bue
Doris Ross
Columbus
Marian Matteson
Spring Creek
Joyce Clifford
Barbara Harvey
David Hubertz
Clifford Redding
Houghton College
Houghton
Lawrence Thomas
Paul Wiggers
Erie
The
Automotive Association of
Phyllis Ross
Wayne VanGuilder
Brook Street
Erma Gilson
Charotte Watrons
John Zietler
Bradford
Phyllis
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Vice P
Raph
Ines Jade
Rex
Monte Cristo
Hoppy
Zuckerman
Mery Martha Glass
Women of Moose Plan
Join Allen
Leland G. Puller
Center- Ville
Corry Hospital
Puller
Mary Edwards
Meee Nee Ee EL
Spencer Ladies’ Aid
Nopustanic Tre Re Balan Service
Tonger
Powell
Chapin
E-Zon
the National Bank OF Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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