E U B Brotherhood Considers Sponsoring Scout Troop
At the Thursday meeting of the E U B Brotherhood held at North Center Street Church, president Guy Bennink led routine reports and a discussion on sponsoring a Boy Scout troop. Robert Fleming spoke and showed two scout films, with a committee appointed to study options and a decision planned for April 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. U. B. Brotherhood
E.U.B. Brotherhood
North Center Street
Guy Bennink
Crosby Bush
Robert Fleming
Herold Tish
Reah Mekiroy Indy G
T. Bergman
Mitchell Merriman engagement announced in Corry notices
The engagement of Miss Joans Mary Mitchell to S A Charles R Merriman was announced by the bride’s mother Christine Mitchell of 216 Fourth Avenue. Merriman is the son of Rev and Mrs R B Merriman of 817 Worth Street. Joins Corry High School graduate and Corry Jamestown Mfg Corp employee. The fiance attended Corry schools, worked at Widmann and Teach Drug Store, and now serves in the U S Navy aboard the USS Luiseno at Newport Rhode Island. No date has been set for the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell-Merriman
Joans Mary Mitchel
Charles R. Merriman
Christine Mitchell
Fourth Avenue
Merriman
R. B. Merrsiman
Worth Street
Miss Mitchell
Corry High School
Corry-Jamestown Mfg. Corp
Corry
Clymer Pirates Honored After Regional Championship Win
The Clymer Pirates were feted at a community party at Clymer Central School after winning the Class B Chau tauqua County and District 6 western New York title. More than 100 attendees heard remarks by Robert Cullen of Cornell and each player and manager received state emblems and maroon and gold all wool jackets. Team managers William McCray and Ronald Morois and players Milton Courtwright Richard Ten Holken Theodore Nakaski Homer Loomis Rue Button Jr Norman Chdy Harold VanEarden Vincent Bensink John White were honored. Loomis earned a trophy for fau shooting and VanEarden received a cap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer
Clymer Pirates
Chautauqua County
New York State
Clymer Central School
The
American Legion Post
Clyde Bidens
Robert Cullen
Cornell University
William McCray
Ronald Morois
Milton Courtwright
Richard ‘Ten Holken
Theodore Nakaski
Homer Loomis
Rue Button, Jr
Norman Chdy
Harold VanEarden
Vincent Bensink
John White
Loomis
VanEarden
Friendship Club Meets at Mrs Bertha Warner Home
Mrs Bertha Warner of East Main Street hosted the Friendship Club gathering yesterday for eight members and one guest. Contest winners were Mrs Clifford Lawson Mrs Roy Swart and Mr Eugene Powers. A cake and coffee break followed with decorations reflecting the Easter holiday. The next meeting will be hosted by Miss Frances Sperry on April 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Club
Bertha Warner
East
Main Street
Clifford Lawson
Roy Swart
Eugene Powers
Thortese
Frances Sperry
Weddings and Visits Dot West Pennsylvanian Weekend
Mr and Mrs Arthur Burgess and Mrs Leslie Wells attend Spiritual Emphasis Retreat at Cambridge Springs with YMCA groups of western Pennsylvania. Several locals travel to New York for a Lee International Beauty Convention. A church wedding unites Phyllis Peterson and Frederick Jackson at St Thomas The Apostle with a large turnout from Meadville Oil City and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur O. Burgess
Leslie Wells
Cambridge Springs
Pennsylvania
High O'Bare
Mary Jane
Sajly
Hugh
Akron
Elizabeth Rogers
North Genler Street
Kathryn Bright
Oil City
Glenn Stearns
East
South Street
Ray Roberts
Erie
Rey
George F. Hoylen
Kilgore
Texas
North Center Street
Leo
Hoylen
Warren D
Fargo
Warren” R
Lowell Fargo
Columbus
Harry Hotchkiss
Falconer
Kathleen Parsons
Carlyle L. Coons Usnr
Field Medical School
Camp Ledeille
N. C
Fleet Marine Force
2Nd Marine Division
Craftsmen's Chapter Party Set By Erie Guild
Local Erie Chapter members of the Pennsylvania Guild of Craftsmen plan a Thursday dinner at the Erie Yacht Club at 6 30 p.m. The event features a craft sample auction with minimum value of 2.00 and invites guests. The chapter drafts plans for a second annual exhibit at the Erie Public Library May 10 to 12 with entry fees, voting by attendees, and cash prizes for top show pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craftsmen
Erie
Pennsylvania Guild of Craftsmen
Erie Yacht Club
Louis, Fuess
R. B. Way
Ida Weber
Uie
Erie Public Library
Guild
Louis Fuess
John Alexick
Henry E. Anderson
Vashii Anderson
William C. Frazier
Frank Grooms
Ceil McCarthy
Louise Reitaell
Betty Seigley
Vis. H. B. Thompson
A. R. Weiler
Wendell 8
Wright
Mrs Thomas Yarassa Hosts Card Club Evening
Mrs Thomas Yarassa entertained her card club Thursday night at her West Pleasant street home. Six members and two guests Mrs C L Millspaw and Mrs To Harvey attended and prizes went to Mrs Robert Wickwire and Mrs Millspaw. The hostess served a salad course rolls and pizza to her guests who will meet next with Mrs Michael Varasse on April 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ænomus Yrassa
Conasta Club
West Pleasant Street
C. L. Millspaw
To Harvey
Robert, Wickwire
Canasta Party Hosted by Mrs. Sheehan on West Church Street
Mrs. John Sheehan entertained a group of friends Friday evening with a canasta party on West Church Street. Prizes went to Mrs. William Johnson, Mrs. Charles Hiles, and Mrs. Edward Jerome. Guests included Mrs. Walter McElroy, Mrs. Harmon McElroy, Mrs. Arthur Gostiran, and Mrs. Dorry Clark. Dessert courses and salad were served after the games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sheehan
West Church Street
William Johnson
Charles Hiles
Edward Jerome
Jete
Walter McElroy
Harmon McElroy
Arthur Gostiran
Dorry Clark
Eastern Star Golden Anniversary Sunday marked by 10th chapter, 100th national year
Corry Chapter No. 17 of the Order of the Eastern Star invites members, families, and friends to a golden anniversary at First Presbyterian Shareh on Sunday afternoon April 1. The vesper service starts at 4 p.m. with guest speaker Davis Mingworth of Titusville and former matrons hosting the reception. Local volunteers handle refreshments, decorations, and the guest book, while souvenir booklets are prepared for distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star
Corry
Order of the Eastern ‘Star
First Presbyterian Shareh
W. F. Bickers
Davis Mingworth
Titusville
Velma Moore
T. W. Whitehead
J. B. Patterson
W. 5. Houghton
Paul F. Bauer
G.I. Roinesale
Edgar Alexander
Bauer
W. Brute Ellsworth
W. W. Graham
Merrill Lillie
Sara
Jean MacInnes
Robert. Fleming
Merle McIntyre
Max Brown
Willard Gibson
Stanley Curl
Peter Nelthercatt
William Hall
Claude Blanchard
Farewell Party for Herbert Smith in Spring Creek
A farewell gathering honored Herbert Smith of Spring Creek as he departs for armed services next week. Held at the Spring Creek Community House, 45 guests enjoyed group singing and games with prizes to several attendees. Refreshments were served and Mr. Smith received a purse from the group. organizers included Mrs Frank Kalferlin and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Smith
Spring Creek
Armed Services
Fred Smith
Spring ‘Greek
Handler Mason
William Edminstons
Juhn McKay
Harry, Johnson
Roger Donaldson
Thomas Felton
Mr. Smith
Frank Kalferlin
Bessie Johnson
Leslie Donalison
Kenneth Sickler
Raymond Sinkler
Bridal Shower Honoring Miss Jane Gleason Before April Wedding
Miss Jane Gleason, whose marriage to Joseph Huff is set for April 14, was guest of honor at a party Thursday evening hosted by Mrs. Dorothy Sarnicki of 141 Worth Street. Fifteen friends attended a miscellaneous shower. Mrs. Robert Watts won the Cinasta prize, while Mrs. Syleste Borsa received the door prize. Mary Katherine Guadagna assisted with refreshments of baked ham, fruit cake and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Gleason
Joseph Huff
Dorothy Sarnicki
Worth Street
Miss Gleason
Robert Watts
Syldeste Borsa
Misa Mary Katherine Guadagna
Women’s Civic Club Adds New Member at Rod and Gun
The Women’s Civic Club met Friday at Rod and Gun Club with one new member Mrs. Harl Wick Wire. President Mrs. L. B. Houghtling led the session noting a $44.80 bake sale proceeds under Mrs. Merle Long. A Memory Lane shrubbery project for Mead Park was ordered and will be installed on arrival, weather permitting. The group voted $25 for a flag pole at the new lorry Memorial Hospital and planned a homemade soup and pie sale at an announced date. The next regular meeting is set for Friday, April 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harl Wickwire
Women's Civic Club
Rod and Gun Club
L. B. Houghtling
Merle Long
H. B. Reed
Memory Lane
Mead Park
Memorial Hoapitaly
Colpville Woman Called by Death of Relative Nay
Mrs Leland Johnston of Colpville Pennsylvania has been in town for several days due to the death of a relative. Local services are expected tomorrow with updated arrangements to be announced at the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland Johnston
Colpville
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Sam” Burns
Rory Calhoun
Garbara Bates
Gene Lockhart
Lynn ‘Har
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Kaleen Locthat
Alexander Knox
Henry King
Lawar Trotti - Cole
Technicolor
Powell Loan and Finance Co
Corasdeen
Phyllis Peterson
Frederick Jackson
St. Thomas’ Church
St. Thomas ‘the Apostle
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Frederick Ross Jackson
Francis J. Graves
James Wharton Whiso
Louie Migliacoin
Rita Jackson
Mary Jane Ash
Olean
Sally Sullivan
James Peterson
Victor Crage, Jr
Ray Amy
St. Edward's Hall
Milton Zaluneck
Edward Berry
Edward Messenger
Alice McTunisin
Meadville
Greenville
Youngsville
Fairview
Buffalo
Olea
N.Y
Jackson
Cony High School
Crmer
Wallace Garage
Raymond Mle. Co
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Women’s Civic Club
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Chapin and Son
George Gold
Halcyon Sart
Donald Gold
Ellwood City
Stahl Jewelers Diamonds
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