Election of Officers At Harding PTA Meeting
Harting School PTA met yesterday at 2 o'clock for a program by the children including singing and a quiz on the Weekly Reader. Mrs. L R Davison, Mrs. John Cartier and Mrs. Carl Stump provided refreshments. A business session elected officers: president Mrs Davison, vice president Mrs Cartier, second vice president Mrs Stump, secretary Mr Trostle, treasurer Mrs Reinbers, and council members Mrs Meerdink and Mrs Nollinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
É Harding Pta
Harting School
L. R. Davison
Ohn Cartier
Carl Stump
John Carrier
R. Davison
John Cartier
Carl Shump
Tobi Trostle
Alvin Reinbers
Pru Meerdink
Arthur Nollinger
Hospital Tag Day Set For May 13 By Auxiliary
The Cony Hospital Auxiliary discussed plans for the annual tag day to be held Saturday May 13 2014 General chairman is Mrs G L Boyd Authorization was approved to purchase hospital gowns and a sterilizer Mrs Robert Catlin reported net proceeds of $126 from the rummage sale and Mrs John Tinson joined as member Mr and Mrs Robert Church returned home on Tate Creek Road after a weekend in Alton visiting relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cony Hospital
G. L. Boyd
Robert Catlin
John ‘Tinson
Robert Church
Nome
Tate Creek Road
Alton
Corry Society Notes Mix Visitors and Travel Plans
Mrs. G. is returning Wednesday from Baltimore where she visited her parents Mr and Mrs D C Young. Mr and Mrs Frank Schrader plan to attend funeral services in Jamestown for Mrs Schrader's aunt Mrs Gustav Johnson. Miss A Luise Huep SPARS formerly Corry faculty visits Grove City. Mrs L C Barnes leaves for Oil City to settle at 104 Church. P L Carpenter Montgomery Ward district manager Warren visits local store. Mr and Mrs Ralph Fogle leave for a business trip to Buffalo. Pvt Joe Miseile leaves for Bradley Field after a ten day furlough. Roger Amy returns to Fort Dix after visiting relatives. Miss Sara Johnson and Mrs Esther Sterg travel to Akron Ohio after visiting in the city. Mrs Charles Stewart spends today in Erie on business. Mrs T F Giblin visits North East. Dr V W Graham attends Philadelphia meeting then returns Sunday. Mrs J W Moore and others attend Grange Masters meeting in Jerry New York. Dorothy Manthews and children visit Hiram Betherink. Keppel Tiffany arrives tomorrow for a fifteen day furlough. stationed Florence South Carolina. P N Carter and J F Lawson of New York City are in the city on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove City
Miss Huep
Palm Beach
Fig
L. C. Barnes
West Church Street
Oil City
Mr. Baynes
Church Street
P. L. Carpenter
Montgomery Ward
Warren
Ralph Fogle
Wright Street
Buffalo
Joe Miscile
Bradley Field
Comn
Mary Miseile
Corry
Pyt
Roger Amy
Fort Dix
N. J
Merle Amy
Sara Johnson
Esther Sterg
Akrop
Ohio
Charles Stewart
Stewart
Erie
T. F. Giblin
Maple Avenue
North East
V. W. Graham
Philadelphia
Philadelphia County Medical Society
J. W. Moore
Eva Bull
Blen Gleason
Lucas
Grange Masters
Jerry
Dorothy Manthews
Hiram ‘Betherink
Pie
Keppel Tiffany
Pvt
Tifany
Florence
S.C. P
N. Carter
J. F. Lawson
New York City
Kiwanis convention plans and local notices mix in Meadville
A local Meadville area column notes diverse items from a Liberty Day fundraiser with magician Donald Garrison at the Golden Rule dinner to Kiwanis International plans in Chicago for June 20 to 22. It also reports service member updates, theater and music events, and wedding announcements in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Garrison
MeaéVille
Corry
Hotel Corry
Lynn Rice
Office of Defense Transportation
English Wedding Recalls Union City Couple’s War Time Union
Elmer E Wontenay of Union City and Muriel Dorn Inman of Hornchurch England wed at Holy Trinity Church Southampton. The ceremony featured a spring-decorated altar, maid of honor Thelma Inman, best man Paul Strong, and a reception followed. After a seven day honeymoon in England the couple plan to settle in Union City after World War II.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer
Wontenay
England
Muriel Dornunin
Wychfield
Station Lane
Hornchurch
Essex
Willian C
Elmer E. Wontenay
Chion City
Holy Trinity Church
Southampton
Bishop Sleaves
Mayer
Thelma Margaret Inman
William C. Inman
Stract
London
Paul Strong
USA
Convent of the Sacred Heart of Mary
Upminster
Oxford University
Cambridge University
U. S. Army
Cpl. Wontensy
Union City High School
University of
Quartermasters Corps
Union City
Engand
United States
Third Avenue
Cpl. Wontenay
Birthday Party For Judy Franz at East Congress Street
Judy Franz celebrated her fourth birthday with 11 guests including seven mothers at her home on East Congress Street Monday afternoon from 3 to 5. Children played outside and competed in a bubble blowing contest with prizes awarded. An ice cream and cake birthday luncheon was served with pastel floral decorations. Judy received several gifts from her friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stic Povery Crue
East Congress Street
Judy
Engagement of Toyce Maxine Meador to Raymond Bachamer
The notice announces the engagement of Toyce Maxine Meador, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Meador of 16 East Bond Street, to Raymond L. Bachamer of 815 West Pleasant Street. The wedding is planned for the near future and the couple have ties to St. Thomas Church before its choir disbanded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
auenstein-Bachamer Letrathal
Ernest &. Hauenstein
East
Bond Street
Toyce Maxine
Raymond L. Bachamer
West Pleasant Street
Uture
Wing Willi Star Stores Dinner Honors Employees
Employees of the Wing Willi Star Stores gathered at the Hotel Corry last evening for a dinner party. A chicken dinner was served at 6 30 with covers for fourteen, followed by a social evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wing Willi Store
Wing Willi Star
Hotel Corry
Stunt Night at Senior High Nets Over 200
Announcement from Senior High School morning says Stunt Night held last Friday raised more than 200 for intramural sports. Boys winners were Room 14 modern chorus gifts, girls winners Room 7 mock wedding. Trophy will be engraved with 1944 winners and awarded annually as the stunt night program repeats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modern Chorus
Banquet Yields New Officers for Women’s Club
At the Monday May 15 banquet in the Horn Block club rooms the Business and Professional Women’s Club elected new officers. Miss Lillian Murray is president and Mrs Mildred Denton is vice president. Other posts include secretary Miss Dorothy Havenst in, assistant secretary Miss Helen Lee, treasurer Mrs Lawrence Thomas, assistant treasurer Mrs G B Bush, corresponding secretary Mr Ethel Forgach, and delegate Miss Murray Alberhate to the state convention in Wilkes-Barre June 16 17 18. Miss Mabel King joined as a member. Plans for a rummage sale were discussed and the annual mother and daughter banquet will replace the usual social meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women's
Clb
Horn Block
Lillian Murray
Mildred Denton
Dorothy Havenstiin
Helen Lee
Lawrence Thomas
G. B. Bush
Ethel Forgach
Wilkes-Barre
Murray
Alber Hate
Denton
Mabel King
Richard Rossbacher
Harry Blount
Lawrace
Thomas
C. C. Blanchard
Aames Lynch
Margaret Swanson
Circle No 1 W S C S Regular Meeting at Mrs Barnes Home
Regular meeting of Circle No 1 of the Woman's Society of Christian Service was held at Mrs R G Barnes home on West Pleasant street with twenty members and two visitors present. Mrs Eva Spicer led devotions and Mrs Russell Clark presided. The group routed and discussed postwar problems and lessons led by Mrs Edmund Barr. A social hour followed with contests led by Mrs Irvin Young. hosts served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.S
Methodist Church
R. G. Barnes
West Pleasant Street
Eva Spicer
Russell Clark
Edmund Barr
Irvin Young
Barnes
F. B. Sullivan
P. A. Galbreath
Mr and Mrs Arthur King Honored On Anniversary
French Creel hosted a surprise anniversary party for Mr. and Mrs. Arthur King at their home with about forty friends and neighbors. The couple celebrated their thirty fifth wedding anniversary with a four tier silver and yellow cake baked by their daughter Mrs. E Beckerink and a cash gift presented to the pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Beckerink
Nelson Dimmick Honored On Retirement
Nelson Dimmick retired April 27 from the Raymond plant after thirty three years of service. He was feted by electrical department staff and friends at the Boston House with a dinner and a purse of money. Dimmick served as plant engineer for twenty nine years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heware
Womdard Streett
Raymond
Electrical
Boston House
Dimmick
Focal
Daughter born to Mr and Mrs Waller Zonjono at Corry hospital
A daughter was born last evening at the Corry hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Waller Zonjono, 116 North Center Street, Corry. The birth adds a new member to the Zonjono family with hospital delivery reported by local records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Hospital
Waller Zonjono
North Center Street
City Council approves dump plan and street opening request
At a special meeting Wellinvsusa 40m EEKie and Won urged opening a roadway east from East street. Council will review the open drainage project and visit the J P Drought Company yard between Erie and Pennsylvania rails for potential development by Aikens motor car dealer pending permits. A curb permit for the Pinch block frontage on Second Avenue was discussed. The director of safety will report next, and right of way work on East Wayne Street drainage progressed. Chief Manigan authorized to address a nuisance on West Washington Street sidewalk and rear-store refuse procedures were outlined. A Board of Health meeting ordered 30 day notices for rats nuisance on Blit Street property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellinvsusa
Eaststreet
J. P. Drought Company
Erie
Pennsylvania
Aikens
Shambaugh
Dover
Second Avenue
Lefty
Safe
Teiney
Besson
East Wayne Street
Polite Manigan
Hollis
West Washington Street
Cowell
Board of Health
Mmn
Fragmentary OCR weathered note on local event
Fragmented readable text hints at a local event or notice with names and numbers obscured. Mentions a person or group and a dated or credited item, but key details are unclear. The fragment suggests a society or committee activity with borrowed or issued items and a credit line.
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Rex
Ella Lanchester Sonpoit
Oliver Lemore
Aubert
Neco
Helen
Ladies
Brgare
Orex
George Hall Dimick
Wendell Hulings
Paratroons
Port Benning
General McNier
Washington, D.C
Dane Roeolle
Seaman
Seabee Camp
Aly Davisville
Doug
Harold Brown
Shel Som
Bob Brown
Erie Civic Music Association
Bio Pina
Metrropolitan Opera Company
Pinen
Metropolitan
Cincinnati Symphony
Eugene Goossens
Minneapolis Symphony
Dumitri Metropoulos
Intianapolis Symphony
Fabien Levitsky
Philadelphia ‘Symphony
Eugene Ormindy
Imade
Cincinnati Orchestra
Dorothy Webster
Wesleyville
Karl Francis Rea
Wesleyville Methodist Church
James
Nevada Coppinger
Sale Creek, Tend
Camp Caledon
Lake Erie
Erie County Sabbath School Association
Marjorie Stockwell
St. Paul, Minn
Taicille Nuber
Brie
Donald Mudge
Richard Mudge
Wattsburg
Homer Bulard
Bullard
France
Marion Nef
The
Elks’ Chole
H. Lynn Rice
Meadville
Biks
Sister Evlatis
Sisters of Mercy Convent
St. Edward's Hall
Usi
Servne
Ted Beehey
Muvloudh
Ain
Judy Franz
Jay Roma
St. ‘Thomas
Bach-Gougod
Prank’ Raymond
Marjorie Peck
Daytona Beard
Fla
Fred Pryburg
St. Vincent's Hospital
Erie Hospital
William Coleman
McKeesport
George Gordon
Walter Brown
Conneaut
Eleanor Meadon
Tll
Montaimery Ward
Leavin
Oil City Hospital
Ol City
Allegeny College
Vary Tassel
Fast Frederick Street
Rn Stil Aeronautics Administration
Allegheny College
Curtis Jewelry
Circle No
W.S.C.S
Mrs
Arthur King
Nelson Dimmick
Tela
Reich’s Store
North Centar St
Corry, Pa
Anid Pedtichi
Frank C. Chapin
Zuckerman
the National Bank OF Corry
Duposits
Paderal
Drpobld Insurance Obeforaloh
Arias Mpitee
Bradford
Aly Pe. Ou
OWN
Jume
Brooklyn
Phil Ting
Seoyer
Sears Strange
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