Anniversary Plan For Ora Mitchell Event In May
Bridge Luncheon Group met Tuesday afternoon and outlined an anniversary open house for Mr. and Mrs. Ora Mitchell of West Spring Creek. The event, centered at the Ora Mitchell home, was to be held May 11 with hosts Mr. and Mrs. Norm Mitchell and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Johnson inviting relatives and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Mitchell
Pomeroy
West Spring Creek
Affternoon
Kod Mus
Norm Mitchell
Howard Johnson
Birthday celebrations and local notices across town
Carol Mae Cochran celebrated a birthday hosted by Mrs. Joe Dentelhauser of Kenmore with dancing refreshments and a cake at Bryant Stratto n Business College in Buffalo. Other items note a Hamel Hospital Alumni spring event, parsonage move for the Evangelical United Brethren church, business relocations including The Mabel Shoppe and Rowland's Radio Service, awards for Marilyn Denton at the University of Pittsburgh, and several community announcements including birthdays, travels, and club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Mae Cochran
Joe Dentelhauser
Kenmore
N. Y
Carol Mae
Bryant-Stratton Business College
Buffalo
Deutelhauser
Arthur V. Coclwan
Sandra Lee
East Frederick Street
Mabel Shoppe
Home
Rowland’s Radio Service
Dedean & Cochran
Marilyn Denton
Mildréd Denton
Iherry Street
Mortar Board
University of Pittsburgh
Rebekah Candidates Initiated In Ceremony
A UMSS Geserewnensunaca wi Loe Idated at Tuesday evening's meeting of the Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge No. 140. A large attendance was reported at the session in TOOF Hall. Noble Grand Mrs. W. F. Thieson called the group to order at 8 o'clock. Initiating the class were Mrs. Howard Loveland captain and other members. Musician was Mrs. Garl Millspaw. soloist was Mrs. Mabel Regrit. Social hour followed with sandw iches cake and coffee. May 16 hostesses will be Mrs. Roward Loveland and Mrs. Keefe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge
Toof. Hall and Noble
W. F. Thiesson
Howard Loveland
Frederick Beall
Fred G. Huenes
John Obrn
Alma Erickson
P. L. Swanson
Blof Dale
Maude Weese
Merrill Lille
Marvin Millspaw
Walter Decean
Eleanor Hudsom
Arthur €. Barton
Ethel Matthews
Ross Jules
Clarence Cox
Reynold Hamilton
Zenoth Miller
Garl Millspaw
Mabel Regrit
Harvey Loveland
Arthur Mapes
Eugene Smith
Roward Lovéland
Keefe
W C T U Meeting at EUB Church in town
The W C T U held its regular meeting at the Evan gelical United Brethren Church with devotions led by Alfred Haenel. Mrs Carl Henton was named flower mission director and chair of a future committee sale, with plans for an institute at the Methodist Church and a ribbon tying ceremony noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.C.T.U
E. UB
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Alfred Haenel
John
Carl Henton
Hlower
Grace Grace
Henton
Sodality Plans Special Activities For May 14th
The Sodality of Our Lady of Perpetual Help met at St. Eayard's Hall to plan a May 14 event at St Thomas Church. After Mass there will be breakfasts in the Sir Edward's School auditorium and a crowning ceremony for the queen of the court. Members include Dorothy Sarnicki, Rhoda Blatt, Patricia Moloney, RuthVEN, Mary Catherine Guadagin, June Gleason, and Cat o Giffore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunum
Sodality of
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
St. Eayard’s
Louise Misliaceto
St. Thomas' Church
Sir Edward's
Eh T Pont
Than Day
Mighineeto
Dorothy Sarnicki
Rhst Blatt
Praticit Moloney
Sir Ruthven
Mary Catherine Guadagiin
June Gleason
Cato Giffore
Junior Senior Tri-Hi-Y Officers Installed
Memours of one dissarped Tri-Hi-Y met at the rooms eve ning and the senior officers installed the officers for the ensuent year. The new officers are Mr Barbara Karkoski president Miss Jean Meiniman vice president Mr Wilma King secretary Miss Hetty Wood treasurer and Miss Gwenah lyn Kingsley social chairmans Installing officers were Miss Carolyn Christenson president Miss Maxene Oberman givt president Miss ColeHia Mcclintock Secretary Miss Phyllis Armitage treasurer and Milas Cherie Sweet social chairman. Plans for the penny Mardi Gris to be held at the YP ron on May 1th and 20th were discussed. Pon nies will be used in exchange for the various sales entertainment and games. The public has been invited to attend the carnival and proceeds will be used to finance delegates to the Gri i Training Conference at Grove City College in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eveniity
Barbara Karkoski
Jean Meiniman
Wilma: King
Hetty Wood
Treasiurer
Gwenahlyn Kingsley
Carolyn Christenson
Maxene Oberman
ColeHia Mcclintock
Phyllis Armitage
Milas Cherie Sweet
Grove City Collage
Club Heads to Buck Hill for 80th State Convention
The club departs tomorrow morning for Buck Hill Falls Inn to attend the 80th Pennsylvania State 3 PW convention. Registration starts Thursday afternoon with elections and installation of state officers on the agenda. Guest speaker is Frances Scott from Northhampton Mass, hosted by State President Mrs Baral Bennet of Johnstown. Sunday breakfast and worship close the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buck Hill
Pennsylvania
de Kay Frances Scott
National Fear Ution
Northhamptoi
Mase
Baral
Bennet
Johnstowh
Breal
Local social notes mix travel and visits in Erie area
E F Bettey of Powell Motor Company will attend the Irie County Automobile Dealers meeting this evening. Mrs James Whitby and others hosted bridge guests of Mrs James Sullivan in Mead Avenue. Walter Ross leaves for Schenectady on business with Cory-Jamestown Mfg Co. Various visits trace moves of local residents from Meadville to Erie, with travel to Toronto and San Antonio noted. A week in Miami Beach ends as Mrs Mert Nast returns home. Erie Automilive Association meeting at Village Inn referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Bettey
The
Powell Motor Company
Irie County Automobile Dealers
Rip
James Whitby
Harry Chase
Edward Bellestine
Kick Little
Welliaty Milter
Pete O'Brien
Erie
James Sullivan
Mead Avenue
Walter Ross
Wright Street
Schenectady
Cory-Jamestown Mfg
al Phillips
L1 & Cohen
Meadville
A. Rossin
Guugiiter
Blaine
Franklin Street
Maurice McCray
Mir J
Paul Styles
Bler
Ewing
Nordlist
Arthur McGray
Jain
Mairies McCray
Witmer Heffer
East Maln
Treet
Christian and Missionary Alliatics Church
Toronto
Canada
Sionary “Alliance Church
Dierey
United States
Furtqueh
D.C Smiley
Dan Taggart
East Man Street
Mert M. Nast
Frederick
Miami Beach
Harold
Powell
Nupily Center
Cleveland
Lawrencr Thomas and
Reberk
Erie Today: Swiberedtene
Erie Automilive Association
Vilage Entel
Stork Shower Honors Mrs. Thomas Jansen
A local stork shower celebrated Mrs. Thomas Jansen with guests Miss May Louw Haight, Miss Therese Martitt, Mrs. Willam Hoylen, Miss Alice Dahlsteam, and others. Awards went to Mrs. Dio and Miss Minchin. gifts included a decorated shower cap while attendees enjoyed chicken salad, hot rolls, relishes, cake, and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Citer
Smith Strest
Tomas Jensen
May Louw Haight
Therese Martitt
Willam Hoylen
Alice Dahlsteam
Rollin Jewell
John God
Aleen Graham
Williamn Shamburs
Camyla
Dio
Minchin
Danstll
Sparta Spur Horse Show To Se June 18th
Sparta Spur Riding Club plans its annual horse show for June 18 at Abid owned by Harold Hammond twilight show with Paul Blakeslee as chairman. About 20 members gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Cyril Skiff in Spartansburg for the event setup and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emis
Sparta Spur
Cyril Skiff
R. D
Donald Allen Wan
Abid
Harold Hammond
Figar Twilight
Paul Blakeslee
Arlen
Spartansburg
Miss Mary Anderson Feted By Students
Miss Mary Anderson was honored Monday afternoon starting at 1 o'clock by the Concord School students of the sixth and seventh grades in the downstairs social room. Mary Lou Spiesman Roberta Shields and Patricia Anderson organized the party. Sandwiches cake kool aid and mints were served with pink and white decorations. Roberta Shields played piano and Leo Pelfrey performed accordion selections for entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Anderson
Khe Hth
Seth
Concord School
Mary Lou Spiesman
Roberta Shields
Patricia AN
Iphe Honendoll
Miss Shields
Leo Pelfrey
Miss Dolores Gerzing Engaged To Edward Ross
Mrs Sophie Gerzina of Center Street announces the engagement of her daughter to Edward Ross, son of Mr and Mrs J Ross of DL City. The bride elect is a senior at Corry Senior High School and was in the senior singing group. Mr Ross served in the Navy and is employed at Acto Supply Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary ‘Simolk
Findley Lake
Tee Ceeam
Joeaiid Aeros the
Toad
Harry Roberts
Robert Wickwire
Weet Pleasaot
Washington
Wikwie
Capitol Building
Titbrary of
Congress
Abe Urowih
Culun- Bird
Dolores Gerzing
Edward Ross
Sophie Gerzina
Center Street
Ores S. Gerzina
J. Ross
DL City
Gergini
Hoey
Corry Senor High
Rass
Navy
Acto Supply Aig, Co
J F Club Meeting With Mrs Edgar Miller
J F Club gathered at Mrs. Edgar Miller’s home in B D 1 for a Tuesday evening. Two tables of Progressive 500 advanced during the evening with awards given to Mrs Robert Proctor, Mrs Almion Persson, and Mrs Peter Sel. Miller served macaroni salad, pickles, hot rolls, fruit cookies, coffee and tea. The summe r will check west on the 16th of May and Mrs Peterson will be booteye with the theme of Mrs Lisyd Thome w Snyder Circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ge Glub
Edgar Miller
B.D. 1
Robert Proctor
Almion Persson
Reputer
Peter Sel
Traveline Nine
Miller
Peterson Wilbe
Lisyd Thome
Snyder Circle
Martha Vincent Hosts Card Club Night
Mrs Martha Vincent entertained the contract bridge club at her home on West Frederik Street with two tables in play Last night Miss Barbara Ann Keppel and Mrs Cherle Bracken won awards Mrs Vibrent served the same course and plans for a May 16 meet were announced with Mrs James L Allyn of Park Street named hostess
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marthe Vincent
West Frederik Street
Clandle Vest
Robert Grice
Barbara Ann Keppel
Cherle Bracken
John Fruetermacher
Vibrent
James L. Allyn
Park Street
Easter Star Banquet Planned For May Sixth At Methodist
The Corry Guy Chapter No. 17 Order of the Eastern Star announces its annual Mother and Daughter banquet to be held Tuesday evening May 6 in the First Methodist Church dining room. Members will serve a chicken dinner and the entertainment includes physical selections a skit and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ole Evyenig
Reade Dasghurst Tor
Corry Guy
First Methodist Church
Doreas Chis
Pail Meerdink
Hast Smith
Lillian Guild Meets for Annual Officers Dinner Event
Lillian Guild of the Brammanwel Episcopal Church held a May 10 parish hall dinner hosted by Mrs H A Gilbert and Mr William Myers. President Don Williams presided as plans were made for the annual teachers dinner and a forthcoming rummage sale to benefit the guild treasury. Officers to be elected at the June meeting amid arrangements by Mrs Maple Avenue and Mrs Joseph R Clue for hostess duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Guild
H. A. Gilbert
Harold A. Giller
West Giarc Street
William ‘Myers
Lilian Guild
Brammanwel Episcopal Church
Mus
Don Williams
W A Redmond
Williams
Gillurlus Ehaimmam
Guild
Nplé
Oh Maple Avenue
Mire
Josep R. Clue
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Ruth Roman
Massey News
Mae West
W.C. Fields
WM. Botd As
Hopalong
Cassidy
Chicadee
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Hibert Heedui
Tarbell
Raymond Anderson
Nomh
E. H. Harmon
C. W. Sones
Alexander’ . Boag
Health
Castoria
Pond Chunk
Silver River
Dolly Madison
Jos
VIMCO
ELBO
P&g
Hamel Hospital
Ini
Ania
Pulakos-on-the-Lake
Gayle Brown
H. Ray Harris
Heléne Rae
United Brethren Parsonage
North Center Street
Roy Rickerson
Momley
Eugene Welder
G. Cassatt
Wayne Street
Waldorf
Deo
C. L. Auer
Janet Auer
Porter Auer
Janet
Lyi Sil
Beaverydam
Omaha
Jeptha White Shrine
Jeptha
Mintauira
Whit Oan
Sea’s
Sill
Carroll Kearns
Richard Peebles
Parksstreet
Sheridan Lee
Corry Hospital
Bonna
Wesleyville
Treon Society
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Ghireli
Shieet
Towad
Helen Saxton
C-J
Garnet Madison
Wesh Malte Street
Businus and Professional Women’s Club
Clara Curtis
Virginie Perkins
Halon Olty BP. W
Rebekah
Sodality
Robbel Ty Nile
Tota
J. F. Club
Martha Vincent
Auer Agency
General Insurance
J. Paul Pizor
Wim
Genter Si
Dial
F.C. Chapin & Son
Clement Scramalaned
Fray
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Helen
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