Morgan Beverly Joins Inter-City Bridge Club
Best wishes go to Morgan Beverly as he becomes non playing director of weekly duplicate bridge games at Hotel Corry starting 8 pm Saturdays. Monthly muster sessions are set for the last Saturday each month. Two separate fees per week cover open and junior games, with the junior event limited to players with ten master points or less. The open game aims to attract top players from Erie Warren Jamestown and Corry. Other town notes include Marilyn Ingram leaving for Redlands Cal for work and Jim Watson winning a graduate assistantship at Duke University in 1960 61 in higher mathematics.
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Morgan Beverly
Bridge. Club
Hotel Corry
Morgan
Kib [Tzer
Tigers
Erie
Warren
Jamestown
Corry
Plood
Hibitzer
William Ingram
Grove Street
Mie One
Marilyn Ingram
Redlands
Calif
Jim Watson
J. Donald Watsons
East Congress Street
Duke University
Durham
N. C
U. S. Air Force
CAHB
Jim Ia
Grove City College
Peg Warner
North Carolina
Peg
University of Asylvania
Sear Eeecee
Helen Jege
Jim Sullivan
Buffalo
Canisius College
Mleiihan
Notre Dame
Jim Allyn
Connie Monroe
Union City
Northwestern Pennsylvania Livestock Associaton
Citizens National Bank
Jonathan Lodge
OOP
United Nations
Sovereign Grand Lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Mayme Wood Beck
St.Augustine
Frank Ames
Berniece Ames
Witt Calif
Russell Cassett
Church Street
Ronald Cummings
Hospital Auxiliary Hears Jamestown Group Projects
Five Miuwers ne wd Ladies Auxiliary from WCA Hospital in Jamestown attended the meeting. They outlined successful hospital projects and offered fundraising ideas. Plans included a memorial for the late Mrs. Stanley Malek and a May volunteer update. A House and Garden Tour was announced for mid June.
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Miuwers
WCA Hospital
Jamestown
Elks Club
Corry Memorial Hospital
H. K. Powell
Corry
Jamestown Group
George Anderson
WCA Hospital Board of
Arthur 5.Erwin
Stewart H. Stever
George
Stanley Malék
C. W. Bracken Sr
Harold_Carr
Harold Jackson
George Hagger
Richard Peebles
Robert Curtis
Thomas Rothrock
William Seitz
David MacKenge
Widmann and Teach
Earl Haight
Needfam
Hagger
Dan Taggart
D. Amour Hillstram
Jungath
Bracken
Northwest District of Hospital
Warren
Bridal Shower Fetes Rosemary Sventek at VEW Post
A blue and white bridal shower for Rosemary Sventek occurred Sunday at the VEW Post home ahead of her May 28 wedding to George Baker. Her mother and sister, Mrs. Mary Sventek and Mrs. Frank Puckly, hosted the altar. Bingo prizes went to several guests, and Miss Charlotte Sheayver won the door prize. An orchid corsage and gifts accompanied the honored guest, with attendees from Buffalo, Union City, and the Corry area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary Sventek
George Baker
Mary Sventek
Frank Puckly
Harold Blakeslee
Joseph Puckly
Paul ‘Wishman
Thomas Linstol
Stanley Ada
DAR To Hold Final Meeting By Brokenstraw Valley Chapter
The final meeting of the year for the Brokenstraw Valley Chapter Daughters of American Revolution will take place Thursday afternoon at 2 o clock at the home of Mrs Arthur Colegrove on Euclid Street. The program is run by the ways and means committee led by Mrs Colegrove with a report on the National DAR Congress by Mrs Robert Tunnel. Members are reminded the penny collection, conducted throughout the year, is due at this meeting.
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DAR
Brokenstraw Valley
Daughters of American Revolution
Arthur Colegrove
Euclid Street
Ways and Means
Colegrove
Robert Tunnel
National Dar Congress
Washington, D. C
Orpah Circle Meets With Mrs Sturgis
Mrs Prank Sturgis of Wayne street hosted 18 members of the Orpah Circle of the Women’s Society of Christian Service at the Fist Methodist Church last evening. Mrs D Earle Bliley led devotions using Proverbs 31. The program on “Matches To Light the Candle” was presented by Mrs Marvin Millspaw. Mrs Harold Slaughter, soon to leave Corry, received a group gift as hostess Mrs Travers Stohlberg served refreshments.
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Orpah
Sturgis
Prank Sturgis
Wayne Street
Woman’s Sociesy of
Christian Service of the
Fist Methodist Church
D. Earle Bliley
Marvin Millspaw
Harold Slaughter
Corry
Travers Stohlberg
Public Invited To Hear Rev Canon Keys At Meeting
Members and guests of the Lillian Guild of Emmanuel Episcopal Church invite the public to hear Rev Canon William Keys at their 8 o clock meeting. Keys formerly youth secretary for the American Committee of the World Council of Churches and led a 70 student delegation touring Russia last summer. He now serves as Canon of St Pauls Cathedral in Erie.
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Lillian Guild
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Canon William Keys
Canon Keys
American Committee of the
World Council of Churches
Russia
St. Paul's Episcopal Cathedral
Erie
William C. Seitz Jr
Surprise Party Honors Mary Ellen Johnson
Mr and Mrs Andrew C Johnson hosted a surprise party at their Piccadali Hill home Sunday afternoon for granddaughter Mary Ellen Johnsons 11th birthday. Guests enjoyed a pink and white cake, a spread of foods, and prizes including door prize winner Lorie Lindstrom.
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Mary Ellen Johnson
Andrew C. Johnson
Piccadali Hill
Mary Ellen
Pauline Johnson
Lorie Lindstrom
Judy Swart
Marilyn Jackman
Jean Dingfelder
Margaret Kowalski
Gathy Downey
Agnes Taggart
Mary Jean Mitchell
Carolyn Brundage
Wanda Rieck
Cheryl Stokes
Margaret Logan
Joan Dingfelder
Connie Johnson
Donald Walters
Tommie Johnson
Jack Walters
Charles Hanker
Folmar Nielsen
Union City
Robert Meyer
Daugh Iter
Buffalo
Corry Grange Hosts Visitation Meeting With Japan Program
Corry Grange No. 55 hosted a visitation meeting led by Master Charles Mulligan. Union City Grangers presented the Japan program with readings, songs, and a mime of customs. Guests included Gene Ericson and other Grange officials. lunches were served to attendees from 12 Granges.
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Corry Grange
Corry Grange No. 55
Union City Grangers
Japan
Charles Mulligan
Henry Butcher
Corry James~town Corporation
LeRoy King
Grange Hall
Edinboro
Corty
Chile
Rosa Larrondo
Caridace Goodwill
Cheryle DeGarlando
Bonnie Jean Campbell
Gene
Guy Morton
North East
Clifford Haynes
Pomona
Calin Rankin
Lyle Houghtling
Meadville
Sid Me. Campbell
Union City Grange
Globe
King
Edinboro Grange
Mae I Clark
Lottie Kingsley
Velma Long
Progress report at Hospital Auxiliary meeting
At last night’s Hospital Auxiliary gathering a resume of progress to date was presented. The photo shows from left to right Mrs. George Hagger publicity chairman Mrs. Taggart cochairman Mrs. John Rudolph Mrs. D Armour Hillstrom the other cochairman and Mrs. Robert Bracken
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East Main Street
Hospital
Fromeff
George Hagger
Taggart
Cochairmen
John Rudolph
D. Armour Hillstrom
Cochairman
Robert Bracken
Birthday Party Honoring Sanders Children
Mrs. Voseon Sanders entertained 30 youngsters at her sister Mrs. Richard Blount’s home on West Smith Street for the birthdays of Billy aged 5 Beth aged 9 and Pam aged 10. Leslie Lopus Rose marie Spitman led games with prizes won by Barbara Tomcho Jule Sandburg Hal Blount Sandra Crowelli and Andy Tomcho. Door prize winners were Tod Blount Sally Wilkinson. Mrs. Edward Girovsky helped serve a decorated cake ice cream and punch.
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Edward Girovsky
Sanders
Loyal Order of Moose Installs Officers for New Year
After the regular meeting, Loyal Order of Moose officers for the new year were installed by Past Governor Arthur Litz with installing sergeant-at-arms Dean Bashline. New officers include Clarence Farrington junior past governor Dale Mulvin governor Frank DeLury junior governor Neil Thomson prelate J. Sheldon three-year trustee Merle Brown secretary Henry Fosburgh sergeant at arms Thelo Burlingame inner guard and William Wojtaszek outer guard. Trustees Charles VanTassel and William Pring had been previously installed. A lunch served by Mrs. Clarence Farrington followed.
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Loyal Order of Moose
Arthur Litz
Dean Bashline
Clarence Farrington
Dale Mulvin
Frank DeLury
Neil Thomson
J. Sheldon
Merle Brown
Henry Fosburgh
Charles VanTassel
William Pring
Hal Roach plans comeback with new TV comedy format
Hollywood producer Hal Roach Sr at 68 explains how a $60 million loss in four months from Guterma collapse forced a return to his Laugh Factory. He aims an hour long TV format plus 45 minute streamers to revive top flight comedy, citing Laurel and Hardy as proof of enduring demand. Roach vows to deliver sight comedy long absent from modern TV and film.
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Hollywood
Hal Roach
Pronger
Roach
Alexander Guterma
Hal Roach Jr
Guterma
Roach Sr
Mrs Harry Parker Hosts Circle at First Methodist Church
Mrs Harry Parker presided as aidute by Mrs W B Stowe over a WSCS circle meeting of the First Methodist Church last evening. Flowers for the Mother and Daughter Banquet were to be brought to the church tonight. The WSCS meeting next week is postponed to May 16 due to special services. Miss Ruth Dehrstrand led devotions and the program titled Let the Children Be Heard was presented by Mrs Stanley Nichols. A dessert was served and the evening ended with decorating pill boxes for leper colonies.
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Harry Parker
Aidute
W. B. Stowe
Bather Corp
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Harry Hotchikiss
WSCS
Ruth
Presbyterian Women to Host Rev Thomas Francis Speaker
Rev Thomas Francis of Utica Pa a Waynesburg College and Western Theological Seminary graduate will speak at the First Presbyterian Church Women’s Association meeting on the topic Town and Country Churches the national mission focus for Presbyterian women this year He organized and directed the Westminster Larger Parish in Misslin County and later co directed the Penn Alpha Larger Parish in Eastern Presbytery He currently serves as pastor and director of the Parish of the Master in Venango County Presbytery of Lake Erie
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Thomas Francis
Utica
Waynesburg College
Western Theological Seminary
Women's Association
First Presbyterian Church
Francis
Westminster
Misslin County
Penn-Alpha
Venango County
Lake Erie
Miss Kathy Hicks Honored At Bridal Shower
Miss Kathy Hicks, bride elect of Blair Skiff, was honored at a bridal shower hosted by his mother and sister in law, Mrs Cyril Skiff and Mrs Bernard Skiff, at their home on R D 1. Seventeen guests attended a evening of games and visiting with prizes awarded to Mrs Virginia Calhoun Mrs Marilyn Maynard and Mrs James Haslett. The latter also received the door prize. A decorated shower cake with salad rolls and coffee preceded gifts to the honoree.
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Kathy Hicks
Blair Skiff
Cyril Skiff
Bernard Skiff
Virginia Calhoun
Marilyn Maynard
James Haslett
Hicks
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