Mrs Harry Hall Hosts Bridge Club in East South Street
Mrs Harry Hall of East South Street entertained her contract bridge club last evening with two tables in play. Prize winners were Mrs J Fred Kinley and Mrs Hugh O Hare, while Mrs Howard Ross took the special prize. Guests enjoyed salad and refreshments before adjourning to meet May 20 at Mrs Mary Jourdet’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hall
East South Street
J. Fred Kinley
Hugh O'Hare
Howard Ross
Mary jJourdet
Jolly Nine Club elects officers in meeting with Miss Sawyer
The Jolly Nine Club held a Wednesday evening session to elect officers. Diane Sawyer was named president, with Marian Ross as vice president and Virginia Thompson as secretary. Other roles included Jean Swarm treasurer Judy Sawyer Janice Ward guards Thomas Sawyer Lucille Ross mag carriers and Thompson among refreshment staff. Light refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Nine Club
Diane Sawyer
Miss Sawyer
Marian Ross
Virginia ‘Thompson
Jean ‘Swarm
Judy Sawyer
Janice Ward
Thomas Sawyer
Lucille Ross
Miss Thompson
Lind Hand
Thomas Kerstetter
Warren County Homemakers Tour Showcases Farms and Homes
About 190 members of the Warren County Home Extension group conducted a Wednesday homemakers tour visiting Anderson sisters home in Pittsfield, Spring Creek, and Columbus area sites. They viewed landscaping, remodeling projects, and heard insect control talks. The group gathered at 9 30 am and ended at Mrs Johnston in Bear Lake with Pauline Hoke assisting. A Columbus Extension meeting is set for May 18 at 7 pm at the Grange Hall for anyone interested in caning or finishing trays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
Warren County Home Extension Group
Robert Johnston
Anderson Sisters
Pittsfield
Adams
State College
Women Of The Moose Hold Business Session
The Women of the Moose met last evening at the lodge rooms on North Center street with Mrs. Alfred Cone presiding. A large class of candidates was initiated and Jamestown chapter invited Corry to attend May 12. Plans were made to raise funds for co workers pursuing the college of regents degree at the national Chicago convention. Horizon certificates will be awarded next meeting to those meeting national requirements. Nominations for officers due May 20. Attendance prize awarded to Mrs. Lawrence Aldrich. flower centerpiece from Jackson's Floral Gardens won by Mrs. Harold Gale. special prize to Mr. Dorothy Estes. Lunch served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
North Center Street
Alfred Cone
Jamestown
Corry
Cone
Jessie Mason
College of Regents
Chicago
Horizon
Lawrence Aldrich
Harold Gale
Jackson’s Floral Gardens
Dorothy Estes
Dorcas Class Reelects Officers At Methodist Church
Dorcas Class of the First Methodist Church re elected all officers at a regular meeting held Wednesday evening at Mrs Hazel Brockmans East Main home. Officers listed include Mrs Henry Rockman president Mrs Gladys McCloskey vice president Mrs John Ohrn secretary and Mrs K S Durham treasurer. Eighteen members attended and prayers and a Mother tribute were given. Gingerbread with whipped cream and coffee were served. Next session on May 19 will be a tureen dinner at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Elizabeth's Guild
St. Elizabeth's Church Guild
C. T. Anderson
Cyril Krona
Charles ‘Likby
Joseph Micdamus
Raymond Bachomer
Thomas B. Reed
John Waseak
Church Hall
Barbara Splesman
Barbara Lord
Joseph Frisina
Dorcas
Hazel Brockman
First Methodist Church
East Main Street
Henry Rockman
Gladys McCloskey
John Ohrn
K. 5. Durham
Lester Lopus
Brockman
Arthur Burgess
Nellie’ Carlson
Ray Wolford
Junior High Tri-Hi Y Elects New Officers
The Junior High Tri-Hi Y elected next year’s officers from the seventh and eighth graders. Deanna Marlett will be president with Mary Beth Keppel as vice president Kay Dussett secretary Patrica Kinney treasurer and Patricia Merdink chaplain. The final meeting will install the new officers and details will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deanna Marlett
Mary Beth Keppel
Kay Dussett
Patrica Kinney
Patricia Merdink
Miss Maridon Louderback Celebrates Sixth Birthday
The sixth birthday of Miss Maridon Louderback was celebrated at her home on East South Street with 24 kindergarten and neighborhood friends. Games and prize winners included JoElen Mallick and Rosalie Renzi, with pastel decorations and flower seed favors for the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maridon Louderback
East South Street
JoElen Mallick
Rosalie Renzi
Bill Wolfe
Karen Sue Baker
Harrison Keppel
Naomi Gronosta
Teron Winans
Jay Summerville
Robert Alexander
Patti Lynn Gleason
Cathy Willams
William Peiffer Jr
John Tate
Linda Hall
Maridon
Page Louderback
William Peiffer
Harold Wolfe
Dean Miller
Margot Louderback
Columbus Men's Club Meeting Reported
The Columbus Men's Club met at the Columbus Town Hall with 24 members present. They voted to require the decorating committee to continue work and to cooperate with church trustees on canvassing for funds. L. L. Noble of Pennsylvania Gas Company spoke on extending the gas line to Columbus Borough this summer. A program committee and refreshment committee were named for the next meeting. The next gathering is set for June 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Men‘s Club
Columbus Men's Club
Columbus Town Hall
L. L. Noble
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Columbus
Albert Sandburg
Frank Dodd
Carleton Curtis
Earl Messinger
Worth Hammond
James Curtis
J. H. Reagle
F. Lowe Edwards
Michael 3Ekarek
Perry Mead
NFMS Met In Regular Session Last Evening
A church gathering on Essex Street drew good attendance as Mrs. C M Bailey led the program with group singing Saviour Like a Shepherd Lead Us a Bailey poem Bring Them 15 reading Jesus Includes The All by Mr Hebers song Ninety and Nine prayer by Mrs Merriman Scott Bailey and Delbert Crosscutt business followed with Mrs Allen Foote Mersimary Vine season closed with prayer by Rev Merriman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malonary Society
Essex Street
C. M. Bailey
Mr. Bailey
Jesus
Hebers
Merriman
Scott Bailey
Delbert Crosscutt
Allen Foote
CGG Club Honors Miss Mary Lou Haight Before Wedding
The CGG Club hosted a bridal shower for Miss Mary Lou Haight, soon to wed Jack Dey, with Mia James Sullivan and Mrs Herold Cragg as hostesses at a Meuid Avenue home. Games, bridge, and a garden themed lunch followed, gifts for Miss Haight and Mrs. Earl Haight noted, and the next meeting was set for May 20 with Mrs. Louis Valentine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CGG
Mary Lou Haight
Jack Dey
Mia
James Sullivan
Herold Cragg
Meuid Avenue
Miss Haight
Donald Hall
Donald Nantes
Earl Haight
Groun
Louis Valentine
Harbor Half Ladies Hold All Day Meeting
Yesterday the Harbor Half Ladies Aid met at the community house for an all day session. A noon dinner was served to members and families. Hostesses were Mrs. Rupert Morris Mrs. Gordon Fralick and Mrs. Louis Allen. Mrs. Morris president led the business meeting and the afternoon was spent tying off a quilt. Mrs. Oscar Vance had her birthday honored and received several fine gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harbor Half Ladies
Harbor Half Ladies Aid
Rupert Morris
Gordon Fralick
Louis Allen
Morris
Oscar Vance
WRC Plans Memorial Day Program at 1007 Wall
At the regular Wom en's Relief Corps No. 49 meeting Mrs Merle Long led plans for Memorial Day participation and the standard flower ceremony. Renova tions for the mother and daughter banquet on Tuesday were to be submitted by tomorrow for the McCray Community House venue. Mrs Charles Newman and her committee served cookies and coffee after the session. Next meeting date May 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WRC
Women's Relief Corps
Wall
Merle Long
Ldies
Charles Newman
Circle No 3 Mat For Final Session
Circle No 3 Woman's Society of Christian Service met at First Methodist Church with 18 members and one guest Ella Shay. Mrs Willis Brown presided. a reorganization meeting for the combined chosen was announced for Monday evening. Funds were approved for retired deaconesses and missionary home. Ruth M Smith Children's Home plea to be held at Sheffield on June 3. A mother and daughter banquet was held. Mrs John Mitchell reviewed Where'er the Sun. Committee served strawberry shortcake and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
Circle No
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Ella Shay
Willis Brown
Ruth M Smith
Sheffield
John Mitchell
Eleanor Fludzon
Irene Mountain
Luella Smith
Wheelock Aid Meeting Held At Mrs Leland Crosscut Home
The Wheelock Community Aid group met at Mrs. Leland Crosscut’s home with Mrs. Frank Harvey presiding. Devotions were led by Mrs. Wayne Hopkins, Mrs. Leonard Edwards and Mrs. Harvey. Mrs. Harvey gave a talk on soaps and detergents and members spoke about the Homemakers' Day program in Erie. An entertainment contest was organized by Mrs. Charles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheelock
Leland Crosscut
R. D
Frank Harvey
Wayne Hopkins
Leonard Edwards
Harvey
Erie
Charles
Kennedy Hosts Social After Meeting With Members And Guests
Kennedy and Mrs. Guy Williamsess served jello cake and coffee to nineteen members and one guest. Awards were won by Mrs. Otto and the event included social hour with plans for the next meeting at 8 p.m. A Jam Lanehyn was to entertain afterward.
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Blatt Bros
REX Theatre
Pennsylvania
Tuxedo Junction
Chattanooga
Glenn Miller Stort
Charles OI
Meen
Beorge
Torus
Henry Morgan
Frances Langford
Louis Armstrong
Gene Krupa
Ben Pollack
the Modernaires
Corry Drive-In
Joel McCrea
Barbara Hale
HAND
Sterling Hayden
Richard Carlson
Powell Motor CO
Center Street
CUE Tomes
E. Bower
Wilmington
Del
Angola
Bower
Germany
Frank H. Madison
Maplewood
N. J
John R. East
Madison
East
Elkhert
Ind
Fre Barton
Fairview Street
B. Barnes
Hawovc
Rey
Joseph R. Clair
Joseph Wetmore
Korea
Kenneth Wetmore
Elgin
Guy Benninks
South Center Street
Toronto
Canada
Charles Thorne
Harold W. Edgren
Charles H. Blud
New York City
Ue Corry
Vern Patton
Elmira
Tey Patton
Hempstead
L. 1
Archie Patton
White Street
Ivis Messinger
Dayton
Raymond Barnes
Barnes
Blanche Barnes
West Pleasant Street
NFMS
Helen
Tota
Leland
Eas
Searen
Anar
Fogle Lumber CO
Dial Corry
F.C. Chapin & Son
Somufs
Fante Sheres
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