Carry Memorial Hospital Ladies Auxiliary May Meeting Notes
Local auxiliary members reviewed several fundraising reports at the May meeting. Totals include 126.60 from one drive, bake sale net of 8220, and a vanishing card party profit of 2977. Members were urged to settle outstanding balances to finalize the report. The gathering announced new members, discussed volunteer efforts, and planned the June 4 meeting at Chautauqua Lake with a covered dish supper. News included travel notes on Nellie Dunlap’s Canton trip after a sister’s death and Mrs. Miller’s Virginia visit for her son’s graduation.
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Carry Memorial Hospital
Ce Social Institution
James Sinare
Robert Bets
Nummigene
Charles Thompson
Mary Higgins
Finke Rolurtis Na Socn
I. F Needham
AY Hospital
Northwestcote
Peibaylvani
Old City
Perry Mead
Hospital
Mery Higgins
James MisTnnes
Phill Young
James Hille
Ipl
Robert Curtis
Noodhim
Earl Haight
I Kener
Eo Meyerlein
MacTnnes
Tor
Vennis R. Holletts Sumner
Chautauqua Lake
Merlé Dodd
Tay
Nellie Dunlap
Canton
Minnie Gill
Lora Gale
Corry
Erie
Linding
Hotel
Frank Miller
Fourth Avenue
South Boston
Billy
John Randolph
Bridal Showers Honor Miss Marlene Redding in Clymer
Miss Marlene Redding daughter of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Redding of Clymer was honored at two bridal showers ahead of her May 21 marriage to Airman Donald Garner Events featured four contests with prizes won by several guests. Hostesses and guests from Jamestown Titusville Centerville Grand Valley and Buells Corners attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlene Redding
Lawrence Redding
Clymer
Donald Garer
Gordon Shampoe
Carl Marsh
Duane Bemis
Merton Bemlyn
Arthur Wallace
Lenore Camper
Hee
Lawrence Rows
Lawrence Beagle
Walter Childs
Wesley, Pierce
William Gustafson
James McGinnis
Larry Gorling
Beda Pierson
Elton Reese
Wesley Pierce
Elgin-Beaverdam Club Plans Several Functions
The Elgin Beaverdam Club met Friday at Mrs Merrill Wade’s Beaverdam home with Mrs Rachel Hogan from the Evie County Home extension office attending. Girls prepared for the current project and planned a Wiener Party at Roadside Real, a roller date, and a later skating party. The club to deliver favors for patients’ trays at Corry Memorial Hospital.
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Wrovissen
Sparta Students Enjoy Junior Senior Banquet Prom Night
Spartansburg Consolidated High School held the annual Junior Senior Banquet at Park and Verna's in Colum bus on Saturday evening featuring a baked ham meal for over 50 students plus remarks by Peter Gull and Richard McCord. Miss Jane Kinney presided as toastmistress and Charles Tubbs spoke for the seniors while Miss Barbara Fish awarded humorous verse gifts. Principal Ro Putnam offered remarks. The prom followed in the school gym with blue and white class decorations and music by Sam Roberts and his orchestra attended by many students guests and alumni.
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Peter Gull
Richard McCord
Jane Kinney
Charles Tubbs
Putnam
Tie School
Maissé
Sam Roberts
Plans for Cory High Alumni Meeting and Dance
An executive Cory High School Alumni Association board met at President Keppel Tiffany's home. Chairwoman Clinton Pratt reported Chuck Fern and His Orchestra chosen for the alumni dance to be held in the school cafeteria with announcement cards available from Mr Tiffany. Plans near completion for entertainment following the business meeting in the auditorium.
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Cory High School
Keppel Tiffany
Clinton Pratt
Chuck Fern
Tiffanese
Corry Girl Scouts Plan Mead Park Windup Event
Six Corry Girl Scout troops organize an outdoor windup at Mead Park led by Miss Adele McCray with games and refreshments set for a tentative June 1 date. Each troop will contribute a portion of the program.
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Corry
Girl Scouts
Mead Park
Adele McCray
Child Study Group Met At Mrs Roy Redman Sr Home
Mrs Roy Redman Sr hosted the Cutting Child Study Group at her home with twelve members answering roll call by favorite TV program. President Mrs Walter DeShiauer led the business meeting, Mrs Virgil Emory reported on the Sherman council meeting, and Mrs Raymond Ohmer discussed a Cerebral Palsy Clinic visit. Refreshments of fruit salad wafers and coffee followed. The June meeting will be replaced by a banquet at Chautauqua School.
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Roy Redman
Cutting
Walter DeShiauer
Virgil Emory
Sherman
Raymond Ohmer
Chautauqua School
Betty Lou Scott Marries Theodore Root in Union City Church
Betty Lou Scott and Theodore Root wed at Union City Presbyterian Church at 6 p.m. The bride is Betty Lou Scott of 143 Mott Street, daughter of Betty Lou Scott. The groom is Theodore Root of RD 3, son of the late Willis Root of Union City. They plan a Maryland wedding trip and will reside at McCoy's Trailer Camp. Mr Root works at McInnes Steel Company.
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Betty Lou Scott
Theodore Root
John Hansen
Mott, Atreet
Betty Lo ‘Scott
RD. 3
Willis Root
Cor
Presbyterian Church
Uhion City
Rexford Root
Union City
Maryland
McCoy
BR D
Mr. Root
McInnes Steel Company
Births Record From Local Hospitals
A son, John Castor Rudolph, born last evening at Hamot Hospital in Erle to Mr and Mrs John C Rudolph of 42 East Frederick Street. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Boleslaw Wielicako of 1250 West Main Street yesterday afternoon at Corry Memorial Hospital. Twin girls born Sunday night at Gouverneur New York to Mr and Mrs Richard Jackard. Mrs Jackard is a sister of Mrs Frank Miller of Fourth Avenue in this city.
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John Castor Rudolph
Hamot Hospital
Erle
John C. Rudolph
East Frederick Street
This City
Boleslaw Wielicako
West Main Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Gouverneur, N. Y
Richard Jackard
Jackard
Frank Miller
Fourth Avenue
Orpah Circle Meets At Methodist Church
The Orpah Circle of the Woman’s Society of Christian Service met at the Methodist Church on East South Street. Mrs. W. B. Stowe led the program on the goals of the WSCS and missions, with devotion by Mrs. Shales Carrell. Mrs. Durbar presided over routine business. Mrs. Hubert Vaughn shared travel insights. Refreshments followed. volunteers were asked for the upcoming WSCS screen dinner on Monday evening and new circle names will be drawn for next year.
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Woman’ Society-of
Methodist Church
W. B. Stowe
East South Street
Shales Carrell
Durbar
WSCS
Navy Mothers Club Welcomes New Member at IOOF Hall
The Navy Mothers Club met at 7 30 at the IOOF Hall with Mrs Carl Highy presiding. New member Mrs Victor Morris received her obligation and was welcomed into the group. Afterward members dined at Jansen’s. The next meeting on May 21 will install new officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Mothers Club
IOOF
Carl Highy
Cominisni
Victor Morris
Jansen’s
Extension Leader Is Feted By 4-H Girls Club
The 4 H Girls Club honored Mrs. Rachel Hogan, Erie County Home Extension office representative, at her surprise party hosted by Mrs. Howard Hammond. Attendees included Mrs. Joe McCray and the group planned to meet again on June 3.
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TNE Uoles
Hioge Luten
Charter 4-H
Howard Hammond
Rachel Hogan
Erie County Home Extension Office
Joe McCray
Fred Mixer Speaks at Kiwanis Club Meeting
Fred Mixer, a local lapidarist, spoke at the weekly Rawanis Club meeting in the Hotel Cory last evening. Douglas Rozelle Jr, program chairman, introduced him, and Mixer described how travel to California sparked his stone collecting, leading to cutting polishing and mounting. He displayed samples. Group singing was led by H Lynn Rice and Mrs. Rice at the piano. Stuart Houghton was a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Mixer
Kiwanis Club
Rawanis
H. Lynn Rice
Rice
Stuart Houghton
Honor Larry Shampoe At 12th Birthday Party
Larry Shampoe son of Mi Ana Mrs. Gordon Bhampoe of Clynter was surprised on Botus day when nine playmates gathered at his home to celebrate his 12th birthday. The boys played baseball and a party lunch of angel food cake ice cream cookies and Kool-Aid was served. He received several gifts from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Shampoe
Gordon Bhampoe
Clynter
Mia
Shampoe
Priest Nicola A. DeMita Dies at 81 in New Castle
The Rev. Nicola A. DeMita, 81, longtime pastor of St. Vitus Catholic Church since 1905, died yesterday at New Castle Hospital. He served the parish for decades and was a prominent figure in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Nicola A. DeMita
St. Vitus Catholic Church
New Castle Hospital
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Aera Society
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Prark and Verna’s
Columbus
Checr
Bank OF Corry
the Friendly Bank
Meinhire Federal Ueport
Tnattraee Corporation
Grice Jewelers Corner
Washington Streets
Orpah Circle
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