Kiwanis Club Plans Annual Festival at Mead Park
Kiwanis members met at the Phoenix Hotel for a weekly dinner and heard Walter Auer report on Mead Park improvements and future development. Barry Barach announced festival arrangements with Ferris Co for Mead Park during the July 4 week, as Glenn Mead Day and festival committees expand concessions. Raymond Seastead praised candy ball gum machines sales. next week’s meeting moves to McCray Church with a 6 PM departure from the hotel under Joseph Myers.
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Mead Park
Glenn Mead
Raymond Seastead
al A
Arthur 3. Martin
McCray Church
Phoenix Hotel
Joseph Myers
Agriculture Committee
FEA
David Livingston
Lynn Rice
Grive
Out Of Town Guest Honored At Club Social Gathering
Mrs. Robert A Ott of East Proderink Street hosted a social evening with three tables of contract bridge. Prizes went to Mrs. Frank Graft regular prize, Mrs. C W Bracken special award, and Mrs. Harold Powall ogra bingo. Attending were Mrs H Langdon Rowe, Mrs W Jones, Mrs Horton J Davis, Mrs Walter H Scott, Mrs George R Jackson, Mrs Ellsworth Holt, Mrs Raymond Anderson, and Mrs Grace Penniman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Ott
East
Proderink
James WI
Breadon
Montclair
B.J
Frank Graft
C. W. Bracken
Harald Powall
Prise
H. Langdon, Rowe
W. Jones
Horton J. Davis
Walter H. Scott
George R. Jackson
Ellsworth Holt
Raymond Anderson
Grace Penniman
Chevrolet Dealers Meet at Hotel Corry Dinner
About twenty nine Chevrolet dealers and managers gathered Thursday at the Hotel Corry for a district dinner. Ralph Smith chaired with George Shultz and Allen Coho assisting as Chevrolet reps. Carl Wirgess of Buffalo described school bus body construction and demonstrated a vehicle, while talks covered Chevrolet truck and light vehicle standings.
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Chevrolet
Hotel Corry
Buffalo
Ralph Smith
George Shultz
Allen Coho
Carl Wirgess
Mr. Smith
Shultz
Coho
Robert, Lewis
Robert Bunce
Dan DeCoux
Thomas ‘Motors
Fellowship League Met Last Evening at St Pauls Church
Mr and Mrs Gerald Staples hosted 24 Lutheran Fellowship League members at St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church. Rev Harry S Bowman spoke on mission work in Liberia and led the discussion. President D Armour Billstrom presided. next meeting is June 16 at Larson cottage Findley Lake with singing games and dessert served by Mrs Staples.
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Fellowship League
Gerald Staples
St Wayne Street
Lutheran Fellowship League
St. Paul's
Fairview P T A Mock Bake Sale In Progress
The Fairview School P T A holds a mock bake sale to raise funds for a movie projector. Photos of baked goods were taken home by students, and parents are asked to contribute to support the purchase. Students will collect the money and hand it to teachers.
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Fairview P. T. A
Fairview School
Bridge Tournament In Evie To Begin Tonight
Bridge tournament at the Lawrence Hotel Evie starts this evening and runs through Saturday and Sunday with sessions in the afternoons and evenings. All duplicate bridge players invited. The mixed pairs event begins at 8 oclock tonight. Saturday opens at 1 oclock and the team of four event is set for 1 pm Sunday.
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Lawrence Hotel
Evie
Piano Students Spring Recital At Methodist Church Parlor
Declamenasy piano students of Mrs Earl Ruiter and Miss Naomi Johnson present their annual spring recital on Saturday at the Methodist Church parlors. The public is invited to attend. On June 4 the advanced students of Miss Jomaom will give recitals.
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Earl Ruiter
Naomi Johnson
Jomaom
Spring Creek Grange Hod Anniversary Party
The Tath anniversary of the Spring Creek Grange was celebrated last evening with a capacity attendance. Ten Granges from Warren Crawford and Brie counter were represented and a tu reen dinner began the festivities. During the evening meeting remarks were given by Pash Masters JA Bosak and Rolla McGray of Waterford Pomona Master Bears George E Demming featuring FAVE att Nnteresting history of Me Grinte and a respite of the Events Was the ontine end serving in birthday caleo.
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Spring Creek
Warren
Crawford
Briecounter
Pash Masters JA
Bosak
Rolla McGray
Waterford
Pomona Master Bears
George E. Demming
Ontine
D. of A Officers Elected at Conception Court No 35
Catholic Daughters of America Court Conception No 35 elected officers last evening with Miss M Agnes Lynch named committee chair. Grand Regent Mrs Jerome F Needham announced plans for a June installation and Holy Communion events at St Elizabeths and St Eds. May 23 dinner for Court St Rita No 24 at K of G auditorium. reservations due May 19.
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Oi City
K. of G
Leo Hoylen
Holy Name Society
St. Edward's Hall
Leo Rhynard
M. Agnes Lynch
Jerome F. Needham
Durin
la Verne Miller
George Williams
James Cassid
Kathyrn Green
Robert Sanders
Fin Stal
Donald Nante
Theresa Boeniat
Monitor
Walter Wotus
Sentinel
Milded Denton
Organis
Mary Hand
Geraldine Sullivan
Stanley Malek
Rhynard
Harold Cragg
Bugh Meinhaupt
Nantes
Carl Peterson
Cleve Morton
Julia Zepka
William Swan
James Wharton
Treve Cippell
Hoylon
Bridge Luncheon Honors Mrs. Ott in City Home
A delightful bridge luncheon was held yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. W. Bracken on North Center street in honor of Mrs. Robert A. Ott Jr formerly Phoebe Wagner. Four tables of contract bridge were in play. Card awards went to Mrs. Robert Galbreath, Mrs. Ruere Grice, and Mrs. Ott.
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William A. Proctor
Atlante City
Lord Watrous
James N. Breadon
Montclair
Robert A. Ott
East Frederick Street
Ruth Campbell
Clarendon
Douglas Rozelle
East Main Street
Mary Jane Rozelle
William ‘Stright
Larimer
Edinboro State Teachers College
Miss Rozelle
Wallace ’. Young
Wright Street
Bradford
R. A. Ott, Jr
Robert A. Obl, Jr
Phoebe Wagner
W. Bracken
North Center Street
Robert Bracke
Sharles Bracke
Avi
Robert Galbreath
Ruere Grice
Ott
Ninth Grade Party Planned at Corry Junior High
An annual ninth grade party at Corry Junior High School will be held this evening in the gym from 8 to 1 with 128 ninth graders and faculty attending. Principal Harold G. Wolfe appointed faculty chairmen for committees aided by student helpers.
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Corry
Crelack
Harold G. Wolfe
Florence Daye
Rush Wright
J. Donald Watson
Ramsey Rogers
WN. 1
Boscon
North Clymer Couple Honored On 52nd Anniversary
Mr and Mrs William Meerdink of North Clymer were honored at a family party on East Smith Street for their 52nd wedding anniversary. Attendees included the Meerdinks’ relatives from North Clymer and nearby towns, with shared refreshments and a cake. The couple received a gift from the group.
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North Clymer
William Meerdink
Paul Meerdink
East Smith Street
Lloyd Meerdink
Famly
City
Glenn Meerdink
Wilbur Mourdink
Carter Hill Ladies Aid Elects Officers
Carter Hill Ladies Aid met for an 11 day gathering with Mrs Creed Smith. A par en dinner was served at noon and Mrs Allen Peterson, president, presided over the business session and officer elections. Milton Moris was named president, Harley McCray vice president, Arthur Morris secretary, Harold Howard treasurer. Prizes awarded to Nelson Williams, McGray, and Archie Hurlbut during the social period. Next session set for Peterson home with time to be announced.
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Creed Smith
Allen Peterson
Milton Moris
Iarley McCray
Arthur Morris
Harold Howard
Nelson Wiliams
Mc Gray
Archie Hurlbut
Peterson
Open House Planned for 92nd Birthday in Marion Street Home
Mrs. Theodore Bradley of 40 Marion Street will be honored on her 92nd birthday with an open house hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Roy Aikens. Guests are invited from 6 to 10 PM. Mrs. Bradley, in good health, recently relocated from Spartanburg after 21 years.
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Theodore Bradley
Marion Street
Roy Aikens
B-5 Club Honors Mrs Dirks with Bridge Night Prizes
Mrs Arthur Crowell hosted the B-5 Club on Wes Smith street with two auction bridge tables in play. Prizes went to Mrs Henry Hicks and Mrs Edwin Cole. A shower of gifts for infant Larry Dirks occurred, and hostesses served sandwiches doughnuts and coffee. Next Wednesday Mrs Walter Darnofall of Sciols road will entertain.
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Dirks
Arthur Crowell
Wes Smith Street
Auction Bridge
Henry Hicks
Edwin Cole
Kenneth Dirks
Dobn Larry
Walter Darnofall
Sciols Road
Mother and Daughter Banquet at Evangelical United Brethren Church
The W. S. W. S Mother and Daughter banquet honoring 138 attendees was held last evening at the Evangelical United Brethren Church. Dinners were served by the church men at 6:30 pm. Mrs. Keith Henton presided as toastmistress with a program featuring greetings, musical selections, awards for oldest and youngest mothers, and a skit by the W. S. W. S and Girls' Missionary Guild.
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Warren W. Hutchinson
Church Street
Columbus
Oho
Bawin Pardink
Lakewood
George Ellsworth
Marton Street
Donald
Gady
North Center Street
Buffalo
Cynthia Sus Cady
Children's Hospital
Leslie Akam
Wesleyville
Dan Culver
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Culver
Iw. S. W
Keith Henton
Leon VanTassel
Patricia Plemine
Girls’ Missionary Guild
Polo
Epsilon Phi Chapter Meeting Hosted by Mrs Curtis
The Epsilon Phi Chapter of Meta Sigma Phi met last evening at Mrs 4H. Curtis on East Congress street. Guests from Lambda Chapter included Mrs Arthur Wiler and Mrs Robert Emmington who presented a gavel with the Beta Sigma Phi crest and a leather book. Mrs Emmiento delivered a cultural message on the organization and committees were named for the year. The meeting ended with ritual and Mizpah. Dessert was served by Mrs Quins and the May meeting will be with Mrs Euland Harvey.
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Epsilon Phi
Quins
Euland Harvey
North
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