Emmanuel Guild Meeting at Emmanuel Episcopal Church
The Emmanuel Guild met yesterday afternoon in the parish hall with Rev. Joseph R. Clair leading devotion. Mrs. Velma Moore chaired a business session, the Spring United Thank Offering was collected, and refreshments followed. The June meeting will be at Mrs. Carl Davis's North Center street home with Mrs. Morris Bonsteel assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Guid
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Joseph R. Clair
Youline
Velma Moore
Women’s Auxiliary
Frank Lockyoog
Dom] Williams
Carl Davis
North Center Street
Morrs Bonsteel
Mother and Daughter Banquet Highlights Evang Church Event
The Evangelical United Brethren Church hosted a W B S and Guild Girls banquet with a meatloaf dinner at 6 30 pm. Mrs H F Beagle gave the invocation and Mrs G T Bergman welcomed guests. The program featured music, prayers, and tributes to mothers and daughters. Several local residents were noted for personal events and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Guild Girls
H. F. Beagle
G.T. Bergman
H. Ray Harris
B. V. McClin
Oasisis
Guild Girls Orchestra
Hugh Mosber
Harold Fish
Harris
Dan Culver
Hones
Mary Lou Hurlbert
Douglas Mosher
Gerald Bagley
J. Hal Smith
Africa
Lyle’ Chase
Delia Gifford
Elected Officers Named by Catholic Daughters of America
C D of A Court Conception No 35 held a Thursday meeting electing officers for the year. Grand Regent Mrs Anderson and 10 other officers were chosen including Mrs Rhynard and Mrs Needham. Installation set for June 10 with Helen Mangus to install. Dinner plans and upcoming events noted. Hydrogen production by electrolysis mentioned in closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. of
Court Conception
Catholic Daughters of America
A. Tureen Ainner
C.T. Anderson
Anderson
Eo Rynard
Jerome
Needham
Cleve Morton
Dee Hoylen
Thvernié Miller
Donald Nantes
Robert Wotus
Monitor
M. 5. Cobbett
James Wharton
Albert Ross
James Maloney
Helen Mangus
Warren
Corry
Hoylen
Frances Maher
Rane
Mangus
O.D
Pottsville
Mervyn M. Nast
Treasury
Rhynard
Maloney
James Whartion
Ross
Ohio Couple United In Private Methodist Ceremony
The couple, Miss Evans and Mr Ohrn, wed in a private double ring service at First Methodist Church with Rev. McEntarfer officiating. The bride wore powder blue bolero wool silk and white rosebud corsage. Attendants included Mrs Lawson in pink with pink rosebud. They dine at Ait Restaurant, honeymoon in California, and plan to reside at 616 East South Street. Both couples are connected to Columbus schools and local employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eee Yedle Sense Evans
Nico Hlen
Mary Cmiel
John Giniel
Columbus
Richard James Ohrn
John Ohrn
Baxt Congress Street
A. McEntarfer
First Methodist Church
Frank Lawson
Ohm
Raymond Mig, Company
Comy
Army Air Corps
Raymond Mig
Pigtail Club Meets At Miss Williams Home
Six members attended the Pigtail Club meeting hosted by Miss Madalyn Williams at her West Smithstrep home on Wednesday night. Miss Ruth Clayton chaired the business session before games and gifts were given to birthday girl Miss Katherine Berkhoys amid a salad course and cake. The next meeting is set for May 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pigtail Club
Madalyn Williams
West Smithstrep
Ruth Clayton
Katherine Berkhoys
Informal School Tea Fetes Corry Japior High Faculty
Faculty members at Corry Japior High School were entertained at a tea in the school library from 3:15 to 2 o’clock. Ninth grade home economics students hosted the tea, showcasing class instruction under Mrs. Florence Daye. Chairmen and committee heads coordinated refreshments, entertainment, invitations, decorations, dishes, clean up, and publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Japior High School
Florence Daye
Jean Merriman
Stuka Swartz
Sally Berkhous
J. Piinjtia Fields
Dviones Chambers
Luuilly Stormes
Dixie Phillins
Jean Gases
Rita Morgen
Agnes Puchly
Judy Smith
Gwendolyn Kingsley
Bridal Shower Honors Mes Lars Chi at Jens visit
Mes Lars Chi Watrous recently named received a bridal shower hosted by Mrs Samuel Brams of Jens. Guests included Mrs Henry Hicks Mrs Paul Auer and others. Auction bridge preceded dessert while gifts impressed the honored guest in pink and white decor.
Sciota Community Ladies Aid Holds All Day Session
Mrs Homer Balstee hosted 25 members of the Sciota Community Ladies Aid yesterday for an all day meeting. A noon tureen meal fed 90 people including families and guests. The group planned a comforter for Mrs Gautes Kolstee, with Mrs Wesley Gray presiding. Ms Hoyt Raymond led devotions. next session set for June 10 at Mrs Will Bensink's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sciota
Homer Balstee
RD. 4
Sciota Community Ladies’ Aid Society
Gautes Kolstee
Wesley Gray
Hoyt Raymond
Will Bensink
Steen's Bowling Team Honored at Eve Party
Steen's bowling team members Andree guests Mrs W A Steen Miss Daisy Hoy and Mrs Tony Miscik were entertained Thursday evening at a party hosted by Mrs Zipporah Miller Dinner was at Angelos Erie at 7 oclock Corsages of carnations were presented Team members include Mrs Gerald Staples Mrs G J Chase Miss Rose Jackson Miss Angie Bare ssi and Jeanette Bar essi Most of the helium for industry and medicine is obtained from certain natural gas wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steen
Andree
W. A. Steen
Daisy Hoy
Tony Miscik
Zipporah Miller
Angelot‘U's
Erie
The
Indies
Gerald Staples
G. 3, Chase
Rose’ Jackson
Angie Baressi
Jeanette Baressi
Neighbors Sewing Club Welcomes Two Guests
Thursday afternoon Mrs. Mary Fenton hosted ten members at B D 1. Two guests Mrs. George Wetherbee of West Pleasant Street and Mrs. DeRoss Clawson of Marion Street were welcomed. Devotions by Mrs. Walter Carter referenced Proverbs 17 1 14. The group shared fancy work mendings games and fruit Jello salad cookies and tea. Wetherbee to entertain May 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Fenton
B.D. 1
George Wetherbee
West Pleasant Sirect
de- Ross’ Clawson
Marion Street
Walter Carter
Penton
Wetherbee
Cootiette Club Plans Pot Luck Supper
Ten members of the Cootiette Club No. 102 met at the V F W Home. Mrs Charles Wood presided and the annual donation to the Grand Hospital Fund was voted. The pot luck supper will be held on June 10 with Mrs Wood as general chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cootiette Club
Cootiette Club No. 102
Grayback
Charles Wood
Grand Hospital Fund
Jime 10Th
Wood
Concluding Session of Washington School PTA Study Circle
The final meeting of the Washington School P T A Study Circle was held at Mrs. Robert Tunnell's home on North Center Street with eight members present. Topics covered the health of the school child and social adjustments as he grows. Leader was Ms. Robert Wank. refreshments were provided by Mrs. Tunnell and Mrs Warren Titus. The circle will resume in September with higher membership expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Study Circle
Washington
Robert Tunnell
North Center Street
Robert Wank
Tunnell
Warren Titus
Contract Club Met At Anderson Home
Thursday evening Mrs. Haymout Anderson of North Center street hosted the contract bridge club with all members present. Prizes went to Mrs. W. Jones and Mrs. Walter H. Scott for regular awards, while Mrs. J. A. McCrach took the special prize. Refreshments followed and Mrs. Herott Powell will entertain next Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Contract Club
Anderson
Haymout Anderson
North Center Street
W. Jones
Walter H. Scott
J. A. McCrach Wen
Teachers Honor Mrs Eld With Stork Shower
East Irving Street residents hosted a stork shower for Mrs Clarence Eld hosted by Elementary and Junior High teachers including Miss Ola Young and Mrs Frank Burkvhort at the home of Mrs Frank Graft. A 6 o clock tater minute dinner was served and attendees played games while presenting gifts such as a bathrobe and blanket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Eld
Walter Ross
Lynn Rice
Irving Street
Frank Graft
Antoinette Bgreysi
Red Cross Board Reports At Corry Chapter Meeting
The Corry Chapter of the American Red Cross held a Thursday board meeting at Hed Cross headquarters with Rev. Joseph R. Clair presiding. Members present included Mrs. Charles Stewart Den Tagearty Mo Mrs. Harley Johnson Richard Ross Kabher Miss Ethel McCray and Secretary Mrs. Raymond Tanner. Johnson reported 27 Home Service Corps cases in the past month 16 new. Stewart noted Production Corps has no new quota and regular sessions paused. A May 24 meeting at ASPinwall Veterans Hospital was planned with Community Service Camps and Hospitals Corps reps. McGray said 100 gift boxes for children oversea were sent in April by Noe Junior Red Cross. The next session is set for June 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Corry
American Red Cross
Hed Cross
Joseph R. Clair
Charles Stewart
den Tagearty Mo
Harley Johnson
Richard Ross~ Kabher
Ethel McCray
Raymond Tanner
Johnson
Home Service Corps
Stewart
Community Service 1
Francis G. Whitemeirshairman
Aspinwall Veterans’ Hospital
Ethel McGray
Noe Junior Red Cross
PhD
Mother and Daughter Party at Army Citadel
Thirty mothers and daughters attended a gathering in the Army Citadel dining room. Five mothers with officer children in the Salvation Army were honored, including Tillie VanTassel Steward Meseengen K J Brown Lawrence Sattertee and Merle Miller. The event featured white and purple lilies, small plants, dolls, a tribute to mothers, and group singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citadel
Dininis
P'Clork
Salvation Army
Tillie VanTassel
Steward Meseengen
K. J. Brown
Lawrence Sattertee
Merle Ailler
Sattertee
VanTassel
Manley Robbins, Jr
Therm
Bug Henry
Manley Robbins, Sr
Columbus Aid To Serve Kiwanis Dinner at May 27
Mrs. Bertha Warner hosted the Columbus Ladies Aid Society with devotions by Mrs. Harris Watrous and a business session led by President Mrs. Hollis Uppermen. Plans were made for a May 27 chicken dinner for the Kiwanis Club and a June 6 Columbus School Alumni dinner. quilt tops were donated, and an all day meeting of three Ladies Aid Societies in Brokenstraye Parish will be June 4 at Mrs. Jordan Goleti’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Aid
Bertha Warner
Columbus Ladies’ Aid Society
Harris Watrous
Hollis
Kiwanis Club
Leslie Drie
J. Hy Reaple
Andrew Thompson
Kitche
Columbus School
Ells Blakeslee
Warner
Ashville
Vern Statth
Ladies’ Aid Societies
Brokenstraye
Jordan Goleti
Oolumbus
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Wiliam Johnson
Raymond
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Feith Henton
Edward Crapser
Ward Nichols
Pittsburgh
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Wright Street
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