PT A Meeting Sets Fair Plans and Officers
Washington school PTA met yesterday with Mrs. T Allan May presiding and devotionals by Mrs. Harold Lloyd. They voted $15 for Cub packs, planned the June 4 fair, and set June 2 as material deadline. Officers elected: May president, Hess vice president, Johnson second vice, Dyer secretary, Dingle treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Fehool P. 1. A
T. Allan May
Harold Lloyd
T.A
Woodrow Hess
Donald Dingle
Cleveand
Robert Wank
Hield
May
Milford Reed
Leslie Wells
James Smith
Women of the Moose Nominate Officers for Year
The Women of the Moose gathered at the lodge to nominate officers for the coming year with Senior Regent Mrs. Donald Gates presiding. The group initiated a class of five candidates, and the June 6 meeting will include the officer election. A radio show entertained attendees after refreshments served by Mrs. Lola Hill and her committee, featuring many members including Mrs. Harold Jewell and Miss Rosalind Hopkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
Donald Gates
Lester Hepler
Betty Gallagher
Lola Hill
Harold Jewell
Dora Daye
Ruth Clark
Fill
Gates
Lawrence ‘Hansen
Josephine Frisina
C. V Huth
Rosalind Hopkins
Anita Lang
Harold Jackson
Julia Zepka
Ann Mongera
Wheelock Aid Society Holds Church Session
Twelve ladies of the Wheelock Community Aid Society met at the church to clean the building and share a noon picnic meal. Announcements were made and upcoming events previewed including a missionary talk May 24th and help at the May 27th school picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheelock Aid Society
Wheelock Community Aid Society
Richard Miller
Africa
Guy Williams
Concord 4-H Cooking Club Meets at Mary Hammond Home
The Concord 4-H Cooking Club met last evening at Miss Mary Lon Hammond’s home. County representative Mrs. Rachael Hormani offered cooking guidance while Miss Hammond and Miss Delores McCray led a lesson on posture. A social period with games and singing followed and Miss Audrey Triscuit will host the group on June 28.
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Concord
Concote
Mary Lon Hammond
Rachael Hormani
Evie
Hammond
Delores McCray
Audrey Triscuit
N F Embroidery Club Meeting at Mrs Auer’s Home
The N F Embroidery Club met at East Smith Street home of Mrs Walter Wi Auer with all members present. The evening centered on sewing and visiting, hostess served a salad course. Mrs Harry Alexander of Mott Street will entertain on June 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. F. Embroidery Club
East Smith Street
Walter Wi Auer
Harry Alexander
Mott Street
Bridge Club Hosts Awards at Powell Home
Mrs Harold Powell entertained the contract bridge club on North Center Street last evening. Mrs H Langdow ne and Mrs Horton Davis won the awards while Mrs C W Jones took the special prize. Four salad courses were served by the hostess and Mrs Ellsworth Holt will entertain next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Contract Bridge Club
Powell Home
Harold Powell
North Center Street
H. Langdowne
Horton Davis
C.W. Jones
Ellsworth Holt
Will
Banquet Held by Women's Relief Corps No 49 Members
The Women's Relief Corps No 49 and J A R Din ner was served to 68 members at a noon banquet. Tulips and a decorated cake greeted guests. Mrs Rose Westley gave the welcome. Miss Joan Haivey sang two solos. The History of the Womens Relief Corps was read by Mrs Haupin. Four new candidates were initiated. Membership reaches 100. Next meeting June 4 at I.O.O.F Hall.
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Women's Relief Corps No
J. Andrews
Grand Army of the Republic
Herbert Haupin
Rose West
Hall
Local Couple to Be Honored on Silver Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan E. Smith of 911 East Pleasant Street will be honored Saturday evening for their silver wedding anniversary. Their children Robert Smith Mrs Clyde Johnston and Miss Barbara Smith will host an open house for numerous friends and relatives attendees expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan E. Smith
East Pleasant Street
Robert Smith
Clyde Johnston
Barbara Smith
George L. Besson Is Honored At Surprise Birthday Party
George L. Besson received a surprise birthday party Wednesday evening from relatives and friends at his Marion street home. He recently moved from West Washington Street after 28 years there and received many gifts as ice cream and cake were served.
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Mariontreet
West
Washington Street
Corry Elks Host Meeting With Remodel Discussion
Corry Lodge B P O Elks met Thursday night with Boag presiding at Instaight's meeting. Considerable discussion followed on proposed changes to club accommodations as extensive remodeling continues at the North Center street home. A large turnout attended and enjoyed lunch after the meeting. A large class of candidates for membership was initiated.
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Corry Lodge
B. P.O. Elks
Ruler AS
Boag
Instaight
Corryote
O. Elks
North Center Street
Legion Auxiliary reports Tri County Council meeting and May events
Miss Mary oriented members to order at last evening's meeting. The group planned hosting the Tri-County Council on July 14 at Cambridge Springs and voted to donate two hush Tony radios to Deshot Veterans Hospital Butler and to give to Soldiers and Sailors Home Erie. Memorial Day services at the Presbyterian Church May 30 and the parade were noted. Toxoid clinics served 14 children in May and Rex toxoid clinic will be in Fair Haven May 21. The Mother Craft Class final lecture was held. next meeting set for June 10.
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Butler
Erie
Presbyterian Church
City Bullding
Pairhaven
Sa Jas the Corry Senior High School Alumni Association
Upperman Dykins wedding in Jamestown Saturday
The Upperman Dykins wedding occurred in Jamestown with Alyce Dykins of Delaware Street and Andrey Upperman of Columbus marrying. The couple wore wedding attire reflecting the era and were attended by Mr. and Mrs. Mevie Maley and Mrs. Haley among others. Mrs. Upperman works at Superior Cleaning and Laundry. Mr. Upperman to depart for Guam with Lipsett Pacific to assist salvage operations, aiming to join mid August.
Housewarming Honors For Eastman Couple At Surprise Party
Everett Eastman and his wife were surprised with a housewarming hosted by 20 members of the Home League of the Salvation Army and their spouses on East South Street. Mrs. D. Clawson won a dessert award as games and contests entertained guests. The couple received four decorative bed linens from the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Eastmarts
Everett Eastman
East South Street
Home League of the Salvation Army
D. Clawson
Therm Obits
Maniey Robbins
Ernest Buetikoferma
DAR Women Gather for Washington Congress Recap
Mrs. Frank Loveland hosted eighteen Broken Stow DAR members and guest Mrs. Jiva Richards of Spartansburg at Park Street. Regent H. C. Sates outlined the DAR congress in Washington, with Scrapbook by Mrs. Robert A. Off and Mrs. Grace Penni man. Patricks Philips, granddaughter of J. E Young f, represented New York at the citizenship congress among 62 contestants. David L. Swartz praised citizenship and education. Next meeting June ard at Mrs. Homer Kolstee’s State Line home includes a burcett luncheon.
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Frank Loveland
Brokenstow
The
DAUR
Jiva Richards
Spartansburg
Frank Lovelands
Park Street
H. C. Sates
DAR Congress
Washington, D. C
Robert A. Off
Grace Penniman
J. E Young F
Patricks Philips
New York State
National Congress
David L. Swartz
Corry
Howged Loveland
Elton Simmons
Homer Kolstee
State Line Rune
Aero Office Girls Honor Miss Maxine Greeley
Aero Supply Mfg. Op. office girls held a dinner Thursday to honor Miss Maxine Greeley who will wed Allen Eastman in June. The event at Dean School featured spring flower corsages and a purse gift, with after-dinner gatherings and awards for several attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aero Office
Maxine Greeley
Aero Supply Mfg
Allen Eastman
Columbus P. L.A
Dean School
Miss Greeley
Paul Brenvel
Snyder Circle
Robert Sanders
John Goda
Anna Shields
Esther Brundage
Brenvel
U B Sunday School Banquet At Jamestown
The U B Sunday School class of the Evangelical United Brethren Church held a banquet at Gretchen's Kirchen in Jamestown last evening with a smorgasbord. Sixty seven members attended and the program included a radio broadcast with jokes imitations solos and readings by members. Rev H Ray Harris and Class President Vernon Welch offered remarks. Rev John Westley of Haskellars gave a devotion. Ray Reagle and Ivan Downey served on the program committee and Lyle Wilcox Delmar Lundeen on the transportation committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonurl Bianchet
Rehoberl
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Gretchen's Kirchen
Jamestown
H. Ray Harris
Vernon Welch
John Westley
Haskellars
Ray Reagle
Ivan Downey
Lyle ‘Wilcox
Delmar Lundeen
Elgin 4 H Girls Adopt Name Spatter Batters
Elgin 4 H girls club meets at Mrs Kerinth Wetmore’s home with nine members and county rep Mrs Rachel Hogan of Erie. President Judy Smith leads and the group adopts the name Spatter Batters and plans cooking projects and county events. Delegates Garyl McCray and Eleanor Ladd are chosen for 4 H Camp Kinowasha near Erie with Ladd to host June 1.
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Elgin
Kerinth Wetmore
Elate
Elgin 444 Girls
Rachel Hogan
Erie
Judy Smith
Hogan
Garyl McCray
Eleanor Lard
Kindowasha
Ladd
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