Geneva Circle Plans Fall Bazaar At Church Event
Geneva Circle of the First Presbyterian Church met at Mrs. Hileman’s home with Mrs. Kinley assisting. Plans were made for a family night dinner and a rummage sale, and June nursery care announced. The group discussed a Philippines study program, with next meeting a Kinley cottage picnic on June 18. Several members headed to events including Palm Beach leaders conference and Tadus Exposition in New York.
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HeVen Meinuets OL Bie GeHeyy
First Presbyterian Church
Dame Hileman
R. D
Geneva Circle
Church Nursery
Page Louderback
Philippines
Florence Flowers
Kinley Cottage
Tilney
Leo
Doland Ember Earle
Mumant
Prudent] Talkance Company
Palm Beach
Fly
Stewattong
Snyder Circle
New Yorke City
Erie Coun Wy
Earl Cherry
Charles But
Keppel
Canada
Sini
East Pinsant Street
San
Nancy
Sewic
Sandi
Hallword
Viaf
A. J
Vinvita
Rich Wolys
Germiny
Albert Watus
Ghindestiri
Josephine Watus
Grennsbune
Tiffany Students Begin Piano Recital Series
Tiffany students open a three recital series at 11 East Smith Street presenting an elementary program at 7 30 featuring many named performers and pieces such as Ten Little Indians Old Mac Donald Had a Farm and The Campbells Are Coming. The note adds that intermediate recitals follow tonight and a senior piano and organ recital is scheduled for tomorrow evening.
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Une
Neppel Tiffany
East Smith Street
Karen
Diane Decker
David Tiffany
Old MacDonald
Roberta Jolley
Richard Hammond
David Puller
Pauline Webber
Kenneth Lacey
Patricia Imhoff
Carl Hillstrom
Nancy Buesink
Dennis Jerome
Linda Curtis
The
Mary Mowrey
Hall of
Susan Wa~seak
Floyd MecKuhn
Norway
Bonna Lee Dyer
David Hamilton
Christine Hillstrom
Trene Tarbell
Elfin Frolic
Toni Jackson
Ert Hajeo
Ely Buesink
Lances Legters
Beverly
Frances Legters
Jim Bugbee
Cynthia Buesink
Carleton Wassink
Eren Decker
Dorin Mudge
Tiffany
Legion Auxiliary Plans Rummage Sale at Shippeburg Camp
The American Legion Auxiliary met to discuss Keystone Girls Camp at Shippenburg starting in June. Planes were set for a rummage sale in July to fund scholarships and candy sales proceeds were reported. Mrs Keith Orn served chili burgers to attendees as the session ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ians
M Total
Keystone
Shippeburg
American Legion Auxiliary
Devouly Peaymond
Taslyer
Richard
Keith Orn
Legion
Corry Grange No 55 Holds Routine Meeting
About 35 Corry Grange No 55 members met Monday evening at Parke street hall with Don Whaley presiding. Pomona Grange will meet June 19 at West Springfield High School. Eugene Powers arranged a programs including group singing and readings. Refreshments were served by Mrs Don Whately Mrs Eugene Powers and Mrs Hazel Broek.
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Corry Grange No. 55
Parke Street
Don Whaley
Pomona Quwnge
West Springfield High School
Eugene Powers
Don Whiley
Hazel Bro
PBX Operators Visit Penelec Center in Erie
PBX operators from Esse area visited the Pennsylvania Electric Company service center in Erie. They attended a cooking demonstration by Mrs Grace Osborne, helped prepare part of the meal, and enjoyed a dinner. Harold Schimita led a guided tour of the center.
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Payeets
Esse
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Erie
Grace Osborne
Service Center
Harold Schimita
Rotary Club Hears Highway Talk for Erie County
Federal government speaker Eri e Chamber of Commerce representative Eri e area plans for new highways linking Erie to Pittsburgh and major interstate routes discussed. Attendees included Rotary members and local figures. music provided by William Leuby at the piano.
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Rotary Club
Dohwystown
Ane
Char Cupwell
Edwin Bovshard
Gemp
Te ML
Daingless
William Leuby
Beta Sigma Phi Plans For Dinner
Beta Sigma Phi members met at the home of Mrs. Dorothy Morrison with Mrs. Marge Wolcott as co hostess. The chapter planned Founder Day dinner set for June 4 at the Litz cottage on Flintley Lake Shrine Club in Erie. Robert Tynnell spoke on art and heraldry, casts of arms and maps related to colonists who settled America.
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Chireen
Tin Beta Swia Phi
Dorothy Morrison
Marge Wolcott
Flntley Lake
Shrine Club
Erie
Robert ‘Tynnell
America
Conelway PTA Installs Officers
Conelway Parent Teacher Association installed officers at a meeting held at Conelway School last night. Mrs Page qanderhack conducted the session while Mrs Walter Wiblels led music and Leonard Swainson read. The attendance award went to Mrs Fieldsroom, and members toured classrooms to view 20 exhibits prepared by students. Refreshments were provided by the committee.
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Conelway Parent "Teacher Association
Page Qanderhack
Conelway School
Robert "MrOray
Walter Wiblels
Sul of America
Leonard Swainson
Fieldsroom
Stork Shower Honors Mrs. Gerald Bemis at Halley Home
Mrs. Gerald Bemis of RD 2 was feted at a stork shower yesterday afternoon hosted by Mrs. Milton Baifey and Mrs. Harold Coan of Columbus. Fourteen guests attended at the Halley home with games awarding prizes to Mrs. John Choma and Mrs. Alfred Pless. Cohostesses served cupcakes fruit jello tea and coffee as the honored guest received many gifts.
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Gerald Bemis
Milton Bai~ Fey
Columbus
Harold Coan
Halley
John Choma
Alfred Pless
Rebekahs Hear Meeting Reports
The Independent Order of Odd Fellows Rebekah Lodge met at IOOF Hall with twelve members present. Noble Grand Mrs. George Rhodes conducted the session as the charter was draped for the late Mrs. Belle Gates. Reports on the district session were given by Mrs. Elof Dahl and Mrs. Ira Wickwire, followed by refreshments served by Mrs. Wickwire and Mrs. Flossie Fosburg.
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Independent Order of Odd Fellows
IOOF
Noble
George Rhodes
Belle Gates
Elof
Bride-To-Be Feted At Corry Tea
Miss Joan Samerson of Kenmore will wed John Rickers of Sherman this summer. She was honored at a tea from 2 to 5 at Mrs. John Rickers Sr. home on North Center street. Guests came from Jamestown Bemus Point Mayville Sherman Clymer and Meadville. Tea table décor featured valley city roses and sweet heart roses. Mrs Albert I. Sanderson, mother of the bride, attended.
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Corry
Joan Samerson
Kenmore
John Rickers
Sherman
John Rickers Sr
North Center Street
Wilbur Rickers
Jamestown
Bemus Point
Mayville
Clymer
Meadville
Nurses Host District Meet In Corry Memorial Hospital
Local nurses will host the Erie County District Nurses Association meeting on May 28 at Corry Memorial Hospital. Dr. E H Harmon will discuss hypnosis and hypnotherapy. The event starts at 8 p.m. and all registered Corry nurses are invited after plans were discussed at a recent hospital dining room gathering.
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Erie County District Nurses Association
Corry Memorial ‘Hospital
E. H. Harmon
Corry
Daughter born to Mr and Mrs Paul Yotpolis in Spring Creek
A daughter was born yesterday afternoon at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Yotpolis of R. D. 1 Spring Creek. Mrs. Yotpolis is Rose Marie Davis, former.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Paul Yotpolis
Spring Creek
Yotpolis
Rose Marie Davis
Knox Circle Meets After Meeting At 152 Park Street
The Knox Circle of the Presbyterian Church met yesterday at 152 Park Street, hosted by Mrs Charles Rainesale and Mrs Harvey Loveland. Eleven members attended a salad luncheon after a routine business session led by Mrs Heerlein.
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Knox Circle
Charles Ratnesale
The
Presbyterian Church
Roon
Charles Rainesale
Park Street
Harvey Loveland
Hi. Heerlein
Paul F. Bauer
Heerlein
Mead- Ville
Bauer
Philippines
Howard Taggart
Inter
Thief Returns Money After Robbery Note
A downtown dry cleaning shop was robbed last Saturday and owner Paul Divers recovered $28. A note with an apology accompanied the funds, claiming the thief had been sorry for the act and requesting forgiveness. Divers found $27 restored after checking the cash register. In Philadelphia, criminology professor Negley K. Teeters missed a class and used a taped discussion. the next day his recording was stolen.
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Charleston
Vaif
Paul Divers
Philadelphia
Negley K. Teeters
Temple University
Teeters
Vote Fragments Mark Light Corry Area Primary Election
Light voter turnout appeared in Corry area primaries with a Republican edge and limited contests. Names linked to local offices include Swartz, Curtis, Anderson, Volle, Trisket, Gusler, Miller, Gordon, and Jaquith with party labels. Fluoride issue noted as factor in mood and results.
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Corry
Swartz
Thom
Messinger
David Curtis
Hazel Anderson
Gladys Volle
Pauline ‘Trisket
Lawrence Gusler
Concord Township Primary Results Favor Republicans
Concord Township last night saw a Republican plurality in votes for fall ballot nominations. Slated for the Republican ticket are Russell Darrow township supervisor Rex Webb Mildred Darrow school directors Edna Wade tax collector and Robert Gates tax assessor. Only one contest occurred auditor with Charles Bailliaire losing to Ruth Hammond Cyril Skiff and Walter Dingfelder will run as Democratic candidates for township supervisor and school director respectively. both were successful write-in nominees.
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Thames
Ray Burrows
Roger Vandercoy
Burgess
Merrill McGray
Francis Redlecki
Francis Redlevel
Marie Wetmore
William Lord
Joann Lundy
Mayne Bridges
Gertrude McCray
Margaret EB. Burrows
Concord Township
Russell Darrow
Rex Webb
Mildred Darrow
Edna Wade
Robert Gates
Charles Baailiere
Ruth Hammond
Cyril Skiff
Walter Dingfelder
Democratic Party
Elgin Borough keeps interest alive on county issues
Elgin Borough offices appear to be one of the few in the county where interest will be maintained on ongoing issues, with officials signaling continued attention to local affairs and public engagement in upcoming matters.
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Elgin
Eigin
Wayne Township Republicans Sweep Local Races in Primary
In Wayne Township the GOP will face no opposition in fall elections as Democrats filed no ballot. Final results show GOP registrations at 43 to 14. Nominees include Harry Burrows for township supervisor, Carl Fullom and John I. Kolstée for school directors, Fullom re-nominated, Dorothy Lindberg for tax collector, Hubert Watrous assessor, and Roger Follett auditor.
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Wayne Township
GOP
Harry Burrows
Carl Fullom
John I. Kolstée
Fullom
Dorothy Lindberg
Hubert Watrous
Sessor
Roger Follett
Strong quake noted near Berkeley in seismograph reading
A strong earthquake centered about 5,000 miles from Berkeley was recorded on the University of California seismograph Monday night in an undetermined direction.
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Berkeley
Calif
University of California
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