Helping Hand Club Meets With Fifteen Members Present
Fifteen members of the Rebekah Helping Hand Club met Thursday afternoon at the I.O.O.F. hall. Luella Smith, president, opened the session and plans were made for the June 12 gathering, the final of the year. Edith Carter and Beatrice Lille will serve, with Pearl Warner of Ashville attending. A product demonstration followed along with a 530 dinner prepared by Mabel Beall and Doris Loveland.
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Helping Hand Club
Rebekah
Tall
Mel
Luella Smith
Atlock
Beatrice Lille Edith Carter
Pearl Warner
Ashville
Mabel Beall
Doris Loveland
College Club Musicale at Corry Country Club Monday
The College Women's Club guest night at Corry Country Club will start next Monday evening at eight with a program by Dr. F. Lise Whittle, Mrs. J. Tobias, Mrs. R. S. Dewey, Wendell Gage, and the High School Girls' Sextette. Attendants include Mrs. B. W. Holt chairing attic and Mrs. Mildred Alfred handling tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Club
College Women's Club
Corry Country Club
J. H. Fleerein
Iws
F. Lise Whittlesey
Erle
J. Tobias
R. 5. Dewey
Wendell Gage
Williash Gumbleton
B. W. Holt
Mildred Alfred
Howard Ross
Andrew Kwaman
Robert Shapters
Holl
Hauenstein Garfield Engagement Announced
Mr and Mrs Ernest J Hauenstein East Bond street announce the engagement of their daughter Dorothy Louise to Robert S Garfield of this city son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Garfield Clymer Dorothy Louise is a Frewsburg High School graduate class of 1949 and works at Rossbacher Insurance Agency Garfield attended Clymer Central High School served three years in the Air Force as flight officer engineer One B 24 in the South Pacific He now works at Guy B Rogers Plumbing Shop No wedding date set.
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Hauenstein-Garfield
Ernest J
Ladies' Bible Class Honors Mrs. Howard at Gathering
Mrs. Gertrude Fitch hosted twelve members of the Evangelical United Brethren Church Ladies' Bible Class and one guest at her West Columbus avenue home. Devotions by the hostess and President Rosa Westley preceded a Bible study and social evening. The group honored Mary Howard on her sixth birthday with a decorated cake. Ice cream and coffee were served. The June 19 meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Mabel Halfast of East Wayne Street.
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Howard
Gertrude Fitch
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Wesley Ober
West Columbus Avenue
Rosa Westley
Anna Babcock
Mary Howard
Mabel Halfast
East Wayne Street
Mt Laurel Moose No 28 Elects New Officers
The Mt. Laurel Legion of the Moose No. 28 Corry unit elected officers at a Wednesday meeting. Willard C. Clark Harold Bruce Paul Mould D. G. Morgan and L. B. Rayner were installed as officers with new candidates Virgil Ross Benjamin Craker and Robert Ayers also elected. A June Legion frolic is planned with arrangements to contact Legionnaires for a Fort Allegany stag frolic. The next meeting is scheduled for June 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Laurel Legion
Mt. Laurel Legion of the
Moose
Corry
North Cent Street
North Moose
Willard C. Clark
South Moose
Harold Bruce
East Moose
Paul Mould
D. G. Morgan
Herder
L. B. Rayner
Virgil Ross
Benjamin Craker
Robert Ayers
Legionnaires
Fort Allegany
Mr. Rayner
Judy Darnofall Celebrates First Birthday at Party
Judy Darnofall age one was honored at a family party hosted by her mother Mrs Walter Darnofall at the home of Mr and Mrs Arthur Knapp RD 5. Twenty relatives attended as guests enjoyed cake and ice cream. Pictures were taken and Judy received many beautiful gifts.
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Judy Darnofall
Judy
Darnofall
Walter Darnofall
Arthur Knapp
RD. 5
Miss Leota Scandreth to Wed Leroy Anderson in May
Mr and Mrs EB Scandreth of Warren announce the marriage date for their daughter Leota Scandreth to Leroy T Anderson of Erle. The ceremony is set for May 11 at Wrightsville Community Church at 10 a m with a reception at the Little residence afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iva Scandreth
Eb, Scandreth
Warren
Tva Leota
Scandreth
Leroy T. Anderson
Erle
L. Anderson
Wrightsville
Richard Little
Kiwanis Club Screens Navy Films at Ritz Dinner
Twenty eight Kiwanis members and three guests attended the Ritz Restaurant meeting. Stewart Long spoke on Naval Reserve Week and the recruiting program, followed by Radioman Calvin Day presenting two Navy films in imtech color, Come Aboard and Operations Crossroads. American team leads Nationals in atterance contest with 479 to 418.
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Navy Reserve
Bikini
Ato Lust Pall
C D A Plans Future Activities In Local Chapter
Grand Regent Helen Rhynard chaired a session of the C D A as plans emerged for a June installation dinner at Hotel Corry. June events include Father's Day breakfast on June 28 and a June 18 3 pm mass at St Elizabeths with a club room breakfast.
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C.D. of A
Helen Rhynard
Hotel Corry
Mary Higgins
Anna Shields
Irene Dippel
Mary Wotus
Mary Nast
Victoria Waite
St. Elizabeth's
May Needham
Mercyhurst
Lillian Anders
Mrs H Langdon Rowe Hosts Thursday Bridge Club
Mrs H Langdon Rowe entertained her Thursday evening contract bridge club on East Wayne Street. Two tables played with Mrs Worth Holt and Mrs Horton Davis placing for regular awards while Mrs C W Jones won the special prize. Mrs Rowe served two salad courses. The May 29 meeting will be hosted by Mrs Jones of Worth Center Street.
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H. L. Rowe
H. Langdon Rowe
Contract Bridge Club
East Wayne Street
Jis Worth Holt
Horton Davis
C. W. Jones
Rowe
Jones
Worth Centar Stieate
Senior Tri-Hi-Y Farewell Party Noted by Juniors
The Senior Tri-Hi-Y farewell was hosted at Miss Bobby Lou Divtceon and Mrs N R Dickson on West Pleasant Street. Juniors presented a corsage and orchid to seniors, a program featured solos readings and songs, and newly elected president Miss Jean Cullen chaired with sixty members and one guest attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Barnett
O'Tlock
Martha Dimicl
Q. A. Johnson
Barba Cullen
Mum'seile
Jen Mari Johnston
Marble
Mary Bell
Delores Bernard
Joni Houghtling
Virgina Elder
Jeni Spiesman
Brotherhood Re-elects President Jesse Whitney
Jesse Whitney was re-elected president of the Evangelics United Brutten Brotherhood at the Thursday church meeting. Officers elected for the coming year included Cliff Ford Cady as vice president, Art Rigby secretary, and Carl Lyons treasurer. Rev J Leon Maneval spoke on Dont Worry and a potato salad and coffee reception was planned for men with the June meeting date to be announced.
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Carl Lyons
Local 500 Club Holds Meeting At Mrs Zalzneck Home
Mrs. Sarah Zalzneck hosted the Local 500 Club last evening on West Washington street. Prizes went to Mrs. Al Holton, Mrs. Zalzneck, and Mrs. John Newcomb. The hostess served fruit salad rolls coffee and tea. Next meeting set for June 5 at Mrs. Jennie Weicht’s home on East Bond Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
500 Club
Sarah Zalzneck
West Washington Street
al Holton
Zalzneck
John Newcomb
Juma 5Th
Jennie Weicht
Ast Bond Piveet
Boy Scouts Court Of Honor Dinner Held At Presbyterian Church
In a ceremony at the Presbyterian Church last evening Boy Scout Troop No 0 with parents and committee over one hundred attendees, were greeted by Dr J S Kelsey toastmaster and George Cone and Jack Whitehead leading the program. Second class pins were awarded to James Kelsey John Razelle James Briskie Joseph Baumfarten Sam Canfield Ralph Davis Byron Growell Bentiekd Mosier Craig Moore James Boden Donald McCafferty Lyle Hotchkiss David Apps Daniel Gone. First class pins went to Hugh Moore Jamel Kelsey John Roselle Erkki Rainesalo Byron Growall Douglas Brown Donald Burtney Daniel Cone with Life Scout pins to Let Johnston Erkki Rainesalo. The event featured a formal dinner, emblem decorations, and prayers concluding the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scout Committee
Presbyterian Church
Wsa
J. S. Kelsey
Heavening
George Cone
Jack Whitehead
Kelsey
Mead Park
Bear “Lake
Bear Lake
Gaymond Tanner
Scout Committee
Robert E. Brown
Hubert S Vaughn
Glenn Middleton
Joseph Sherwood, Jr
Mervyn Nast
Washington
Troup
James Kelsey
John Razelle
James Briskie
Joseph Baum~ Farten
Sam Canfield
Ralph Davis
Byron Growell
Bentiekd Mosier
Craig Moore
James Boden
Donald McCafferty
Lyle Hotchkiss
David Apps
Daniel Gone
Hugh Moore
Jamel Kelsey
John Roselle
Erkki Rainesalo
Yron Growall
Douglas Brown
Donald Burtney
Daniel Cone
Johnston
Erkkel Rainesalo
Washington P. T. A. Elects New Officers
The Washington School P. T. A. met yesterday afternoon with Mrs. Philip Zalencei presiding. Officers elected for the coming year are President Mrs. T. Allan May, Vice President Mrs. Robert Catlin, Second Vice President Miss Helen Johnson, Secretary Mrs. Donald Dingle, and Treasurer Mrs. Robert Wank. Plans were made for the June 6 fair and committees named for prize arrangements, sales, refreshments, bingo, and other activities. The study circle will meet May 26 at Mrs. Humes’s home.
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Catlin
Albert Shaffer
Gatlin
Johnson
L. A. Rossin
Leslie Wells
Dingle
Helen Spencer
Wank
Milford Reed
Paull Dwyer
Leroy Dickinson
Glens Humes
Wellington ‘Wheeler
Humes
West Smith Street
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Rex
Bere
Constaner M
Evenehy Horton
Mei Wooed
GUE Gms
Hayes Ee
A. G. Philips
Erie
Salamanca
Archie Goldfinch
West Washington
Street
Tamestown
Cynthiet Loveless
Fast Pleasant Street
Titusville
Herbert Loveless
Pleasantville
William Hoylen
Christine
East Smith Street
Nichols
3. C
Kane
Alton Rigby
Snyder Girole
Rigby
Alva Rigby
William Burdick
DeLana
Buffalo
Burdick
George Nagel
George Moel
Ruth Ann
Nagel
Douglas Rozelle
Ptricia Rhodes
Thie College
Greenville
East Main Street
Nuelen
Kiwanis Club
Navy
Frank Bliss
Friar Rae
Frank
East Main St. Corry
Boy Scouts Court of Honor
Washington P. T. A
North Center Street
Reynolds Aluminum
Chapin
Charin
Eck
Roe A
Pillsbury
Beechnut
Borden’s
Clorox
Zuckerman
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