Friendship Club Met In Columbus
Mrs. Berths Warner of Columbus hosted eight members of the Friendship Club on Friday afternoon. Attending were Mrs. Roy Swart, Mrs. Eugene Powers, Mrs. Charles Mulligan, Mrs. John Coma Jr, Miss Princes Sperry, Mrs. Clifford Lawson, Mrs. John Decker and Mrs. Ora Moyer. A finding misplaced articles contest and a sewing contest were held with prizes awarded to Mrs. Powers, Mrs. Lawson, and Mrs. Coma. Mrs. Warner served salad and dessert. Miss Sperry will host the June meeting at her R. D. 2 home.
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Friendship Club
Columbus
Berths Warner
Friendshipe Club
Roy Swart
Eugene Powers
Charles Mulligan
John Coma, Jr
Princes Sperry
Clifford Lawson
John Decker
Ora Moyer
Powers
Lawson
Coma
Warner
Sperry
Brokenstraw 4-H Club Meets At Colby Home
The Brokenstraw 4-H Cali Club met last evening at Mrs. Raith Colby’s home with president Richard Hill in charge. County agent O Tritt from Warren attended and showed pictures, announcing a Warren county observance day on June 1. The June 18 meeting will be at Gerald Bensink’s home. Old Rule for Sewing advises “Press as you sew.”
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Columbus
Washington Trails Council notes rising scouting activity
Report from the Washington Trails Council District 3 at the evening meeting in the Methodist Church indicates increased interest in scouting with stronger involvement from Scouts and leaders. Six percent of Scoutmasters have completed training. eight-week camping plans are in place for most troops. five new units formed since June 1947 with 123 new members. a district Board of Review will set for Star and Life ranks. First Aid team participation and upcoming Bear Lake session planned for June 27.
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Council
Washington Trails Council
North East
Walter Auer
Unt
Unly
Herbert By
Brie
Corry Pact
Harborcreeht
Wattsboro
Summit Sea Scout Ship
North East Air Scout
Junior High to Stage HMS Pinafore Prom for Students
June 3 program at the school auditorium features an operetta HMS Pinafore by Gilbert and Sullivan. About 144 students participate with leads, supporting roles, orchestra, and a matinee planned for Monday.
Dairymen's League Local Meeting In Corry
The Corry local of the Dairymen's League met with 76 attendees at the McCray Community House. President Guy Swart opened, Frank Harvey led singing with Mrs A H Redding as accompanist, and Mrs Ivan Hatch reported on sub district meetings. Delegates were chosen for the 28th annual Syracuse meeting on June 19 and alternates for Humphrey and Hatch. A sub district meeting will elect a county president after Henry Marsh's resignation. Redding noted emphasis on keeping milk cool during warm weather. Social time featured cookies and refreshments served by Mrs William Bensink's committee.
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Dairymen’s League
Corry
Dairymen's League
McCray
Guy Swart
Frank Harvey
A. H. Redding
Ivan Hatch
Roy Borster
Syracuse
Cecil Humphrey
Humphrey
Howard Hanna
Tre Division
Ripley
Henry Marsh
League
Redding
Mile
Wilam Bensink
Sokalski-Taylor Wedding This Morning
Miss Mildred Taylor of this city and Francis Sokalski of Cleveland were wed at ten o'clock today in City Building by Alderman M Cobbett. The bride wore blue silk with pink and white corsage. Mrs. John Heed was matron of honor and Baier Schulster was best man. Attendants included Mrs. Mabel Taylor and several others.
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Sokalski-Taylor
Mildred ‘Taylor
Francis Sokalski
Cleveland
M. &. Cobbett
John Heed
Baier Schulster
Mabel Taylor
Malcollikyger
Mary Shuckarfaw
Thertsa Reeg
Townsend Club Dinner Reports Successful Spaghetti Night
Townsend club members sponsored a successful spaghetti dinner at T Q O F Hall on Friday starting at 6 30. Proceeds fund delegates to the national convention in Washington D C on June 28. A brief business session followed with President Harry Silvis presiding. Jesse George Murray of the Cleveland Taysend National Weekly will speak at a mass meeting tomorrow at Mt Tabor Hall in Games to whatwo o'clock.
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Townsend Club
Townsendlub
T. Q. O. F. Hall
Romeo Piccard
Washington, D. C
Harry Silvis
Jesse George Murray
Cleveland
Mb. Tabor Hall
Arson Born to Hi. D. Union City Couple
A baby named Arson was born to Mr and Mrs Will amd Hershberger of Union City at Corry Hospital early last evening.
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Arson
Will Amd Hershberger
Hi. D. 4
Union City
Corry Hospital
Team of Four Plays at Local Duplicate Bridge
Friday night duplicate bridge event saw nine teams compete at the local association. Winners were Mrs James Hughes Ms Cole Delt Mrs W Bracken and Miss Harriett Cole with a score of 10 percent. Second place went to W B Scott Paul Burkhard Mrs Kurt Leeds and Mrs E H Harmon. Third featured Norman Neckers Theodоре Bubiey Mrs Ld Lindsley and Dr James H Wright. Memorial Day shifts noted and reservations directed for the next meeting at Hotel Corry.
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James Hughes
Cole
W. Bracken
Harriett Cole
W. B. Scott
Paul Burkhard
Kurt Leeds
Mes. EH. Harmon
Norman Neckers
Theodoré Bubiey
Ld. Lindsley
James H. Wright
Mors
Ard Ross
Hotel Corry
Ushial
Linen Shower For Miss Leona Holton
Miss Leona Holton received a linen shower hosted by her aunt Mrs. Francis McNulty at the McNulty residence on Secoml avenue. Seventeen guests attended as games and prize awards were enjoyed, with a pink and white hope chest among the gifts and refreshments served by hostesses Mrs. Helen Hoyt and Mrs. William Querreveld.
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Euua Hollen
Francis McNulty
Honoy
McNulty
Secoml Avenue
Hingo
Jennie Weicht
Alvéne Chase
Blige
Harold Skinner
James Shaver
Church group hosts pleasant party at Sunday school
Members of the Christian Endeavor Intermediate Society and Mrs Allen Cox Sunday School class met at the church last evening for a party. About twenty youth were present. Mrs Cox directed the program and cookies with chocolate milk were served.
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U. B
Chrisian Endeavor Intermediate Society
Allen Cox
Cox
St Edward's P T A Bingo Party at St Edward's School
Over two hundred attendees are expected for St Edward's School PTA benefit bingo party on Monday may 26 at eight o'clock in the school auditorium. Door prizes total 50 and extra awards will be given for special games. Committee members include Mrs Lester Lewis Mrs Beatrice Haversfosh Arthur Pitts nek Walsh Robert Woltis Frank Wottis Walter Woltus and Edward Brugtam.
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IMS
Rice
Leora Shanahan
Willian Mercer
Jack Crawford
Sean Cole
Curtain
Twin Downs
David Spencer
Louis Buell
Robert Coleman
Ronnie Frontyoth
David Johnson
Harold Powell
Ronnie Windahi
Duck Grawford
Arthur Pills
Andrew Kusman
Home Economice
Ethel McCray
Stranahan
McCray
Harriet Smith
Ramsey
Lune
St. Edward’s
St. Edward's School
Ute
Wien
Lester Lewis
Beatrice Haversfosh
Arthur Pitts
Nek ‘Walsh
Robert Woltis
Frank Wottis
Walter Woltus
Edward Brugtam
May Recital at Mrs Tiffanys Home
Mrs. L. A. Tiffany presents her piano students Sunday at eight o'clock at 449 South Center Street for the annual May recital. About thirty students participate before invited guests only with Soppel Tiffany as master of ceremonies. The program includes two piano selections and the students sing Old Lamp Light.
Miss Joyce McEntarter Honored At Shower
Miss Joyce McEntarter was honored at a shower hosted by Miss Florence Brooks on South Street. One guest attended as friends enjoyed games and visiting, with sandwiches, iced cake, tea and coffee served on individual trays. Pink and green decorations complemented the event while gifts were presented to the honoree.
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Joyce McEntarter
Florence Brooks
Sash South Street
Imiacellaneo
McButarer
Elgin 4-H Girls Meet at Judy Smith Home
Elgin 4-H Girls met at Miss Judy Smith's home Thursday evening. Club leader Mrs Kenneth Wetmore attended with eight members and home economics rep Miss Suzanne Sickler. President Miss Marilyn Proper led the business session and Miss Sickler demonstrated sewing techniques including threading a sewing machine darning stockings and sewing on buttons. Proper will host the June 12 meeting.
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Elgin
Judy Smith
Pais
Nasdlles
Kenneth Wetmore
Suuanne Sicklet
Marilyn Proper
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