Rebekah Helping Hand Completes Comforter in Meadville
Twelve members met at the I O O F Hall for an all day Rebekah Helping Hand session. Judges completed tying a comforter for the I O O F Home in Meadville. The gathering started at 10 30 am with a luncheon served at noon by Mrs CA Pier and Mrs Bertha Smith. A brief business meeting followed with Mrs Eleanor Hudson presiding. In the rehab on dime Bline members plan another all day session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah
Zll
LO. O. F
Meadville
CA. Pier
Bertha Smith
Eleanor Hudson
Dancing Students Host Open House and Parties
Dancing groups led by Miss Tarbell entertained at in home and open house events this week at the Stile Armtory. Senior High School dance program featured special dances by several students with prizes and corsages noted. Over 100 guests attended the open house with demonstrations by preschool to advanced students, and refreshments served. Local residents and some out of town guests participated, with several attendees traveling from Union City and Ota If O'creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mys
Norman
Taybell
Stile Armtory
Lo LL
Dixie Nichole
Blair Skus
Warren Wright
Robert Anthony
Mary Sue Williams
Donald Chast
Wiliam Gondrich
Jeannette
Union City
Gunnoy High School
Piavty
Ota If O'creek
Jacqueline Weicht
Thomas Carroll
Bonskd Proctor
Paul Woleuth
Sip
Judith Dwyer
David Livingston
Chrsuget
Bontonnieris
Eat Nations
Spring Recital Presented by Keppel Tiffany and Mrs Tiffany
Keppel Tiffany and Mrs L Tiffanys advanced piano students held a Thursday spring invitational recital at the Tiffany home on South Center Street. The program included Salute to the Coles two pianos el i t hands Florine Pier Carol Stull Roberta McElroy and Sally Chase At the Movies Alethea Wank Bee in the Glover Tarquelite Degeony Crystal Ball room Wayne Skinners Starlight Over Norway Ann Fenstermarher Water Carnival Tracks Most Clark Bachemer On Skates Janet Cuteol Minu et in G Roberta McElroy Consolation Paul Dwyer Because Elaine Rossin Early Spring Roberta Shields Easter Parade Alan Ross Curious Story Theresa Borstoin Narcisses John Merkle Taps two pianos 16 hands destroptive military march a Matin Florine Pier Waltz In B Minor Benfield Mosier A ta Bier Aimee Judith Dmyer Die bestgaume David Livingston Turkish Rondo two pianos dudilit Dwyer and David Livingston. The recitals on Wednesday and Thursday evenings were well received and the studio will close for a summer vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ioe Anuermeanue
Plana
Keppel Tiffany
L. A.diffany
Tiffany
South
Center Streets
Coles
Pixanos
Elit Hands
Florine Pier
Carol Stull
Roberta McEhoy
Sally Chase
Aletha Wank
Bee
Tarquelite
Norway
Ann Fenstermarher
Carol Stulla
Clark Bachemer
Janet Cuteol
Mary Catalin
Jerry Swanson
Roberta McElroyi
Paul Dwyer
Elaine Rossin
Roberta Shields
Alan Ross
Theresa Borstoin
John Merkle
Benfield Mosier
Dudilit Dwyer
David Livingston
Duilences
Spanish War Auxiliary Honors Mrs Arnold Phe
Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary met Wednesday at the Raymond Avenue home of Mrs. Albert Anderton. Ten members attended. Mrs. W. G Arnold of Wayne Street, soon leaving for Toledo to make their home, received a handkerchief shower. Contests and visiting followed. Mrs. Anderton served a salad formse with hot rolls, coffee and pie. Next meeting is June 11 at the TO, O, Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spanish War Auxiliary
Arnold
Phe
United Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary
Raymond Avenue
Albert Anderson
W. G Arnold
Wayne Street
Toledo
Anderton
To, O, Hall
Bergman Heads E U B Brotherhood in Saanton
G T Bergman elected president of the Evangelical United Brethren Church Brotherhood for the ensuing year at a church meeting last evening. Delmar Lundeen presided. Edwin Gratort vice president, Benjamin Rindall secretary, Carl Lyons treasurer. A committee including Gily Bennink Harold Carlson and others assisted. A film, Prejudice, was shown. Refreshments were served. Next meeting set for June with final session before summer recess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saanton
Brotherhood of the Evangelical United Brethren Church
Delmar Lundeen
Edwin Gratort
Benjamin Rindall
Carl Lyons
Gily Bennink
Harold Carlson
Borstorff
Harold Fish
Protestant ‘Film Commission
Simmer
Catholic D A Social Meeting Recap at Club Rooms
The C D A Court Conception No 93 Catholic Daughters of America held a social meeting at the club rooms with Mrs Jerome F Norcia as grand regent. A convention watch in Pittsburgh May 20 to 24 noted Miss Frances Maher of Kane reelected as vice supreme and state regent, and a trip to Rome during Holy Year awarded. The Corry organization received the first blue ribbon. scrapbook work praised. A skit titled McNimrod’s Ballad was performed. Bridge games and a cake and flower table preceded refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danwivlers
Armeriesy
Jerome F. Norcia
Rex Geni
Stale G. Dy
Witham Fenn
Pitttsburgh
Frances Mahce
Kane
Suipwenme
Regen
Needhern
Joseph Mooney
Joseph Hajeo
James 4. Allyn
Ann Cowheen
Mary Sears
Joseph Consulo
Donald Tate
Albert Carlburg
Phiyllis Peterson
Ohn Malaney
Miss Ann Bailey and Edward Gard iik Engaged
Engagement announced for Miss Ann Bailey daughter of Michael Bailey of R D and Edward Gard iik son of Mrs Jujia Gard of AU quippa Miss Bailey a Corty High School 1944 graduate works at General Electric Co in Eric Mr Gard iik an All quippa High School and Pittsburgh horological trade graduate employed at Stahl s Jewelry Store No wedding date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Bailey
Edward Gardiik
Pries
Michael Bailey
R. D
Mr. Gardiik
Jujia
Gard
Auquippa
Bailey
Corty Senior High
General Electric Company
Eric
Gardick
Allquippa High School
Wiem Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Stahl's
Miss Patricia Butters Feted By Miss Cullen
Miss Patricia Butters was honored at a bridal shower hosted by Miss Cullen on Concord Street. Eleven guests attended with bingo and canasta for entertainment, gifts presented from a cedar chest, and pink and white décor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Clark
Palyscia Cullen
Concord Street
Canals Iere
Butters
Feast Ohrn
Julia “Ficunral
Betty Lou Johnson
Antelin Knreloweeh
Mus
Norvnlts Swart
Tea and kitchen shower honors Hendrickson bride candidate
Miss Hendrickson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Hendrickson of Yokingeville, will wed Richard G. Huling of Trvnite Rishard G. Huling, son of Mr and Mrs N B Huling, in Dusk Lawrence. The event at 316 West Pleasant Street featured twenty guests, spring orchid decor, and a benefit shower for the bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dusk Lawrence
Nichols
West
Pleasant Street
Carmen Hendrickson
Hendrickson
Frank Hendrickson
Yokingeville
Richard G. Huling
Nil
Trvnite Rishard
G. Huling
Fother
Jnver
Hendricks
Huling
Miss Hendrickson
Fom Irvine
Vuuligsvile
Corry
Columbus Students To Present Cantata Monday
Columbus students from the Columbus School will present a cantata on Monday May 29 on the school grounds. The program includes songs and dances by grades four through eight, with roles such as May Queen Fairy Queen Mother Nature and Old Man Winter. Diplomas of promotion will be awarded by eighth grade students at the conclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Feirles
AwhUlSne
Wonelyecker
Tim
Donald Volk
Gara
Diane Whone Brain
Barbara Milek
May Queen
Joan Savke
Beatrice Bendin
Tine
Annette Curtis
Mother Nature
Nan Kener
Jiaymond
Raymond Department Farewell Dinner For Theresa Bayniak
Employees of the Raymond department hosted a farewell dinner Thursday evening at Tarbell's to honor Theresa Bayniak who is soon leaving the company. The event featured a steak dinner, decorative corsage, and playful activities with games and magic tricks for entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mall Order
Raymond Mus Somparty
Mies
Theresa Bayniak
Gevuip Engayen Dethlows Klile
Tarbell
Nn Pnd
Warden Fingers
Wen
Miss Bagtrintch
Lye Juletadmy Pitha
Soe
Washington Cub Pack May Meeting at Washingt Selval al 8ollowklash
The May gathering of Washingt Selval al 8ollowklash hosted Cub Pack No 182. Henry Take po sitded Blaine Shunk introduced a visiting Turbovcrevk boy who shared a pack fire badge and presented a theme titled Civeu. Winners included Gilly Juhnson and John Sichols for wolf adie, Willan Tupell for Wolf hide, and Gary Smith for bear badge. Memorial Dig parade planned. Mr Stunt showed new neckerchief uses. RC Mousigin announced badges and pow wow dates. Social period followed the meal served by cubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nein
Selval
Aculat
Henry
Blaine Shunk
Turbovcrevk
Boyles
Dave My
Sciota Ladies Aid Holds All Day Meeting and Event
Sciota Community Ladies Aid convened an all day meeting with Mrs Arthur Miller presiding. Members and guests enjoyed a tea and informal gathering. Mrs Russell Bridges invited families to attend the wedding anniversary celebration for her parents Mr and Mrs William Burnett on dime 1th. Quilting projects occupied the afternoon as plans for the next meeting were to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sciota Ladies’ Aid
Hhmen Kolsiee
Sciota Community Ladies’ AM Society
Mes
Arthur Miller
Russell Briges
Willam Burnett
Meuc Avenue
Legion Auxiliary Card Party Thursday
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Legion hosted a card party with 500 and auction games. Prizes went to Mrs Vint Ori and Mrs Neylun, with awards for other players and a door prize won by Mrs Charles Weeks. Strawberries with wine and coffee were served. proceeds benefit the auxiliary. General chairman was Blisner Kuvach. Police were introduced to New America by new immigrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiever Tadief Oread
Ameileith “Legion
Orly
Val Concazek
East
Charles Weeks
Frank Schustler
Juryeiloy
Blisner Kuvach
Aucijory
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Gary Cooper
Helen Hayes
Shelley Winters
Madonalt
Carey
Cameron Walter Brennan
Cariogn
Charles Starrett and
Smiley Burnette
Vat Bach, Simp
Aaa
Center St
D. Armour Wilnstrom
Washington, D. C
B.‘T. Steele
Los Angeles
Calif
Patsy Sinner
Clarion State Teachers
Collee
Benjamin 3. Sinner
Frankin Street
Frank Schrader
Donald
East South Street
Erie
Mation Wheeler
Schrader
Shirley Wheeler
J. Aymony
Brie
Samuel Baress
Snyrer Girele
Bares
John Mead
Sanne
Baressi
G. T. Bergman
E.U. B. Brotherhood
Patricia Butters
Miss Cullen
Nancy Tindee Pants
Amal
Itimadium
IBM
Raymond
Chapin
Nove America
teaBut
Powell
North Center Street
By Jantzen
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