Local Notices and Social News From Meadville Area
Weekend visitors include Mr and Mrs Gerald Bagley and family from East Irving Street at Port Allegany Pa hosted by Rev John Westley and family. Mrs Arie Mead resigns at Zuckerman's center street store and will sew at home. Frances Hagerman of Warren announces engagement and marriage of daughter Jane to Dilbert Kelly of Warren. Mrs Dana J Little’s Columbus trip recalls family reunion of brothers Alfred Straub and Frank Straub. Mary Jane Rozelle at Edinboro State Teachers College participates in costume contest. Wedding bells for Shirley Buettner and Robert Welsh at Sacred Heart Church. reception at Bustiner home. Genealogy notes on Max Chris and LaRue Hamilton birthday dinner with 20 relatives. Meadville hospital discharge for L R Houghling after emergency operation. Girl Scout Week observed with church service. scouts wear uniforms to school. Park visit by Mead Park directors to inspect latest land improvements. Little Karen Lindstrom hospitalized in Burgla with bronchiolitis. oxygen tent in use. L D Leed’s store to model dresses at Rex Theatre November 1. Vina Lilley wins pony championship trophy Dixie with a decade of awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Bagley
East Irving Street
Port Allegany
John Westley
Ele Street
Frances Hagerman
Warren
Jane
Dilbert Kelly
G. A. Gantz
Dana J. Little
R. D
Corey
Columbus
Alfred Straub
Bingingall
Frank Straub
Columbus, Ohio
Cory
Shirley M. Buener
George B. Buettner
Robert d. Welsh
John T. Welsh
Erie
Sacred Heart Church
A.m
Max Chris
LaRue Hamilton
Shady Avenue
Max
Charlotte
L. R. Houghiling
Arch Street
Meadville
Meadville City Hospital
Merle Long
East Wayne Steel
Net
Karen Sue Lindstrom
Robert Lindstrom
Sherman
RD. J. Corry
Children’s Hospital
Burgla
Bron[ Qiu
Leed
Rex Theatre
Vina Lilley
Maurice D. Lilley
B.O.N Y Associated Clubs
Vina
Dixie
Teri
Raymond Langbury
West Palm Beach
Fla
Reiuain
L. H. Donaldson
Spring Creek
Rochester
N.C
R. Wendall Davis
Emily
Eva B. Jamieson
North ‘Genter Street
Harrison Valley
Charles Ohm
Westfield
Arvid Anders
M. Wickwire
Concord Street
Florida
Kenneth Perkins
Lancaster
Ohio
Teft Mongay
Corry
Perkins
George Thompson
D. Armour Hillstrom
Hillstrom
Madison
South Dakota
New York City
F. G. Jones
Helen Jones
North Center Street
Buffalo
Will, Brown
West Washington
Rebekahs Committees Named For Year
The Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge No. 140 announced standing committees for the year at a Tuesday meeting at TO. 0. F. Hall with Mrs. Howith Loveland chairing as noble guard. Appointments by Mrs. Keefe include Mrs. Arthur C. Barton and others for ways and means, social, sickness, membership, and a team-membership contest to begin next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Franklin Rebetat Lodge No
F. Hall
Howith Loveland
Noble Grand
Noble Guard
Maide Keefe
Loveland
Keefe
Arthur C. Barton
Fred G., Hoenes
Katie Buxton
Frank Hepler
Odd Fellows Orphans Home
Meadville
Rebekah
Pittsburgh
Oscar Frit
Carl Gistafson
Hepler
Fred Mixer
Mra V
Gibbs
Readers Meet with Mrs G W Arnold and Colegrove
Members of the Reuters gathered at East Wayne street home of Mrs G W Arnold with assistant hostess Mrs John T Colegrove. Roll call preceded a paper by Mis Lead Masher on food from statistics of the American Mellion Association of the Department of Agriculture. A social hour followed. next meeting set for November 15 at Mrs Howard Taggart’s Boat Main street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuters
G. W. Arnold
East Wayne Street
John T. Colegrove
Contract Club Guests At Keppel Home
Miss Barbars and Keppel entertained seven members of her contract bridge club and Mrs Robert Grice as a guest at her Molt Street home last evening. For the card playing, Mrs Robert Gal Breath, Mrs Rover Bracken and Mrs Charles A Williams received the award. A salad course was served by the hostess and on November 16th Mrs Arthur Martin will entertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Contract Club
Keppel
Mrs Walter Windahl Hosts Quilting Club Meeting
The Quilting Club gathered last evening with Mrs Walter Windahl of West Smith serving as hostess. A hearty dinner was served at 6 30 and guests enjoyed an evening of visiting. On November 16 Mrs Bruce Thomas of Second Avenue will entertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Windard
West Bmith
Habress
Bruce ‘Thomas
Second Avenue
Progressive 500 Club Meeting Recaps and Local News
Last night the Progressive 500 Club gathered at Mrs. Joseph Hentine’s West Columbus Avenue home with guests irs hanmmesth and Mrs. Harry Burton as award recipients. Mrs. Jennie Weicht and Mrs. Alma Gardner earned ribbons. Mrs. Hentine served an appetizing salad course. A future meeting is planned at Mrs. Wetunt Eus on Bond Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irs
Hanmmesth Spout
Fountown
Harry Burton
Joseph Hentine
West Goolumbus Avenue
Jennie Weicht
Burton
Alma Gardner
Hentine
Wetunt
Eus
Bond Street
Stork Shower Honors Mrs Harold Burgnon At Earl Haight Home
Mrs Jack Kinney of Erie hosted nine relatives for a Stork shower honoring Mrs Harold Burgnon at the Earl Haight residence on East Bend Street. Guests received awards, a pink and white theme adorned the table, and the honored guest was presented with numerous gifts as a miniature stork centerpiece topped the display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Burgnon
Jack Kinney
Erie
Earl Haight
East Bend Street
Thoms Benim
Brie
Charles Pupcell
Burenon
Circle No L Women Meet. plan Christmas box project
Eighteen members and guests of Circle No L of the WSES Methodist Church gathered last evening at Marian Street home of Mrs Gladys McCloskey. Mrs Pat Merrollci gave opening devotions and Mrs W B Stowe led business with plans to send a Christmas box to Erle School at Olive Til Key. A Christmas party is set for December Th hosted by Mrs Siew East South Street. an exchange of 50¢ Christmas erits was noted. The lesson, “Blyristiayy Vues In Chik,” was by Mrs Stowe, with contesta as entertainment aided by hostesses Mrs George Boyce and others, who served pecan pie with whipped cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stowe
E Contesta
George Boyce
Postmaster Addresses Corry Rotary Club
Hoonamaceames P Sullivan spoke to thirty two Rotary members at the Hotel Gary. He praised the Postal Service as not being a money making business, noted its operations in the district, and discussed the department’s expenses, including transportation and labor costs, during a birthday gathering with Rev. Harry S Bowman and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoonamaceames P Sullivan
Postal Service
Velie
Rotary Clit
Gary
Harry S Bowman
Teddy
Glenn Minden
Eniny
Willant Sieves
Sullivan
Ost
Adt
Nuile Byie
Canuross
Fraikina Pelvitene
Birth Announcement for O'Dell Glymier at Cosy Hospital
A newborn, born yesterday at Cosy Hospital, is welcomed by Mr. and Mrs. Richard O'Dell Glymier. The infant arrived in the early hours of a morning, marking a new addition to the Glymier family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ti MO
The
Corry
Teachers' Association Convened at Corry School Auditorium
A business meeting of the Corry Teachers Association was held yesterday at the Corry Seiar Wien School auditorium with resident Carl Linborg presiding. Committee appointments covered administration, auditing, finance, publicity, flowers, program and supervision, naming named members such as Miss Ethel Cray, Miss Ann Bugwss, Miss Ruth Bennett, Mrs. Mary Jour det, Miss Ola Young, Mrs. M. S. Reed, Miss Leora Styacenan, and Harold G. Wolfe among others. The chair announced community support had been reached by the council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Leora Styacenan
Pratk Guft
Mise Help Rowe
Mary McMahon
Ruth Duhisteand
Gurl Byimond
Helen Johnson
Prowam
Harold G. Wolfe
Mix Fale Spacer
Charles Warley
Mise Bu Tess
Clarence Eld
David L. Swactn
Taut
Friendship Aid Plans Thanksgiving Baskets
Friendship Aid Society members meet at Mrs Leone Palmore and Mrs William Crane’s North Center street home. President Lynn Campbell presided as Mrs Hall Smith led devotions. They agreed to prepare three Thanksgiving baskets for local families in need with Mrs Gerald Bagby and Ray Rea assisting on the committee. Mrs Campbell will serve on the planning panel, with food donations to be collected at the home of Mrs Bagley on East Trying street by November 8. The rest of the evening was spent knitting and visiting the Quine Orphanage, aided by Mrs Robert Davis, as they served supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phenestip Aid Society
Hie Brahebost
United Brethren Ghureb
Leone Palmore
Wiliam Crane
North Center Street
Lynn Campbell
J) Hall Smith
Campbell
Kevins
Faye Fhe
Aes Bagley
East Trying Street
Gudys Ciufield Baye
Tur Quine
Robert Davis
Chipewkes
Cotter
Charles Patherson
East Zilling + street
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Local 500 Club Meeting Recap in Pleasant Evening
The Local 500 Club met last evening to review progress and outcomes. Mrs Averill and Mrs Lucife Charity hosted, with Mrs Albert Pox and Mrs John Maloney serving the warded for Avonville and its jacket course.
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Barry Fitzgerald
FBI
F.B.I
Scotland Yard
America
Cae
Ham Uy
Orhany Sterling
Sina
Phillips
Towen
Mary Jane Rozelle
Edinburg State Teachers College
Edinboro
Juliette Low
First Presbyterian Church
Glenn C. Mead
Philadelphia
Meat Park
Stanley Nichols
Walter W. Auer
O. A. Stennett
Perry Nichols
West Wayne Street
Mead
Nellie Erickson
Bill
Snyder Circle
East Frederick Street
Rebekahs
Walter Windahl
Progressive 500 Club
Spring Creeks
Nere
Llewellyn Legtets
Clymet
Chautauqua County
Fredonia
Clymer Hi
Luverne
Switzerland
Circle No. 1
W.S.C.S
Rotary Club
Pesonal
Sotal
Parsonaly
J Signature
Furniture
N. Center ST
Fransis Hooper
YES
Teachers’ Association
Friendship Aid
Duesday
Harold Avenill
Lucife
Albert Pox
John Maloney
Averill Navemibon
Chych
Pines
Pide Hs
Douahier
Miss Quality
Dickay
Juilliard Zephyroy
Chapin
Tie Verangy
Franklin Canst
Anderson
Rouge
Ecporr
Pcestwr
Thompson Watson
Rowe
South Center ST. Corry, PA
U. S
California
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