Circle and society news from First Methodist Church
Mrs. Ann Andrus hosted 22 members of Circle No 2 of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at East Congress street with Mrs Joe Guignon presiding and devotions by Mrs Hazel Brockman. Christmas project planned sending a Fay ette to the American Medical Dispensary in Boston. Circle No 1 met 28 present at church with Mrs Donald Dingle in charge. Devotions by Mrs Byron Stowe on Giving Thanks. Christmas party set for December 2 with gift exchange and donation to Boston dispensary. Refreshments by committee. Several local moves and travels noted including Mrs Ann Milter returning from Nyack and others visiting or traveling to Florida and Indianapolis.
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WSCS
Ann Andrus
East Congress Street
Circle No. 2
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodise Church
Joe Guignon
Hazel Brockman
Fayette
American ‘Medical Dispensary
Boston
Andis
R. G. Barnes
Lawrence Davison
East Main Street
Girele No. 1
Woman's
Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Donald Dingle
Byron Stowe
American Medical Dispensary
Edmund Barr
Earle Hasbrouck
Carl Swanton
Mary Fragier
Zuella McEvoy
Birthday Party Celebrates Two Young Girls
Mrs. Merle Burrows hosted a birthday party at 10% Spring Street for her daughter Barbara Dianne age three and her niece Doreen May age two. Guests included Linda Jane May, Mary Lee Rugar, Mikie Kuzma, Linda Sherman, Dennis and Ronald May, Judy and Susan Burrows. Party ran 7:30 to 10:80 with candy favors, balloons, lunch of sandwiches, éclair, birthday cake and Jello. Honored guests received gifts from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Burrows
Spring Street
Barbara Dianne
Doreen May
Linda Jane May
Mary Lee Rugar
Mikie Kuzma
Linda Sherman
Dennis
Ronald May
Judy
Susan Burrows
Rebekah Lodge Plans Dinner and Meeting Details
The Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge held a routine meeting at TOOF Hall with Mrs. Carl Millspaw presiding. Plans for a November 19 Thanksgiving dinner for members of the Judge and Odd Fellows were discussed. next meeting is November 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah
Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge
Toof Hall
Carl Millspaw
Noble Grand
Judge
Odd Fellows
A.C. Barton
Merle Akam
Warren Fargo
Holy Name Society Receives 25 Members at St Elizabeth's Hall
About 25 Holy Name Society members gathered at St Elizabeth's Hall for rosary recitation then held a routine business session. They watched three films including Road To Peace with Bing Crosby and Ann Blyth. An Investure for the Boy Scouts will be held in December conducted by Rev Gannon of Erie. all scout parents invited. The society will receive communion in a body at St Elizabeth's Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Name Society
St. Elizabeth's Hall
Rome
Holy Land
St. Elizabeth's Church
Friendship Aid Met At Lillie Home
The Friendship Aid of the Evangelical United Brethren Church met after church services at the home of Mrs Lloyd Lillie on East Pleasant Street. Fourteen members attended with Mrs Edwin Borstorff presiding and Mrs Shannon leading devotions. Refreshments followed and the next meeting is set for November 1.
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Friendship Aid of
The
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Lloyd Lillie
East Pleasant Street
Edwin Borstorff
Robert, Shannon
Seaman Couple Welcome Son at Meadville City Hospital
Mr and Mrs Theodore Seaman of Meadville welcomed a son yesterday afternoon at Meadville City Hospital. The infant’s aunt is Mrs Arden Rockafellow of West Spring Creek.
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Theodore Seaman
Meadville
Meadville City Hospital
Mus
Seaman
Arden Rockafellow
West Spring Creek
Edinboro Biologist Johnson Speaks to Rotary Club
Edinboro State Teachers College biology teacher John G. Johnson spoke to the Rotary Club last evening on A Biologist Looks at democracy. Introduced by program chairman Arthur Burgess, the event in November drew 38 members and guests, followed by a dinner in the Hotel Corry Corry Room with group singing led by W Stewart Long and William Lenby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinboro
Rotary Club
John G. Johnson
State Teachers College
Johnson
Arthur Burgess
Corry
Stewart Long
William Lenby
Dairymen's League Local Directors Meet
Corry Dairymen's League directors and their wives gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gates home in R D 3. Roy Briggs from Spring Creek attended. President Joseph McCray announced plans for a local meeting on Saturday November 29 at the McCray Hernan House. An oyster supper will conclude the evening with cake, ice cream and coffee served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Dairymen’s League
Carl Gates
R. D
Roy Briggs
Spring Creek
Joseph McCray
McCray Hernan
Church Guild Card Party Date Change
St Elizabeths Church Guild now sponsors a card party on Monday November 17. Af fair reservations are to be made with Mrs William Thompson or Miss Julia Zepka at the Garden Room in the VFW Post home.
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Church Guild
St. Elizabeth's Church Guild
VFW
William ‘Thompson
Julia Zepka
Andrew L Miller Stricken This Morning in Corry Pa
Andrew L Miller died this morning at 6 o clock at the home of his daughter Mrs David Main of 131 Pennsylvania Avenue Warren Pa where he had lived with her He was born September 17 1875 in Rongy Denmark and came to Corry as a youth He owned and operated a tariman in Concord Township for years Surviving are three daughters Mrs Main Mrs Granville Bailey Garland and Mrs Hazen Forlett Corry four sons Merle Miller Warren Myron Miller Forest Grove Ore Hubert Miller Wesleyville and Edgar Miller Corry three brothers Hans Miller Erie William Miller Sompsyitle and Carl Miller Trumans pa three sisters Myre Johanna Crowell Blyria O Mrs Lilley Spicer Barnes Pa and Mrs Mabel Shriverton Peery NY two grandchildren and more He may be viewed at Bracken Seating Funeral Home arrangements pending arrival of his son from Oregon.
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Andrew L. Miller
Andrew
Miller
David Main
Pennsylvania Avenue
Warren
Mr. Miller
Rongy
Denmark
Wil
Sheffield
Antyenr
Corry
Tariman Concord
Jolia Miser
Sparta Grange
Fires Church of Jesus Christ
Latter Day Sainte
Erie
Main
Granville Bailey
Garland
Hazen Forlett
R. D
Merle Miller
Myron Miller
Forest Grave
Ore
Hubert Miller
Wesleyville
Edgar Miller
Gorry
Hans Miller
William
Miler
Sompsyitle
Carl Miller
Trumans
Myre
Johanna Crowell
Blyria
Lilley Spicer
Barnes
Mabel Shriverton
Peery
N.Y
Towers
Oregon
Melva May Dies Early Morning at Randolph Home
Mrs Melva May aged 1 born August 8 1871 died at 12 30 this morning at her son Dinard B May 215 Meadvenue after eight weeks in the city with her husband Eugene. She leaves two sons Hoyt of Randolph and Dinard B May, a brother Henry Oldra of Steamburg NY, two sisters Mrs Emma Staples Falconer and Mrs Lena Yettingwell Randolph, and two grandchildren. Myers Funeral Home Randolph in charge of arrangements with services Friday at 2 pm.
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Melvs May
Dinard B. May
Mead
May
Randolph
Male
Eugene
Guard
City
Hoyt
Henry Oldra
Steamarg
N.Y
Emma Staples
Falconer
Lena Yettingwell
Reangie
Myers Funeral Home
New Labor College Launched in Calcutta India
Calcutta witnessed the opening of a labor college funded by the International Confederation of Free Trade Unions. About a hundred Asian trade unionists will study democracy, anti totalitarian aims, and worker rights, with ICPTU leader J A Oldenbroek warning that absent training invites totalitarian political leaders.
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Ey Asavomeen
Calcutta
India
New
Labor College
Internations Confederation of Free Trade Unions
CFTW
ICPTU
Sen
J. A. Oldenbroek
Income per capita rise tops state records in Harrisburg
The State Planning Board reports Pennsylvania per capita income reaching 8153 for 1961 with total state income about 12.578 billion dollars and proprietor income near 1.816 billion. Government payments and other income included, while national and regional comparisons note slower growth from 1949 to 1950.
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Penn
Harrisburg
State Planning Board
Department of Commerce
Manwealth
Tapita
UBL
Pennsylvania
U.S. Department of Commerce
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AL DA
Blatt Bros. Theatres
REX Theatre
aLsv
ROY Rogers Riders Club
Svopee
Ann Milter
Nyack
N. Y
J. J. Haight
Marion Street
Ralph Cady
Leroy Cady
East South Street
NT. Gillette
Donald Simmons
Gillene
Florida
Mars
Gillette
Leland Johnston
Fifth Avenue
Coleville
W. Schoanover
Richard L. Haltast
Indianapolis
Fort Bragg
And
Mies
Walsiam Halfast
West Church Street
Friendship Aid
Lillie Home
Helen
Ota Ladies
RS. Melva May
NEW Labor College
Davis Radio
North Center Street
Topp
Laros
Chapin & Son
U.S. Bureau of Mines
Louisiana
Arnold O. Willis
Clearfield
United States
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