Sperry arrival delays nine days before Germany service
Pfo. Harl Sperry Sr arrived Tuesday from Fort Dix New Jersey for a nine day layover visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Earl Sperry on Liberty Street Pfe. Sperry will report to Wo Ching Kilmer New York and then proceed to Germany to serve with the Army of Occupation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfo
Harl Sperry, Sr
Fort. Dix
N. J
Earl Sperry
Liberty Street
Pfe
Sperry
Wo Ching
Corry Bridge Association Hosts Evening Duplicate Bridge
The Corry Bridge Association met at the American Legion Home on North Center Street with ten tables. J. Davis, tournament director, announced monthly first and second sessions and November 18 groupings. second play canceled on that date for arrangements. Mrs. O W Bracken and Mrs. L J Lindsey led North South with 111% points, followed by T Hubley and Norman Neckers. East West leaders were Dr E H Harmony and wife with 2105 points, next Mrs M F Coyle and Mrs Harold Burgnone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Bridge Association
American Legion
North Center Street
J. Davis
Philip Zaleneck
O. W. Bracken
L. J. Lindsey
T. Hubley
Norman Neckers
Hubley
Neckers
EH. Harmony
M. F. Coyle
Harold Burgnon
P, HL. Barthulme
Smith
Women Relief Group 49 Met for November Session
The Women’s Relief Group No. 49 met at the I O O F Hall with 41 members and friends attending. A noon meal and a 2 o’clock business session were held chaired by President Mrs. K D Brown. Inspector Mrs. John Golden praised officer reports, delegate Mrs. Ralph Gates summarized the North West convention, and vocal selections by Mrs. Franke Lall accompanied by guitar followed. The meeting closed with Amorit the Beautiful as the flag was raised. next gathering set for November 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Relief Garp No
I. 0
Tureem
Deni
KD. Brown
John Golden
Fro Ridgway
Ralph. Gates
North West
Franke Lall
Uta Flag Wess
Carl Frodell
Henry Hill
Ralph Gates
H. D. Baupin
Jennie Alm
Anna Anderson Post Social Meeting Plans
Anna Anderson Post No 925 discussed a social meeting after the regular session to be held November 1. Miss JoSephine Frisina was named in charge of the tureen dinner. Members were urged to donate to Christmas boxes for veterans hospitals. Julia Zepka chaired and announced year committees across Americanism, community service, emergency unit, employment, essay and scholarship, Girl Scouts, graves registration, greeting cards, law and order, publicity, accident prevention, uniforms, welfare, junior athletics, and other roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ac Mempers
Anna Anderson
Miss Zepka
Maxine Lawrence
Arthur Mulgin
Edgar Alexander
Juanita Smit
Zepka
Barbara Thomson
Frising
Girl Scouts
Alberta Armitage
Mulvir
Law and Order
Amy McEvoy
Armitage
Helen Gumbleton
Margaret Shannon
Mutgin
McEvoy
Prisine
Anita Rainesale
Local visitors stop in for business and funerals
Prank Sieverman Jr of New York City and Louis Metkult of Erie arrived for business in this city visiting the Home Store. Mrs Agnes Sloan of East Main Street traveled from here to Erie for a day as a business visitor. Several residents from East Main Street West Pleasant Street and Gleveland attended funerals in Kane Stockdale and nearby areas with relatives noted among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prank Sieverman, Jr
New York City
Louis Metkult
Erie
Agnes Sloan
East
Josh
Merriman
Ed Eshelman
Clymer
Doyle Shields
Ripley
Frank Kasper
Glenn Lukas
Alvin Eshelman
Erwin Nichols
Eli
Kane
Anna Eshelman
Zi Eshelman
Treon Society Plans Bake Sale and Charitable Gifts
The Treon Society of St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church met at 6 30 PM with 20 members present as Elizabeth Lanston chaired. New members Mrs Raymond Cathers and Miss Barbara Ann Keppel joined. plans were made for a November 16 bake sale chaired by Mrs Alton B Dahlstrand and a Christmas outfit for a Bethesda Home orphan, plus 15 Christmas stockings for Bethesda orphans. The group also worked on sewing towels and washcloths for the orphanage and drape remodeling, with December 3 set for the annual Christmas party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treon Society
St. Paul's
Bethesda
Meadville
Aid Society To Pack Thanksgiving Baskets At Church
The Women's Aid Society of Evangelics United Brethren Church met at the North Center street home of Mrs. Harley, Banks. Twelve members and visitors attended as Mrs. Guy Bennink led devotions and business. The next meeting on November 19 will pack Thanksgiving baskets for shut-ins at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
Women's Aid Society
the Evangelics United Brethren Church
North Center Street
Harley, Banks
Guy Bennink
Musical Portraits Open Concert Series At Corry High
The first concert in Lie Golling’s series drew over 350 attendees at Corry Senior High School. Five artists presented two hours of works by Herbert Friml Romberg Kern among others, with soloists Jack Hurley Eleanor Warner Boris Zlatich Janet Lowenstein and Stephanie Novicki delivering varied performances in costume and graceful numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lie Golling
Corry Senior High
Victor Herbert
Rudolph Friml
Sigmund Romberg
Jerome Kern
Jack Hurley
Eleanor Warner
Sud
Wir Hurley
Boris Zlatich
Janet Lowenstein
Stephanie Novicki
Stephanie J. Novicki
Terewell
Mrs Lee Baker Hosts W F M S Meeting
Mrs Lee Baker of West Washington street entertained 18 members and guests of the W F M S of the Church of The Nazarene for an all day meeting. President C M Bailey led devotions. prayers by Mrs P M Anderson and Mrs Baker. They planned clothing donations for a missionary in Asia, selling Christmas cards and scripture calendars, and sewing mittens and quilt blocks for welfare. Next meeting titled a Christmas party on December arc with Mrs John Garnicke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Baker
West Washington Street
W. FM. S
Church of the Nazarene
C. Im. Bailey
Surprise wedding shower honors Miss Marcelaine Robbins
Miss Alice Coulter of West Pleasant Street hosted a surprise wedding shower for Miss Marcelaine Robbins who will marry on November 26. Eight guests attended as games music and visiting filled the evening. The hostess served a salad course and the guest of honor received a set of dishes from the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Coulter
West Pleas ‘Ant Street
Marcelaine Robbins
Mrs Weston Hosts 500 Club Evening at West Pleasant St
Mrs Charles Weston of 509 West Pleasant street entertained the 500 club Wednesday evening. Albert Suelter and Mrs Frank Jackson attended as guests. Cards were played for awards with Mrs Robert Hunt and Mrs Furry Paulson Jr. among the players. Delectable tuna salad relishes cake and coffee were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Suelter
Frank Jackson
Charles ‘Weston
West Pleasant Street
500 Club
Robert, Hunt
Furry Paulson, Jr
New Era Club Meeting at Mrs Anderson’s Home
The New Era Club of the Presbyterian Church met at Mrs Stanley E Anderson’s West Freick street home last evening with about twenty members present. President Mrs A V Gachyan led the session, readings included two poems, Rev Gilbert L Boyd explained the revised standard New Testament, and a vote allocated $100 to foreign missions and restoration funds. A Christmas party was planned for December at Mrs William Leaby’s home. pumpkin pie and coffee were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Era Club
Presbyteria
Stanley E Anderson
Freirick Street
A.V. Gach
Yan
Putin
Gilbert L. Boyd
Wiu Ness
Foreign Mission
Mrs Howard Rehnborg Honored At Shower
Mrs Howard Rehnborg was honored at a delightful stork shower hosted by Mrs F D Peiffer and Miss Eva Kepler at the Peiffer home 1% Fifth Avenue. About twelve guests attended and enjoyed games, prizes, and a blue motif with baby trolls attached to place cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Rehnborg
Iaat
F. D. Peiffer
Eva Kepler
Peiffer
Fifth Avenue
Alin Baresi
Ruth Dahlstrand
Thubelie Gorion and
Tre
Stanley Nichols
Mt Ajabu
Executive Board Meeting of Women of the Moose
Mrs Harold Macksar hosted the executive board gathering at R C 1 with Mrs Leland Wilcox chairing the library committee and Mr Donald Gates presiding. Present were Mrs Law redge Hansen, Mrs Dorothy May, and Miss Ann Lang. In the social period, Mrs Jackson served salad sandwiches and a dessert to guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.O.T. M
Harold Macksar
Women of the Moose
Leland Wilcox
Library Commun Life
Ims
Donald Gates
Lawredge “Hansen
Dorothy May
Ann Lang
Jackson
Hilltop Harvest Dinner Held by Huluey Club Members
Hilltop Club met yesterday at Mars Al bert Hill’s home with seven members and one guest, Mrs. David Shank. Mrs. Hill was chosen to manage the birthday fund and Mrs. Earle Gales won the friendship quilt. Guests enjoyed potato chips pretzels pumpkin pie and coffee. Next gathering set for November 19 at Mrs. Paul Babowski’s home to plan another harvest dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilltop Club
Mars
Albert Hill
R. di
David Shank
Paul Babowski
Circle No 3 Plans Tea Gift Sale for W S C Ss
Circle No 3 of the Methodist Church met at Mrs John Mitchells East Bond street with thirteen members and five guests. A devotional opening led by C A McEnturfer followed by prayer and scripture. A state committee was appointed to name officers for next year. A tea and gift sale was set for November 19 at Mrs Mountain home and a Christmas party planned for December 3 at Mrs Myrna Petersons. Tea social with gingerbread whipped cream and coffee served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.S
W.S. C. Ss
Methodist Church
John Mitchell
East Bond Street
Hubert Vaughn
W. B. Stowe
C. A. MecEnturfer
God
C. A. Mountain
Ira Miller
F. E. York
Bisndhe Barnes
Mountain
Myrna Peterson
Mitchell
Willis Brin
Peterson
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