Mentor Club Meets At Myers Home For Series Of Papers
Mrs. William Myers of Sprite Line entertained the Mentor Club last night. Miss William Barnes presided during a brief business meeting. Papers presented were Women In Music by Mrs. Edwin Schneider and Women In Literature by Miss Louise Williams. The group adjourned after the social hour and scheduled next meeting with George Boyd and Mrs. Jessie Newsom on November 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mentor Club
Myers
William Myers
Sprite Linech
William Barnes
Edwin Schneider
Louise Williams
George Boyd
Jessie Newson
South Center Street
Union City couple wed in Jeffersonville ceremony
Miss Pauline Dudas daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Dudas Union City and Pfc Charles J Zenns son of Mrs Mabel McLean were married Saturday November 3 by Justice of the Peace George Stom ler in Jeffersonville Ind The bride wore a black velvet suit and a floral corsage The groom known locally attended Union City schools before enlisting in Company A The bride is a Union City High School graduate and has worked for Odin Stove Company at Erie
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zehns-Dudas
Pauline Dudas
Frank Dudas
Union City
Pfc
Charles J. Zenns
Mabel McLean
West Main Street
George Stomler
Jeffersonville
Ind
Harold Chase
Company A
Union City High School
Odin Stove Company
Erie
Miller daughter Carol Ruth born to Zit and Mrs James Miller
A daughter named Carol Ruth was born Saturday evening to Zit and Mrs James Miller of Chambersturg. Mrs Miller is formerly Marjorie Miller of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Ruth
Zit
James Miller
Chambersturg
Miller
Marjorie Miller
Ithis City
Missionary to Brazil to speak at Women’s Association meeting
Rev. Raymond Pitman, pioneer missionary to Calaponia Geisz Brazil, will speak at a First Presbyterian Church Women’s Association meeting tomorrow evening. Pitman, on furlough after 10 years inland from Sao Paulo, is a Wheaton College and Princeton Theological Seminary graduate, supported by the Board of Foreign Missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Association of
The
First Presbyterian Church
Raymond Pitman
Calaponia Geisz
Brazil
Pitman
Paul F. Bauer
Wheaton College
Princeton ‘Theological Seminary
Sao Paulo
Board of Foreign Missions
First Presbyterian Church of the United
Committee Chairmen Named for Card Party by Women of Moos
The card party planned for November 13 is sponsored by the Women of the Moos with chairs listed for different duties. Aur, wesc Sauson is penam ed chairman. Mrs. Andrew Hansen handles reservations and tickets. Mrs. Mason assists by Mrs. Bertha Carwil. kitchen duties assigned to Mrs. Donald Gates and Mrs. Leland Wilcox. event in the Garden Room of the V F W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aur
Wesc Sauson
Women of
the Moos
V.F. W
Andrew Hansen
Mason
Bertha Carwil
Donald Gates
Leland Wilcox
Recently Married Couple Honored by Family and Friends
A post bridal shower celebrated Mr. and Mrs Floyd Smith Jr who were recently married. Hosted by Mrs Clarence Coons of A D 2 the event drew 37 guests from Corry Ripley North East Union City and Columbus. Guests enjoyed cards visiting and a social time before a luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Smith, Jr
Corry Kiwanis elects new officers for 1952
Narry Barnen, a longtime Kiwanis active member, was chosen president of the Corry club at the Phoenix Hotel last evening. Harry Hall named vice president, William E. Miller secretary, Harley Johnson treasurer, with directors including Cory Glark Charles Graham Frank Grice Sr Lynn Rice Ray Modd Senstead Nelson Thompson and Philip Zalaneck. Officers take office at the first 1952 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narry Barnen
Kiwanis
Corry Club
Phoenix Hotel
Harry Hall
William E. Miller
Harley Johnson
Cory Glark
Charles Graham
Frank Grice
Lynn Rice
Ray- Modd Senstead
Nelson Thompson
Philip Zalaneck
Frank Norman
Erle
Joint Association Plans Youth Week In Corry
The Corry Union City Ministerial Association held its November meeting at the Corry Evangelical United Brethren Church with Rev. Paul Smith as chairman. Officers were elected: Rev. Gerald Dykstra president, H. Ray Harris vice president, Rev. Fred Bowes secretary treasurer. An Inter-Faith Youth Conference is planned for Youth Week 1952 across Corry churches, with committees named and January 7, 1952 set for the next meeting at Union City Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gursy Manuserial Association
Ritz
James M. Mcntosh
Paul F. Jauer
H. Ray Harris
B. Seal Drive
Salvation Army
Wilmer Heffer
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Union
First Presbyterian Church
H. Rev Harris
Harry Bowman
Francis G. Whiteman
James M. McIntosh
Merlin Gaskell
R. R. Merriman
Joint Association
Corry Union City
Corry
Paul Bauer
Riding
Gerald Dykstra
Y. M
Arthur Burgess
Paul Smith
Union City Methodist Church
Birthday Dinner Honors Dixie Lee Nichols
Mrs. P. M. Nichols hosted a dinner for her granddaughter Dixie Lee Nichols birthday. Misses Joyce Ruffner Mary Helen Gurtis Lucille Beckwith Mary Sue Williams Janet Orcutt Nancy Reid and Beverly Shaw attended a spaghetti meal. Gifts of crocheted cups and saucers were given. The group then went to the movies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie Lee Nichols
P. M. Nichols
Dixie Lee
Joyce Ruffner
Mary Helen Gurtis
Lucille Beckwith
Mary Sue Williams
Janet Orcutt
Nancy Reid
Beverly Shaw
Home With Bride EN ROUTE HOME to Binghamton NY
Cpl William Hungerford returns from service in the Orient and Korea on a 30 day furlough, arriving at LaGuardia with his Japanese war bride Toyoko, 27, and their one month old daughter Hellen. Hungerford served five years overseas and in Korea, and the couple plans to settle in Binghamton NY.
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Binghamton
N.Y
William Hungerford
LaGuardia Field
Toyoko
Hlsen
Hungerford
Orient
Korea
Sye
Hilt
Yokohama
International
Luncheon Bridge Group Meets at Hotel Corry
Aimo Luncheon Bridge Group met yesterday afternoon at the Hotel Corry with later cards at Mrs. J. H. Heerlen’s on Wright Street. Mrs. O. W. Bracken was high scorer, guest Mrs. Chris Christensen won second, and a special prize went to Mrs. Philip Zalmeck. The group will meet again in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anot Bnore
Corry
J. H. Heerlen
Wright Street
O. W. Bracken
Chris Christensen
Philip Zalmeck
Neighborhood Club Party At Tarbell's
Neighborhood Club members and one guest enjoyed delicious dinners at Tarbell's last evening at 6 30. Afterward the group went to Mrs William Huenel's home to play cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winyou Auemvers
Tarbell
William Huenel
Hospital Auxiliary Club Social Gathering Reports Funds and Plans
Sixteen members attended the regular Hospital Auxiliary meeting in the nurses dining room. President Mrs. C A Hillstrom led. Mrs. Howard Hutzelman noted kitchen needs and attendees voted to purchase items. A September style show yielded 357.07 for the treasury and committees were named for December. New members Mrs Raymond Sandburg and Mrs Mary Sears joined. J F Needham urged volunteer card returns. monthly chairmen appointments were set with Needham leading the week of November 4. Boag outlined the supplies cart and the upcoming December 28 dance. next meeting is December 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hospital Auriliary
C. A. Hillstrom
Howard Hutzelman
Treasury
Hillstrom
Wilferd Dykes
Harold Carr
Berniece Huntley
Joseph Furst
Robert Curtis
Russell Moore
Carl McIntyre
Raymond Sandburg
Mary Sears
J. F. Needham
Needham
Raleigh VanTassel
Lester Damner
Boag
B P W Club Social Session Held Last Evening
The B P W Club met at Mrs. Milton Zalzneck's West Washington street home last evening with all members present and two guests Miss Maxine McMillan and Mrs. Nellie Dunlap. A pork and saner smut dinner followed by cards and television accompanied piano selections by Mrs. James P. Sullivan. Mrs. Zalaneck chaired assisted by Mrs. Alan May Mrs. L. E. Thomas and Mrs. Rosa B. McElroy. A business meeting is planned for November 13 with Mrs. Norman Tarbell in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.P.W. Club
B. P. W. Club
Milton Zalzneck
West Washington Street
Maxine McMillan
Nellie Dunlap
James P. Sullivan
Navy Mothers Club Plans Holiday Boxes for Erie Home
Navy Mothers Club appointed Mrs John Gilmore Mrs Floyd Dougherty and Mrs Carl Highy to organize holiday boxes for the Soldiers and Sailors Home at Erie. The meeting at LOOF Hall was led by Mrs Mayme Mitchell with Mrs Royal Messenger and Mrs Douglas Rovelle serving pumpkin pie and ice cream after adjournment. The club will reconvene in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Mothers Club
John Gilmore
Floyd Dougherty
Carl Highy
Soldiers’ and Sailors
Erie
Hall
Mayme Mitchell
Royal Messenger
Douglas Rovelle
Readers' Club Hosts Session With Mrs Whittlesey
The Readers' Club met yesterday afternoon at West Church Street hosted by Mrs. F. E. Whittlesey. Members used Washington Round-Up articles for roll call. Mrs. Charles Cronin led a program on Japan’s pasted future. A tribute honored long-time member Mrs. John S. Colegrove, who plans to move to Washington. Light refreshments followed. Mrs. Morris Bonsteel will host next on November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Whittlesey
West Church Street
Washington
Charles Cronin
Japan
John S. Colegrove
Morris Bonsteel
North Center Street
Canasta Club Hostess Mrs Thiessen Leads North Center Group
Mrs W F Thiessen of North Center street hosted a local canasta club gathering last evening. Maude Keefe was high scorer for the card play. A salad course was served, and the group planned to meet again in two weeks with Mrs Keefe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Thiessen
W. F., Thiessen
North Center Street
Auriol backs UN role amid disarmament push
France reaffirms faith in the United Nations and pledges cooperation for a strong collective security system. Auriol notes possible U S plans for a worldwide census and inspections of armaments, including atomic weapons, as part of a new disarmament proposal outlined in President Truman's upcoming speech. Hamsters defined as small mammals in the mouse family.
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Auriol
United Nations
France
United States
Washington
Truman
U. 5 S
Dean Acheson
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