Court Conception No 35 CD of A style show and card party
Pleasant evening Thursday at the Court Conception No 35 CD of A style show and card party. Dresses and coats from Nast Company were modeled by Mrs. Walter Wolls and others. Card games, prizes, a 50-50 draw, and hospital fund proceeds were reported. future events include a Sisters of Mercy tea and a December bazaar. Several local residents were noted traveling, visiting, or attending events in nearby towns.
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Court Conception No
North Center Street
Nast Company
Mervyn M. Nast
Walter Wolls
Katherine Dyckes
Renny
Ruth Foster
Ralph Zeigler
Ann McEvoy
C.d.of A
Sisters of Mercy
Jerome F. Needham
C. D. of A
Leo Rhynard
Cleve Morton
Treasury
V F L W Auxiliary Card Party Plans February Event
Fifteen members of the V F L W Auxiliary met at 8 15 PM at the post home on West Washington for a business session. President Mrs Jean Field chaired. A report on the Northwestern Pennsylvania County Council meeting at Titusville was read by Mrs Glyde Reynolds. Armistice Day will honor hospital patients with a wreath and Mr Hagel Shuss and her committee will handle arrangements. Past President Mrs Clara B Haight presented a flag in memory of Thomas W Stine killed in World War I. Members voted $6 for Christmas seats for the National Home at Baton Rapids and decided to hold a card party on December 1. Arrangements to be set at the November 20 meeting. Awards went to Mrs Marcheta Sutton, Miss Helen Canfield and Mrs Rusa McElroy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurie Baker
Lester Danner
Alice Dahlstrom
Ralph Bailey
Dayton
Raymond Barnes
Columbus
Luli Merklinger
Jeff
Titusville
Mayme Dustin
Jamestown
Oil City
George Reeves
R. B. Knowles
Meadville
Montgomery Ward
Mildred Young
East Church Street
Philadelphia
James Bell
Mary Rebecca Cogan
T.roger McCray
Lehigh University
Bethlehem
A.M. Litz
North Center Street
Westfield
L. S. Henley
Ben FF. Starr
Maple Avenue
George Malios
Erie
Stephen Regrut
Erle
Regrut
M's. Regrut
Clarenice King
Patrick Ferrara
Frank Whiteley
B. F. Bettes
Fred Hall
Katherine Stone
Helen Rowe
Pearl Marsh
Mary McKee
Brie
Grace Hoylen
East Bond Street
Cleveland
Frank
Laurie
George M. Kinley
New York City
George Kinley
Wright Street
Dorr Clark
East Main Street
Marcheta Sutton
Helen. Canfield
Rusa McElroy
Bride-Elect Honored At Pleasant Shower
Miss Mary Migliaccio was honored at a Thursday bridal shower hosted by her sisters Louise and Elizabeth Migliaccio at their home on 1912 West Pleasant street. Twenty eight guests attended. prizes went to Mrs. Charles Kovach and Miss Leha Piccirilio. Gifted with household items the bride elect will wed Paul Balek on November 29. Invited guests included out of town attendants from Warren Wesleyville Union City and local circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Migliaccio
Paul Balek
Louise
Elizabeth Migliaccio
West Pleasant Street
Charles Kovach
Leha Piccirilio
Migliaccia
Carl Papalia
Nancy Papalia
Warren
Sasha Prontert
George Canellia
Wesleyville
Joseph Balek
Mary Ann Balek
Union City
Inquisitors' Club Meeting At I O F Hall Tonight
The Inquisitors Club of the Raymond Mig Company will meet at 7 30 this evening at the I O F Hall. President William Dahl will chair a business session. Guest speaker B W Cashdollar from Pittsburgh will discuss justice department matters and films Your Town and Job Simplification will be shown. The Raymond quartet will perform with members Hurlbert Bachemer Orn Vanssens. Refreshments will be served and a local Be tiod will follow.
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Inquisitors’ Club
Inquisitors' Club
Raymond Mig. Company
I. O
Town
Raymond Quartet
Richard Hurlbert
Raymond Bachemer
V- E. Orn
Alphonse Vanssens
Allin Dimick
Isis Committee
Miss Marcelaine Robbins Honored At Salvation Army Shower
Miss Marcelaine Robbins was honored at a Salvation Army Home League shower hosted by Mrs Theron Obit Mrs Lawrence Satterler and Mrs Earl Henry. Guests played games with awards to Mrs Ralph Billsboro Miss Helen Adams and Mrs Pearl Fox. Red chic and yellow color theme accompanied a salad course and gifts to the bride designate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcelaine Robbins
Home League of the Salvation Army
Theron Obit
Lawrence Satterler
Earl Henry
Salvation Army
Ralph Billsboro
Helen Adams
Pearl Fox
Robbins
Columbus Grange Social Meeting and Fundraising
Columbus Grange No. B75 held a pie social and white elephant sale at the Columbus Town Hall with fifty attendees. A program of singing readings recitations and a skit featured My. and Mrs. Arthur Page David Curtis Miss Shirley Moyer Miss Lynnette Page Miss Jean Messenger and Hoyt Robbins. The event raised $50 for the Grange treasury and included round and square dancing by the Moonlight Rangers from Corry Grange. A War Grange meeting and eight oclock supper are planned for Monday evening with a business session, dinner is in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Faulkner who will move to Florida.
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Columbus Grange No
Columbus Town Hall
Arthur Page
David Curtis
Shirley Moyer
Lynnette Page
Jean Messenger
Hoyt Robbins
Grange Treasury
Moonlight Rangers
Corry
Gerald Faulkner
Teaye
Florida
Miss Aldrich Honored At Birthday Party At Fairhaven
Miss Aldrich celebrated her birthday with an afternoon party from 3 to 9 at the Fairhaven Community Building hosted by her mother Mrs. George Aldrich. Playmates and their mothers attended. games contests ice cream and birthday cake were served. Favors included sachet baskets and balloons. decorations featured rose and green. Out of town guests included Mrs. Charles Saxe and daughter Ann Mrs. Ralph Christy and son Tommy Mrs. Gladden Gesm and Charles and Mrs. L. Schwab and granddaughter Maureen White of Tidioute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Jumen
Ava Audrich
George Aldrich
Fairhaven
Miss Aldrich
Aldrich
Charles Saxe
Ann
Ralph Christy
Tommy
Gladen Gesm
Charles
Mrs. Winans Honored at Lemon Street Stork Shower
Mrs. R. L. Winans was honored at a neighborhood stork shower on Lemon Street with 16 guests. Afternoon games featured prizes for Mrs. Winans, Mrs. Oscar Johnson and Mrs. Alfred Haenel. Refreshments included jelly, cake and coffee. decorations were pink, blue and white with miniature dolls as favors. A high chair was presented by the Mite group.
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R. L. Winans
RL. Winans
Lemon Street
Sims
Shell
Winans
Osear Johnson
Alfred Haenel
B. P. O. Elks Lodge Plans Sadie Hawkins Canen
Exalted Ruler William Roehrig chaired a regular session of B. P. O. Elks Lodge No. 700. A Sadie Hawkins Canen is set for Saturday November 15 for members and invited guests. next meeting is November 20.
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B. P. O. Elks
B. P.O. Hos
William Roehrig
Arson Birth Notice in Comny Hospital This Morning
An infant named Arson was born at Comny Hospital early this morning to Mr and Mrs Hubert Watrous of BD 4. The birth details are recorded in the local notices.
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Arson
Comny Hospital
Hubert, Watrous
Legion Auxiliary Meeting and Armistice Day Plans
The Legion Auxiliary met with 18 members at the Legion Home on North Center Street. Officers announced Armistice Day programs and a fish fry for members and wives, plus a Poppy Day sale with Girl Scout Troop 39 at the Ritz Restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
North Center Street
Legion
Mary Oru
Auxiliary
Lloyd Stowe
Girl Scout Troon No. 39
Mudfred Haenel
Conneautville
Everett
Women of The Moose Met Last Evening
Women of The Moose met at lodge rooms chaired by Uangid Gates. Reports showed $30 raised at October 30 card party. Jessie Mason announced the Mooseheart third anniversary dinner held October 16. Mrs. Leland Wilcox won attendance award as session adjourned to meet November 20. Wilcox and the library committee will be in charge.
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Wiry
Uangid Gates
Charles Thompson
Jessie Mason
Mooseheart Committee
Leland Wilcox
Hse
D A R Met at Mrs Starr Home With Members
Brokenstaw Valley chapter of the DAR met yesterday at the home of Mrs. Ben F. Starr on Maple Avenue. There were 18 members and one guest. The program included Thanksgiving scriptures and a review of There Was a Slave by Shirley Graham. The hostess was assisted by Mrs. John J. Callegrove. The next meeting is a Christmas party at Mrs. R. B. Mosier’s home on December 11.
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Brokenstaw Valley
DAR
Yesterany
Ben Starr
Maple
Fey
Povey Auer
Shirley Graham
Frederick Doulas
U. S
Fuento Rico
John J. Calegrove
A. C. Sundburg
R. B. Mosier
Maple Avenue
Grandson Lee Williams Celebrates Seventh Birthday
Lee Williams, age seven, honored by his grandmother Mrs Grace Williams and Mrs Irene Williams with a party yesterday from 4 to 6 pm at 344 West Wayne Street. About 74 children attended, enjoying games, ice cream, a decorated birthday cake, and chocolate milk. Hosts served treats and presented Lee with many appropriate gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Williams
Grace Williams
Irene Williams
Honer
West Wayne Street
Jwstesses
Leo
Columbus PTA Penny Supper Raises Funds for School Work
Over 100 people attended the Quiwunpbus PTA penny supper at Dean School cafeteria from 5 30 to 7 0. Mrs Domith Small chaired the event and announced approximately 845 in proceeds will aid the PTA treasury for the proposed school round improvement program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus P.T.A
Quiwunbus P. TA
Dean School
Domith Small
PTA
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Blatt Bros
REX Theatre
Blanchard & Davis
Spirit OF
West Point
Adele Jennens
Kiwanis Club
Car Dunn
Detroit
Rite
Pred Hoenes
Jean Marie Johnston
William Zafiropulos
Donald Miller
Army
Msgt
Miller
Arthur Martin
Wiliam E. Miller
Howard J. Mel Mullin, Jr
Paul Crowell
HER
Heiman Jewelers
Columbus Grange
Fullna
Alin
Sllewaol Rikolaine
LEED
Helen
Adios
Lingeria
NEW Recreation
Paul Erlandson
Mgr
Main St
Dial
The
Annis Furs
Laskin
Mouton
Anne Chapin
Ben F. Starr
Washington
Coca-Cola Company
Erie Coca-Cola Bottling Company
Pictr Te
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