Birthday Party for Mrs Carl Peterson at 209 Fairview
Mrs Carl Peterson of 209 Fairview Street was honored Tuesday evening with a surprise birthday party at her home. Hostess Mrs Milton Zaluneck and assistants Mrs Mary DeLury and Mrs Olin Simmons led 16 guests in a 500 game with prizes to Mrs George Stanford Sr and others. Door prize went to Mrs Simmons. Pink and white decorations, refreshments, and a bronze pompon corsage completed the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Peterson
Fairview Street
Milton Zaluneck
Mary DeLury
Olin Simmons
George Stanford, Sr
Frederick Ahi
Philip @alaneck
Edward Berry
Louis Jackson
Peterson
M. H. van Dresar
Local notices and society items from Erie area
Mrs. Jerome F. Needham of Maple Avenue participated in a Helen Neville Kitchen Party broadcast on WBEN Buffalo with her sister Mrs. Frank Ursitti. Proceeds benefited St. Benedict's Church Altar and Rosary Society Expertsville. Needham won a debate on skirt length and received an eight ball ink pen prize. Various local moves, birthdays, and names including Edward Dewey, W. C. Ruffeney, Harold Powell, Ruth Lanaton, Camille Waterhouse, Grace Lamona, R. W. McElroy, and Sgt. Donald B. Harrison noted alongside church concerts and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome F. Needham
Maple Avenue
Helen Neville
WBEN
Buffalo
Sher
Frank Ursitti
St. Benedict's Church
Expertsville
N.Y
Needham
Rotary Club announces second annual minstrel show
Final plans were made Tuesday at the Hotel Corry Corry Room for the Rotary Club event to be held in February at the Corry Senior High School auditorium. William A. Leaby named general chairman. Dallas Vaughn attended as a guest. Erle Strick spoke on malleable iron. A movie on malleable iron with Edwin C. Hill narrating was shown. Stewart Long led songs with Denby at the piano. David L. Swartz presided in Arthur Welte’s absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Hotel Corry
Corry
Corry Senior High
William A.leaby
Tast
Dallas Vaughn
Eerl M. Strick
Erle Malleable Iron Company
Far Erle
Homecoming Party for Pfe Charles Firster Honored in Elgin
A welcome home party for Pfe Charles M Firster son of Mrs Catherine Firster was held at his uncle Charles S Firster home on South Center Street Elgin. Guests included Mrs Katherine Firster and children Charles Violet Leona and Donald, plus Mr and Mrs Albert Firster and family and other relatives. Refreshments were served with roses and pompons at table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfe
Charles Firster
Charles M. Firster
Catherine Firster
Elgin
Charles S. Firster
South Center Street
Katherine Pirster
Charles
Violet
Leona
Donald
Albert Firster
Clair Baldwin
Eldridge Beardsley
Morton Parker
Joe Danosec
Local residents undertake visits and travel notes
E A Hawkins and Mrs John Fen etermiecher with her children Ann and Edward have returned from New York City. Mr and Mrs Roy Swart and Miss Florence Jackman depart for Alexandria Va to visit Mr and Mrs Robert Street and daughter Janice. Mrs Harold Orage is due back from St Cloud Minn after her daughter's illness. Mervyn M Nast leaves for New York on a Nast Company buying trip. Dr G B Bennett returns from Meadville after visiting his daughter. Hoe Vroomen of Lisse Holland was in town selling tulip bulbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Hawkins
John Fenetermiecher
Ann
Edward
New York City
Dale Rapp
Mervyn M. Nast
East Frederick Street
Nast Company
Edgar Alexander
Robert
North Center Street
Alexandria Bay
G. B. Bennett
East Smith Street
Meadville
Edgar Deissler
Hoe Vroomen
Lisse
Holland
Columbus PTA hears guest Gladys Canfield and updates
Miss Gladys Canfield spoke at the Columbus Township PTA meeting at Dean School about her trip to California and training with her seeing eye dog Betty. Proceeds from a clothing sale totaled 31.97 with 205 members reported. a Boy Scout takeover proposal to the firemen was voted. A December meeting date and a new baby born to Tanya Ann Stewart were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Township
PTA
Dean School
Gladys Canfield
California
Betty
Harold Hill
P.T.A
Corry Junior High School
G. H. Wilkinson
Charles Mynn
Stanley
P.r.a. Treasury
Russell Moore
Spring Creek P. T. A
la i
Tanya Ann
Robert Stewart
Washington, D.C
I. Frank Betts
Columbus
Newborn Daughter for Klomp Family in North Sliner
A daughter was born yesterday afternoon at Corry Hospital to Mr and Mrs Ivan Klomp of North Sliner. The infant is welcomed by Mrs Rosario of Wichita Falls Texas and is the granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Edwards formerly of this city. William F Myers of Spring Street is the great grandfather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Hositel
Ivan Klomp
North Sliner
Miss Patti Ann Aldrich Birthday Honored At Home
Patti Ann Aldrich was honored at a birthday party hosted at the Aldrich home by her mother Mrs George Aldrich aided by Mrs Lewis H Schwab of Tid ioute The event featured games music and refreshments a decorated pink cake with five candies and guests Mr and Mrs Willard Dyckes and their sons Willard and Dennis Mrs William Roehrig and son William and Miss Mary Patrick Rote
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auiss Patt
Ann Aldrich
George Aldrich
Lewis H. Schwab
Tidioute
Aldrich
Willard Dyckes
Willard
Dennis
William Roehrig
William
Mary Patrick
Canasta Club Hosts Guests at North Center Street Home
Mrs John Zepka entertained her canasta club with Mrs Robert Rastetter Mrs Harry Hall Miss Julia Zepka and Mrs Edward Becker as guests. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Hall and Mrs Rastetter. Hostess served potato salad wafers creamed cheese and coffee. Next meeting set for November 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canasta Club
John Zepka
Robert Rastetter
Harry Hall
Julia Zepka
Edward Becker
North Center Street
Hall
Hospitality Club Meeting Reports Plans for Bingo Fundraiser
The Hospitality Club met yesterday at the American Legion Hall with Mrs. Ry G. Tunnell presiding. They discussed the bingo party on November 30 at St Edward's Hall to aid the city Christmas lighting program. An incheon is planned for December 13 at Hotel Corry with reservations led by Mrs. Louis Valentine. A kindergarten program will allow mothers to attend club sessions. mothers with children to be cared for should contact Mrs. Tunnell. A color sound movie Amazin America sponsored by Greyhound Bus Company was shown. Donations included Buddy Poppies and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Nuspaating Uruy
American Legion Hante
Ry G. ‘Tunnell
St. Edward’s Hall
Incheon
Corry
Louis Valentine
Tunnel
Greyhound Bus Company
Buddy
F. W. Dey
Donald G. Nantes
Ums
Robert Rastetter Tee
Mrs Henry Bals Honored By Friendly Birthday Club
Mrs Henry Bals was honored by the Friendly Birthday Club at a West Frederick Street gathering honoring seven members and two guests. Gifts were presented, bingo prizes awarded, and a salad course with wafers and beverages served. The next meeting is December 13 with Mrs Bertha Dorwirt hosting and the birthday of Mrs Leo Coyle celebrated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Oun
Friendly Birthday Club
William Huenel
West Frederick Street
Miller Davison
Margared Hughes
Bals
Lyle Shreve
Mabel Hulfast
Bertha Dorwirt
Mead Avenue
Tain
Coyle
Golden Links Class Holds Routine Session at Methodist Church
The Golden Links Sunday School Class of the Methodist Church met at the church with 20 persons present. Zuella McElray presided as devotions were given by Mrs. Irvin S. Young. Plans were made for a Christmas party at the next meeting. Hostesses served doughnuts and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meduily
Methodist’ Church
Zuella McElray
Irvin
Young
Percie McCray
Le~roy Cady
George Gordon
Holy Name Society Meets at St Edward's Hall
The Holy Name Society gathered at St Edward's Hall last evening with Rev John DeSanti leading the rosary. President George Taylor announced the nominating report and December 1 election at St Elizabeth's Hall. Rev Charles A Ward, St Mark's Lawrence Park, will speak on vestments worn by priests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Name Society
St. Edward's Hall
John DeSanti
George Taylor
St. Elizabeth's Hall
Taylor
Charles A. Ward
St. Mark's Church
Lawrence Park
Holy Name
Erie
DeSanti
Francis Graves
Player
Rebekah Class Elects Officers At Methodist Church
Rebekah Sunday School Class at the Methodist Church elected officers after a teen dinner and business meeting attended by 21 members and teacher Mrs Leland Johinston. Elected were president Miss Marilyn Ingram vice president Miss Janet Kelsey secretary Miss Sue Millspaw treasurer Miss Barbara Shaver pianist Miss Sylvia Casselty assistant pianist Miss Alma Brocknan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah S. S
Rebekah
Methodist Church
Leland Johinston
Marilyn Ingram
Janet Kelsey
Sue Millspaw
Barbara Shaver
Sylvia Casselty
Alma Brocknan
Darlene Reed
Taural Briggs
Roxanna Hansen
Karen Ross
Ruby Stiles
Shirley Taylor
Geraldine Lindsey
Nadene Rossbacher
Emma ‘Rossbacher
Indoor Scout Rally Set for Corry Junior High Gym
An indoor rally for District No. 5 of the Washington Trail Council Boy Scouts of America will be held Saturday at 7 PM in the Corry Junior High School gym. Over 75 district scouts are expected with contests and activities for leaders and interested persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Junior High School
Washington Trail Council
Boy Scouts of America
Richard Bachomner Heads Nurses Alumnae
Mrs Richard Bachomner was named president of the Corey Nurses Alumnae Association at a meeting held at her home last evening President Mrs Russell Sherman presided and other officers were elected for the year starting in December Miss Neylon Schmeckengost was named vice president Mrs Harvey Cresent secretary treasurer and directors include Mrs Ora Harper Mrs Sherman Miss Mildred Young and Mrs Carrie Williams The group will hold a Christmas party at Esther's Tea Room with dessert at Mrs Herold Armitage’s home The next meeting on December 13 will be hosted by Mrs Jroscut
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Bachomner
Corey Nurses' Alumnae Association
Russell Sherman
Neylon Schmeckengost
Harvey Cresent
Treasur
Ora Harper
Shman
Mildred Young
Carrie Williams
Uttiner
Esther
Herold Armitaxe
Jroscut
Mrs Frank Loveland Hosts Bridge Club Evening
Mrs Frank Loveland entertained members of her contract bridge club at her home last evening. Two tables were in play and Mrs W Auer received the award. A salad course was served by the hostess and in two weeks Mrs Auer of East Smith Street will entertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Loveland
Frank Lovelarnd
Contract Bridge Ih
Valever W. Auer
Baptist Sunday School Elects Officers for First Baptist Church
The November meeting of the Sunday School Cabinet at the First Baptist Church elected officers. Richard Nelson became secretary Glenn Gallifreau treasurer Mrs Harry Hickle primary superintendent Miss Lucile Kimmey junior and intermediate department superintendent Ralph Austin adult department superintendent and Mrs FD Peiffer crude roll superintendent. An annual Sunday School program is planned for Friday December 28 at the church followed by a Christmas party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist S. S
First Baptist Church
Unday
Ralph Carroll
Richard Nelson
Glenn Gallifreau
Harry Hickle
Lucile Kimmey
Ralph Austin
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Nel Ke
Ney Cu
Eee Lun
Stephen Michally
Sue Eng Pt SS
Lcille William Holden
Janis Carter
James Gleason
Gloria Henry
Rank McHugh
Weill
Edward Dewey
Ralph S. Dewey
Anthony Dry Cleaners
Steen's
W. C. Ruffeney
Worth Street
Edinboro
Harold x. Powell
Harold, Jr
G. G. Barker
Center
East Congress Streets
Powells
Ruth Lanaton
Park Street
Hatnot Hospital
Harry Carmcke
Shea Street
Danny
Lassie
Gerry Rod and Gun Club
East Washington Street
Satuday
BE. F. Pain
Philadelphia
Powell Motor Company
Camille Waterhouse
W. W. Waterhouse
East Smith Siveet
Grace Lamona
R. W. McElroy
John
Dorothy Oger
Tinde
Jamestown
Dorothy
Milan Gates
East Pleasaint Street
Donald B. Harrison
Titusville
B. J. Harrison
Spartansburg
Kobe
Honshi
Japan
Kyoto
Bonday
Walter Whaley
Spring Creek
H. Lynn Rive
A. A. Patton
White Streets
St Petersburg
Pls
Ar 1
Knut Grane
Roger and
Jean
Patton Home
Loulse” Elsworth
Mise Lull
Spencer
East South Firest
Eel. Society
Patti Ann Aldrich
Helen
Tota Ladies’ Lingerls
Superior Cleaning Co
East Washington
Tunnell’s
Mrs. Henry Bals
Golden Links
Frank Apinch —and Son
PRAM
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