Thanksgiving Benefit Bingo Party at St Edward’s School
The annual Thanksgiving benefit bingo party is set for Monday evening November 14 at 8 15 at St Edward’s School Hall. Sponsored by St Edward’s School PTA, the event features 15 regular games, five specials, a 3 pound turkey basket, winner take all, and a $50 door prize. Co chairs Rev Francis J Graves and Mrs Wirald Roberts with assistants Mrs Oscar Kinney and Mrs Henry Bur eh and others helping include Chris Moran Kinney Jansen Jansen Scholton Taylor Splesman Carnegie Allyn Wotus Albert Wotus Walter Wotus Frank Carnegie and Theodore Glatu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Edward's School Hall
St. Edward's School P.T.A
Francis J. Graves
Wiirald Roberts
Oscar Kinney
Henry Bureh
P.T.A
Chris Moran
Mr. Kinney
James Jansen
Thomas Jansen
Harold Scholton
George Taylor
Paul Splesman
Andrew Carnegie
James Allyn
Robert Wotus
Albert Wotus
Walter Wotus
Frank Carnegie
Theodore Glatu
Amici Bible Class Hobo Party At East Main Home
Amici Bible Class of the Evangelical United Brethren Church held a hobo party Friday night at Mr. and Mrs. John Carrier's East Main street home. Twenty four members attended with three guests including Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Shawver of Erie and their granddaughter Beverly Shawver. Harold Randall and Mrs. G. T. Bergman won best costume awards. A brief business meeting, led by President Randall, set plans for a December SiH university dinner party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Carrier
East Main Street
Amici Bible
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Lloyd Shawver
Erie
Ind
Beverly Shawver
Robert Davis
Harold Randall
G. T. Bergman
Randall
Girl Scout Troop 181 Studies Ceramics at Meeting
Girl Scout Troop No. 181 of St. Thomas Church held an important meeting led by Mrs. Sain Horiek. Scouts were divided into patrols and elected officers. Dr. Frank Gries spoke on ceramics and the group planned to study the craft at the next meeting on Wednesday November 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Thomas’ Church
Sain Horiek
Dinrue PhD
Frank Gries
Couts
Weekend Guests and Travel Across Townnotes in Warren
West Smith street hosts the Howard couple at Linden New Jersey for a transportation corps reunion. Many residents and visitors travel for weekend visits with relatives, including Misses Bell Lanehyn and Akam along with Gloria Akam, Helen Bennett, and others from Washington Pittsburgh Erie Chicago and Arlington. Local residents attend football games, visit family, and attend recitals while others travel for hospital observation and family gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Howard
West Smith Street
Linden
N. J
Transportation Corps
Mary Ellen Bell
Lena Lanehyn
Cleveland
Archie Akam
R. 10
Washington, D. C
Gloria Akam
Miss Akam
Helen Bennett
Miss Bennett
General Services Administration
Washington
R. A. Ott
East Frederick Street
Pittsburgh
R. J. Beler
Pitt
Paul
Weed
East Irving Street
Nina Jane Gilbertson
Chicago
Ill
Warren
Jan Howard
Carlisle
Dad Taggart
John Fenstermacher
Eugene Graham
Allegheny College
Meadville
L. E. Graham
West Congress Street
Robert Armstrong
July Marie
Arington
William Armstrong
Lavina Kysar
J. R. Dearing
Malcolm
Phipps
St. Vincent's Hospital
Erie
Elmer Hess
Arch Lyons
Port Allegheny
Connie
Villa, Marly
W. L. Armitage
North Center Street
Glenn Baire
North Warren
Walter Whaley
Warren Conservatory of Music
Leon Nichol
Rudy Carlson
Kane
Spring Greek
Nettie ,Nichols
Som
von Nichols
R. D
Spartansburg
E. B. Hawkins
Matt Street
Norristown
James R. Care
Table Tennis Experts Set for Lyceum Program Cancelled
The Lyceum Course second program is cancelled. Cortland Cartland and Cook, renowned table tennis experts, will appear Friday evening November 18 at the Corry Senior High School auditorium. Cartland offers a $50 challenge to any student who can beat him. Cartland and Cook, famed performers from the United States and Europe, will also present comic shots and a regular match. An afternoon matinee for students is planned at 2:49 p.m. that day.
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Mneance International
Cortland
Cark
Corry Senior High School
Douglas Cartland
Mr. Cartland
Harry Gook
Tein
Gartland
Cook
United States
Canids
Europe
Gis
England
Belgium
Italy
Selly
France
Germany
USO
cEhp
Plans Progressing For Presbyterian Women Bazaar
Presbyterian Women Association of the First Presbyterian Church plans a two night bazaar on November 29 and 30 in the church recreation room. Seven booths led by circles will offer aprons tea towels kitchenware and crafts plus treats like popcorn candy and ice cream with proceeds aiding the association treasury.
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Presbyterian Women's Association
Presbyterian Women’s Association
First Presbyterian Church
Sponsor
Dtchen
Calvin Circle
Frank Gaurie
Wishing Well
Covenant Girele
Leon Lindsley
Bertha Schreus
Westminster Circle
Wilbur Rickers
Larry Dixon
Sadie Hawkins Dance Draws Sixty Six Couples at Cory Jr High
The annual Sadie Hawkins dance by Tri-Hi at Cory Junior High gym drew 66 couples for an 8 to 11 PM program featuring round and square dancing. Daisy Mae and Little Abner crowns went to Colletta McClintork and Francis Stuck as Cheri Sweet and Laurelie Wolvatt assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sublle Hawkins
Cory Junior High School
Colletta McClintork
Daisy Mae
Francis Stuck
Little Abner
Cheri Sweet
Laurelie Wolvatt
Charlotte Brown
Louis Brown
Join Parks
Harold Spencer
Norman Tarbell
Mary Jourdet
Tarbell
Kathie Bong
Laurette ‘Walcott
Cher Sweet
Mira Heerles
Patsy Storey
Dorothy Bills
Judith Bender
Wilma Ingram
Maxene Oberman
Dixie Phillips
Barbara Bloss
Ann Harmon
Janiece Meerdink
Phyllis Armitage
Barbara Barkoski
Miss Mary Catalfu 14 Honored At Birthday Party
Miss Mary Catalfu aged 14 was honored at a 4:30 to 8 o clock birthday party at her home on Second Avenue hosted by Paul Catalfu and Mrs Anthony Catalfu. Fifteen children attended and prizes went to Patricia Keppel Mary Jane Calalfa and Marjorie Chiricuxin. Salad sandwiches cake ice cream and pop were served by candlelight and Miss Catalfu received many gifts.
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Paul Catalfi
Anthony Catalfu
Second Avenue
Mary Catalfu
Carl Catalfu
Miss Catalfu
Patricia Keppel
Mary Jane Calalfa
Marjorie Chiricuxin
Recital Sunday Eve at Methodist Church Features Choir and Orchestra
The Methodist Church choir augmented by Corry Senior High School orchestra and Walter Whaley pianist will present a Sunday evening recital at 7 30. R Lynn Rice directs. The program includes organ preludes choral solos piano pieces and orchestral selections by Gounod Beethoven Rachmaninoff Humperdinck and others with multiple soloists. A free will offering will be received.
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Methodist Church
Corry
Walter Whaley
R. Lynn Rice
Miss Barbar
Roberts
Lord
Goutrod
Scott
William Loveland
Gounod
Russell Cassett
Fribich
Beethoven
Harker
Mrs. Rice
Holden
Rachmaninoff
Pears
Paul Meerdink
Finlandia
Sibelius
Janice Johnston
Miss Roberts
Thompson
Arthur Burgess
Cadman
Russell Ole
Av Plano
Mr. Whaley
Hansel and Gretel
Slumber Party At Armitage Home
Miss Enyins Aewitage of East Pleasant hosted eight guests at a slumber party after a Sadie Hutchins dance by the Tri-Hi. Attendees included Joan Bridges Martha Goring Betty Hay Cheri Sweet Carolyn Christenson Janice Durham Laurelle Wolcott and Janiece Meerdink. Cookies fruit and milk were served before bed, and at 10 o'clock breakfast of orange juice eggs rolls toast and coffee followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enyins Aewitage
East Pleasant
Shest
Sadie Huchins
Tri-Hi
Joan Bridges
Martha Goring
Betty Hay
Cheri Sweet
Carolyn Christenson
Janice Durham
Laurelle Wolcott
Janiece Meerdink
Miss Armitaxe
Public Invited To Amateur Show At Cary High
The second Annual Amateur Show under Fairview School P P A is set for Tuesday November 22 at 8 PM in the Cary Senior High School auditorium. Public tickets are on sale from Fairview School students or BTA members. Olin W Bracken Sr will MC. vocal solos instrumental pieces and novelties will be performed with five judges based on applause. Three divisions best in vocal instrumental and novelty win 5 prizes. Proceeds fund a movie projector purchase. Co chairs are Mrs Lawrence Hansen and Mrs Russell Cassel ire with Mrs Paul Sircup and Mrs J B Cogan assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cary Senior High School
Fairview Schoool P.P. A
Fairview School
BTA
Olin
W. Bracken
Lawrence Hansen
Russell Cassel
Armistice Day Session At Post Home Leads To Christmas Party Planning
Armistice Day meeting of the Elmer Post, the American Legion Auxiliary, and the Anna Anderson Post was well attended at the Legton Home. December 17 was set for the three groups Christmas party to be held at the Legion Home. Robert Smith, Le xton commander, Miss Eleanor Kovach, auxiliary president, and Miss Josephine Frisina, Anna Anderson Post commander, led the session. Officer reserve training films were shown followed by a ten oclock dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
Elmer
Carrier Post
American Legion Auxiliary
Anna Andenon
Legton
Legion
Robert Smith
Lexton
Eleanor Kovach
Josephine Frisina
Anna Anderson
Annual Meet Of Nurses To Be Held In Franklin
District No 7 Pennsylvania Stave Nurses Association meets at Franklin Hospital Saturday afternoon November 19 at 2 o clock election of officers. Advisory council and board of directors gather at 10 am at Franklin Nurses Home followed by a luncheon of the Business Women's Club and a sectional meeting at 1 pm Local nurses plan to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Pennsylvania Stave Nurses Association
Franklin Hospital
Board of Directors
Franklin Nurses Home
Business Women's Club
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