YMCA Santa's Workshop at Annual Bazaar Preview
The YMCA workroom becomes a busy Santa's Workshop as members rush to finish crafts for theAnnual Bazaar on Ved rane November 18 from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Senior citizens Miss Winifred Mertz and Mrs. Marian Howard lead knitting of mittens caps and berets while Yarn scraps become bags. Younger members help with rawhide belts and beaded ties for the high school crowd. Mrs. Gladys Stowe notes aprons are ready though short in supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
North Center ‘Street
Santa’s
Winifred Mertz
Marian Howard
Santa
Matthew Ene
Gladys Stowe
Mrs Mina Foster Returns Home From New Jersey Visit
Mrs Mina Foster has returned to her Corry home at 170 Ridge Street after two weeks in Paterson with her daughter Mrs Lorna Foster Richmond who had surgery at Barnert Hospital. Lorna is slowly recuperating and grateful for community cards. The piece notes travel by plane from Erie International and lists upcoming local events including a Corry Management Club dinner at Corry Motor Inn on Tuesday November 17 at 6 30 p.m. and a dance sponsored by Spartansburg Girls Athletic Association on Friday November 20 at Sparta High School gym.
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Mina Foster
Ridge Street
Paterson
N.J
Lorna Foster Richmond
Barnet Hospital
Lorna
Corry
Foster
New Jersey
Erie International Airport
Corry Management Club
Corry Motor Inn
David Ea
Jerry Rushin
Corry Area High School
Rene Counasse
Spartansburg Girls Athletic Association
al Cox
Sparta
Shamburg
Ritz
Sno Ball Set by Corry Memorial Hospital Auxiliary
The annual Sno Ball chaired by Mrs. William Hall and Mrs. Ernest Thacker will be held Saturday December 19 from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. at the Elks Lodge. A coronation of eight Sno Ball queens is planned at 11 p.m. with a ham and turkey buffet at midnight. Music by Joe Strada and his orchestra of Fredonia NY. Admission price per couple and reservations with Mrs. Gerald Pless Mrs. Roy Hall or Mrs. Samuel Antrim. Committee chairmen include Mrs. Gerald Pless food Mrs. Roy Hall decorations and Mrs. Glenn Palmer queen candidates. The general public is invited and reservations may be made anytime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hall
Corry Memorial Hospital
Ernest Thacker
Elks Lodge
Joe Strada
Fredonia
N.Y
Gerald Pless
William Stright
Samuel Antrim
Roy Hall
Glenn Palmer
Irvin Downs
Brooks
Mrs Francis McCray Hosts WSCS in Elgin Church Circle
Members of the Women's Society of Christian Service met Tuesday at Mrs. Francis McCray's home for a business session and routine reports. The lesson focused on Thanksgiving. The next gathering on December 1 will be a tureen supper and Christmas party at 6 p.m. hosted by Mrs. Vincent Sexton with a $1 gift exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Elgin United Church
Francis McCray
Cn Ceater
Burrows
Merrill McCray
Vincent Sexton
Martin Van Tassel Engagement Confirmed
The engagement ties together Martin Van Tassel a 1988 CABS graduate who recently completed two years of U S Army service and is employed locally. The wedding date is not set by the couple. Square dancers in Erie will attend a fourth conference on Saturday November 14 with Bob and Evelyn hosting a Western style feature show. The event draws dancers from Cleveland Buffalo Pittsburgh western New York and West Virginia with 600 dancers expected and spectators welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. van Tassel
CABS
United States Army
Erie Area
Bob
Evelyn Anet Supa
Cleveland
Buffalo
Pittsburgh
New York State
West Virginia
Party Honors Miss Elouise Marsh at Friendly Circle Event
The Friendly Circle of Cutting Community Church hosted a Tuesday gathering at the homes of Mrs. Fred Soa and Mrs. DeShazer to honor Miss Elouise Marsh with a surprise gift and birthday cake. Mrs. Merton Bayle will host the December meeting and Christmas party with an exchange of gifts. In another item, Van Hensbirg, a South African post minister, died of a heart attack in East London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cutting Community Church
Fred Soa
DeShazer
Merton Bayle
London
South Africa
van Hensbirg
Post Telegraphs
Girl Scout Trainers Review Fall Courses In Jamestown
Adult trainers of the Chautauqua Area Girl Scout Council gathered in Jamestown to assess fall courses and plan winter and spring sessions. Council training chair Mrs. Charles Swift led the meeting, with several local volunteers including Mrs. Arthur Cooper Mrs. Charles Flagg Mrs. Clifford Himmelmann and Mrs. Herman Werner among attendees. About 200 adult volunteers have taken part in fall training so far in the council region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua Area
Girl Scout Council
Jamestown
Charles Swift
Arthur Cooper
Findley Lake
Charles Flagg
Chautauqua
Clifford Himmelmann
Bemus Point
Herman Werner
Pees
Donald Lund
Albert J.er
Columbus PTA Meeting At School Discusses Budget And Safety
The Columbus Elementary School PTA met Wednesday evening with vice president Mrs. Paul Bennink presiding. A budget was presented and a committee was appointed to investigate securing crossing guards. Mrs. Walter Spitman reported on the ways and means victory and thanked helpers. Mrs. Norman Tarbell spoke on First Aid and SRA Reading amid interest in future lessons. Refreshments followed, served by fourth grade mothers. next meeting date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Elementary School
PTA
Paul Bennink
Apa
Walter Spitman
Norman Tarbell
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Corry Journal
Nthe
Way le& Ca
Tino
Uuu
Society Editor
Mrs
al Pilz
Matthew Pilz
McMichael
Birdie
Warren Art League
Warren
Ferdinand Roten
Baltimore
Women's Society of Christian Service
Wattsburg
David Herbert Lawrence
Cogan
Golden Links
First United Methodist Church
Laura Cogan
East Pleasant Street
Margaret Bartholme
W.B. Stowe
East South Street
William Gumbleton
Cinder
Evers
Willams
Williams
Steve Mahoney
Angela
Virginia Dahlstrand
Charles Williams
Deverstt
Garimas
Hutton’s Furniture
Clymer, N. Y
WSCS
Nes
Martin - van Tassel
Saundra Mar
Elouise Marsh
Columbus Pta
West Southasda
Kraft Smooth Mayonnaise Jack Frost
Chiquita Bananas
Roberts
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