Rotary Club Plans Minstrel Show at Tulsa Hotel
Rotary Club meeting at the Tulsa Hotel Cony discussed a planned minstrel show for the first week in March to aid overseas service members. New member John Feinstermacher was welcomed. President Swart praised the program. Charles Bracken Tony Amazas and committee chairs led planning with Charles Keating chairing the concert committee assisted by William Lely and Thomas Hickle.
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Rotary Club
Tulsa-1
Une
Vine Wrokly
Rotary Clio
Hotel Cony
Clyde Btmaharger
John
Feinstermacher
Davie L. Swart
Charles Bracken
Tony Amataso
Audi
Corey
Charles P. Keating
William Lely
Thomas Hickle
Quilting Club Plans Christmas Party at December Meet
The Quilting Club met last evening on Second Avenue and at Mrs Bruce Thomas home. Members planned a December 14 Christmas party with Mrs Ross Feliman on North Center Street and an event featuring a two course meal and pleasant sewing and visiting.
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Second Avenue
Bruce Thomas
Plains
Ross Feliman
North Center Street
Thomas
Local social notes and notices from Corry page
Richard and Mary Ross celebrate second wedding anniversary in Meadville while friends in Corry mark births, moves, surgeries, and community events. Community members travel to Pittsburgh and New York, amid hospital stays, nursing school elections, and progress on courthouse steps.
Marriage of Jessie Flick and William Flick announced
Mrs Stella Wojtaszek of Union City announces the marriage of her daughter Jessie to William M Flick, son of Mrs Raymond Cathers of West Plews and William Fuluk Sr of Titusville. The ceremony was in Jamestown on May 27, 1948.
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Stella Wojtaszek
Union City
Jessie
Wiliam M. Flick
Raymond Cathers
West Plews
William Fuluk
Titusville
Jamestown
Flick
Buck
Navy
Erie
West Wayne Street
Cleon Burrows
East Main Street
Townsend Club Christmas Party Plan At Tiffany Home
Towns end Club members gathered at the Bals residence on Raymond Avenue for a Christmas party attended by about 20 people. Past president L F Titary chaired in Lindsey Jones's absence. A memory of the Erie amass meeting was reported by Mr and Mrs Bals and Mr and Mrs Tiffany Tk. Donations will be left at the Stewart Hat Shop on Tuesday November 24. Plans for gifts and the next session with June Ginner and Christ are noted. The Tiffany home on South Center Street will host the next air annnounced gathering.
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Townsend Club
Henry Bals
Raymond Avenue
Stewart Hat Shop
Juireen Ginner
Tifany
South Center Street
Friendship Aid Plans Holiday Work
Mrs. Rober Shannon hosted 13 members on Wright Street with Miss Esther Pounds giving devotions and Mrs. Lynn Campbell presiding. They planned three Thanksgiving baskets for needy families, will pack gifts for Christmas, knit mittens for Quincy Orphanage, and decide to send a gift box to Miss Christine Calker in Africa. Next meeting is December 7 at West Irvine Street with Mrs. Ray Beagle.
J. F. Club Met Last Evening
A meeting of J. F Club was held with Mrs. James Hazlett of Delaware Street air hostess last evening. All members attended and in progressive 500 awards went to Mrs Robert Proctor, Mrs Toy Thomas, and Mrs Almon Beterson. Mrs Proctor received the traveling nine bid prize. The birthday of Mrs Peterson Wes was celebrated and she received a gift. Mrs Hazlett served macaroni salad, waters, apple pick jana ice cream, coffee and tea. On November 20th Mrs Walter Pier of Marion Street will entertain.
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Cha A. F Club
James Hazlett
Delaware Street
Robert. Proctor
Toy Thomas
Almon Beterson
M's
Proctor
Peterson Wes
Mra Hazlett
Walter Pier
J Marion Street
Miss Gloria Ohen Hosts Bonneyettes Club Meeting
The Bonneyettes Club met Monday evening with Miss Gloria Ohen of East Congress Street acting president. Minutes of the last meeting were read by Miss Dixie Phillips. Routine business was reported as being transacted and the hostess served pastries, cake, cocoa and candies. On November 22 Miss Phillips of East Minin street will be hostess.
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Bonneyettes Club
Gloria Ohnn
East Congress Street
Ghrm
Dixie Phillips
Miss Phillips
East Minin Strest
Birthday Party for Miss Lois Pitt’s Daughter Dots
Miss Lois Pitt of Columbus hosted a birthday party for her daughter Dots who turned four. Nine guests attended as stories were read and favors and treats were served. Attendees will dress in Dogpatch costumes for a Saturday edge home event.
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Lois Pitt
Robert Pitt of
Columbus
Dots
Good Samaritan Class Plans Thanksgiving Basket Gift
The Good Samaritan Sunday School Class of the Methodist Church packed a Thanksgiving basket for a needy family. President Mrs Kenneth Loveland chaired. Miss Bule Taylor offered devotion. Rev James McIntosh led prayer. Hymns were sung and social time followed with fruit salad tea and cordial. Next meeting set for December 17 at the church.
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Ely
Good Samaritan Arnday
Method Church
Athe Church
Kenneth Loveland
Christianas Fame
Bule Taylor
James McIntosh
Wallis
Fishert Marsh
Idabelle Gordon
Howard Rebnbers
Mrs Arthur Martin Hosts Card Club Evening
Mrs Arthur Martin hosted a contract bridge group at her West Wayne Street home last evening. Mrs Vincent of West Mercury Street will be hosted at the November meeting. The event featured ward awards and desserts prepared by Mrs Martin.
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Murs
Avipur J. Murnnenyet
Conract
West
Wayne Street
Matha. Vincent
Barbar Ant Seppel
Charles Bracket
Martin
Vincent
West Mrectoriuk Street
Kenney Family Welcomes Daughter in Buffalo Jal
A daughter was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Eugene Kenney of Buffalo Jal at Corry Hospital. The baby’s parents are names listed as Muriel Youre and Mr and Mrs Bred Youle of Ess Smitt street. Grandparents are noted as the paprell and P Kyeor families.
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Blanche Durham
J. 8. Durham
Railroad Street
Methodist Hospital School of Nursing
Philadelphia
Blanche
Henry Goss
Mott Street
Franklin Street
Walter Bust
Union Ciy
Eugene Kenney
Buffalo Jal
Children's “Hospital
Gil
Paprell
P. Kyeor
RD. Jal
Hardinge Fine and School Association Meeting Highlights
Members gathered at the school for a Hardinge Fine and School Association gathering. Mrs Dia Bernard spoke on the national PTA convention in Cleveland, noting attendees from medicine, science and education and summarizing Mrs Hughes’s theme Cooperation. A Hawaiian representative spoke on M school health progress, Rev Gilbert Boyd presented slides from the Southwest, and a social hour followed with refreshments. The time and place of the next meeting will be published later.
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Hardinge Fine and School Association
Dia Bernard
PTA
Cleveland
Mughes
Fy Pta
Bernard
Hawaii
Gilbert Boyd
Columbus P T A Boxcar Event December 15
The Columbus P T A meeting at Dean School featured guest speaker David Ly Swirls and remarks on National Book Week. Mrs Arthur Page led activities, Mrs Walter Gordon opened with prayers, and Mrs Paul Bert Wink was elected district chair. Refreshments were served by mothers of Room WIL and Room 2. next meeting scheduled for December 15.
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Corry
David Ly Swirls
Wap Eveniing
Columbus P. T. A
Dean School
Swartz
Arthur Page
Walter Gordon
Herbert Loveland
Lees
Paul Bertwink
Litvoar
Camelont
Washington School Study Circle Met
Thirteen members of the Washington School Study Circle met at the West Washington street home of Mrs. Philip Zalaneck. Mrs. Donald Dingle led the discussion on homework with views from a student, teacher, and parent. Assisted by Mrs. Allen May and Mrs. Ovi Simmons. Three guests attended: Mrs. Lelind Tolinston, Mrs. Delmar Lundvert, and Miss Mary Anderson.
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Washin
Washington Street
Philip Zalaneck
Donald Dingle
Allen May
Ovi Simmons
Zalanecki
Delmar Lundvert
Mary Anderson
Gist aUlunded
Progressive 500 Club Meets With Hostess Lucile Suarch
Mrs Lucile Suarch of R D 4 hosted a Tuesday night Progressive 500 club with games led by Queens and guests. Prizes went to Mr Pronk Ferry, Mrs Morlé Pugs, and Mrs Malone, with refreshments served. The next meeting is set for November on Raymond Avenue hosted by Mrs Ben Clark.
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Progressive 500 Club
Dark Malone
Lucile Suarch
Progressive 500
Pronk Ferry
Morlé Pugs
Malone
A. Sslademarse
Ben Clark
Raymond Avenue
Annual W C T U Roll Call Meeting Recap
The annual November WT roll call described an all day meeting at a local Evangelical church with meals, songs, and speakers. Mrs EE Bush hosted the midday meal and discussions covered church and veterans hospital efforts, with Patton and Culver leading programs and a focus on WSU information and community service.
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W. C.T.U
EE Bush
Mas
Dubn Babecock
Willa Haltasty
Dewolltms
Alfred Heel
Mattheur
Dey Patton
H. Ray Harry
Dat Culver
Lolis Iet
Frances Minie- Tey
Beleast
Beleast Gov Trrenwuershap
Ployd Dolsnsing
Jollison
Patton
WSU
Atrs
Julinsob
Sima May Ji Murthy Barnes
Pooyer
Wideni
Ross
A Miyunbisle
Wille
Bush
Rebekahs Plan Christmas Party at Lode Hall
The Rebekah group plans a Christmas party for Tuesday evening at LODE Hall with supper and an all member guest swap. Mrs Hy Bell will chair the event and Luella Woodie will entertain after a November 23 social gathering.
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Hy Bell
M Hamber
Lode
Brie
Wien
Evekine
Kiwanis Night at Warren Party Details
Kiwanis members gathered at Warren for an inter club event hosted by Al Biv and Todd. Attendees included Mr. Lowe Farr, Mrs Lynn Rice, and Mrs Raymond Seastead, with Mrs Willint Miller listed among those present.
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Kiwanis
Warren
Wwe
Warreny
Taal
iMrn
Lowe
Ho Lynn Rice
Jinel
Howard
Sheen
Raymond
Seastead
Willint Miller
Memorial Service Held for Miss Anna Mare Greene at Cambridge Springs
Family and friends gathered in Cambridge Springs today for the funeral of Miss Anna Mare Greene. Attending were Miz DE Albuugh el Warren and Mss Kulhigie Gollagher of Hew, ME Gleno Albschh, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sproveri, Miss Kathryn Greene, and Patrick Greene as they honored their aunt with a funeral service and tribute.
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Miz DE Albuugh el Warren
Mss
Kulhigie Gollagher
Hew
Wits
Gleno Albschh
Snyder Clryle
Michael Sproveri
Kathryn Greene
Patrick Greene
Anna Mare Greene
Cambridge Springs
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Marin
Eed
Willy Eplinds
Sid
Virginia Grey
Michael Duane
Krup
Leeds
Doris Dodson
Lovely Corry
Quilting
Giatrone
Lydia
Pinkham
Pioham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Holt Furniture Store
Contestreet Corry
Pat
Ott Society
Ouen A
Ottre
Richard Rossbacher
Meadville
Richard Bossbacher
West Churety Street
William Edward
Joseph Dorschel
Fourth Avenue
Corry Hospital
Clarence Dingfelder
R. D
Howard Madison
Franklinville
N. Y
St. Prinicis' Hospital
Olean
E. C. Moore
Alumean
GC. Murphy Company
Carrie Williams
Richard Bachoffer
Treasury
Gerry Hospital
Connie Marie Baker
Robert Baker
West Prederick Street
Connie Marie
Miller
Kendall
Talen
Barto-Christensen Siicis
Leed
Rex Theatre
Michael Marconi
Gould Street
St. Vincent's Hospital
Marconi Hs
Elmer Hess
Ira M. Wick
Goncordetree
Florida
Oak Ridge Port
Lakeland
Rean W. McElroy
Bil
San Antonio
Texas
Phoenix
Ariz
Army Air Corps
Tte
Liz Abner
Robert Lewis
Walter Caddy
Thomas Motors
Chevrolet
Deal
Micky Prien
West Pleasant Sweet
Pittsburgh
Herbert Furton
Rosé Brew
Weir Church Sistel
Gility
Georgia Doane
Parl Brooks
Orchard Parke
James Klinger
Stephen Regi
Maude Keefe
Sile
Clarence
George Kerstetter
Snyder Circle
North Bush
Walter Kerstetter
Theodore Donoghue
Marlow ‘Street
Erle
Milchael Skovron
B. E. Hawkins
Judy Pensterms Chert
Ann
New York City
Hustiette Durmain
C. J. Higgins
Wrightaville
Leon Shumsky
al Holton
East Orange
N. J
Henry Carlson
Ann Shomsky
Fay Casper
Wendall Hutings
Port Bragg
Warren Hutings
Dela Ware Street
Harold
Wojtaszek
Friendship Aid
J. F
Miss Gloria Ohen
The
Edge
Licut
David Craw
DrAnn
David
San Francisco
Okinawa
Dave
Army
Air Corps Ab Colupibus
Tomongow
T. Fullom
B.D
Arthur Martin
Helen
School Association
Columbus P.T.A
Washington School Study Circle
Chapin
Yan Ream
Cae
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