Sertoma Club Forms In Corry At Perry's Inn
The Sertoma Club held an organizing dinner at Perry's Inn with Carl Taylor chairing and Willian Gumbleton as cochairman. Members include Al Mulroy James Brady and George Bennett. The group plans civic projects to aid Corry including Thanksgiving baskets. A Christmas project will be discussed at the December 6 dinner meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Mulray
James Brady
Carl Taylor
William Gumbleton
George Bennett
McMichael
Sertoma Club
Perry's Inn
Mr. Taylor
Willian Gumbleton
Cochairman
Mulroy
Corry
Perry’s Inn
Family Update And Local Church Notices In Acampo
Richard Woolstrum son of Mr and Mrs Harvey Woolstrum of Acampo California is recovering after serious arm injuries from a August window accident and subsequent surgery. Elks Lodge plans a Christmas dinner and invites new Elk members while listing contact for membership. Local residents Helen Daugherty and the Beals family are noted with travel and work details. A Good Samaritan class gathering and a plane trip photo display are announced along with a potato reheating tip and a quoted aphorism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Woolstrum
Harvey Woolstrum
Acampo
Calif
Corry
Woolstrum
Woolstrums
Roy
Edith) Kerstetter
West Pleasant Street
Mr. Woolstrum
North Bruella Road
Walter Gilliland
Good Samaritan
First United Methodist Church
Hubert Vaughn
Far West
Peterson-Robert Wharton Exchange Wedding Vows
JoAn Houghtling of Meadville and Robert E. Wharton of Holidaysburg exchanged wedding vows November 7 at St. Pauls Lutheran Church with Rev. George Vetter officiating. A pink carnation theme featured in church decor and cake. reception followed at the Corry Motor Inn. The couple will reside at 540 Wayne Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JoAn H. Peterson
Wayne Street
Lyle R. Houghtling
Meadville
Robert E. Wharton
James R Wharton
West Church Street
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
George Vetter
John Rossbacher
LaVern McEldowney
Donald P. Wharton
Holidaysburg
Corry Motor Inn
Paul Kubich
Titusville
Sekeraks celebrate silver anniversary at Moose Lodge
The Sekeraks Mr and Mrs George Sekerak of R D 2 marked 25 years on November 19 1944 with an open house in the Colonial Room Moose Lodge from 2 to 5 pm hosted by their children George Marie David Julie Joanne James and Carol. About 100 guests from Erie Fairview Corry Columbus Slippery Rock Uniontown William sport Findley Lake and Cleveland attended. A newborn son to Charles Lindsay and Joan Wolfe was reported at Corry Memorial Hospital along with a daughter born to James and Susan Kun selman Fuller wife of James Fuller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose Lodge
George
Julia) Sekerak
R.D. 2
Marie
David
Julie
Joanne
James
Carol
Erie
Fairview
Corry
Columbus
Slippery Rock
Uniontown
Williamsport
Findley Lake
Cleveland
Sekerak
Christine Sprover
Mary
Stork Shower Honors Mrs McIntyre at Home
A stork shower at Mrs. Anthony Miscik’s home honored Mrs. Jack McIntyre of 101 Snyder Circle with sister Mrs. Donald Foster as hostess. Guests included Mrs. Milton Jaquith, Mrs. Robert Jaquith, and others. prizes awarded to several attendees. Also announced: annual harvest dinner sponsored by Rebekahs and Jonathan Lodge Odd Fellows at IOOF Hall on Saturday at 6:30, open to Rebekahs, Odd Fellows and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Miscik
R.D. 3
Jack
Linda) McIntyre
Snyder Circle
Donald Foster
Calvin Swarm
Milton Jaquith
Robert Jaquith
James Morton
Kris Lawson
Gerald Wiggers
Forest Gates Jr
David Foster
Jack McIntyre
McIntyre
Merle Akam
Rebekahs
Jonathan Lodge
Odd Fellows
IOOF
Epsilon Phi Meet at Mrs Scherzer Home
Beta Sigma Phi Epsilon Phi Chapter members gathered at Mrs. Fred Scherzer’s home with cohostess Mrs. Robert McGuire. They planned a January monthly afternoon coffee and announced a rummage sale at South Center Street store next to the pizza shop, continuing Friday until 8 p.m. Speaker Mrs. Jensen Jr led a program on Giving and Receiving Friendship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Scherzer
Epsilon Phi
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Robert McGuire
South Center Street
Fred Jensen Jr
Richard Gambino
East South Street
Perry Smith
Mark Krahe
Bowling and Pizza Party At First United Presbyterian
The First United Presbyterian Church group held a bowling and pizza party at Bowl-Aire on Saturday evening. Top male scores were Robert Bracken 222 and Randy Ewing 196 while Mary Bracken 156, Linda Williams 154, and Pat Craker 153 led the women. Officers were elected: James Howard and Randy Ewing as presidents and vice presidents, Steve Welch, Merle Ottaway, and Daniel McEldowney in secretary, treasurer, and publicity roles. A nursery playpen purchase was approved, with no December meeting and the next session planned for January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Presbyterian Church
Bowl-Aire
Robert Bracken
Randy Ewing
Mary Bracken
Linda Williams
Pat Craker
James Howard
Steve Welch
Merle Ottaway
Daniel McEldowney
Rebekahs Hold State Harvest Dinner In IC0F Hall
Members of the Lady Ranklin Rebekah Lodge met last evening at the IC0F Hall with Mrs. Ralph Goold in charge. The degree team initiated four candidates from Youngsville and Warren. Guests attended from Bear Lake Youngsville and Warren as Mrs. Bertha Darwin was installed into office by the past district deputy president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Ranklin Rebekah Lodge
Ralph Goold
Noble Grand
Youngsville
Warren
Bear Lake
Bertha Darwin
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Society Editor
Birdie
Ladies of the Elks
Elks Lodge
Glenn Palmer
The
Craig Hyer
Helen Daugherty
Richwood
William (la Troy) Beal
Katy
Beals
Mike
Charleston
W. Va
Hudson Falls
N.Y
General Electric
JoAn Peterson
Robert Wharton
Mrs. Richard Orn
Club 15
Richard Orn
Union Street
Edward Dominessy
Michael Comitz
Robert Wotus
Henry Fosburgh
Joseph Frisina
Venture Inn
St. Louis
Wharton
Erie County Plastics Corporation
Piasa Motor Fuels
Alton, Ill
Fred Marsh
Charles Drace
Kathy Sprovers
Gerald Matthews
Fete Sekeraks
Corry Memorial Hospital
Charles Lindsay
East Main Street
Lindsay
Joan Wolfe
James Fuller
R.D. J. Corry
George Sekerak
Stork
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