Birthday Club Met Last Evening
The Birthday Club met last evening with Mrs. William Johnson of East Trying Street. Mrs. A. V. Cochran’s anniversary was observed and she received a gift from the group. Games and social time featured prizes won by Miss Havel Merker, Mrs. O. A. McClintock, and Mrs. Marion Rumbaugh. Mrs. Johnson served salad, rolls, tea, and coffee before adjournment. The next meeting is December 11 for a Christmas party with Mrs. S. E. Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Johnson
East Trying
A. V. Cochran
Havel Merker
O. A. McClintock
Marion Rumbaugh
Johnson
5. E. Anderson
Wheelock Aid Holds Monthly Meeting Highlights
At the Wheelock Community Aid gathering hosted by Mrs. Howard VanTassel, officers discussed Thanksgiving plans and upcoming Christmas events. Mrs. Harvey and Mrs. VanTassel reported on the Christ mas meeting, and ideas for wrapping and home economics programs were shared. Mrs. Nadia Hamilton will lead pastry making at the December session, with a tureen dinner and dessert planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheelock Aid
Pranks Harvey
Wheelock Community Aid
Howard VanTassel
R. D
Leon VanTassel
Harvey
VanTassl
Union Cuy
VanTassel
Guy Willis
Erie
Nadia Hamilton
Grace Del Yue CAREY SIG at Junior Tri-Air meeting
The Junior Tri-Air meeting at the Y rooms opened by president Miss Carol Hassett with devotions led by Miss Mary ay Dykes under Chaplain Miss Jeanette Capwell. Minutes by Miss Sur Millspaw. treasurer's report by Miss Eleanor Lada. A Christmas service project was set. Colleen Scott as head of the committee and Shirley Gurney as poster chair. Members urged to bring old toys for repair and distribution to needy children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Sig Wao
Coletin Scott
Shirley Gurney
Congregational Dinner At St. Pauls Church
About 80 members attended a Congregational Dinner at St. Pauls Lutheran Church last evening. The Treon Society hosted, Dr. Elmer Oviner and Dr. Josey Furst led the meeting, and plans were made for December 3 events and a Christmas pageant. An Adult Fellowship meeting at the Oyhnstrands arranged program details for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Treon Society
Elmer Oviner
Josey Fursty
Bayaar Committee
Alton B. Oyhnstrand
Women's Relief Corps Hosts Tureen Dinner and Gifts
The Women’s Relief Corps met at IOOF Hall for a regular session. A tureen dinner was served by Mrs. John Burbcock’s committee. A $16 gift was approved for Erle to use for the Shrimas program at the veterans hospital. A sunshine box was packed for Mrs. Goole, sidelined by a broken leg since March. A potluck dinner and two quilt tying were planned for December arch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Relief Corps
Women's Relief Corps
Ioof Hall
John Burbcock
Seni
Erle
Veterans Hospital
Charles Goole
Daughter born at Coy Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Lawrence Morlom
A daughter was born yesterday afternoon at Coy Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Lawrence Morlom of 328 East Main Street. In another birth earlier this morning a son was born to Mr and Mrs Pad Goodman of 580 Grind Street at Corry Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coy Memorial Hospital
Pad Goodman
Grind Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Initiation Held For Women Of The Moose Chapter
The Women Of The Moose held a regular session last evening with 48 members present. Mrs. Leland Wilcox served as regent and led the meeting. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Homer Borkhous and to Mrs. Donald Hand and Miss Mary de Heples. Robert McQuishane supervised library duties and provided sandwiches and coffee at adjournment. The next business session is scheduled for December 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
Mops
Leland Wilcox
Soliru
Chie
Homer Borkhous
Donald Hand
Mary de Heples
Robert McCuisheun
Nightes
Inex
Beth Israel Sisterhood Meeting Recaps Home Program
The Beth Israel Sisterhood met last evening at Mrs. Kurt Leeds’s Mast Fitderick Street home. President Mrs. Arthur Cohen led a brief business session while Mrs. Lee Rossin and Mrs. Paula Michael presented Europe slides. Members were served jello cheese cookies tea and toffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth Tyre
Kurt Leeds
Mast Fitderick Street
Arthur Cohen
Europe
Lee Rossin
Leeds
Paula Michael
Bridge Club Honors Held At Mrs Hall Home
Mrs. Harry Hall hosted a Fort South street bridge gathering last night with contract winners Mrs. J. Fred Kinley and Mire Raymond Senstead. A special prize went to Ms. Percy Onrbin. Guests will meet December 4 with Mrs. Robert Tunpeil after serving open-faced sandwiches and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Club
Harry Hall
Fort South Street
J. Fred Kinley
Mire
Raymond Senstead
Percy Onrbin
Robert Tunpeil
Contract Club Hosts Guests Of Mrs Horton J Davis
Two tables of contract priden were in play at the home of Mrs Horton Davis on West Congress street. Mrs Albertha Himrod was guest present. Card awards went to Mrs O W Bracken and Mrs H K Powell. Mrs Don Kincaid received a special prize. Salad refreshments were enjoyed before the members returned to meet again in two weeks with Mrs Kine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horton J. Davis
Jas Evenin
Horton Davis
West Congress Street
Albertha ‘Himrod
O.W. Bracken
H. K. Powell
Don Kincaid
Kine
VEW Auxiliary Inspection and Plans Report
Irene Hughes of Titusville inspected the local VFW auxiliary at their meeting. Mrs. Ethel Brice accompanied her. A post meeting followed with reports and a planned membership drive. December events include district meeting at Cremville and a county meeting with Rosa McElroy chairing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VEW
Irene Hughes
Titusville
VFW
Ausslary
Ethel Brice
Cep
Velrans Hospitals
Cremville
Spencer Ladies Aid Meeting at Stultz Home
Mrs Sam Stiltz of R D 3 entertained yesterday at her home for a Spencer Ladies Aid gathering. Dinner served to 28. members sewed on, then session voted to send sheets to Quincy Orphanage. Officers re-elected include Mrs Carl Fullam president and Mrs Clair Feno vice president. Next meeting set for December 18 at Mrs Sorenson’s for a small gift exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Ladies Aid
Stultz
Sam Stiltz
R. D
Quincy
Carl Fullam
Clair Feno
Robert Chirk
Aes Burenson
Omar Crowell
Sreay- Weey
Jack Ligyd
Asvistamt
Trewsurrey
Ruth McChermey
Se Prison
Piano Recital At Flowers Home
piano students of Mrs Huy nit Flowers presented a carefully edited program of piano pieces for their mothers at the teacher’s home yesterday afternoon. Winners were Mary Joe Gillstrom Mary Flowers David Hillstrom and Phyllis Shannon who received attractive prizes. Other students included Camille Waterhouse Mary Capwell Robert Borstorff and more. A jovial reception with punch and cookies followed hosted by Mrs Paul F Bauer and Mrs Harold Burxon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huy Nit Flowers
Mary Joe Gillstrom
Mary Flowers
David Hillstrom
Phyllis Shannon
Camille Waterhouse
Mary Capwell
Robert Borstorff
Dine Smaili
David Shannon
Annette Surgnon
Katy Anne Tate
Linda Jeno
Pauil Bauer
Karalyn Lindsey
Catale Cassatt
Arm Corbin
Kulbe
Washington School PTA Meeting Deliberates Bonds and Reports
The Washington School PTA held its regular gathering led by President Charles Correll. Mrs Harald Loyd and Mrs Helo Jubnafer presented the Christmas Seal bonds and a report on the Dragelie Far She project while Mrs Cor tell Bavie touted strong attendance at the Pennsylvanians State PTA meeting. Light refreshments followed closing remarks by Mrs Edward Berry and Mrs Lord Messinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
PTA
Miciakon
Cortell Bavie
Birthday party for Kathery VanGuilder at 320 Columbies Avenue
A fourth birthday celebration for Kathery VanGuilder, hosted by Mrs Ward VanChilldiy, drew family and friends from 2 to 4 pm. Guests enjoyed cake, ice cream, and candy favors while Miss Kathery received gifts from Chesy Camp and Harold Camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn VanGuilder
Ward VanChilldiy
Percy Yuntertiay
Kathery
Enshice
Fenads
Enlinyn
Chesy
Harold Camp
Tram Gaslunc
Surprise Birthday Party for Miss Geraldine Klinger
Miss Geraldine Hlinger of Seneca was surprised by friends at her home last evening for a birthday party before her fifteenth birthday on Friday. Hostesses were Miss Leah Leek, Mary Webster, and Nellie Rossbacher. The guests enjoyed seven ev enue goodies and gifts were presented. Refreshments included fruit jelly and birthday cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine Klinger
Geraldine Hlinger
Senecasltvet
Mian
Dea Leek
Mary Webster
Asu Nielle Rossbacher
Ima
Miss Kunger
CGG Club Dinner And Meeting At Went Pleasant Street
Mrs A VanDelsie hosted CGG Club dinner last evening at 1203 Went Pleasant Street. Members enjoyed a refined social dinner followed by contract bridge. Prize winners included Mrs Donald Nantes Mrs Alfred Morrison St and Mrs H G Craze. Mrs Cragy will enter next title nett mech in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CGG Club
A. VanDelsie
Pleasant Street
Easilier
Donald Nantes
Alfred Morrison
H. G. Craze
Cragy
Sciota Community Aid Meeting Reported Attendance
A Sciota Community Aid meeting was held yesterday with attendance noted. Mrs Homer Kolstes hosted and a brief summary lists attendees and remarks on local support and upcoming aid efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sciota Community Aid
Homer Kolstes
Nine Day Erie Dispatch Strike Ends Quietly
Associated Press reports the Erie Dispatch ends a nine day strike affecting about 80 workers. At a meeting led by Mrs. John Kolsteo and Mrs. Tyan Hestini a Christmas party for December 21 was planned. Don Baier, relocated to day shift, returns to duties. guild chair Baier notes ongoing grievances on work conditions unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Hou
Inter
John Kolsteo
Tyan Hestini
Clymer Hill
Tadi
Don Builer
Baier
Evievanea
Dispatch
Erie Newspaper Guild
Guild
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Wayne Street
Nodity
Lorst
Masontown
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Tuck Seolb
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Thomas Motors
Chevrolet
St. Paul’s Church
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Flowers
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Warner
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