Ladies' Bible Class Meets at Mrs Bennink Home
The Ladies' Bible class of the Evangelical Third Brethren Church met last evening at Mrs. Bennink’s South Center Street home with 19 members and visitors present. Mrs. Rosa Westley led the meeting and Mrs. J Hal Smith gave devotions. Hostess and Mrs. Hayley Banks provided fruit jello cookies rolls pickles and coffee. The next gathering is set for December 18 at Mrs. Charles Keppel’s North Center Street home with a tureen dinner planned for 6 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benniink
Evangelical Thired Brethren Church
Guy Bennink
South Center Street
Rosa Westley
J. Hal Smith
Hayley
Banks
Charles Keppel
North Center Strees
Kidney Be Gone With Borsoma and Golden Tax Tablets
An advertisement touts Thompson's Borsoma Tablets as a diuretic to flush waste and excess acid from blood and ease nocturnal aches. It claims benefits for liver and stomach and lists a 60 cent price at drug stores. It also promotes Golden Tax Tablets for constipation at 2 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Plank Road Club Holds Tureen Dinner At Hoyt Raymond Home
The Plank Road club met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Hoyt Raymond's residence with 16 members present. A treen dinner was served, gifts were exchanged among the sunshine sisters, and names were drawn for next year. A committee led by Mrs. Murray Raymond promoted plans for a community Christmas party. The group socialized for the remainder of the afternoon and details of the next meeting were to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plank Road Club
Hoyt Raymond
B.D. 5
Murray Raymond
Arthur Miller
Sunshine Sisters
Arthur Hill
Harold Hall
Walter Casler
Daughter born to Mr and Mrs Leon Bertram in Richmond
A daughter was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Leon Bertram of Hopewell Virginia. The baby arrives at the Medical College of Virginia Hospital in Richmond. Mrs Bertram is the former Hazel Rehnborg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon 1. Bertram
Hopewell
Way
Medical Gallege
Virginia Hospital
Richmond, Va
Bertram
Hazel Rehnborg
D of A Bazaar Plans For December Events
Society notes show Catholic Daughters of America Court Conception No 35 meeting on North Center street with grand regent Mrs T Anderson chairing. Bazaar set for December 4 5 and 6 with items like aprons candles cakes and fancy work and dinners plus a fish fry on December 4 and 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Conception No. 35
Catholic Daughters of America
North Center Street
T. Anderson
Sth
Leo Rhynard
Cleve Marton
Leo Hoylen
Raymond Bachemer
Miss Maryland
James Maloney
Jerome F. Needham
Harold Cragg
Arthur Pitt
James Cassidy
James Wharton
D. of A
Raymond Dykes
Mary Murray
Mary Heath
Leon Brown
Edward Roach
Richard Bachofner
Birthday Club Meets at Howard Hicks Home
The Birthday Club gathered at Mrs. Howard Hicks residence on West Washington Street with 11 members and two guests Mrs. Louis Hurlbert and Mrs. Robert Shannon to honor Mrs. Willard Shreve. Prizes went to Mrs. Hurlbert Burton and Lyle Shreve. door prize to Lyle Shreve. refreshments included spaghetti cake ice cream. Next meeting set as a Christmas party December 17 at Mrs. Willard Shreve’s Essex Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birthday Club
Howard Hicks
West Washington Street
Louis Hurlbert
Robert Shannon
Willard Shreve
Hrbert
Harry Burton
Lyle Shreve
Hurlbert
Shannon
Sparhetti
Essex Street
Rehoboth 5 S. Class Hosts Christmas Plans
Mr and Mrs Gerald Bagley hosted the Rehoboth Sunday School Class of the Evangelical United Brethren Church. President Vernon Welch led a business meeting planning a church Christmas party. Mrs Harold Pish led devotions on Christ Our Pilot and Carl Lyons sang My Pilot. A social period followed with apple pie cheese and coffee served by the Rexgle and Fish couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rehoboth 5. S
Gerald Bagley
East Trving Street
Rehoboth
Eivangelical United Brethren Church
Vernon Welch
Harold Pish
Christ
Carl Lyons
Ray Rexgle
Mrs. Fish
Local Residents Celebrate Weddings and Visits Across Town
Mr and Mrs Earl Coons celebrate 25th wedding anniversary in Jamestown. Mrs Prank J Williams of Harrisburg visits her mother Mrs Stephen Flanagan in Jamestown. Mr and Mrs Chase of 124 Third Avenue travel to Erie for a day of business. Mrs William McGarthy and Jerry and Peggy Jo Dempsey plan a weekend in Spartansburg to visit Mrs McGarthy’s sister Mrs Paul Blakeslee. Mrs B C West and daughter Betty Lou return home from Sherman after an overnight visit to Mr and Mrs Dewey Pratt. Miss Helen Holton Findley Lake and Miss Martell Cheney North Clymer visit on business. Mr and Mrs Charles W Parkhurst and sons of 318 East Smith Street return from Pruneville Michigan after a deer hunt. Mrs Marjorie Peck Bad Smith Street leaves for Washington DC to visit sister Miss Katherine Aver for ten days.
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Earl Coons
Jamestown
Prank J. Williams
Harrisburg
Stephen Flanagan
West
Congress Street
F E, Chase
Third Avenue
Erie
William McGarthy
Jerry
Peggy Jo Dempsey
Spartansburg
McGarthy
Paul Blakeslee
B.C. West
Betty Lou
Eas Wayne Street
Sherman
Dewey Pratt
Helen Holton
Findley Lake
Martell Cheney
North Clymer
Charles W. Parkhues
East Smith
Prunneville
Mich
Houghton Lake
Pruneville
Parkhurst
Marjorie Peck
Bad Smith ‘Street
Washington, D. C
Katherine Aver
Rosa Westley Honored by Women’s Relief Corps No. 49
At a February gathering in the I C C B Hall the Women’s Relief Corps No. 49 presented Rosa Westley with two pins for 35 years of membership and for past department chaplain. Miss Marcelaine Robbins was noted for an upcoming marriage. An officer election is set for December 4. Refreshments were served to about 30 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yestur Gay
Women's Relief Corps No
Rosa Westley
Department
I, C, C, B. Hall
D. Brown
Henry ‘Hill
Jennie Akam
Herbert Haupin
Ralph Gnies
Americh
Legion Auxiliary Plans Christmas Events
The American Legion Auxiliary held a meeting at the Legion Home on North Center Street. They approved a December 13 children’s party from 2 to 4 pm and discussed decorating, Poppy Day proceeds over $100 to Veterans Hospital rehab, and a gift to the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Legion
North Center Street
Frank Gravino
Mennis Warner
Everett Enquist
Mary Orn
Olelrik
Charles Henry
Dorothy Albaugh
Barbara Smith
Veteranns' Hospital
Chileren
Ausiliary
Miss Orn
Leon Brown
Dean Miller
Robert Smith
Charles Welehti
Kiwanis Club hears oil film on Arabia and progress
The Kiwanis Club, 371 members, viewed a technicolor film “A New Frontier” shown by Howard J. Sheen and the Aubari American Oil Company. James Carsutter of Elmira attended as a guest. Paul J. Crowell received a membership pin. officers and directors to attend the district training school in Edinboro on December 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwaniy Club
Ting
Ritz Restawant
James Carsutter
Elmira
Howard J. Sheen
Aubiari
American Oil Company
Arabia
Thwaluabla
Naw
Far East
Walter Peake
Kiwanis Education Committee
Paul J. Crowell
Clarence Wallace
Philip Zalneck
Kiwanis
Erie County
TuergUlosis Society
Edinboro
Women of The Moose Meet At Lodge Rooms
The regular meeting of the Women of The Moose was held at the lodge rooms Thursday evening led by Senior Regent Mrs. Donald Gates. Two candidates for membership were initiated. Awards were given to attendees and speakers, including Mrs. Porter Auer who spoke on new library books.
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Women of the Moose
Loage Rooms
Donald Gates
Sharee
Alice Harvey
George A. Dunia
Dorothy May
Peter Hansen
Mary Coe
Titusville
Porter Auer
Lbrary
Moose Library Committee
Mooseheart
Order of Moor
Gold Star Mothers Honored At Banquet
Gold Star Mothers were honored at a Thursday banquet hosted by the W. R. Auxiliary at the VFW Home on West Washington. Fifteen of 27 mothers attended the turkey dinner with yellow rosebud favors and star decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
VIVW
West Washington Street
Jean Bield
William Houghton
Gold Star
M. B. Price
Erie
Yn B. Jamison
LaVanche Thompson
Harrison Valley
Pield
Gener
Spencer Ladies Aid Plans Christmas Party
Mrs. Robert Clark hosted the Spencer Community Ladies Aid Society meeting. A noon screen dinner was served for eight members and their families. President Mrs. Omar Crow led the business session and planned the December 6th Christmas party at Mrs. Joe McCray's home. Gifts noted for Quincy Orphanage should be left at Mrs. H. H. Silson’s home by December 15. The afternoon ended with sewing.
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Spencer Ladies’ Aid Plans
Robert Clark
Spencer Community Ladies’ Aid Society
Omar Crow 2
Joe McCray
Quincy
H. H. Silson
Jimmy Bates Honored by Parents on First Birthday
Mr and Mrs G J Bates entertained nine relatives at 42515 East Main Street last evening for their son Jimmy Bates first birthday. Green and white decorations and a large birthday cake marked the event. An oyster dinner was served at 6 30 by the Aatis. The evening featured visits and games for the child and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Bates
G. J. Bates
East Main Street
Jimmy
Aatis
Mary, Pyely Witt
Washington P T A Crafts An Interesting Program
Twenty five members of the Washington School P T A gathered yesterday afternoon in Room 1 through Room 4 for a student produced program. Activities included flag salute songs demonstrations spelling bee and sight reading. Room 3 won the attendance award and a Christmas program was planned for December 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington P.T.A
Washington School
Paul Dwyer
Helen Johnson
America
Helen Spencer
Reed
Harald Loyd
Room
T. Allan May
T'Ea
Mrs Langdon Rowe Hosts Bridge Club Evening
Mrs Langdon Rowe of East Wayne street entertained the contract bridge club last evening. Mrs Walter Scott and Mrs Hy McCracken won regular awards while Mrs Raymond Anderson and Mrs C W Jones took special prizes. Rowe served a salad course and Mrs Jones will host December 4.
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H. Langdon Rowe
East Wayne Street
Contract Bridge Club
Walter 38
Scott
Hy McCracken
Raymond Anderson
C. W.,jones
Rowe
Jones
North Center Street
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