Hospitality Bingo Committee Meets at Hotel Carty
Members of the Hospitality Chile bingo committee held a special meeting at the Hotel Carty Monday evening. A benefit bingo party is set for tomorrow at St Edward's School Hall to fund the Christmas lighting program. Proceeds will aid City Pat, with Mrs Owls Valentine as general chairman and co chairmen Mrs Jerome F Needham and Mrs Robert G Tunnell.
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Hospitality
Hospitality Chile
Hotel Carty
St. Edward's School
Hall
Pat
Owls Valentine
Jerome F. Needham
Robert G. Tunnell
C. K McLean
Leslie Wells
George Reitz
Corry
L. A.) Rossin
James Cassidy
Mildred al
C R C P Auction To Be Held Saturday
An auction will be held Saturday at 1 30 p m at 56 North Main Street Union City for commoglilies and other donations from the county wide Christ mas Rural Overseas Program drive. Erie County Sheriff Paul Babbitt and Fred Bayer will aid as auctioneer and clerk with proceeds aiding CROP. Volunteers will collect tickets at the door and soft drinks will be available note attendees to support the humanitarian effort.
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North Main Street
Union City
T. P. Montague
Erie County
Paul Babbitt
Fred Bayer
Union City Cooperative
Miss Arlene Boyle and Merton Bemis Married at Local Church
Miss Arlene Ruth Bayle daughter of S Sgt Carl Bayle in Japan and Mrs Bayle wed Merton D Bemis son of Mr and Mrs Gerald Bemis in a candlelight ceremony at the First Baptist Church attended by 75 relatives. Rev Francis G Whiteman officiated with music by relatives. couple leaves for a Cleveland honeymoon then to farm life on the Comny Cutting road.
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First Baptist
Arlene Ruth Bayle
Carl Bayle
Japan
Wattsburg
LaVerne Proctor
Lucille Bemis
Lyle Bemis
Marjorie Bayle
Bernice Jean Bayle
Orville Bemis
Willian Bayle
Merton Bayle
Cuttide Town Hall
A|t Farm
Comny-Cutting
Bemis
Clymer Central High School
Ronald Johnson Fourth Birthday Party Highlights
Ronald Johnson aged four was honored by his mother Mrs Warren Johnson at North Center street with a Monday afternoon party from 2 to 6 o'clock. Eight boys attended as games and a fish pond provided entertainment. Favors included candy baskets and Mrs Johnson served sandwiches relishes decor ated cookies ice cream and birthday cake. Out of town guests included cousins Thomas Abraham and William Shattuck of Youngsville.
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Ronald Johnson
Warren Johnson
North Center Street
Ronald
Thomas Abraham
William Shattuck
Youngsville
Craftsmen's Guild Christmas Picnic and Meeting
Erie Chapter of the Pennsylvania Guild of Swattsmen hosts a Christmas picnic on Saturday in Waterworks Park Peninsula. Meeting begins at 6 p m in Cabin No 2. Members should bring bread butter and jelly and wear warm clothes. Program ideas include decorations and samples will be shown.
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Erie
Pennsylvania Guild of Swattsmen
Cabin No. 2
Waterworks Park
Wattsburg Church Bazaar Dinner Friday
Wattsburg Mosunist Church will host its annual bazaar and dinner on Friday, December 2. Kitchen duties are led by Mrs. William Robinson and Mrs. Merle Clute, with dining room coordination by Mrs. Stewart Mc Bullourd and Mrs. Frank Chaftee. co chaired by Mrs. Lynn Phillips and Mrs. Howard Westley for the selling booth. A roast pork dinner with dressing, mashed potatoes, cranberry salad, vegetables, hot rolls, pie and coffee will be served from 5 20 p.m. until all are served. The selling booth offers handmade aprons, pillow cases, goIlies, children’s doll clothes, crocheted work, homemade candies and baked goods. The public is invited.
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HE Wamsoute Mosunist Church
William Robinson
Merle Clute
Stewart McBullourd
Frank Chaftee
Lynn Phillips
Howard Westley
Twin Daughters Born at Corry Hospital to Barnetts
Twin daughters were born late this morning at Corry Hospital to Mr and Mrs Hugh Barnett of 128 Snyder Circle Mrs Barnett is the former Clarice Wilson. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Robert Sandbers of Niobe N Y at Corry Hospital last evening. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Vernon Gorski of R D North East early this morning at Corry Hospital Mrs Gorski is a German War bride and is the former Tannah Dingiedine.
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Corry Hospital
Hugh Barnett
Snyder Circle
Barnett
Clarice Wilson
Robert Sandbers
Niobe, N
Vernon Gorski
R. D
North East
Corty Hospital
College Women's Club Met At Swartz Home
The College Women's Club held its second meeting of the 1949 50 year at Mrs David L Swartz s home 229 Wright St with Miss Mary Evelyn Hopkins presiding and thirty members present Committees were named including program ways and means publicity and membership New members were added and Jacques Gouter a France native and Allegheny College student spoke on France s economy society and postwar changes The decorations featured holly wreaths and a festive table with coffee and tea served buffet style Attending officers and members are listed in the report
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Robert Bracken
Eileen Graham
Geraldine Ware
Helen Johnson
Elizabeth Rogers
Porter
Jack ‘Stahl
Orlo Ewing
Jacques Gouter
France
Allegheny College
Meadville
Roger Brown
Goutor
Miss Hopkins
Olin W. Broken
Lawrence Anderson
Mildred Alfred
Stanley Te, Anderson
Mier Auer
Frank Anthony
Rasselas Brown
Thanksgiving supper and plans for Christmas at Columbus Grange
Eighteen members of Columbus Grange No. 875 met at the Columbus Town Hall for a turkey supper chaired by Mrs. Perry Mead. Officers and committees organized Christmas party plans for December 26 at the Columbus Town Hall and bazaar work. Lectures and readings followed, with final Christmas party arrangements to be set at the December 22 meeting.
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Columbus Grange
Columbus Grange No
Columbus Town Hall
Perry Mead
Archie Norton
Vern Smith
Ella Blakeslee
David Curtis
Thomas Messanger
Grange
Columbus Township
PT. A
Bizaar
Herbert Dahl
Curtis
Presbyterian Church Sunday School Officers Elect
A large turnout for the Presbyterian Church Sunday School meeting at Miss Marion Smith’s North Center Street home elected officers for the new year. Alphonse Vanssens presided as superintendent and a Christmas program was announced for Thursday, December 22, at 7:80 o clock. Assistant superintendent chosen as R Lawrence Davison. Mrs. Stanley Curl named primary department head. Other officers include Mrs. J Arnold Patterson junior head, Mrs. Douglas Rozelle beginner head, Miss Mira Lou Heerlein pianist, W Bruce Ellsworth treasurer, Miss Jean MacInnes secretary. Next meeting set for January 23 at Mrs. Hubert Heerlein’s Wright Street home. Refreshments served.
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Presbyterian
Presbyterian Church
North Center Street
Marion Smith
Alphonse Vans- Isens
R. Lawrence Davison
Stanley Curl
Vanssens
J. Arnold Patterson
Douglas Rozelle
Mira Lou Heerlein
W. Bruce Ellsworth
Jean Maclnnes
Mrs Kurt Leeds Addresses Kiwanis Meeting in Phoenix Hotel
Mrs Kurt Leeds spoke to Kiwanis at the Phoenix Hotel Monday with Harry Berach introducing her. She compared U S openness to change with Europe, described Austria's situation, and spoke on education and state theaters. Clarence Wallace, acting governor elect, reported on Cambridge Springs training. Arthur Martin announced next week's Christmas party at 6:30 p.m. Charles Kates noted as field representative.
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Kurt Leeds
Kiwanis
Phoenix Hotel
Leeds
Harry Berach
Europe
Reeds
Eleet
Division T
Kinahill
Cambridge Springs
Arthur Martin
Hotel Phoenix
Charles Kates
Field Representa
Scouts Discuss District Setup At Kiwanis Meeting
Washington Trail Council Boy Scouts of America and district representative Bikine Shank reviewed the new district scouting structure. They met the Kiwanis scout committee and Paul Crowell and James Harpy led music by the Kiwanis orchestra. Treasury figures for November show receipts of 84.7 million dollars and expenditures near 100 million with a cash balance around 4.69 million.
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Treasury Report
Washington
Position of
the Treasury
Iidget
Uuidget
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Preston Low Foster « McCallister
Jocy Ann Garner ‘Tucker
Fred
Mrs. Reite
Taurens Dixon
Powell
Arlene Boyle
Merton Bemis
Charles Anderson
Raymond Anderson
Cleveland
Malcolm ‘Haines
Mary Frances
Andy
Mary DeLury
Milton Zulmneck
Harold Taylor
George Royce
South Center Street
Herbert M. Lyon
Buffalo
Craftsmen’s Guild
Wattsburg Church
Nei Baby Helen
Tosa
College Women’s
Swartz
Tae
Phillips
N. Center
Coats
Camo Chapin
Inging
James
The
Kiwanis Orchestra
Coty
le Vertige
Dosleys
Santa Claus
Helen
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