Sunday School Party at Columbus Church Attended by Primary Dept
Mrs Andrew Christensen super intendent of the Columbus Community Church primary department hosted a party Saturday afternoon as part of a three month attendance campaign. Teachers Miss Shirley Miller Annette Curtis Beatrice Bensink assisted. Attendees sang, played games, and received a pencil or a mirror with Bible motifs, plus chocolate milk doughnuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Church
Andrew Christensen
Columbus Community Church
Shirley Miller
Annette Curtis
Beatrice Bensink
B P W Club Dinner Held At Hall Home
Sixteen members of the B P W Club gathered for a pot lick dinner at Mrs. Donald Halls Sixth avenue home. Assisting hostesses were Mrs. Willian Johnson Mrs. B W Baccus and Mrs. Zipporah Miller. After dining guests played cards and visited the group plans a business meeting next Monday at the local T O C F Hall. Popcorn balls were party refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. P. W. Club
Hall
Donald Hall
Sixth Avenue
Willian Johnson
B W. Baccus
Zipporah Miler
el Ahairman
T 0.C. F. Hall
Fashion Show Raises 267 Dollars for Memorial Hospital
A first report on the Fall Fashion Show sponsored by the Ladies Auxiliary of Corry Memorial Hospital shows about 267 dollars raised to date, with many members yet to submit their returns. The group planned kitchen improvements, Christmas dance plans, and October volunteer chair assignments, and members shared updates from military and community visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Corry Memorial Hospital
Walter Rosy
D. Armour Hillstrom
Cochairmen
Ross
C. A. Hillestrom
Loe
J. F. Needham
TS. Kelsey
Earl Haight
Merle Dodd
C.H Bracken
Howard Hultzelman
Russell Moore
Clitford Buesink
C. H. Bracken
Girl Scout Troop 127 Plans Weekly Meetings
Girl Scout Troop 127 of St Pauls Lutheran Church held an organizational meeting at the church. Miss Shirley Larson announced weekly sessions every Monday from 7 to 8 30 p m for girls aged 10 to 14 who wish to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Paul’s Lutheran Church
Shirley Larson
Wiener Roast At Baccus Home At Columbus School
Miss Betty Baccus and her brother Melvin hosted a Wiener roast last night at their Columbus home on R. D. 1 inviting 20 school lasses. Guests enjoyed hot dogs cocoa marshmallows and candy in a small community gathering.
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Baccus
Betty Baccus
Melvin
Columbus School
Columbus
Mrs V E Phillips Hosts First Readers Club Meeting
Mrs V E Phillips of West Congress street entertained the Readers Club for the first meeting of the year. Members read summer poems for roll call and discussed the program books. A social hour followed and the next meeting was announced for October 15 with Mrs A W Taggart of East Main street.
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V. E. Phillips
Readers’ Club
West Congress Street
A. W. Taggart
East Main Street
Dimmick Hahn Wedding Announced
Howard A. Hahn of Warren announces the marriage of his daughter Alta Mae to Karl G. Dimmick of Concord Street. The ceremony occurred in Milwaukee on September with attendants Miss Jeannette Morin and Theodore Rosedale. The couple will reside in Milwaukee where the groom is employed.
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Dimmick-Hahn
Howard A. Hahn
Warren
Alta Mae
Karl G. Dimmick
Nelson Dimmick
Concord Street
Milwaukee
Jeannette Morin
Theodore Rosedale
Chicago
Four-year-old Lanny Rigby feted at birthday party
Mrs. Alton Rigby of East Bond street hosted a party yesterday for her son Lanny celebrating his fourth birthday. Guests enjoyed records and games while gifts and favors were exchanged. A cake, ice cream and chocolate milk were served as Lanny received many gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanny Rigby
Alton Rigby
East Bond Street
Lanny
Birthday Party Honors Shirley Ann and Bert Walker
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur O'Day entertained 14 guests Sunday for a family celebration honoring their daughter Shirley Ann and her uncle Bert Walker. The event included dinner, visiting, cake, ice cream, and gifts with out of town relatives Miss Anne Lund, Bogar Tonstal, Mr id Mrs Gordon Bureh, and James Lakewourl attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur O'Day
Shirley Ann
Bert Walker
O'Day
Manny
Anne Lund
Bogar Tonstal
Jamestown
Gordon Bureh
James Lakewourl
Navy Mothers Club Meadville Meeting Concludes
FUINS on sone sense Kee Estill Hon of the first nMeets of the sew 1 urbanized Navy Mothers' Club Meadville were completed by the local unit Jest evening at a meets AY the 1.0.0.8, Hall, Myre. Mayme Mitchell, commander, was in the chair for the session. Several of the Joens childepibe wilh go to Meadville west Monday pvenimg for the installation opre monies 'Other business included discris ion of the plans for welfare work wy the Christina Hotdiy pernd. Following the niveline, Une 1 members adjourned to Crosent's Car A "Dutch trent." The next session will be on October 16th when the unit from Jamestown Will be guests of the Gory club.
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Fuins
Navy Mothers’ Club
Meadville
Hall
Myre
Mayme Mitchell
Joens Childepibe
Meadville West
Christina Hotdiy Pernd
Une 1
Crosent
Jamestown
Gory Club
Kiwanis Hosts Rev Warnken Missionary Talk
Rev J A Warnken missionary to French Equatorial Africa told Kiwanis members at the Phoenix Hotel about his experiences from Atefy to the Congo and the growth of mission works including a modern chapel. The club discussed upcoming appearances and ticket distributions for the October 16 event by Birch, The Migieiia, with Arthur Nherlin presiding in James Harper’s absence.
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Warnken
Kiwanis
J A. Warnken
Africa
Kiwaanis Club
Phoenix Hotel
Warnkinfest
Ate
Rey
Warn
Bmmedi- AU
Une
Dlames Harper
Mentor Club Meeting in Spartansburg Highlights
Seventeen members and three sisters attended a bountiful three dinner at Mrs. Ralph Blakeslee home in Spartansburg. Miss Lil Han Barnes presided as president guiding roll call and summer activity reports. The year’s study topic is Women of Our Times with active programs discussed and prizes awarded to Mrs. N J Bogden and Miss Leora Stearuhon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mentor Club
Ralph Blakeslee
Spartansburg
Lil‘Han Barnes
N. J. Bogden
Leora Stearuhon
Virginis Wills
Harley Johnson
Bridal Shower for Miss Christings Kurelowich at Wattsburg Grange Hall
Miss Christings Kurelowich, to wed Steve Tmatolya on October 13, was honored at a Wattsburg Grange Hall bridal shower Monday night. About 65 guests from Corry Lottsville Clon City and New Jersey attended a buffet supper after dancing and visiting. Hostesses included Miss Amelia Kurelowich Mrs John Kurnowich Sr Mrs Nicholas Savko and Mrs Join Kurelowich Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wattsburg Grange Hall
Christings Kurelowich
Steve Tmatolya
Wattsbury Grange Hall
Amelia Kurelowich
John Kurnowich
Nicholas Savko
Join Kurelowich
Kurelowich
Corry
Lottsville
Clon City
New Jersey
Mrs Jukes Honored At Sunday Evening Party
Mrs Jubn Jackson hosts a social at 12 Spring Street Sunday honoring Mes Frately Jukes of Chiis. Guests enjoyed cards and a salad course later in the evening. Mrs ducks presented Mrs dukes with several appropriate gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Jukes
Jubn Jackson
Spring Street
Mes
Jukes
Chiis
Ducks
eYayp
Dukes
Daughters Born to Several Local Families
A daughter born Monday to Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Kyser of Union City R D a. A daughter born this morning to Mr. and Mrs. Willard Watsons of Centerville. A daughter born this morning at Sorry Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Neil Gates of BD 1. A daughter born this morning to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Foster Jr of Erie at Corry Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Foster is the former Margaret Jane King of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrell Kyser
Borst
Willard Wattons
Centerville
Corry Memorial Hospital
Sorry Memorial Hospital
Neil Gates
B.D
Ralph Foster, Jr
Erie
Ministerial Association Plans Thanksgiving Service and Blood Drive
The Corry Ministerial Association met yesterday with Rev. Francis Whiteman leading the session. Plans were finalized for the Thanksgiving union service and the group agreed to cooperate with the Red Cross to solicit blood donations, with Rev. Wilmer Heffer as guest speaker.
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Who Corry Ministerial Association
Francis Whiteman
Seasight
Red Cross
Wilmer Heffer
Miss Harriet Myers Hosts Church Circle Meeting
The W S C S Circle No 2 of the First Methodist Church met at Wayne street. Miss Harriet Myers presided with Mrs Joseph Guignon. Ruth Dabistrand led devotions and discussed the book We Americans North and South. Dessert was served by Lalla Mae Pailin and Lester Lops. Next meeting November 6 at Mrs Stanley Nichol's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Myers
First Methodist Church
Wayne Street Bann
Joseph Guignon
Webb Auctins
Ruth Dabistrand
North
Lalla Mae Pailin
Lester Lops
Stanley Nichol
Extension Group Organized For Home Lessons
The Corry Rural Home Extension Group held its organizational meeting at Mrs. Albert il af B.D. i. Corry. Officers for 1951 1952 were elected: Wiliam Akan as chairman, H D Rauplit as vice chair, and Lloyd McCray as news reporter. Regular meetings are set for the first Tuesday of each month and other sessions will be announced. Women in the area interested in home sewing cooking and decorating are urged to attend.
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Corry Rural Home Extension Group
Albert Il Af
D. i. Corry
Sessgn
Wileliam Akan
H. D. Rauplit
Lloyd McCray
Rachel Hogan
Eric Culinty
Hagan
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Eean
Ford
Ponsa Convict Lake
Ethel Barrymore
Zachary Scott
Beaver
Life Insurance
Farm Bureau
Guy W. Bennink
Center St
Corry, Pa
Storm
Coats
John Boghiak
Camp
Atterbury
West Frederick Street
Joly Bogniak
Buffalo
Polish National Alliance
Roger Ottaway
Lemon Street
Youngtown College
Revi
Scott
Hay
Church of the Naarene
Lef Moltdiy
Wandererift Pa
Albert Garnicke
Cory
Anna Matteson
TA. Paver
Joseph Genlilman
Thomas Paver
Pittsburgh
Louisiana
Fort George Mead
Baward Pavers
Earl Dimmick
K. R. Benson
Wallace
Kiwanis Club
Bonnie
Nyack
Dimick
Wallace K. Rieck
Camp Atterbury
Willian Rieck
Grove Street
James Harper
PSHA
Evie
Lawrence Park
North Center Street
Helen
Barney’s Firestone
South Center Street
Beltone
New York
Chapin
F. C. Chapin & Son
DeSoto
Borstorff & Fitch
Plymouth
First Ave
Martin ‘Motor Sales
Dodge-Plymouth
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