Arizona visitors honored at party for Nellie and Glora Pierce
Dr J A Patterson hosted friends on Second Avenue to honor Mrs Nellie Pierce and her daughter Miss Glora Pierce bound for Watson Arizona. Five families joined in the social evening with cards. Mrs Robert Stevens received the card award and refreshments were served late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
J. A. Patterson
Second Avenue
Nellie Pierce
Glora Pierce
Waicson
Arna
Robert Stevens
Patterson
Legion Auxiliary Card Party Planned at Legion Home
The Legion Auxiliary held its regular meeting with Miss Eleanor Kovach chairing. Twenty-one members attended and heard a Child Welfare Clinic report by Mrs Frank Gravino and a financial report for 1948-4 by Miss Mary Gravino. A card party is planned for October 27 at the Legion Home with Mrs John Houghting as chairman. Installation of officers is scheduled for the month’s end. Poppy Day sale set for November 20 with Mrs Haery Burton as chairwoman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houghtling
Legion Home
Jesse Tullisnte
Brie
Syovemiser
Haery_ Burton
Margaret Carhart
Burton
Fred Haenel
Joseph Myers
Circle No 3 W S C S Plans Christmas Party
Circle No 3 of the W S C S met at the President Mrs C A Mountain home on River Church Street. Twenty members and a guest Mrs Peter Olson attended. Devotions were given by Mrs Arthur Foster. A Christmas party is planned for December 6 at the Essex Street home of Mr Re 8 Peterson. The regular meeting is set for November at Mrs Jobe Fuller North Center Street Willentsrtmin. A lesser Puerto Rico study was led by Mrs Jota Chi with L K Hixsom assistance. A serving of sandwiches and cotter was provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
C. A. Mountain
Church Street
Peter Olson
Arthur Foster
Essex Street
Peterson
Jobe Fuller
North Center Street
Women of the Moose Hold Routine Session
Mrs Leland Wilwox chaired the Moose meeting at the lodge rooms. Two prospective members faced ballot, attendance award earned by Mrs C E Lindberg. The next Husnex regular meeting on October 20 will be chaired by Mrs Lester Hepler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland Wilwox
Tas
Women of the Moose
C. E. Lindberg
Husnex
Mooethean
Lester Hepler
Onetn
Weniond
Local residents host guests and visit relatives across towns
Mr and Mrs Merle Boutwell and Mildred Boutwell of Warren hosted Mr and Mrs Aritur McCray of Lovell s. Maurice McCray of North East visited the McCrays, while Joseph Lara and daughters Ruth Ann and Katherine of Melrose Park stay with Mrs Lara s parents, Mr and Mrs V B Ori. Others include Mrs G F Clarke visiting sister Mrs Lucy Mlasher in Erie, and Ernest H Roger traveling to Erie on business. Pyle Richard Peebles of Port Monmouth NJ arrives to visit his parents, Mr and Mrs 8 S Peebles. Bent Hover and Walter Hover visited East Pleasant Street. Bert and Walter Hover headed to Kermit TX. Local women and families from OM City to Atlantic City are noted visiting relatives, with trips to Los Angeles and Statesville mentioned.
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Merle Boutwell
Mildred Boutwell
Warren
Aritur McCray
Lovell's
Maurice McCray
North East
McCray
Joseph Larala
Ruth Ann
Katherine
Melrose Park
Lara
Mit
V. B. Ori
East Pleasant Street
G. FR. Clarke
East Main Street
Lucy Mlasher
Erie
Ernest H. Roger
Pyle
Richard Peebles
Port Monmouth
N. J
Peebles
Parl Street
Bent Hover
Walter Hover
Sheffield
Harold Armiteze
Bert Arte
Armitage
Bert
Hover
Kermit
Texas
Henry Hill
South
O E. Gibbs
Rust Bond Street
P. E. Gain
Columbus
Noahs Ark S S Class Met At Sherwood Home
The B U B Church Noahs Ark Sunday School class met at the Sherwood home with 19 members. Gilbert Withis chaired the meeting. a visitation committee was appointed including Ormsby Bush Douglas Mosher Edwiy Keppel and Mr Sherwood. Mosher led devotions on Romans chapter eight. Allen Rigby and team hosted games. Rigbys were to host November 3 with Mr and Mrs Rigby of R D 4.
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syQulbers
B. U. B Church
Marshall Sherwood
Gilbert Withis
Ormsby Bush
Douglas Mosher
Edwiy Keppel
Sherwood
Ee ‘Mosher
Allen Rigby
Rev and Mrs Boyd Open House Planned at Park Place
Rev and Mrs Gilbert L Boyd of 1 West Park Place invite all Presbyterian Church members, Triende and neighbors to an open house Sunday. Hours are from 9 to 6 p m.
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G. L. Boyd
Gilbert L. Boyd
West Park Place
Presbyterian Church
Contract Club Dines Then Plays Bridge At Esme Room
The Meesum ladies held a dinner and bridge session at Esme Tea Room at 6 30 p m yesterday. They moved to Mrs. Horton J Davis on West Congress Street for two tables of contract. Prizes went to Mrs Harold Powell and Mrs Walter Scott with Mrs H Langdon Rowe winning the special award. Light refreshments followed. Next week Mrs Ellsworth Holt will entertain at her North Center Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esme Tea Room
West Congress Street
Horton J. Davis
Harold& Powell
Walter H. Scott
H. Langdon Rowe
Ellsworth Holt
North Center Street
Women Relief Corps Met Yesterday
Twenty five members of the Women’s Relief Corps No 48 J J Andrews Post Auxillary to the Grand Army of the Republic met at 2 Yelock in the I O F Hall yesterday. With President absent senior vice president presided. Plans were made for a noon dinner and a white elephant sale on October 20. Mrs Clifford Dundon to chair the sale. Mrs Katharine McLaughlin of Oil City will inspect the perps. Cookies and coffee served by Mrs Henry Bals Mrs Frans Lillie and Mrs Bert Welden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Relief Corps
J. J. Andrews
Grand Army of the Republic
Yelock
Katherine McLaughlin
Oi! City
Henry Bals
Frans Lillie
Bert Welden
Farewell Party for O F 5 Club Member Mrs Birkinson
Mrs. Leroy Birkinson, moving to St Petersburg Fla, was honored at a farewell dinner by eight O F 5 Club members at Tarbell's Inn. Chicken dinners were served at 7 pm, with evening entertainment at the Fehman home on North Center street. A bingo game produced prizes for Mrs B A Swanson and Mrs Walter Blair. Hosts gave a cake, toffee, and a gift of incense to the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Birkinson
St. Petersburg
Fla
O. F. 5 Club
Tarbell's Inn
Ross Pehlman
Ralph Vanderhoft
Fehman
North Center Street
B. AL. Swanson
Walter Blair
Dickinson
Ingerle
Wheelock Ladies Aid Meets with Hostess McClintock
Wheelock Ladies Aid met Thursday evening with Mrs B V McClintock as hostess. Vice President Leland Shosseut chaired. Mrs Ann Harvey gave devotions and Mrs Floyd Dougherty led prayers. After business a social period followed, with Mrs Macintosh serving salad wafers and coffee. An all day meeting and tauren dinner are planned for the tenth of the month at Mrs Louis Cook's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheelock Ladies’ Aid
B. V. McClintock
Wheelock Community Aid Society
Leland Shosseut
Ann Harvey
Floyd Dougherty
Wss
MaClintosh
Tauren
Louis Cook
Dorcas Class Meets at Methodist Church for Faith Study
Dorcas Bundy School Glass of the Meth ish Church gathered at the Salvat on Army Guaitel basement to discuss faith. Miss Rugh Dahlstrand of Yast Malesiret spoke as 22 members attended, with Mrs George Andrus leading devotions and Mrs 1 8 Durham presiding. Plans were made for a plastic demonstration on October 19 at the church with a 4 men dinner. Committee appointments were announced and the Ladies served sandwiches relishes and coffee after the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Jones
Lois McCray
Arnold Searnied
RG. Barnes
Methodist Church
Doreas
Peiod
Hpsteas
Lawrence Davison
Hey Wolford
Hazel Brockman
Sciota Aid Honors Mrs Lawrence Miller Shower Held
Sciota Community Ladies Aid met at Mrs Orlo Watrous home for an all day session and a dinner. Mrs Peter Schurman served as president in temporary absence of Mrs Wesley Gray who is a patient at Roswell Memorial Hospital in Buffalo. Sixteen members attended and Mrs Hoyt Raymond gave devotions. A baby shower for Mrs Lawrence Miller and her daughter Laura Mace followed the routine business with many gifts received. Next meeting time and place to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sciota Aid
Lawrence Miller
Sciota Commung Ladies Aid Society
Orlo Watrous
Peter Schurman
Dent
Wesley Gray
Laiwrence Miller
Twiehter
Laura Mace
Mrs Hannah Bennink Honored At Surprise Birthday
Mrs. Hannah Bennink 81 was honored at a surprise party hosted by her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Hiram Beckenink on Tuesday October 4 as relatives gathered at the Beckerink home. Refreshments and birthday cake were served, and Mrs Bennink received many gifts. She maintains her own rooms in the Beckerink home and has five children, 11 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren.
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Sui
Ayia Acunuer
Hiram Beckenink
Beenink
Mawor Beelerink
Howard Masthews
Guoal
Nearly 300 Attended Elks Home Bike Night Lodge Session
Nearly 300 attended the Corry Lodge No. 769 Elks event at the Elks Home with fifty guests. District Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler Ernest A. Clark of Rochester and other officials spoke as lodges from multiple towns were represented. Dinners at 8 p.m. and an 8 o'clock lodge session featured remarks, initiations, and music by the Elks Male Chorus. A Northwest District meeting is planned for Sunday with 17 lodges expected.
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Metus
Corry
P.O. Elks
Ernest A. Clark
Rochester
Haemy Kleeiv
City
State Association
Delf Darline
Erie
Hud Hilison
Bio
Ittending
Lodzes
Esie
Donald G. Nimtes
Clark
Grand Lodge
Lode
Elks
H Lynn Rilke
Mrs. Rice
Roger McCray
Lutheran Church Receives Gift Of Organ Chimes
Thiel College professor Luther Johnson addressed seven St Pat's Evangelical Lutheran Church council members and Dr Archie Tate regarding an $800 gift for a new organ chimes set. A displaced family is to arrive in about six months as the fourth DP family in the city. worlding rings with gems echo medieval and Renaissance tunings were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sey Johnson
Thiel College
Greenville
St Pat’s Evangelical Lutheran Turek
Archie B. Tate
Westsmith Atvoet
Eo Johnson
Cutheren
Hiery
Bowman
Uniholinerd
No Home Price Break Seen For Many Years In Tarrytown
In Harrisburg Pennsylvania Realtor Association forecast a price break for homes in the near future, noting surveys show a defense in building costs, while consumer income remains high. Association president Oscar Quin of Philadelphia says real estate earnings and values held up better than other sectors, with a last year price drop tied to material supply and labor costs. Prices on existing homes appear stabilizing as production costs ease, ending the downturn. A stray line claims platinum reached Europe in 1941 via a Jamaican assayer from Cartagena, Colombia.
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Tarrisburg
Pennsylvania Realtor Associ
Uiday
Seion Vanly
Oscar Quin
Philadelphia
Association Pres
Bolton
Louie
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