Bridal Shower Honors Miss Evelyn Clark At Home
Miss Evelyn Clark, soon to wed Lawrence Wade, was honored at a bridal shower hosted by Mrs. David Benstuk and Mrs. Milton Johnson at the Brooks home on West Church Street. Eighth guests joined games and contests with awards won by Mrs. K S Durham and others. refreshments included sandwiches and jello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Clark
David Benstuk
Milton Johnson
Sim Brooks
West Church Street
Lawrence Wade
K. S. Durham
Blanche Durham
Vern Group
Jean Marie Johnston
Clark
Raymond Gathers
Rose ' Filek
Chiropody Society Meeting at Hotel Corry
The North Western Division of the Chiropody Society of Pennsylvania met at the Hotel Corry hosting 22 members and visitors from Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. The day included scientific lectures and a business session. Dr. G C Larson and Dr. Irvin Cahan, both of Erie, elected chairman and secretary treasurer respectively, succeeding retiring officers Dr. James M. Gibb and Dr. John A. Hamilton. A meeting for November 10 in Philadelphia alongside the State Convention was planned.
Society Notes Reveal Local Happenings and Movements
Captain Walter Sears, en route to Camp Kilmer and then Germany, reflects a long Army career. Pred Barton's friends celebrate his recovery from a fractured back while Fred Harmon Kent starts air line work in Ontario, California. Donald Dickinson transfers to a remodeled store in Ene. Congratulations to Joseph and Martha Sherwood on their 10th anniversary. A newborn son named Richard Arthur joins the Neylon family at Corry Hospital. Canadians report snow forcing return journeys. Orrin Kinney misses a Warren-bound train, travels by bus. Rachel Blount elected BPW secretary at Erie meeting. Dorr Clark and wife celebrate silver anniversary with a family party. Jimmie Hengst and pals move to Arlington New Jersey as travel tales unfold. A popular local girl may wed a Florida man, while Bob Williams marries Margaret Bennett in California. Paul Ostim promoted to first superintendent for Trans-Pacific Air Lines in Honolulu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Sears
Seventh Street
Cap Campbell
Camo Kilmer
N. J
Germany
Army of Occupation
Walter
National Guard
ETO
Barton
Fred
Hamot Hospital
Erie
Harmon Kent
Martha Corbin Kent
West Pleasant Street
Ontario
California
Japan
Donald Dickinson
Union City
A &M F
Ene
Corry
Joseph Sherwood Tredevick
Richard Arthur
Donald Neylon
Mott Street
Corry Hospital
Don
Canada
Dominion
Orrin B. Kinney
Pennsy
Warren
Rachel Blount
Business and Professional Women's Club
BP. W
First Unitarian Church
Erie Club
Dorr Clark
East Main Street
Jimmie
Gladys Hengst
Arlington
Newark
Waterford
West
Florida
Bob Williams
Theo. P. Williams
Margaret Bennett
Saratoga
Calif
David Ostim
North Center Street
Paul
Trans-Parifié Air Lines
Hono= Wu
Hawaii
Y M C A Leaders Council Met Last Evening
The Cory Y M C A Leaders Council opened the year with a 6 o clock meeting and turkey dinner. Items included club statistics, Hallowe en plans, emblems, membership cards, the five film study course, and annual examinations. Projects like Thanksgiving food baskets and Christmas toy drives were discussed along with World Youth Fund, books, games, and gym classes for youth. Attendees listed include Mrs Lillian Brown and Clyde W Shotzbarger among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.M.C.A. Leaders’ Council
Cory
Olle
World Youth Fund
Lillian Brown
Helen Lodge
Cornelia Anderson
Stephen Brooks
Laura Morvis
Harold Wolfe
Ann Baressi
Hugenia Graft
Dorothy Dison
Stanley Anderson
Auilery and
Clyde W. Shotebarger
Local residents plan visits and travel across state lines
jt and Mrs W G Lunden of Tampa will return Friday after a few days with Mr Lunden's sister and Dr Jones in North center. Miss Mary Elaine Crowe of West Pleasant street test last evening after a months stay in New Yorker City with relatives including Mr and Mrs Raymond Halfast and Miss Treva Sherlock. Russell M Sherman returned home after a brief business trip to Syracuse. Cpl Donald Simmonsen arrived on terminal leave after 22 months Army service including 19 months in the Pacific. Philip Zalzneck and Sharon along with Mrs Nathan Heidh and Mrs Lou Jackson spent yesterday in Erie. Rev Francis G Whiteman returned home after visiting cube N Y with Sister Mrs Guy Van der Linden and friends at Smethport. Frank Seamens of East Pleasant street plans a trip to Knoxville Ky with Wesley Seamens and family. the Wesleys will visit here a week. Virgil Warner heads to Chicago for refrigeration studies after a short Monday visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G.lunden
Tampa
Fig
Lunden
C. W. J Jones
Dr. Jones
North Center Clieat
Mary Elaine Crowe
West Pleasant Street
New Yorker City
Raymond Halfast
Lake Sherlock
Frank Sherlock
Treva Sherlock
Finger Lakes
Bath
N. Y
Junior Sherlock
Russell M. Sherman
East Congress Street
Syracuse
Uriel
Cpl
Donald Simmonsen
Henry Simmonsen
Liberty Street
Fort George Merde
Army
Pacific
Philip Zalzneck
Sotushter
Sharon
Nathan Heidh
Lou Jackson
Cleveland
Zalzneck
Erie
Wesley Sea
Wesley Seamens
Virgil Warner
Essex Street
Chicago
Warner
Rotary Club Meeting Hosts Insurance Speaker at Hotel Cony
John Hoffman of National Underwriters Insurance Company Erie was guest speaker at the Rotary Club dinner at Hotel Cony. He discussed protecting insurance buyers and policy rates with data. Ford Car Tailgate committee led by Dr. T. S. Kelsey noted strong ticket response for October 15 drawing at Res Theatre. 3,000 tickets, attendees need not watch movie to win cat. proceeds go to Cory Memorial Hospital Fund. Aliens Scilly Sheffield William Croft Erie R. J. Fogle Cory city guests. 28 members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Corry
John Hoffman
National Underwriters Insurance Company
Erie
Cony
Ford Cartaille
T. S. Kelsey
Res
Cory Memorial Hospital Fund
Alien Scilly
Sheffield
William Croft
R. J. Fogle
Porter Elected Chief In Coottette Clik Meeting
The Coottette Clik met at the VRW Home with Chief Gray Back and Mrs Hazel Siuss presiding. Mrs Jean Weldport reported that 40 was realized from the base sale held on September 28. Officers were elected led by Chief Gray Back with Pearl Porter as chief. Installations set for November 32.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter
Gray
Coottette Clik
VRW
Hazel Siuss
Jean Weld
Pearl Porter
Indy Louse
Esther Lethman
Baby Louse
Frances Wood
Sheker Keeper
Shuss
Scratcher
Misy Field
Crums
Estella Reynolds
Louse Hunter
Berdena McGraw
Cinta B. Haight
Katherine Watt
Alice Schrader
Nellie Black
Field
Eric Staff Installed Rebekah Officers Here
The Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge met at the I 0 F Hall for 6 30 o clock dinner to honor new officers and the Erie installing officer. Over 160 attended the installation service. District deputy president Mrs Myrtle Milks of Erie and Eucla Lodge No 80 installed Florence Swanson as noble grand and other officers. Visitors from Lakewood Sugar Grove Sheridan Union City Exe and Ryde attended. The hall was decorated in fall colors with flowers and refreshments provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge
F. Hall
Erie
Myrtle Milks
Eucla Lodge No. 80
Blanche Ohi
Hazel Alas
Doris Loveland
Lady of the Lake Lodge
Order of ‘Odd Fellows of
Lakewood
Sugar Grove
Sheridan
Uniore City
Exe
Ryde
Lakameootl
Coughnuts
Sweet
Rolls Bride
Birch and Company Amaze Corry High School Audience
An audience of about 300 attended a Birch and Company show at the Corry Senior High School auditorium. Master Magician Birch performed many amazing feats while Mabel Sperry, a noted xylophonist, played selections she previously performed with a 100 piece marimba band at the Century of Progress in Chicago. The program, fast paced and action filled, was well received and regarded as one of the best of its type to be presented locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birch
Quilting Club Meets at Esther Spicer Home
The Quilting Club gathered at the North Center Street residence of Mrs Esther Spicer last evening with nine members present including Mrs William Croft and Mrs George Croft of Erie. Guests enjoyed visiting and sewing followed by a two course lunch. Mrs Harold Patterson plans a tureen dinner for the club on October 24 at 6:20 PM at her East Frederick Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qutine Guy
Cernter Street
Esther Spicer
Wiliam Croft
George Croft
Erie
J Harold Patterson
East Frederick Street
Corry P T A Council Meets at Fairview School
Corry P T A Council held its first meeting of the school year at Fairview School. The program featured The Melody Four and readings by Patsy Skinner. President Mel Heerlein outlined a house to house X ray examination canvass for tuberculosis and a future safety campaign for Corry students. Committees were named for publication, legislative work, ways and means, entertainment, and hospitality. New superintendent David I. Iwark spoke on the value of P T A aviation to the community. December meeting planned at Corry Junior High.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Guignon
Saioly
Harald Wolfe
J. Donati Watson
Renny Parker
Robert Wank
Dynal Gates
Derry
David 1. Iwark
Cony
Columbus P T A Met Tuesday Night
The Columbus P T A met Tuesday night with thirty seven members and guests. Mrs. Damon chaired the devotional, Mrs. Floyd Utegg led the business meeting and a swing set for grades one to four was approved. Mrs Vernelia Page organized the program with readings by Mrs Albert Sandburg and prizes to Mrs Damon and Mrs Alda Crosby. Pumpkin pie and coffee were served by several mothers. Next meeting is November 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Columbus
Damon
Alda Crosby
Donald Magle
Lewis Ball
Gerald ‘Thompson
Rolly Stockton
Benjamin Skinner
Golden Links Class Met Last Evening
Eleven members of the Golden Links Sunday School Class of the Methodist Church and one guest, Mrs. C A McKintaker, met at Mrs. Fred Ross home on Worth street. Mrs Q A Jolson gave devotions on the Resurrection, reading the fifteenth chapter of First Corinthians. Vice president Mrs Ernest Royer presided in the absence of President Mrs E J Hauenstein. Contests were led by Mrs O Robbins during the social period. Hostess duties were shared by Mrs Charles Amy, Mrs J S Cogan and Mrs Anns Patterson, who served apple pie and coffee. Mrs Vinnie Pullet of North Center street will host the November 12 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Links
Methodist Church
C. A. Mckintaker
Fred Ross
Worth Street
Q. A. Jolson
E. J. Hauenstein
Ernest Royer
O. Robbins
Charles Amy
J. 8. Cogan
Anns Patterson
Vinnie Pullet
North Center Street
Otterbein Guild Met At Elgin Home
Miss Opal Trisenit of Elgin entertained eleven members of the Otterbein Guild of the Unster Brethren Ghureh at her home last evening. Miss Abt Dubrosky led devotions and Miss Erma Gilson, resident, presided over the business meeting. Plans were made for a Halloween party on October 29 with committees named for decoration entertainment and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otterbein Guild
Elgin
Opal ‘Trisenit
Abt Dubrosky
Erma Gilson
Hallowe'en
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Chiropody Society Meeting
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City Cab Company
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Eric
Rebekah
Quilting Club
Corry P.T.A. Council
Fairview School
Columbus P. T. A
Yardley OF
London
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Ieee
Bond Street
Ike
Chapin
Dubrocky
Rose Whitney
Jaean Sherwood
Ruth Silvis
Betty Loy Humes
Patricia Campbell
Mary Lou Hurlbert
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Ture the Handicapped
Sequins
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