Mustere and Past Masters Night at Columbus Grange
Columbus Grange held a Mustere and Past Masters Night last evening in Town Hall with 25 guests from Warren County Granges and the Panama unit. Master David Curtis led the meeting. State Deputy Leo Johnson and Mr Switzer spoke on grange work and cooperation. Mrs Andrew Christensen, Mrs Ronald Carter and Miss Beatrice Bensink were named to the home economics committee for the year. An invitation from Freehold Grange at Lottsville to attend officer installation was received and plans were made for an October 30 Halloween party for Columbus. Late supper included sandwiches doughnuts and coffee. Next regular meeting slated for October 1.
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Columbus
Town Hall
Warren County
Panama
David Curtis
Leo Johnson
Youngsville
Switzer
Warren
Nom Columbus
Curtis
Andrew Christensen
Ronald Carter
Beatrice Bensink
Freehold Grange
Lottsville
Community of Columbus
Mrs Martin Smith Hosts N B Club Meeting
Mrs Martin Smith entertained the N B Club at her daughter Mrs Carlyle Fitchs home on West Pleasant street. Prizes for 400 were won by Mrs Walter Pier and Mrs Fitch, with Mrs Paul Crowell taking the white elephant award. Refreshments of lung fish salad wafers and coffee were served as the club adjourned to meet again October 23 with Mrs Nellie Albanch of Snyder Circle.
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W. B. Club
Martin Smith
Carlyle Fitch
West Pleasant Street
Walter Pier
Fitch
Paul Crowell
Contract Club Luncheon Precedes Bridge at Mrs Rowe Home
Mrs H i L Rowe entertained a contract bridge club after a luncheon at Mrs T W Whiteheads home. Two guests Mrs Hubert Heerlein and Mrs Philip Zalaneck attended the afternoon, with prizes going to Mrs Olin W Bracken and Mrs CW Jones. Mrs Raymond Anderson will host next.
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Contract Club
H.il. Rowe
Contract Bridge Club
T. W. Whitehead
Wayie Street
Hubert Heerlein
Philip Zalaneck
Olin W. Bracken
CW. Jones
Raymond Anderson
Mets 6 COLE Mrs Frank Ames Hostess At Country Club Party
Mrs Frank Ames hosted a Carry Country Club party last evening with 100 guests. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Ely Barlow and Mr and Mrs Henry Bakes of Los Angeles and Mr and Mrs William Hines of Albion. Music by Lyle Wilcox filled the event as fall flowers and autumn leaves adorned the buffet area.
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Frank Ames
Carry Country Club
Ely Barlow
Henry Bakes
Los Angeles
William| Hines
Alvon
Lyle Wilcox
Heavening
C. R. Rogers
Old City
Glenn Donaldson
Spring Creek
Arthur Trent
Union City
Kiwanis Meeting Hosts Fire Prevention Speaker
Harry Eggert of Pittsburgh spoke for the National Board of Fire Underwriters at the Kiwanis Club Phoenix Hotel gathering. He reviewed Fire Prevention Week history and the fire underwriters role in safety, arson prevention, and inspections of schools and hospitals.
Congregational Dinner Honors Rev McIntosh at First Methodist
First Methodist Church held a family night dinner in the church parlors honoring Rev James McIntosh recently reappointed pastor. 76 guests attended as S E Brooks welcomed the group and Miss Judith Meer dink and Miss Patricia Meer dink sang a duet with Revel McIntosh leading singing. The business meeting accepted the president’s resignation and named a nominating committee to select candidates for the office. A service men’s honor roll committee was also formed. The next meeting will be arranged by Circle No 1 on November 13.
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First Methodist Church
James McIntosh
W. 5
S. Paul Meerdink
S. E Brooks
McIntosh
Roy Reed
LeRoy Cady
Hubert Vaughn
Circle No. 1
Junior High Fellowship Elected Officers
The Junior Bish Fellowship of the First Presbyterian Church elected officers after a dinner for 20 members. Patricia McCasill was chosen president Sylvia Anderson vice president Sue Hobbson secretary and Lotha Wink treasurer. The group will attend the Presbytery rally at Sarah Hearn Memorial Presbyterian Church in Erie this Sunday.
B P W Club Reports District Meeting Highlights
Miss M Agnes Lynch announced the B P W Clubs district meeting held Saturday in the city. Mrs Mary DeLury chaired the regular Monday session with 15 members present. Mrs Kurt Leeds spoke on mental health and citizenship, followed by refreshments. Next meeting slated for social session on Monday October 23.
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M. Agnes Lynch
B. P W
Mary DeLury
Kurt Leeds
Milton Zalaneck
Lawrence Thomas
Rosa McElroy
Beeds
Marriage Celebrated At North East In Local Observance
Thelma Lindenberder wed Wilbur Gates in a Saturday ceremony at the Baptist Church North East officiated by Rev. Ivan Shreve at 1 45 PM. The bride wore a light tan suit with black accessories and white camellia corsage. Attendant Mrs. Clinton Palmer wore a savoy blue suit with pink camellias. The couple's reception followed at Deerhead Ten and Mrs Gates is stationed at Bolling Field Washington.
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Wee MO Mio
Ae Ay 2Cornion
Wattsburg
Thelma Lindenberder
Wilbur Gates
Walter Gates
R. D
Corry
Baptist Church
North East
Ivan Shreve
Clinton Palmer
Mr. Palmer
Gates
Bolling Field
Washington, D
Presbyterian Groups Met Monday Evening
Presbyterians met at East Main Street home of Mrs Douglas Rozelle with 18 members. Evotions on Faith given. rummage and bazaar plans discussed for November. reports from district meetings. refreshments served. next meeting set for November 6. Westminster Circle met at North Center Street home. trip reports from Ocean Grove. bazaar dates adjusted to October 28 and 29. lights planned for the rummage sale. dessert served. next meeting at Mrs Robert Olt Jr’s home. Coverant Circle planned church gathering for November at East Frederick Street. rummage sale November 20–21 and bazaar discussed. Master Weavers talk noted. Kinley to host November 13.
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East Main Street
Douglas Rozelle
Lawrence McCray
Florence Amy
Rummage Ave
Bagnar
JH. Heer Jel
Marion Rumbaugh
Sugar Grove
Glenn Steadman
West Coast
Rozelle
Sam Wood
Walter Rath
Harold Pattersay
The
Presbyterian Church
Wilbur Rickers
North Center Street
Patterson
Ocean Grove
N.J
Erie
Westminster Girele
Grace Penniman
Bazaar
Rickers
Paul Por
Robert Olt, Jr
Wayne Street
Coverant
Flawors
Delia Bernard
Lindsley
Kinley
Ember
Women Bowling Officers Elected in Corry Association
The Corry Women's Bowling Association elected Mrs. Robert Wotus treasurer at a meeting with 17 members at the Amica Legion Home. She succeeds Mrs. Carl Hixson who has resumed duties. Mrs. Harald Garr, president, conducted the session.
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Robert Wotus
Corry
Bowling Association Plans City and State Tournament Schedule
The association outlined spring tournament dates for city and state events and announced league start details for November with a Sorfery paid by each sanctioned bowler. Officers served light refreshments to attendees including Mrs Carr Mrs Kenneth Spear Mrs Wotus Miss Helen Gromnstad and Mrs Richard Orn.
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Victory Legion
Carr
Kenneth Spear
Wotus
Helen Gromnstad
Richard Orn
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