Fall HiY TriHiY Council Meet In Erie
The Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y Councils of Erie and Crawford counties plan a Fall assembly at Edgen High School on Saturday October 14. Delegates from clubs will attend with at least two official reps per club and additional members welcome. The Edinboro Hi-Yi Tri-Hiy club will arrange entertainment and a picnic supper, weather permitting, with aim to promote fall and winter events, exchange ideas, and plan rallies, meetings, and athletic tournaments.
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Erie
Crawid
Edgen High School
Arthur O. Burgess
North West
YMCA
Tri-Hi
Edinboro
Tri-Hiy Club
Sybil Oden
Edinboro Lake
Lwill
Hospitality Club Elects New Officers At Tuesday Meeting
Thirty women attended the Hospi tally Ginb meeting in the American Legion Hall. Mrs James MacInnes chaired the afternoon session and officers were elected for six months: Mrs M Howard chairman, Mrs J Needham secretary, and Miss Gena St Clair treasurer. A family night party is planned for Saturday at 8 o’clock in the Junior High School gym.
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Hospitality Club
James MacInnes
American ‘Legion
M. Howard
J. Needham
Gena St Clair
Mes Wo A Levby
Friendly Birthday Club Welcomes New Members
The Friendly Birthday Club added two members, Mrs. J B Clark and Miss Mary Morrison, at a Tuesday meeting held at Mrs Henry Bals home on Raymond Avenue. Twelve members plus guest Mrs Frank Say attended. bingo prizes went to Mrs Clark and Mrs William Haenel. Mrs Bertha Darwin received a purse for her birthday. refreshments included jello salad and cake. The group plans to meet again November 14 at Mrs William Blakely’s Second Avenue residence.
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Friendly Birthday Club
J.B. Clark
Mary Morrison
Raymond Avenue
Henry Bals
Frank Say
Priaes
Clark
William Haenel
Billa Coyle
Bertha Darwin
William Blakely
Second Av
Anu
Rotary Troop Hikes to Heart's Content Camp
Rotary Troop At Heart's Content Camp brings together 61 scouts and 10 readers for a weekend wilderness hike. Members from Troop 40 join fellows from Wattsburg Troops 95 Union City Troops 3 and 6 and Heart’s Content Troops 80 and 81. Troop 80 reached camp at noon Saturday, then hiked, ate, and later performed The Dance of the Leaves around the council camp fire.
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Heart
Wattsburg
Union City
Heart's
Poetry Society Examines Robert Frost At Meeting
Miss Leni Cohen hosted the Poetry Society at her North Center street home. Members read clippings and discussed poet Robert Frost born 1875. Miss Helen Spencer described his life while others read his poems. A Time cover photo of Frost was noted. Guests will gather again with Mrs. Margaret Bender on October 24.
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Robert Frost
Poetry Society
Leni Cohen
North Center Street
Helen Spencer
Frost
Time
Margaret Bender
Canasta Club Honors High Scorer At North Center Street Meet
The Toca canasta club met Monday evening at Mrs. W F Thiessen’s North Center street home. Mrs. D G Daugherty won the high score prize. Guests were served assorted sandwiches cookies and coffee. The group will meet next with Mrs. Maute Keefe.
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D.G. Daugherty
W. F. Thiessen
North Center Street
Maute Keefe
Jolly Eight Club Awards At House Play Day
Yesterday the Jolly Eight Club awarded prizes to Mrs. Charles Cook and Mrs. Isabelle Johnson for 500. Members gathered at the home of Mrs. C A Pier with refreshments of bread pie and coffee. The group will meet again October dth at the home of Mrs. Ralph Gates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Eight Club
Charles Cook
Isabelle Johnson
C. A. Pier
Ralph Gates
Rotary Meeting At Hotel Corry Tuesday
Rotary meeting at Hotel Corry was led by president William A. Leaby with 37 members and one visiting Rotarian present. Stewart Long outlined the Potato Week events starting October 16, and Allan Scilly of Warren, a past district governor, spoke.
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Suewim Oyeemyy
Rotary Cink
Corry
William A. Leaby
Stewart Long
Rolney Group
Earl Chery
Allan Scilly
Warren
Rotary
Mary Ricketts
Rotary Club
Miss Carty
Sisting
Arthur Schaub
Glenn Middleton
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Corry
Lovell School P T A Hosts State Nurse Speaker
State nurse Mrs Ora Harper spoke at Lovell's School Parents Teachers Association meeting on her duties and work while the group planned a Halloween party at the McCray Community House for October 27 with decorating and kitchen committees named.
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Lovell
Ora Harper
Lovell's
Harper
McCray
Harvey Wolstrom
Calvin Swarm
Frank Culver
Rush Clark
Alin Eshelman
Mr. Culver
Swarm
Wolstionr
Home Talent Play At Clymer Friday Evening
The Clymer Conservation Gin sponsors a home talent play Night Court Revue at the selion auditorium this Friday at 8 15 p m. Friends and neighbors perform under a trained director after weeks of rehearsal. A large crowd is expected and the public is invited.
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Clymer
Clymer Conservation Gin
Selion
Elac
Tiulnrins
Cord Club Meeting At Mrs Rassem Brown’s Home
Cord Club gathered at Seinin Road last evening hosted by Mrs Rassem Brown. Attendees included Mrs Keppel, Miss Harbrit Coleanive, Mrs John Fensteeracher von Wards, and others for a bridge session followed by dessert and coffee in a cordial social event.
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Rassem
Stocheauesta
Martin Keppel
Hey
Seinin Road
Keppel
Harbirit Coleanive
John Fensteeracher von Wards
Serpeel
Golden Links Class Votes Donations at Meeting
The Golden Links Bible Class of the Methodist Church voted donations to the Red Cross and the Community Chest at a meeting last evening hosted by Mrs LeRoy Cady on East South Street. Mrs Zuella McElroy presided with devotions by Mrs Esther Milley. Guests included Mrs M Mahle.
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Golden Links
Methodist Church
Red Cross
Community Chest
East South Street
LeRoy Cady
Unis
Zuella McElroy
Esther Milley
W. B. Stowe
M Mahle
Cady
Feeney Speaks to Holy Name Society at St Ann Erle
Rev. James E. Feeney of St. Ann's Erle spoke to the Holy Name Society last evening. Former assistant rector at St. Thomas, he lectured on Catholic heritage and Americanization. Members of St. Elimbeth's and St. Thomas Churches attended. Rosary opened the meeting, Raymond Bach presided, and Rev. Carl Heldt offered the closing prayer. Next Sunday, October 1, is regular commission Sunday for members of both churches.
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James Feeney
Holy Name Society
James E. Feeney
St. Ann's Church
Erle
St. Thomas Church
Father Feeney
St. Elimbeth’s
St.Thoma
Rey Feeney
Raymond Bachemer
Carl Heldt
Mrs Merten Bemis Honored By Class
The Friendly Circle of the Cutting Sunday School gathered at Mrs Walter Deshunter home for a meeting and a surprise stork shower for Mrs Merten Bemis. Thirteen members attended and prizes were awarded in a Bible quiz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merten Bemis
Cutting Sunday School
Walter Deshunter
Lee Merten
Albert Bayle
Morten
Corinthians
Lawrence Redding
Fall Presbytery Youth Rally at Erie Sunday
Fall Presbytery Youth Rallyes will be held from 3 to 8 p m Sunday October 1st in the Sarah Hearn Presbyterian Church Erie and the Church of the Covenants Erie with over 61 young people from the Presbytery. Theme is What a Fellowship Rev Barney Morgan of the Board of Foreign Missions will speak at supper Rev Paul Bauer will sign the list of speakers An adult seminar for young divisors led by Rev Br W R Yingling completes the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Hearn Presbyterian Church
West Ninth Street
Erie
Church of the Covenias
West Seventh Feet
de. Barney~ Morgan
Board of Foreign Meons
Presbyterian Church
Paul Bauer
Br W. R. Yingling
Divertor
Westminster Fellowship
Une Syiteel
Pennaylvanke
Open Meeting Of Epsilon Phi Chapter and Bake Sale Report
An Open Meeting of Epsilon Phi Chapter drew fourteen members and guests at Mead Park. Mrs Fink Laurie led the session with Mrs Frank Wise reporting about $20 from a bake sale at the Gift-Shop. Upcoming events include reservations for the Siren convention on October 21 and a visit by Miss Lydia Brooks of unsas.
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Ae Co Copter
Bet Shema Phi
American Legion
Mead Park
Fink Laurie
Frank Wise
Erie
Lydia Brooks
Alfred Morrison, Jr
Father Held For Beating Daughter At Farrell Hospital
Police say 28 year old Thomas Hillman admitted beating his infant daughter into unconsciousness after she cried for milk. Officer Paul Popadak reported Hillman, a patient at Warren State Hospital, was held pending a hearing. The infant, Lois, was taken to the undertaker, amid claims of prior abuse of another daughter, Sara.
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Associated Press
Farrell
Paul Popadak
Thomas Hillman
Warren State
Lcl
Dols Tyetie Hillman
Popacioe
Todd
Trucker dies in Monongahela crash on wet road near Webster
A tire slipped on a wet road near Route 806 by Webster causing a truck to crash into a culvert. Richi Welsh of Allison Park was killed. Hospital reports list Joseph Zang, 28, of Gibschnia Road, and Thomas Hueken, 21, of Allison Park, as injured.
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Monongahela
Webster
Richi Welsh
Allison Park
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