Errands and Gatherings Highlight Erie Social News
Birdie Tells Us Ellsworth Harmon leave for San Diemas Calif after two weeks visiting relatives in Erie. Rev John Hilbert to speak at Catholic Daughters meeting at VFW Garden Room on Thursday 8 pm promoting Share the Faith program led by Mrs John Hornick and Miss Marion Sullivan. BPW Civic Participation Banquet set for October 19 at 7 pm at Erie Eagles Club. Agnes Lynch invites reservations. Farewell supper for Jean McCray ends Youth Fellowship tenure with ham supper and games.
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Ellsworth
Eva) Harmon
San Diemas
Calif
John Hilbert
Erie
Catholic Daughters of America
Court Conception No
VFW Post Home
Hilbert
John Hornick
Marion Sullivan
Cochairman
State Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Eagles Club
Corry
Miss Meyerson Engaged to Patrick Bachofner
Miss Marilyn Meyerson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Manuel F. Meyerson of Hampton Bays, N Y, is engaged to Patrick M. Bachofner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond L. Bachofner. She is a 1965 Mercy High School graduate and attended Saint Bonaventure University. he is a 1963 Corry Area High School graduate and a junior at St Bonaventure University. The couple plans a December wedding in Hampton Bays N Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuel F. Meyerson
Hampton Bays
N. Y
Marilyn Meyerson
Patrick M. Bachofner
Raymond L. Bachofner
East South Street
Mercy High School
Riverhead
Saint Bonaventure University
St. Bonaventure, N. Y
Corry Area High School
St. Bonaventure University
Install New Officers At Sparta Grange
Sparta Grange met in regular session at the Grange Hall with Charles Paieenoty as worthy master. Twenty three members and seven visitors attended. Earl Mosier of Randolph Grange Pomona master installed the new officers for the coming year. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Earl Mosier Mr and Mrs Walter Carpenter Mr and Mrs Reginald Embler all from Randolph Grange and Mrs Evelyn Yeager of Meadville Grange. It was announced the Pennsylvania State Grange meeting will be held at New Castle from October 24 to 27. Pupae were enjoyed by.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Mosier
Randolph Grange
Pomona
Walter Carpenter
Reginald Embler
Evelyn Yeager
Meadville Grange
Pennsylvania
New Castle
Women's Society Enjoys Program At WSCS Meet
The Woman's Society of Christian Service at First Methodist Church met with President Mrs. Dale Hammerlee in charge. Plans announced for Ladies Day at Wesleyville on November 10 with lunch. reservations due by November 6. Week of Prayer and Self Denial runs October 25 to list. Mrs. Eugene Westley to speak. Mrs. Ila Macormac reported attending the Seventh WSCS Assembly in Portland with 8,000 women. her films shown with Mrs. Elizabeth Hollabaugh. Esther Circle hosted dessert in Halloween decor led by Mrs. Harold Carr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Society of Christian Service of
The
First Methodist Church
Dale Hammerlee
Wesleyville Methodist Church Missionary Conference
Hammerlee
Eugene Westley
Ila Macormac
WSCS
Portland
Ore
Macormac
Elizabeth Hollabaugh
Esther Circle
Harold Carr
Corry Area Schools Welcomes New Superintendent Elsen
Reception and tea honor Ray Elsen and his wife at Corry Area High School cafeteria on Sunday October 9 with over 25 attendees. Board of Directors and Corry Area Teachers Association hosted the welcome event, featuring Dr John Mohr and other local officials in the receiving line. Elsen recently arrived from International Falls Minnesota where he previously supervised schools. A separate Rebecca Circle church meeting at St Pauls Lutheran drew 25 members with Dr Elmer A Ortner as guest and a program on The High School Drop Out. Hostesses served desserts and refreshments, with plans for a general meeting on October 19 and a fall rally October 12 at Drake’s Mills near Edinboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Elsen
Corry Area
Corry Area High School
Corry
Rebecca
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Elmer A. Ortner
E . Bolmer
Margaret Weidley
George Nagel
William Hayes
Carolyn Messenger
William Shreve
Walter Windahl
Harbor Half Ladies Aid Plans Halloween Party
Members of the Harbor Half Ladies Aid met at the Community House with eight members and their families enjoying a tureen dinner served by hostesses Mrs. Gordon Fralick and Mrs. Clara Belle Scouten. The afternoon was spent tying a friendship quilt to be given to Mrs. Paul Tate. Mrs. Fralick served as president.
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Harbor Half Ladies Aid
Gordon Fralick
Clara Belle Scouten
Paul Tate
Milk plan to fund schools with quarter cent per carton tax
The Joint School business meeting discussed assigning a quarter of a cent per milk carton sale to Sterling and planned a Halloween party and harvest supper at the Community Building on October 29. If cafeteria revenue must cover the cost, the district may pay the difference. the move would take about 18 months to complete. Police officers’ name mix up noted in Milwaukee court case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. &. Anderson
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Reck
Arin
Trucy Sthlek
Ober
Society Editor
Birdie
Jean McCray
McCray Methodist Youth Fellowship
Miss Meyerson
Patrick Bachofner
North Center Street
Nichols
Mansfield
Beulah Barr
Dunkirk
Great
Wheelock Community Aid
Melvin Edwards
R. D
Thelma Krasa
Lionel Tripp
VFW Ladies Auxiliary
VFW
Lawrence D
Helen) Nichols
Ohio
Ohio China Painters
Pauline Salyer
Maraschino
Earth
Dale Carnegie
Sparta
Sparta Grange
Grange Hall
Charles Paieenoty
Presidge
Women’s Society
Child
Butler
Cynthia de Tita
August
WYLER
Jemima
Duncan Hines
Armour’s
Coste Dee
Blackstone Gas Dryer
North Center Strees
Pennsylvania Gas Display Room
Mrs
St. Paul's Church
Rebecca Circle
Mistsis
Rey Hlsen
Journal
Johnston
Louis Sexton
Rupert Morris
Milwaukee
Wis
James E. Farmer
James E. Famer
Ares
Circuit Court
West
Cer
Peter Ka- Tosh
AERO
Warner & Swasey
IAC
J. Baress
Aero-Flow Dynamics
West Main Street
Kingston Perma-lron
ARROW
Beheman Eco Angels
Bancardchek
Marine Bancardchek
Bancardwick
Citizens Carry Office
Marine National Bank
Department
BCC
Ollie Marine National Bank
South Cantey St. Corry, Pa
Adda
Citizens Coray Office
Mamber F
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