Epsilon Phi sorority event and upcoming rituals in Corry
Mrs. Alan VanderWeele hosted Epsilon Phi sorority members on Wayne Street with cohostess Mrs. George Gibson. Dr. E H Harmon spoke on hypnosis. The annual ritual dinner is set for November 7 at the Corry Motor Inn. A meeting is planned for October 17 at Mrs. Judy Stiles home. Cards are requested for Charles Kromas turning 94 Friday, to be sent via his daughter Mrs. Elsie McLintock at 45 West Congress. The First United Presbyterian Church Couples Group hosts a bowling party Saturday at Avalon Lanes at 7 20 p m with reservations to Linda Williams or Dan McEldowney. Nearby DAR events include wildlife films by Kirk Sawyer at Mrs. Ernest Thacker’s North Center Street home, with Mrs. Henry Pedensky cohosting and Mrs. John Evans presiding. Northwestern past Regents luncheon is Oct 28 at Shenango Inn. Pittsburgh Chapter DAR hosts Oct 27 luncheon at Long View Club with local reservations via Mrs. Ker. Catholic Daughters of America Court No 35 Oct meeting set for 8 p m at Corry Grange Hall with hospitality by Mrs. Ross and others. Corry Area Historical Society heard Jerome Tenbuckle on Erter Indians. next meeting Nov with Brier Indians info. Household hint suggests shoe bags inside coat closet for kids accessories. Quote notes language as a daily reflection.
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Alan VanderWeele
Wayne Street
Epsilon Phi Ter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
George Gibson
E.H. Harmon
Corry Motor Inn
Judy Stile
First United Presbyterian Church
Avalon Lanes
Linda Williams
Dan McEldowney
Corry
Brokenstraw Valley
Daughters of the American Revolution
Ernest Thacker
North Center Street
Kirk Sawyer
Henry Pedensky
John Evans
Northwestern Past
Shenango Inn
Sharon
Thacker
Pittsburgh
The
DAR
Long View Club
Ker
Catholic Daughters of America
Court Conception No. 35
Corry Grange Hall
Park Street
James Potocki
Regent
Ross
Jack Walsh
Cochairman
Clara Burdick
John Christopher
Andrew Doyle
Mark Krizanik
JoAnn Merkle
Glenn Palmer
Dolores Steadman
Mrs. Clara Kohler Feted At 79th Birthday Party
Relatives friends and staff at Quiet Acres Nursing Home Warren joined in a Saturday afternoon celebration for Mrs. Clara Kohler on her 79th birthday. A decorated cake and ice cream were served as gifts and well wishes poured in. She is pictured with her brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs C W Josephine Schumann of Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quiet Acres Nursing Home
R.D. 2
Clara Kohler
Floral program at Conelway PTA meeting
At Conelway PTA, Madge Ahl of Union City demonstrated floral arranging. President Mrs. Donald conducted business while Rev. Charles Daniels gave devotions. Michael Johnson led the flag salute and Deane Brady won the room count award. Kitchen help is needed for the Fall Festival on October 1 at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madge Ahl
Union City
Conelway 1
PTA
Donald
Charles Daniels
Faith Church
Michael Johnson
Deane Brady
Mrs. Briggs Hosts Geneva Circle Meeting
Mrs. Martha Briggs of 44 West Konsrese Street hosted the Geneva Circle of the First United Presbyterian Church. Thirteen members and two guests attended as Mrs. Willard Dyckes, chairman, led the business session planning the month’s activities. Mrs. Elmer Suarer presented the program on Africa and the fellowship of least coin was discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Briggs
West Konsrese Street
Geneva
First United Presbyterian Church
Willard Dyckes
Elmer Suarer
Africa
Bridge Club Howell Session At YMCA Honors Guests
Or Members and guests of the Tuesday Afternoon Duplicate Bridge Club enjoyed a four table Howell session yesterday at the YMCA. The average was 42 with winners T A Hubley and Mrs Martin Pfinsgraff 51 percent Edith Brickner and Mrs Carolyn Ebert Titusville 51 percent Rosalie Williams of Titusville and Mrs Veo Lindsey 50 percent and Mrs Robert Davidson and Mrs Richard Muckinhaupt 42 percent. A regular game is slated for next Tuesday afternoon and all local and area bridge players are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pierce
East Frederick Street
Cindy Lee Davis and Michael Thatcher wed in California ceremony
Cindy Lee Davis and Michael Thatcher exchanged vows in an afternoon candlelight ceremony at Evangelical United Methodist Church. The bride is the daughter of Elwood and Mrs. Davis of Clymer, the groom son of Kenneth Thatcher and Mrs. Thatcher of Pacific Grove, California. Rev. Eugene Donelson officiated the double ring ceremony. The bride wore a lace over satin gown with a lace trimmed train and illusion veil. Attendants Roxanne Davis and Karen Boozel wore yellow chiffon and lavender gowns respectively. Gail Davis served as best man and David Aldrich helped usher. The couple greeted guests at Nichols Lodge Mead Park then planned a California residency after a Niagara Falls honeymoon. They will reside in Seaside, California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cindy
Lee Davis
Michael ‘Thatcher
Evangelical United Methodist Church
Elwood Davis
Clymer
Kenneth Thatcher
Pacific Grove
Calif
Laura VanGuilder
Eugene Donelson
Roxanne Davis
Karen Boozel
Findley Lake
Gail Davis
Corry
David Aldrich
Nichols Lodge
Mead Park
California
Niagara Falls
Seaside
Rotary Boy of Month Gary Goodwill honored in Corry
Corry Area Golden Age Club met at the YMCA for a noon tureen dinner. Gary Goodwill, son of Mr and Mrs Donald Goodwill, was named October Boy of the Month for outstanding scholastic achievement. Eric Jadestrom Helen Banks and George Rose hospitalized. Miss Pennsylvania program to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Area
Golden Age Club
YMCA
Elsie Kennedy
Elmer Buetikofer
James Korp
Salvation Army
Douglas Rozelle Sr
Eric Jadestrom
Helen Banks
George Rose
J.R. Dearing
Rotary Club
Gary, Goodwill
Donald Goodwill
Venture Inn
Corry Area High School
Raymond Wiggers
Pennsylvania
Linda Olson
Atlantic City
Eugene Olsen
Westminster Circle Meets at West Park Home
The Westminster Circle of the First United Presbyterian Church met at Mrs. Robert Tunnell’s West Park home with fourteen members attending and breakfast. Mrs. Alfred Van Dresar led the business portion and announced a family night dinner on October 189th and a public chicken dinner on October 25th. Mrs. Veliah Bracken spoke on Africa and Mrs. Hubert Heerlein reported on national missions. The November 14 gathering will be at another member’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Park Place
Robert Tunnell
Westminster Circle
First United Presbyterian Church
Millie Haight
Alfred van Dresar
Veliah Bracken
Africa
Hubert Heerlein
Methodist Women Meet At Church In Erie Session
The United Methodist Women met Monday evening at the church with devotions on Don't Worry led by Mrs Barry Bossert. Rev Reed Hurst spoke on Rey. 73 noting 140 denominations are joining to evangelize North America. Mrs Edmund Barr led the business session as 45 members and guests enjoyed desserts and fall table decor. Miss Ruth Hewitt of Union City showed Alaska slides featuring Jesse Lee Home at Sewank Maska during the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Methodist
Barry Bossert
James Wells
Reed Hurst
North American
Edmund Barr
First Methodist
Erie
Robert Marsh
Harry Hotchkiss
Ruth Hewitt
Union City
Alaska
Jesse Lee
Sewank Maska
Mary Circle
Bridal Luncheon Honors Virginia Auer Bride Elect
A Sunday afternoon bridal luncheon shower honored Miss Virginia Auer bride elect of Norbert Irish. Hostesses included Janet Auer sister of the bride to be maid of honor and Mrs Thora Scott with Mrs Linda Spanbauer as bridestars. Twenty-one guests attended and presented gifts. The event used orange and brown wedding colors and noted the couple’s upcoming marriage at the First United Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Auer
Norbert Irish
Miss Auer
Janet Auer
Thora Scott
Linda Spanbauer
Mr. Irish
First United Presbyterian Church
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Bertha McM
Birdie
Charles Kromas
Kromas
C.A
Elsie) McClintock
West
Congress Street
Jerome Tenbuckle
Frank Grice
Giles Lytton Starchey
C.W. Schumann
McMichael
Terry Lee Webb
Conelway Pta
Mrs. M. Briggs
Hogan’s Palace
Drake Mall
Titusville, PA
Ronald Charles Capp
the White House
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Cindy Lee Davis
Michael Thatcher
Mrs
Gary Goodwill
Rotary
Aalesund
Norway
R. Tunnell
Roberts
Columbus
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