Rotary Club Weekly Meeting Highlights 1948 Film
Ro thany Club held its weekly meeting Tuesday night with a Ford sponsored film on a 1948 football game. Arthur Bur Bess ran the projector. E F Babies was program chairman. GC K McLean joined as a member and received a Rotary pin and the book Adventures in Service from D 4 Hillstrom. Russell Nason led songs with Glen Middleton at the piano. 32 members attended a dinner in the Comry Room of the Hotel Comy at 5:16 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Rothany Club
Ford Motor Company
Arthur Bur Bess
E. F. Babies
GC. K. McLean
D. 4. Hillstrom
Russell Nason
Glen Middleton
Community notes span births, deaths and events in Erie area
Debora Sue Bachofner christened at St Elizabeth's by Rev Carl Heidt. Belated birthday wishes to Mrs J W Dey and Mrs Jerome Needham. Laddie the dog killed by Erie RR at North Center crossing. Robert Williams, formerly Mary Querreyeld, moves into remodeled duplex near Garter Hill. Jack Snyder earns mortuary science degree in Pittsburgh. Wilcox's Decorators redecorate Mierdink's on West Main. Sabbath school at Beth Israel Synagogue begins. Doris Crowell to begin three months of altitude work Nov 1 at North Warren Hospital. nursing student at St Vincent's in Erie. Pete McIntyre and Donald Lines work in Buffalo while studying at Bryant-Stratton. Kindergarten enrollment begins Oct 17 at Methodist Church parlor. Mrs Leeds teaches after majoring in Vienna and Oneonta. Best wishes for Mrs Russell Sherman on her birthday. Robert Baker now accountant at Romlyn & Co in Pittsburgh. daughter Connie Marie to join later. Pompons near Big Union Service Station attract attention. Mr and Mrs Francis Hooper plan move from Britz era to California. transfer to LA. Holy Name Society meeting at St Elizabeth's Hall with Rev Tim Sullivan speaking on Christ. Raymondd Dunbesk to speak at communion breakfast Oct 16. Society to meet after 3 PM masses. doughnuts and cider served. Next meeting Nov 8 at St Edwards Hall. Gruen wristwatch gifted to a “smoky sweetheart.” Wilbur Rickers to substitute teach at Corry Senior High. No-Bar Rhine Club hosts dinner. 35 attend. 25 hike in woods to Youngsville. Weekend plans feature Youngsville trip and upcoming parish activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell ML Sherman
Robert, Baker
Romlyn and Company
Pittsburh
Bob
Connie Marie
North Center Street
Tim Sullivan
St. Elizabeth's
St. Thomas
St. Elizabeth's Hall
Holy Name Society
John DeSanto
George Taylor
St. Julia's Church
Erie
Sullivan
Lfe
Christ
Taylor
Raymond Dunbesk
St Patrick's Parish
St. Edward's Hall
C.D. of A
Mary
Wilbur Rickers
Corry
Mary Volledé
Durrow
Wrightsville
Youngsville
Iolard Park
Columbus P T A Met Tuesday Evening
Columbus P T A met Tuesday evening at the Dean School with Mrs. Harold Fill in chair. The 92nd Psalm was read and the Lord's Prayer said. Membership drive begins on the 17th. A clothing and toy sale is planned for October 21 and 22 at the Dean School with a cafeteria service. The PTA approved loaning a movie projector for church and community events and discussed playground equipment and a child study group. Attendance award went to Mrs. O. H. Wilkinson's Room I. James Robbins of the Erie Youth Center spoke on Social and Emotional Development of Children. refreshments were served by teachers and mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus School
Dean School
Harold Fill
Mrrs
Reynold Hamilton
Den
PTA
Church and Columbus
0. H. Wilkinson
James Robbing
Erie Youth Center
Benjamin Skinner
Russell Moore
James Donaldson
Georgy Savko
W. H. Davies
Golden Links Sunday School Met At Stowe Home
Mrs W B Stowe of East South Street hosted the Golden Links Sunday School Class of the Methodist Church. Mrs Zuella McElroy presided and devotions were by Mrs Hoa Spiver. Twenty members answered roll call as routine business was transacted. A social evening followed with pumpkin pie and coffee served by committee members Irvin Young J B Cogan and Edith Drike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Links
S.S
Stowe Home
W. B. Stowe
East
South Street
Metodist Church
Zuella McElroy
Hoa Spiver
Irvin Young
J.B. Cogan
Edith Drike
Carol Ann Fitch Receives Birthday Honor At Family Party
Miss Carol Ann Fitch, three, was honored at a birthday party hosted by Mr and Mrs Garlple Fitch at 917 West Pheasant Street. Guests enjoyed cake ice cream and coffee as gifts were given to the celebrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allessay Evermine
Garlple Fitch
West Pheasant Street
Carol Ann
Bridge Club Honors Mrs Hubert Heerlein
The Bridge Club honored Mrs. Hubert Heerlein at a Tuesday evening event on Centre Street. Members celebrated her birthday with a gift, two tables played contract, and Mrs Heerlein won the award. Mrs Fine served a salad course. in two weeks Mrs Leon Lindsley will entertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H
Hing
Nort Centre
Streel
Bridge Club
Mins
Hubert Hearlein
Fay
Heerlein
Police School meeting in Titusville attracts attendees
M S Cobbett Michael Sprovest Harlan Strame and Andrew Proman attended a police school meeting in Titusville sponsored by the Pennsylvania Department of Public Instruction led by Hanold Pierce of Hemisburg. Brow of Framldiy instructs from 1 to 10 o clock. weekly classes run 24 weeks with 29 attendees last evening.
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Cobbett
Michael ‘Sprovest
Harlan Strame
Andrew Proman
Titusville
Pennsylvana Department of Public Instruction
Hanold Pierce
Hemisburg
Ruymos
Brow
Framldiy
Corry
Franklin
North East
Pleasantville
Donald Smith
Ripley
Ralph Smith
Ohio Street
David Curtis
Leslie Curtis
Columbus
Trdianapolis
Thd
Edgar Perkins, Jr
Granford
Reel
Lore Thomas
Union City
E. W. Pelt
Westmill Hrert
Bristol
William Scomthwaite
James Wright
J. W. Schram
Boliver
W. Y
Chicasa
di Wright
Supreme Council
The
Masons
George Wright
LaGringe
Northern
Wisconsin
Tomahawk
Lake Huron Sind
Cangde
Girls' Missionary Guild Public Tea Held at Shire
Members of the Girls Missionary Guild of the Evangelical United Brethren Church held a tea last evening at the shire. About $27 was raised. Rev H Ray Harris gave the devotions and benediction. Guild president Miss Coletta Schramling presided. Entertainment included songs, a violin solo by Dorothy Grover with Mel Jerrold Lans Perry at the piano, accordion solo by Jeanne Haenel, a girls trio, a reading by Ami Dibrosky, a skit by Viiex Patrick Fleming and others, plus a boys quartet. Tea table included cookies, tea and coffee served by Mrs Harold and Mrs Douglas Moshen. Decorations featured blue and white flowers and tapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls’ Missionary Guild
The
Evangelical United Brethren
Chirish
Shire
H. Ray Harris
Coletta Schramling
Dorothy Grover
Mel. Jerrold Lansperry
Amy
Jeanne Haenel
Miss Grover
Donna Sherwood
Gwendolyn Reed
Audrey Smith
Ami Dibrosky
Viiex
Patrick Fleming
Rosella Whitney
Bethy Lou Humes
Miss Reed
Harley Reed
Lynnn Bergman
Robert Blakeley
Robert Fish
Vaunay
Birthday party for Miss Carolyn Keppel observed
Mrs Jol Keppel of 280 East Main Street hosted a birthday party yesterday afternoon for her daughter Carolyn who turned one. Fifteen children attended with their mothers as party activities included cookies, birthday cake, chocolate milk and coffee. Decorations featured red and white in the dining room with balloons and eating baskets provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Keppel
Jol Keppel
East Main Street
Carolyn
Club Social Gatherings at the American Legion Home
Hospitality Club meeting led by Corush Kaye featured about 29 attendees including Mrs. James Login and Mrs. Tracy Whitehead. Members voted to assist local groups in Christmas outreach while planning October officer elections and fundraising for home prize awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corush Kaye
American Legion
Seslown
Ringling Bros
James Login
Dayton
Tracy Whitehead
Harry 8. Bowman
Mailton
Cherry
Merrill Lillie
Whitehead
Study Circle Met For Discussion Tuesday
The Washington School Study Circle met with Mrs. William Randall at 525 Mendavenue. The HigH Art of Be- Tonging was introduced by Mrs. G. Tunnell. Discussion focused on how a mother can balance home duties with activities outside the home. Social time featured sandwiches, pickles, cookies, and coffee. Next meeting date and place to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evennreth Memmmers
Washington School
William Randall
G. Tunnell
Randall
Allan Hasbrouck
Robert Tripp Feted At Home Birthday Party
Robert Tripp was honored at a surprise birthday party hosted by his wife at their home on Essex Street. About thirty guests attended, with bingo and visiting as entertainment. Mrs. Tripp served salad, jello, cake, and punch. Gifts included a purse of money for the honoree, and attendees from out of town included Mr. and Mrs. Roos Jukes, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Jukes, and Mrs. Muryn Jukes of Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Tripp
Essex Street
Tripp
Jing
Roos Jukes
Wid
Leonard Jukes
Muryn Jukes
Columbus
Epsilon Phi Feted Rushees Tuesday Eve
Seven rushers were gypsie Tuesday evening at the meeting of Epsilon Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held at the home of Missomry Patterson of East Frederick. Siress Ten marchers attended and the business meeting was called to order at 8 o clock by President Mrs. Buland Hanvey. Each member explained a phase of the sorority to the invited guests and the spell period followed. Pumpkin pie with whipped cream and coffee were served by Miss Patterson. On Sunday afternoon from 3 to 3 o'clock the members will be entertained by Mrs. Hi Curls of East Congress Street. Each member will take the test of the Ritual of the Jewels at the regular meeting October 25 with Mrs. Harvey, North Center Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epsilon Phi
Beta Sigma Phi
Omry Patterson
East
Frederick Siress
Onder
Buland Hanvey
Miss Patterson
Hi 1
Curlslof
East Congress Street
Harvey
North Center Street
Quilting Club Meets At Mrs Bruce Thomas House
Quilting Club members gathered at Mrs Bruce Thomas’s Second Avenue home Tuesday evening for a social visit and craft work. Dessert included apple pie and coffee. Next meeting set for Tuesday October 25 with Mrs William Croft at her Brie residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quilting Club
Bruce Thomas
Bruce ‘Thomas
Quilting ‘Club
Second Avenue
Thomas
William Croft
Brie
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Reading, Pa
Leed
Fer Society Ves
Deborah Sue Bachofner
Lan
Raymond Bachotner
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Carl L. Heidt
St. Elizabeth's Church
Paul Fox
Norbert Bachomner
J. W. Dey
Firs. Avenue
Jerome F. Needham
Maple Avenue
Laddie
George Macao
North Center Street Crossing
Robert] Williams
Mary Querreyeld
Merle
John Sandys
Garter Hill Road
Jack Snyder
Pittsburg
Pittsburgh Institute of Mortuary Science
Pittsburgh
Wilcox
Mierdink
West Main Street
Beth Israel
Doris Crowell
Paul Crowell
Wright Street
North Warren Stake Hospital
Doris
St. Vincent's Hospital School of Nursing
Milton
Pete) McIntyre
Donald Lines
Spring Street
Buffalo
Bryant— Stratton Business College
Pete
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Margaret's
Kunt Leeds
Leeds
Vienna
Austria
Oneonta State ‘Teachers College
Oneonta
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Unadilla
N.Y
Gibertaville
Francis Hooper
Harbars Kent
Mantha
Allene Corbin
Huntingdon Park
Calif
Lis Atgetes
Britz
Personal
Pinse
L. A
Columbus P. T. A
Carol Ann Fitch
Hubert Heerlein
Circus Life
Ipaltue
Wallace
Katz
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Secre Sera
Helen
Toga
Tota
VanCise
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North Corry Emblem
Armitage
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