Society notes recount officers of Cool Letter Club 102 and local visits
Sheserry Davis named chief grayback at Cool Letter Club 102 meeting. New officers include Miss Helen Stupek Mrs James Keppel Mrs Hazel Shuss Mrs Berdena McGraw Mrs Clyde Reynolds Mrs Dora Daye and Mrs Fred Young. Social evening followed election with installation planned in November. Lyle W Foster leaves for Japan as Red Cross field director. Vincent and Mrs Anderson of Tucson visiting Corry. C M Howard heads to Fort Devon Mass for weekend with son Jan Howard. Funeral for Ephram Wright attended by local residents. Mrs Gibson Head visiting from Youngstown. Mr Head to join weekend. Sgt Robler Armstrong stationed in Frankfurt reports wife and Judy to visit New York then Tucson to reside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheserry Davis
Grayback
Coollette Club
Pat Tuck
Lyle W. Foster
Japan
American Red Cross
Wright Street
Vincent Anderson
Tucson
Ariz
Corry
C. M. Howard
Maude Darrow
Lee Barton
Fred Mason
Jamestown
Ephram Wright
Gibson Head
Youngstown
E.W. Holt
North Center Street
Head
William Armstrong
Sgt
Robler Armstrong
Frankfurt
Germany
Judy
New York
Ari
Birthday Party for Miss Judy Wilcox
Mrs Robert Wilcox hosted a birthday party for her daughter Judy age nine at 629 North Center Street. Thirteen girls attended from 7 to 9 oblock enjoying movies and games. The group gave gifts and the hostess served decorated cake ice cream and snacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Wilcox
Robert Wilcox
North Center Street
Judy
Circus birthday party honors young Hugh McKnight
Hugh McKnight with his mother Mrs Frank McKnight hosted a circus themed birthday party at 212 Hast Charon Street. Ten children attended and played games such as peanut hunt and pin the trunk on the elephant. Balloons candy cups circus cake ice cream and Kool-aid were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh McKnight
Frank McKnight
Hast ‘Charon Street
Hugh
Barn Warming Dance At Paul Labowski Farm
A barn warming dance is set for tomorrow night at the Paul Labowski farm on R. D. 1. Bob Toley and His Gang will provide music from 9 to 12 with a small admission fee. The Moffatt School PTA will sell hot dogs and coffee for the PTA treasury. The new barn, 36 by 73 feet, replaces the barn that burned on May 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Labowski
Bob Toley
Moffatt School Pta
PTA
Bridal Shower Honoring Miss Betty Lou Crowell
Miss Betty Lou Crowell was honored at a bridal shower last evening at the home of Mrs. Paul Whaley. Eight guests attended and spent a social evening with refreshments of salad rolls pickles cake and ice cream. The honoree received many lovely gifts and will marry Robert Shamp on October 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Lou Crowell
Paul Whaley
R. D
Emmanuel Guild Meeting Notes and Hosts
The Emmanuel Guild of the Emmanuel Episcopal Church met yesterday afternoon in the parish hall. Rev. Joseph Clair led devotions and Mrs Velma Moore conducted a brief business session. Members reported on the district meeting of the Women Auxiliary at St John’s Church Franklin on September 27. Hostesses for yesterday were Mrs W M Sandburg and Mrs Frank Wilcox. next meeting on November 8 will be hosted by Mrs William Myers and Miss Elizabeth Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Guild
Emmanuel Episcops
Joseph Clair
Velma Moore
Womes
St. John’s Church
Franklin
W. M. Sandburg
Frank Wilcox
William Myers
Elizabeth Rogers
Columbus Ladies Aid Bazaar Set for November Dates
The Columbus Ladies Aid fixed November 7 and 8 for their annual bazaar at the church. A supper will be served on the closing evening as volunteers prepare articles for sale at various booths. Mrs. Carleton Curtis will host the next regular meeting on November 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Aid Fair
Columbus Ladies Aid
Tred Cox
Carleton Curtis
Ladies' Day At Corry Country Club Highlights
Twenty members and guests attended the last Ladies' Day of the season at Corry Country Club yesterday afternoon. After luncheon, bridge prizes went to Mrs. Lloyd Lanphere Mrs H J Davis and Mrs Don Kincaid. A Ladies' Night with a tureen supper at 7 o clock is planned for October 23 with Mrs Gerald Stables as arrangements chairwoman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Country Club
Bridge
Lloyd Lanphere
H. J. Davis
Don Kincaid
Gerald Stables
Canasta Club Meeting At Mrs Muni’s Home
Mrs Charles Muni entertained her Canasta club on Thursday evening at her Spring Street home. Eight ladies attended and avizes were won by Mrs Joseph Wojciechowski and Mrs George Tinka. Desert refreshments were served before adjournment. next meeting set for October 25 with Mrs Wil Main Haltust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Muni
Shower Honors Mrs. Richard Crane at Spring Creek
Richard Crane of Piblefield was honored Wednesday evening with a stork shower hosted by Mrs. William Crane of Spring Creek. Fifteen people from Starbrick Corry and Spring Stock attended for a social time with sandwiches ice cream cake and coffee. Gifts were presented to the guest of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irs
Richard Crane
Piblefield
Wliam Crane
Spring Creek
Starbrick, Corry
Spring Stock
Contract Club Meets At Kelsey Home On Wright Street
Mrs. TS Kelsey entertained the contract club last evening at her Wright street home. Two tables played bridge with prizes to Mrs. Fred Kinley and Mrs. Mary Fourchet, a special prize to Mrs. Harry Hall. A salad course followed and Mrs. Hall will host on November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelsey
TS. Kelsey
Wright Street
Fred Kinley
Mary Fourchet
Harry Hall
Hall
PTA meeting at Fairview School notes speakers and plans
A three course dinner meeting of the PTA at Fairview School featured Mrs Land Wilcox giving the invocation and Mrs Philip Zelsneck presiding. Mrs Miléter Denton reported on the Slippery Rock instruction seminar attended by leaders and educators. Superintendent Lawrence Douglas spoke on the school jointure system and Mrs Louis Morrow introduced Harrison Lund who outlined youth work at the Erie County Institutional District. The November gathering is set for Washington School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTA
Fairview
Leland Wilcox
Philip Zelsneck
P.T.A
Slippery Rock
Miléter Denton
Lawrence Douglas
Louis Morrow
Harrison Lund
Erie County Institutional District
Washington School
Helping Hand Club Plans October Meeting
The Helping Hand Club met yesterday in LOOF Hall with Mrs Charles Cook acting as vice president and presiding over routine business. A tureen dinner followed and sewing for the Meadville Oshans Home was completed. The group will meet again on October 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helping Hand Club
Charles Cook
Meadville Ohshans
Surprise birthday party for Barbara Ann Hicks in Spartansburg
Miss Barbara Ann Hicks was honored at a surprise party at her home in Spartansburg on Wednesday evening. Mrs. Paul Pantel of East Wayne Street served as hostess. Refreshments included birthday cake ice cream and coffee. Hicks received several gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Ann Hicks
Spartansburg
Paul Pantel
East Waynetreet
Dance At Elks Club Tomorrow Night
The fall and winter dance at the Corry Lodge B P O Elks is scheduled for tomorrow evening. Gene Parlette and his orchestra will perform from 9 30 p m to 1 20 a m. Members and out of town guests are welcome as are arrangements led by William Johnson, entertainment committee chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Lodge
B.P. O. Elks
Gene Parlette
Arso
William Johnson
Legion Auxiliary Plans Poppy Day Sale at Home
At the American Legion Auxiliary meeting on North Center Street the group set Poppy Day plans. Mrs Stewart Long was named chairman for the event and Mrs. Robert Smith conducted the business with 15 members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone Girls Camp
Juniior
The
Legion Auxiliary
Robert Smith
Richard Orn
Frances Stuart TL
Church School Leaders Honored at First Presbyterian Dinner
A congregational dinner at the First Presbyterian Church honored church school teachers and officers. The youth served a dinner for 120 with Halloween decor. Al Vansson, school superintendent, spoke briefly, and Harry B. Smith praised the leaders. Mrs. Willard Cox and Rev. Paul F. Bauer presented two Christian education films. The next dinner on November 1 will honor members aged 80 and above.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
al Vanssons
Harry B. Smith
Willard Cox
Titusville
Paul F. Bauer
Barber Shop Singers Elect Officers in Meadville Chapter
The Carry Chapter of the Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of Barber Shop Quartet Singing in America re activated with 19 members. Louis B. Sears is president, Richard Hurlbut vice president, Harry Hickle secretary, and Dorr Barton treasurer. Charles Harnstein directed chorus practice. Plans for a fall show were made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carry
Society For the Preservation and Encouragement of
America
Louis B. Sears
Richard Hurlbut
Harry Hickle
Dorr Barton
Charles Harnstein
Meadville
Charn
Senior High School Hosts Regular Rehearsal Schedule
The article notes light refreshments provided by the committee and that regular rehearsals will occur twice monthly at the Senior High School.
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Careens
Saturdafternoo Jambore 100
Robin Hood
Truncator
Yody McDowall
Joef Donnell
Betty Rose
LEED
Fee. Society
Ae Bey Baby Helen
Toth
Lingeri
Neadville, PA
Enclusivn
Msadvitta Engagement
Elia Kazan
Berthofa
Arthur Miller
Duncan Baldwin
Sylvia
Logos
Park Theatre
T. A. Council
Elks Club
Barber Shop Singers
GSAT
Thomas Motors
of Carty, Inc
F. C. Chapin & Son
W. G. Thompson
Dobbs ‘Thompson Truss Co
Cleveland
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