Halloween card party plans discussed by Ladies of the Elks
The Ladies of the Elks will discuss Halloween card party plans at the regular meeting on Wednesday at 8 PM at the Elks Lodge. The public card party is set for October 28 at 1 PM at the Lodge with Mrs. John Kelsey and others assisting. Plans include the installation banquet on November 18 in the Lodge dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of the Elks
Elks Lodge
Earle
Ruth) Slayton
John Kelsey
Birdie Tells Ug. Birdie Tells Ug program at hospital
Mrs. Clara Walker of Waterford is a patient in Room 353 at Hamot Hospital Erie after an auto accident Tuesday. She will be hospitalized at least three months. Friends and neighbors are invited to hear from her, with evening slides, special music, and displays. Annabelle O'Day on East Main Street is mentioned in connection with the event.
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Ronald
Helen) Dills
East
Washington Street
St. Vincent Hospital
Erie
Helen
Corry Memorial Hospital
Clara Walker
Waterford
Hamot Hospital
Walker
Annabelle O'Day
East Main Street
Golden Links Meet With Mrs. Johnson
The Golden Links Class of First United Methodist Church met at Mrs. Oscar Johnson's West Church street home with twelve members and one guest Mrs. Conquer of Sheffield. Mrs. W B Stowe led the business session, devotions by Mrs. Johnson, and dessert by Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Bertha Wykoff, and Mrs. Stowe. An artist from Lorain, Ohio led a three day seminar for Corry Federation of China Painters at the Chase home. New Corry Federation officers were installed: Mrs. Alfred Cone president, Mrs. Mildred e first vice president and publicity chair, Mrs. Paul Suchar Sr. econ vic program chair, Mrs. Raymond Chelton secretary, Mrs. Norman Swart treasurer and historian. The group plans a china show and sale November 13-14 at Richard's Store downtown. A dinner party at the Corry Motor Inn honored Mr. and Mrs. Litkovitz and served as a farewell for Mrs. Arthur Cohen who plans to move to Pittsburgh. Mrs. Cohen received a white china gift. Local members attended the Pittsburgh China Show. Mrs. Vernon Welch and Mrs. Leslie pees won prizes.
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First United Methodist Church
Oscar Johnson
West Church Street
Conquer
Sheffield
W.B. Stowe
Johnson
Stowe
American Sunday School Union
Bertha Wykoff
Lorain
Ohio
Ted
Helen) Litkovitz
Corry Federation of China
Lyle Chase
Bccestace Bilecees
Corry Federation
Alfred Cone
Mildred E
Paul Suchar Sr
Econ Vic
Plan Card Party And Fashion Show In October
The Tenth Grade Tri-Hi-Y Club plans a card party and fashion show on Monday October 19 at 8 p.m. at the YMCA. Admission is $1 with dessert. Valerie Morgan president says reservations are appreciated but not required. In Schenectady a son Jeffrey Paul was born Tuesday at St Clare Hospital to Mr and Mrs Thomas Campbell of Saratoga Springs NY. Paternal grandparents Beaute a ete Germaine of Albertson NY and Mr and Mrs Paul Campbell of 19 West Frederick Street.
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YMCA
Leeds
Valerie Morgan
Jeffrey Paul
St Clare Hospital
Schenectady
N.Y
Thomas Campbell
Saratoga Springs
Beaute
Mrs George Bennett Hosts Red White Blue Koffee Klatch
Mrs George Bennett entertains with red white and blue decor and floral arrangements for an afternoon Koffee Klatch honoring Edgar. Flags and miniature American flags decorate the serving table reflecting a patriotic theme.
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Edgar
NY Bridge Club Finds Winners and Upcoming Plays
Read more about the Tuesday Afternoon Duplicate Bridge Club at the YMCA with a three and a half table Howell session and winners including Mrs Arthur Hansen and Mrs T H Treat. Also noted are results from last week's charity tournament at the Corry Country Club, local political figures, a playhouse box office opening for A Shot In The Dark at the Erie Playhouse, and a discussion on 4-H education funding plus a Fast Food market outlook predicting $124 billion in annual food and beverage spending with drive-in outlets growing rapidly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duplicate Bridge Club
Howell
YMCA
Arthur Hansen
Union City
T.H. Treat
Louis Morrow
Raymond Sandburg
F.H. Bartholme
Frank Graft
Donald Hall
D.A. McClintock
Florence McCray
Veo Lindsey
Corry Country Club
Fastfood
New York
Arthur D. Little, Inc
Warren County 4H Teen Council elects officers at meeting
The Warren County 4H Teen Council gathered at the county courthouse on Monday evening to elect officers. Barbara Perschke was named president, Walter Still vice president, Ike Borland secretary, and Jean Curtis treasurer. Donna Swart and Bill Perschke became social directors, Lorraine Rapp was named news reporter for the Warren area, and Ken Dundon for the Corry area. Mrs. Mary Ann Gunther thanked teen leaders for helping at a county beef barbecue honoring leaders.
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Warren County
Barbara Perschke
Walter ‘Still
Ike Borland
Jean Curtis
Donna Swart
Bill Perschke
Lorraine Rapp
Warren
Ken Dundon
Corry
Mary Ann Gunther
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Ellen Saufley
Haiti
Vocational
Medellin
Colombia
United Biblical Seminary
National Church In
Beata
Society Editor
Birdie
Golden Links
Mrs. Johnson
Emer
Jack Lemmon
Sandy Dennis
Love Bug
Dean Jones
Michele Lee
Charlton Heston
Kim Hanter
James Franciscot
Columbus
Firch Baking Company
Koffee Klatch
Ed Damico
George Bennett
Dennis Driscoll
McMichael
Damico
State
Eileen
Erie Playhouse
Margaret Gathright
Vernon Kidd
R.D. 3
Conelway Road
Bennett
Harold Besson
Clara Sorenson
C.H. Chadwell
Quentin McCray
John Hornick
Mark Raisley
Thomas Potocki
Donald Buell
Iris Bogert
Marvin Smeal
John Frontera
Teen Council
Carrig
Carrig’s Footwear
North Center
Bob Church
Cantor
T Bob Church
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