Lutheran Sunday School Plans Christmas Program
The St Paul Evangelical Lutheran Church Sunday School teachers and superintendent Mrs Nellie Erickson met for the monthly session. Rev C F Hildebrand opened with prayer and the group set plans for the membership drive starting November 3 and began preparations for the Christmas program with Mrs Dorothy Boland named general chairman. Next meeting scheduled for November 15. Refreshments will be provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helbesston
Blatt Couple Honored At Hotel Corry Dinner Party
A dinner bridge party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Harold Powell at Hotel Corry honored Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Blatt. The guests included Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Wilson and several local couples. Cards prizes went to Mrs. H. J. Davis and Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Shambone. gifts were given to the Blatts as they prepare to winter in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Blatt
Hotel Corry
Win
Chicago
Harold Powell
H. J. Davis
J.C. Shambone
Blatt
J. R. Wilson
A. 2. Davis
Edward jPelat
Shumburg
Local notices and births stir town chatter
A collage of community brief items notes nursing staff shifts, birthday wishes for Kathy Berry, plans by vets to study barbering in Pittsburgh, and Army enlistments including Arthur Fairchild and Paul Jansen. It covers a wedding postponement, Corbin’s Pacific return, first anniversary for the Millers, and reunions for Find Port Taït veterans. Also mentions chest X-ray drive, Kiwanis Women’s Week appearance, Edinboro arrivals, and a craft exhibit run by Mrs. Harmon with local shop tours and antique hunts in Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Harmon
Warren
Stearny
Ray
Stennis
Gary Golden File
North Parker
Fairview P T A Meets Reviews Membership Drive
The Fairview P T A held an evening meeting led by president Mrs Lawrence Hanser. 68 members enrolled in the drive September 23 through October 1, with Mrs Leo Carroll's room winning the enrollment prize. A float for Halloween was planned if city schools join. A short program featured singing and talks, and the next meeting is set for November 12 in connection with American Education Week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panview PT
Lawrence Hanser
Leon Brown
Leo Carroll
Hansen
Albert Fay
P. T. A. Magazine
Hallowe'en
Brown
P.T. A
J. B. Cogan
P. T. A. Creed
Donald Gates
Leo Garrell
Dorothy Brown
Carroll
William Miller J
England
Club Socials at Local WCTU Welfare Tea
The Woman’s Christian Temperance Union welfare tea was held last evening in the Methodist Church Sunday School rooms with about 80 members and guests in attendance. A varied program featured group singing led by WCTU president Mrs George Chase, readings by Mrs Grace Grace, a flac salute led by Mrs O A Johnson, children’s songs, a phonograph demonstration on Daniel in the King's Palace, a consecration service, a dramatized sketch You Can’t Fool Me, temperance talk by Mrs B Armitage, and a closing hymn. Refreshments included sandwiches cookies and cocoa, arranged on tables decorated with fall leaves and halos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.cit.u
Methodist Church
Bunday
George Chase
W.C.T.U
Grace Grace
O. A. Johnson
Joanne Haenel
Audrey
Ellen Smith
Donald Bensink
John Halfach
Temperance
Mrs. B. ©. Armitage
Jesus
Betty Armitage
Mrs Ora Loveland Receives High Rebekah Honor
Mrs. Ora Loveland of this city was the second member of a class of 38 ladies from the Rebekah Lodge to receive the decoration of chivalry. The ceremony, conducted by the Ladies Auxiliary of the Patriarch Militant, was at the Naval Armory on State Street in Erie. The Pennsylvania Grand Encampment of the IOOF installed Isaac A. Hain of Erie as grand junior warden. The Ladies Auxiliary also held their 17th joint convention and elected Mrs. Matilda Miller of Waynesboro as president. Attending were numerous local and state officers and members representing all branches of the JCF and Rebekah Lodges.
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Erle
Rebekah Lodge
Ora Loveland
Naval Armory
State Street
Erie
Pennsylvania
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Isaac A. Hain
Odd Bellows Lodge
Matilda Miller
Waynesboro
Anna Miller
Harriburg
Elizabeth Zellers
Pottstown
Eva Haas
Eric
Florence Hallan
New Alexandria
Harvey Loveland
Pred Beall
Ronald Carter
Loveland
Willa Auer
Alma Trickson
Ruth Hoenes
Blanche Ohrn
Irma, Hepler
Maude Keefe
Florence Swanson
Hazel Akam
Rebekah Lodges
Two Local Girls Set to Graduate From Hamot Hospital School
Two local women will graduate from Hamot Hospital School of Nursing at Erie. Marjorie Obrin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Albert Obrin of Corry, and Martha Spaulding, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Spaulding of 320 Spring Street, will attend the St Pauls Cathedral ceremony at 8 15 this evening. Both completed three years of nursing study after graduating from Corry High in 1943. Attending the program are family members and local residents. William Norman infant son of Mr and Mrs Mark Weather of the Humot Hospital was born Saturday morning. Betty Dundy Curtis plans a trip to Philadelphia November 2 to enroll at Franklin School of Science and Avis.
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Wiliam Miller
Bil
England
Mary Fredrick
Frederick Walsh
Corry Hospital
Mary
Kathryn Miller
Clifton Howard
Wright Street
New York City
Ney
D. J. Pitt
M. B. Shambaugh
New England States
Richard Jt. Shoop
Marer, Call
W. W
Paul Joseph
Port Angeles
Wash
Frank Jo- Se
Euclid Street
Minnie Perkins
Pranklin
Shel
Will
Ford
Perkins
Lake Worth
Fla
Albert Cummike
Rost South Street
Detroit
Mich
Webb McCray
Robert. Marsh
Bethlehem
Howard Smith
Joyce
Jamestown
Erie
W. H. McGranshan
West Park Place
South Dakota
Paul A. Brynolfson
East South Street
Horace Brynolfson
Brynolfson
Robert. Brynolison
Orrin B. Kinney
West Smith Street
Alcon, O
W. Robert, Sweet
D.C. Kopp
Western
Pennsylvania
Chris (Ail) “Missionary Alliance Church
Punxstawney
Christian Missionary Alliance Church
Lawrence Watrous
West Church Street
Claude Bookerlukt
Clymer
Lillian Vasilas
Washi D.C
Frie
Spaulding
ATS
Leo
Marjorie Obrin
Albert Obrin
Adintiént
William Norman
Mark ‘Wather
The
Humot ‘Hospital
Harry Marker
East Mainstreet
Wagheh
Tureen Dinner Opens Junior High PTA Meeting
The junior high PTA held a tureen dinner in the gym at 6:30 with 425 parents and teachers attending. Decorations featured Halloween motifs and autumn leaves. After dinner a short meeting chaired by Mrs. Clyde Sholtaberger approved reports showing a $213.65 balance. Mrs. Wicker Nigh was elected treasurer. Membership reached 241, and notes urged better school aid, more lab experiences, and improved physical education facilities. Attendance prizes went to the first grade downstairs and grade 8-1 upstairs. Open house set for Wednesday, November 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dumior High
Clyde Sholtaberger
Robert Proctor
Frank Graft
Wicker Nigh
Edward Jerome
Ethel McCray
Harold Waite
Swarts
Thom
Starlings
Masquerade Party Planned by J F Club Altho Mashed Odds
The J F Club met at Mrs Walter Pier’s home on Mario street with two tables of 200 W in play. Mrs George Wood attended. prizes went to Mrs Robert Proctor Mrs Edgar Miller and Mrs Almon Peterson. New officers include Mrs Loyd Thomas president and Mrs James Hiwelett treasurer. An October 2 masquerade Hallowe en party is announced by Mrs Guy Sutton of Worth slice. The Santa Fe Trail was surveyed from Fort Creag Mason in 1825 by George Sibley.
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J. F. Club
Walter Pier
Mario Street
George Wood
Robert Proctor
Edgar Miller
Almon Peterson
Pier
Fitz
Oiders
Loyd Thomas
James Hiwelett
Guy Sutton
Worth Slice
Mrs Louis Foradora Hosts Union City Bridge Club
Mrs Louis Foradora of Union City entertained her contract bridge club and guest Mr F H Bartholme at her home last evening. Prizes went to Mrs F Lowe Edwards and Mrs J Fred Kinley with a special award to Mrs Lester Danner. A salad course was served and Mrs Edwards will host next on October 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Foradora
Card Club
Wits
Union City
Contract Bridge Club
F. H. Bartholme
F. Lowe Edwards
J. Fred Kinley
Lester Danner
Edwards
Amici Sewing Circle Hosts Hallowe'en Party
Amici Sewing Circle gathered at Mrs. Tyan Downey's East Wayne Street home for a Hallowe'en party with visiting and games. The committee members served assorted pies tea and coffee. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Campbell's home on Tuesday November 5 for the regular business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ale Amici Sewing Circle
Tyan Downey
East Wayne Street
Lloyd Shawver
Lynn Campbell
Campbell
Salvation Army Adjutant Speaks at Rotary Club Meeting
Adjutant William North Rotary Club speaker Adj. William Worth of the Salvation Army spoke at the Lool Rotary Club meeting last evening at Hotel Corry. He traced the Army history from 1265 founder William Booth to current work in 98 countries. Local branch started 1801 with Star Theatre meetings. past governor Allen J. Scilly of Sheffield and Edward Stevens of Chicago attended. Plastics made front casein used for coat and suit buttons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William North
Adj
William Worth
Salvation Army
Lool Rotary Clu
Hotel
Corry
North
Wiliam Booth
Star Theatre
Allen J. Scilly
Sheffield
Edward Stevens
Chicago
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Penny Singleton
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Oren Town
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Gillette
Hamot
Kathy Berry
Edward M. Berry
Jack Miller
Louis Sprovers
Pennsylvania Institute of Barbering At
Pittsburgh
Arthur Fairchild
James Keppel
Paul Jansen
Fort Bliss
el Paso
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Robert Corbin
Gerda Brooks
West Pleasant Street
Corry Senior High School
Pacific Theater
Japan
Murry Beardsley
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Paific
Howard Gates
Russell Little
Congord Ridge
Erie County Chest
Lavina Kysar
Kiwanis Club
Rita
Marlyn
Richard Blount
Edinboro
Edinboro State Teachers College
Paul Lines
Francis M. Duke
Sybil Millsjaw
Edinboro College
Alemnae
Stuaying
Gail Davis
Lastother Winernity
Gannet College
Rebekah
Hampthee
Betty Dundy Curtis
Phil Delphia
Pranklin School of Science
Avis
Ster
Fort Creag
Mason
George Sibley
Amici Sewing Circle
Chapin
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Gibson
Gallavantin
Bayon Frost Point
Reich
Center St
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V.B. Applesauce
Freestone Peaches
del Monte
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Zuckerman
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