Washington School PTA Honors Mrs Thompson At First Meeting
The Washington Senior PTA held its first meeting of the school year at 3 pm with opening devotions by Mrs George Thompson and President Mrs Philip Bulanisk. Two new teachers were welcomed, committees appointed, and a program including poems and songs by first through third graders was presented. Several local residents were noted as spending time with family and attending events in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington P.T.A
Thompson
Washington Scnior
P.T.A
Schopl
George Thompson
Philip Bulanistk
Washington
Charlotte Swan
Helen Spencer
Ue Indies
the Turtle
America
Zalineck
Helen Johnson
Glenn Hymes
Robert Prowler
Women Of The Moose Dinner Session At Club Rooms
Women Of The Moose held a dinner session last evening at the club rooms on West Washington street. The event featured Halloween colors and yellow pompons. Erna Pipnee chaired assisted by Mary DeLainy C W Willis Lucille Baccus and Neylon Schreckengost Mix Nina Jewell led the business meeting outlining plans for a Halloween party on October 2 with Mary French of Erie as guest speaker. French offered ideas to engage members and boost activities. The next meeting is scheduled for Wednesday November 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onry Ayamucis Ui
Moose
West
Washington Street
Hallowe'en
Erna Pipnee
Mary DeLainy
C. W. Willis
Lucille
Suc
Phowesday
Legion Auxiliary Card Party at Legion Home Well Attended
The American Legion Auxiliary hosted a well attended card party at the Legion Home on North Center Street with twenty tables in play. Awards went to Miss Helen Jahinson for auction and Mrs. Anna Eslerbrook for 500, plus a door prize won by Miss Johnson. Refreshments included pumpkin pie and coffee, served by a committee led by Mrs. Dean Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gavin
Evetelny
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
North Center Street
Helen Jahinson
Anna Eslerbrook
Frank Schpatler
Johnson
Dean Miller
Prank Graying
Leon Beown
Field Representative At Red Cross Meet
The Red Cross local board met with Chair Richard Rossbacher presiding. Minutes and bills were approved. a treasurer’s report heard. Certificates will be given for 300 hours’ volunteer service. A local history committee was formed and disaster preparedness praised. Western Pennsylvania and Ohio leaders visited Deshion Hospital, Butler, to discuss branch improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Crass
Richard Rossbacher
D' Meouinis
Gibbons
Conmlites
Y. P. Giblin
C. M. Stewart
Red Cross
Deshion Hospital
Butler
Sciota Aid Plans Halloween Party and Quilt Project
The Sciota Community Ladies Aid Society met at Mrs. Will Hensink's home for an all day session. Sixteen members and fifteen guests shared a noon tureen dinner and quilted a quilt for the hostess. Mrs. James Brown invited members and families to a Halloween party at her home on Wednesday October 6 at 7 o'clock with doughnuts or pumpkin pie and miaske ar optional. Prizes will be awarded for contests and games.
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Sciota Aid
Hallowe'en
Sciota Community Ladies’ Aid Society
Will Hensink
James Brown
Aid
At & O'Dlock
Senior High Tri-Hi initiates new class of candidates
Six new members were pledged into the Senior High School Tri-Hi last evening at candlelight ceremonies in the auditorium. Officers led the ritual with Marie Zuft Kopulos presiding and assistance from Marilyn Haight Eva Crowell Ruth Bennett and other club leaders. Refreshments followed as the list of initiates was read including Barbara Lord Barbara Smilth Florence Reynolds Charlotte Wat Tous Mary Ellen Blatt Helen Wiewrejko Dorothy Aymong and many more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Zuft Kopulos
Marilymn Haight
Eva Lou Crowell
Maxine Coulter
Toan Pitt
Eres Bognink
Jamie Elchyni
Barbara Lord
Barbara Smilth
Florence Reynolds
Charlotte Wat Tous
Mary Ellen Blatt
Helen Wiewrejko
Dorothy Aymong
Marjorie Sapwell
Barbara Roberts
Ann Juchly
Ruth Elson
Lucille Malek
Martha Dijwick
Helen Mulderick
Adylls Merritt
Pat McNulty
Beate Thompson
Betty Badd
Weery Slark
Berth Dahl
Helen Iledynsk
Joan Scheppner
Jean Henri
Violet Onion
Mandana Bemis
Ann Crontera
Dorothy Nell
Dorothy Vollinger
Christina Kurelowich
Eva Ites
Grace Amtorosy
Beverly Jarnmike
Geraldine Joy
Audrey Akim Dons Price
Margaret Kember~n
Doris Crowell
Virginia Purcell
Iirian Antal
Mabel Anthony
Nitupy Meerdink
Margaret Emerson
Dots Rehnberg
Joan Peldt
Becty Anderso
Kathie Sweet
Cova Teo Knapp
Mrs H J Norton Returns Home From Visit
Mrs. HJ Norton returns to her Cleveland home after a few days visiting daughter Mrs Walter Sweet and family on Wright Street. Mrs. Mary French of Erie visited friends in the city last evening. Mrs. Walter McElroy a North Center Street business visitor today, accompanied by Mrs. W Lyons who will visit her daughter Mrs Ralph Me Cord. Hamy Woodring of Detroit visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Simpson Woodring at Columbus and other relatives nearby. Cpl Herbert Stewart arrived home for a visit with wife and parents on Euclid Street after service in Okinawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Pitt
Marion Pitt
West Washington Street
State College
Fito
Penn State
Ralph Hicser
Cleveland
Corry
West Pleasant Street
Otter
J. Irvine
West Wayne Street
New York City
George Pappas
South Center
Theodore Swanson
Jerry
Wright Sireet
Jamestown
John Sadowski
Fresno
Calif
Josephine Sadowski
St Coluabus
Oph
Howard Davis
Eugene Davis
East Washington Street
Cpl. Davis
Pacific Theater
Gerald Clark
Rose Brew
Clark
Neil Alien
Howard Eastman
Thollantown Gap
Hersbert Foster
Weste Pléasunt Street
Eastman
Ruth Steiner
Te University of Pennsylvania
Qurry
Erie
A. A. Steiner
Gertrude Babbist
Springstreet
Philadelphia
Samuel Valone
Elvert Miller
Michael
Fort Douglas
Utah
Miler
Sergloo
Mr. Miller
Miller
Cecil Bates
Corry I
Fort Dix
East South Street
Danny Harrington
Columbus
Oph Andy Matsko
Pittsburgh
George Bogert
Denver
Colo
Matsko
Bogert
Harrington
Frank Aieverman
Cory
Rove Malone
C. PF. Hildebrand
Charles Dahlstraund
Albert Lynn
Charles Anderson
Lutheran Missionary Conference
Luther Memorial Church
Hildebrand
Cpl
Carl Sullivan
Indiantown Gap
Carl ‘Sullivan
West
Congress Street
Francis Whiteman
H. BH. Redding
Houghton College
Houghton
N. C
Reddings
Blifford
William J. Cassidy
Seattle
Wash
J. A. Cassidy
Park Street
Mr Cassidy i
Ess
Frittiels Whiteman
Brice
Thomas
Ways Heenel
Ohd Independany Baptist
Hj, Norton
Walter Sweet
Wright Street
Mary French
Walter McElroy
North Center Street
North Bush
W. Lyons
Ralph Me
Cord. Hamy
Woodring
Detroit
Simnel Woodring
Herbert Stewart
Ihis
Pares
Janus Stewart
Euclid Street
Okinawa
Routine WR C Meeting Overseen by Zenobid Silvis
The WR C held a regular meeting in the Masonic Temple with Mrs Zenobid Silvis presiding. The public chicken dinner scheduled for November 1 was postponed. A Halloween party will be hosted by Mrs Rosa Westley on October 25 from 1 to 4. An inspection by state inspector Mrs Kathrine McLaughlin is planned for November 1 at the temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.R.C
WR. C
Masonic ‘Temple
Zenobid Silvis
Rosa Westley
Worth Street
Masonic Temple
Tureen Whimer
Kathrine McLaughlin
Spencer Community Aid Meeting In Spencer
Mrs Edwin Armitage of Elgin entertained at an all day Spencer Community Aid gathering. Ten members attended and a late dinner was served at moon. Mrs Robert Clark, president, conducted the business meeting and routine work was transacted. The afternoon was spent on Red Cross tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Community Aid
Edwin Armitage
Elgin
Moon
Robert Clark
Bridge Club Dinner Party Leads to Awards at Hotel Corry
The Evening Bridge Club met at Hotel Corry for a turkey dinner. Mrs Holt and Mrs Jol McCrackes won awards, with special prize going to Mrs Raymond Andersen. Next meeting set for October with Mrs Wal ter Scott as host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole Meio
Corry
Eileworth Holt
North Center Street
Holt
Jol McCrackes
Raymond Andersen
Walter Scott
Eli
Kiwanis Meet Hears Stanley Anderson On Atlantic Charter
The Il wants Club met at Rue Restau Tot Ab last evening at 6:16. Cr Wallacce introduced speaker Stanley Anderson who spoke on The Atlantic Charter and the allied chiefs. Questionnaires were handed out and answered after a brief Q&A period. Chris Classumsen is officer of the day for the next meeting on October 25 with W. W. Waterhouse as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Ree
Ilwants Club
Restau- Tot
Cr. Wallacce
Stanley ©. Anderson
Anvlers
Hime Mir
Anderson
Chris Classumsen
W. W. Waterhouse
Farewell Party Honors Colbys Before Move to Menton
A Thursday evening farewell party hosted by Mr and Mrs Artur Mapas on Delaware Street marked the Colbys moving to Menton Text week. Twelve attended and three tables of 500 were in play with awards to Mrs Victor Lundbergy Miss Helen Spencer Egle Colby and Jack Kimmy. A purse of money was presented to the Colbys as a farewell gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Safac Saw
O F S Club Met At Mrs Henry Kennedy Home
The O F S Club gathered last evening at Mrs Henry Kennedy's East Irving Street residence with 500 entertainment. Prizes went to Mrs Leroy Dickinson and Mrs Lester Lewis. Attending members included Mrs Henry Decker Mrs Dickinson Mrs Ross Mead Mrs Ralph Van Ferhoff Mrs Walter Blair Mrs P L Swanson Mrs Lewis and Miss Ethel Matthews. Guests for the evening were Mrs Inez Johnson and Mrs Robert Ehmquist. Mrs Kennedy served a decorated wedding cake ice cream and refreshments while presenting Mrs Swanson a fine gift for her recent marriage. The next meeting is November 1 with Mrs Vandertof of North Gether Street as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. F. S. Club
Henry Kennedy
O.F. S. Club
East Irving Street
Leroy Dickinson
Lester Lewis
Henry Decker
Dickinson
Ross Mead
Ralph Vanferhoff
Walter Blair
PL. Swanson
Lewis
Ethel Matthews
Inez Johnson
Robert Ehmquist
Kennedy
Swanson
Vandertof
North Getherstriot
Wilson Family Hosts Oyster Supper For Seaman Bernard Wilson
Mr and Mrs Wayne Wilson and their son Bobby entertained at an oyster supper at their home in honor of their son and brother Bernard Wilson. Ten relatives and friends attended the event with cards and music. Wilson reports back to his base at Sampson New York the first of the week after visiting his parents for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaman Wilson
Wayne Wilson
Bobby
Bernard Wilson
Wilsom
Sampson
N. Y
Party at Lynch Home Hosts Visitors from Willimantic
Marian S Lynch of James town entertained twenty four guests including Mr and Mrs Arthur Linch of Willimantic Connecticut. Other out of town attendees were Mrs Elizabeth Lynch Mr Gunnie Neld and Michael Neld all from Jamestown. Miss Lynch served buffet items in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynch
Mills Aghios Lynch
Marian S Troet
Arthur Linch
Willimantic
Jamestown
Corry
Elizabeth Lynch
Gunnie Neld
Michael Neld
Miss Lynch
Mrs Lucy Tanner Union City Resident Passes Away
Mrs Lucy Tanner a Union City resident died at home in Union City Thursday evening after a long life in the area. She is survived by her son Charles Tanner RD 4 Union City and daughter Mrs Stanley Sturgis Warren. Funeral arrangements at Glenn Funeral Home Union City with services Sunday at Beaverdam cemetery in the family plot officiated by Rev George Murvin.
Fall Injuries Fatal to Brie Resident in Brief
An obituary brief reports Daniel Majorcsak of Brie died after a skull fracture from a fall near 3 a.m. Thursday at the 700 block area. Coroner Warren Woot is investigating the death. he was treated at St. Vincent's Hospital after an ambulance transfer and listed in critical condition before passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brie
Warren Woot
Daniel Majorcsak
St. Vincent's
Unerman
Stilwell Returns from War to Monterey Home Visit
General Joseph Stilwell arrives in Monterey from Honolulu, landing at the airfield to reunite with family after war service. A plain, aged man in a battered campaign hat is seen nearby as locals note his return and possible wedding plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stilwell
Monterey
Honolulu
Carmel
Cub
Joseph Stilwell
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