Presbyterian Circle Activities Span Meetings and Travel
The Covenant Circle met at 1:30 p.m. at Mrs. H. L. B. MacLees home with 12 members and three guests. Guests included Miss Mary Anderson Parker Pa and Mrs. Lil Man Johnson Bradenton Fla. The Witherspoon Circle hosted Mrs. Russell Briggs as hostess. Programs covered India topics, devotions, and plans for a church rummage sale and a November meeting at East Frederick street. Other circles highlighted bazaars and canning drives with members urged to bring canned goods. Local members and visitors from various cities attended, including Vassar Alumnae and guests from Atlanta and Pasadena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Circle
Covenant Circle
H. L. B. MacLees
East South Street
J. Fred Kinley
J. Donald Watson
Mary Anderson
Parker, Pa
Lil- Man Johnson
Bradenton
Fla
Glenn Steadman
Association
Charles Gilbert
Kinley
India
Watson
Robert A. Ott Sr
East Frederick Street
Witherspoon
Russell Briggs
West
Congress Street
Women's Association
Kirby Page
Thomas Russell
Robert Grice
Bazaar Fish Pond
J. H. Patterson
C. M. Howard
Mainpuri
Merrill Lillie
J. B. Patterson
Grice
Westminster Circle
Presbyterian Women's Association
West Pleasant Street
Ralph Bailey
Florence Amy
Titusville
Cambridge Springs
Alfred J. Morrison
Hilda Wernher
Adele McCray
Morrison
Eana Wallace
Plan Rummage Sale At Presbyterian Church
The Presbyterian Women's Association will hold its annual fall rummage sale tomorrow and Friday in the church basement. Sale hours are 9 p.m. to p.m. both days. The public is invited to attend and donations may be arranged with Mrs. John Kennedy, Mrs. J. Fred Kinley, or Mrs. L. M. Douglas before tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Women’s Association
John Kennedy
J. Fred Kinley
L. M. Douglas
Stork Shower Honors Mrs. E. Craig Moore at Home
Theodore Amoroso entertained at a stork shower for his sister Mrs. E. Craig Moore at 102 West Church Street. Hostesses were Mrs. Jack Proper and Miss Barbara Taylor. Twenty two guests attended with out of town visitors from Waterford Spring Creek and Bear Lake. Prizes were awarded to several guests and stork themed decor topped the refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eneodore Amoroso Engers
E. Craig Moore
West Church Street
Jack Proper
Barbara ‘Taylor
Tony Catallu
Joseph Amoroso
Carl Kuffer
Marvin Millspaw
Rudolph Katulich
Marilyn Kuffer
Philip Amoroso
Kuffer
Waterford
Gerald Whaley
Betty Greeley
Spring Creek
Weston Taylor
Bear Lake
EUB Ladies Aid Party Held At Humes Home
Twelve members and four guests attended the Evangelical United Brethren Church Ladies Aid event at the home of Mrs. Glenn Humes on West Smith Street. The Halloween masquerade included a social, fortune telling, and refreshments of hot donuts and coffee. The group will gather for a November 2 business session at an announced location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
The
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Glenn Humes
West Smith Street
Gertrude Grover
Aid
Daughters Born to Corry and Erie Families
A daughter, Janet Carol, born Friday to Mr and Mrs Jerrold Lansiberry of Erie. Mr and Mrs Larsberry, former Corry residents, welcomed a daughter yesterday at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Lionel Jaggs of R B 1 Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Corry Memorial Hospital
Lionel Jaggs
Columbus
Janet Carol
Jerrold Lansiberry
Erie
Mrs
Larsberry
Corry
Exchange Teacher Addresses Local Group
Miss Josie Ovurman of London lectured Corry Area Teachers Association last evening at Columbus Community Church. Guests Miss Sturman Miss Kimmel Sbaugh Harborcreek Miss Mary Anderson Parker Pa and Mrs Carl Stump attended as former members. Sturman spoke on England's educational program aided by slides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josie Ovurman
London
Enigind
Lawrence Park
Ubruty
Corry Area
Teachers Association
Coumbus Community Church
Ladies Aid
Sturman
Kimmel Sbaugh
Harborcrerk
Mary Anderson
Parker, Pa
Carl Stump
Association
Stivman
England
Stanburn School
Navy Mothers Attend Meadville Club Dinner
Members of the Corry Navy Mothers Club joined Meadville for a Monday dinner meeting at their club. A flank steak dinner with harvest season decorations followed by games and entertainment. Attendees from Corry included Mrs. Wendell Shields and others listed. Next regular Corry meeting set for November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Navy Mothers Club
Meadville
Wendell Shields
My Royal Messenger
Harvey Loveland
Merrill Lillie
Flossisle Reynolds
Nathan Reynolds
Mayme Mitchell
Good Friends Club Meets at Mrs McGraw Home
The Good Friends Club met last evening at Mrs. Martin McGraw's Sherman Street home. They played 500 with prizes won by Mrs. Earl Munn and Mrs. George Wood. After refreshments the group drew names for a Christmas gift exchange and planned the next meeting for November 2 at Mrs. Wood's R. D. 3 residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Friends Club
Martin McGraw
Sherman Street
Earl Munn
George Wood
Wood
R. D
Bracken Hosts Bridge Club at North Center Street
Mrs. Charles H. Bracken entertained her bridge club last evening at her North Center Street home with two tables in play. Prize winners were Mrs. John Fenstermather, the hostess, and Mrs. William Gumbleton. Mrs. O. W. Bracken Jr will host the group in two weeks and light refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Bracken
North Center Street
John Fenstermather
William Gumbleton
O. W. Bracken Jr
Club Social Gatherings at Hotel Corry Hosts Mrs Bracken
A local bridge club met Monday afternoon at the Hotel Corry with Miss Elizabeth Rogers as a guest. Mrs W Bracken Sr entertained afterward for the regular contract game with two tables. Mrs Langdon Rowe and the hostess were the award winners. In two weeks the children will meet with Mrs Harmon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel
Corry
Elizabeth Rogers
W. Bracken Sr
H. Langdon Rowe
B. H. Harmon
Neighborhood Club Honors Miss Myrtie Akam
The Neighborhood Club hosted a meeting at Mrs. Limon Ottaway’s home on West Smith Street last evening. Mrs. Martha Pettit of Bradford attended as a guest and Myrtie Akam received a birthday gift. Bingo and light refreshments followed before the club adjourned for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Limon Ottaway
West Smith Street
Martha Pettit
Bradford
Evo
Ay Myrtie Akam
Bingo
Fahid Williams
William Haenel
Wheelock 4-H Club Holds Masquerade Meeting
Wheelock 4 H Agricultural Club met at leader John Krasa home for a masquerade party. William Urich of Erie showed films of the capitol and Abbott and Costello. In business session President James Krasa led with the pledge. three boys were chosen to attend the Kiwanis dinner in Erie Tuesday at the Tower Room, Boston Store: John Reyda, James Babcock, Charles Van Tassel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheelock 4-H Club
Wheelock 4-H Agricultural Club
John Krasa
William Urich
Erie
Capitol Building
Washington, D. C
James Krasa
Tower Room
Boston
John Reyda
James Babcock
Charles van- Tassel
Interesting Speaker At Rotary Club Meeting
The Rotary Club at Hotel Corry heard Robert A Keim of Erie discuss securities and wealth shifts and how elections influence markets. New members Paul A Bowe and Bruce Olds received Rotary pins and booklets. Edinboro visit planned for a Cambridge Spyres Club meeting next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel
Corry
Robert A Keim
Erie
Charles H. Bracken
Kelut
Paul A Bowe
Bruce Olds
W. A. Louby
Cambridge Spyres Club
Culbertson Hills
Edinboro
JL. Lenton
Sorority Plans Initiation Dinner At Hotel Corry
Epsilon Phi chapter of Beta Sigma Phi outlines formal initiation dinner for rushees. Event set Thursday at Hotel Corry with later home ceremonies hosted by Mrs. Robert Curtis. President Mrs. Thomas Plovotts led meeting. program drawn from Beauty focusing on adornment and jewelry history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epsilon Phi Shapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Corry
Robert Curtis
Thomas Plovotts
Fred Raymond
Aust Smith Street
Pivots
Evland Harvey
Raymond
Sted
Frank Wise
Br~ Test Simmonsen
Columbus
Donglus Rozelle Jr
Rebekah Lodge Members Vote to Aid Chamber Programs
The Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge met at the IOOF Hall to hear Mrs. Harvey Loveland report on the Oil City convention. Mrs. Clarence Cox presided as noble grand and members agreed to cooperate with the Chamber of Commerce in the upcoming tricks or treats program. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Cox Mrs. Howard Loveland and Mrs. Merle Akam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Oil City
Harvey Loveland
Clarence Cox
Noble Grand
Chamber of Commerce
Cox
Howard Loveland
Merle Akam
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Ackets
Ee Society
Marie Zafiropulos
Mott
Street
Poughkeepsie
Vassar Alumnae Council
Ina Austin
Maple Avenue
Finger Lakes
New England States
Pittsburgh
Wells
Fred Barton
E. C. Barnes
Frank Lock
Canada
Hyde Park
West Point
N.Y
J. R. Clair
Hancock
Clair
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
E. W. Feldt
William Cornthwaite
Bristol
Mary
Pasadena
Calif
Harriet L. Myers
Wayne Street
EUB
Humes Home
Helen
Poplin
Duxkin
Katherine
Navy
Chevrolet
Thomas Motors OF
Hotel Corry
Miss Myrtie Akam
REX Theatre
Laramie
Jaghkoley
Wwite Joyce MacKenzie Barton Maclane
Jack Rawkins
Meerdink
General Electric
House OF Furniture
Center Street
Rebekah Lodge
Chapin
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