Mrs. Russell Bemis Honored at Stork Shower Party
Hostess Mrs. Whiler DeShaner welcomed 11 guests at a stork shower near Waltsburg Saturday night for her niece Mrs. Russell Bemis. Prizes went to Mrs. Frank Bayle, Mrs. Duanet Bemis, and Mrs. Merton Bemis. refreshments included sandwiches, doughnuts, pickles, cheese and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Bemis
Whiler DeShaner
Waltsburg
Frank Bayle
Duanet Bemis
Merton Bemis
Bemis
Family Birthday Dinner At Hulings Home
A Sunday family dinner at Mr. and Mrs. Warren Hulings Delaware street home honored Warren Hulings and son Harold. Five relatives attended a social period and included guests Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Merrill, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dause, and Mr. and Mrs. Lashure of Union City. The honored guests received many fine gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulings
Delaware Street
Warren Hulings
Red Cross Field Director Addresses Kiwanis Club Meeting
Lyle W. Foster field director of the American Red Cross spoke to the Kiwanis Club, recounting 16 years of service including 23 foreign postings and recent return from Alaska. He described morale work for troops, wartime experiences as a prisoner, and the Red Cross role in home-front problems. Other members and residents were noted with upcoming events and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Kiwanis Club
Lyle W. Foster
American Red Crass
Foster
Alaska
Ivolves
Nelson Thompson
George Dell
OU City
Eddie Allen
Jamestown
Joanne Clabbatt
H. Lynn Rice
Cubbing Pow Wow At Edinboro Set For November 4
The Washington Trail Council of the Boy Scouts announces that all reservations for the Blue and Gold banquet at the Pow Wow on Saturday November 4 must be in the Grie Scout office by Saturday October 28. Held at Edinboro State Teachers College the annual event trains leaders in cubbing methods to take back to dens and packs. The committee includes Jack Moore chair Ken Halsover Blaine Shunk David Gensheimer John Davison Ken Bankoske A Mays Dr John Van Laningham Gus Burgett E H Hazzard Luther Beighey Vic Mayer Bo Brown Lew Keyser Joe Andre Francis Holt Glen Beck Walter Seamens Charles Case and Herbert By. Six selections make up the Pow Wow handicraft games ceremonies administration midway and the Slue and gold dinner for which reservations close this Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinboro
Washington Trail Council
Boy Scouts of America
Edinboro State Teachers College
Jack Moore
Ken Halsover
Blaine Shunk
David Gensheimer
John Davison
Ken Bankoske
A. 0. Mays
John van Laningham
Gus Burgett
E. H. Hazzard
Luther Beighey
Vic Mayer
Bo Brown
Lew Keyser
Joe Andre
Francis Holt
Glen Beck
Sickler Kent Marriage Announced In Hagerstown 1950
Mrs Lois Sickler of Spring Creek announced the marriage of Vivian Kent of Johnsonburg to James H Sickler son of Mrs Sickler. The ceremony occurred in Hagerstown Maryland October 14 1950. Vivian Kent graduated Johnsonburg High School and trained at Philadelphia hospital and works at State Hospital North Warren. James H Sickler served six years in the Navy and reenlisted in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sickler-Kent
Lois Sickler
Spring Creek
Vivian Kent
Johnsonburg
James H. Sickler
Norfolk
Hagerstown
Johnsonburg High School
Philadelphia Hospital
State Hospital
North Warren
Corry High School
Sickler
Navy
B P W Club Dinner Meeting Includes Cards and Prizes
The B. P. W. Club served a ham dinner in their rooms before a social evening of cards. Committee chair Mrs. Milton Zaleneck led assistants Mrs. Kurb Leeds, Rosa McElroy, and Mrs. Lawrence Thomas. Six guests joined twenty-eight members. Canasta prizes went to Mrs. Delury, Mrs. Darwin, and Ralph Addison. bridge prize to Miss Dorothy Haskin. Next meeting set for November 13 with a business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. P. W. Club
Milton Zaleneck
Kurb Leeds
Rosa McElroy
Lawrence Thomas
Dorothy Haskins
Texas
Arthur Schneider
Buffalo
Ralph Jackson
Meadville
William Crane
Glenn Stearns
Dorothy Chelton
Corry
Canasta
Mary Delury
Bertha Darwin
Ralph Dadson
Dorothy Haskin
Certa-Vin Claim Heals Gas Trouble in Corry Man
A Corry man credits Certa-Vin with ending persistent stomach gas after meals. The advertisement promises rapid relief from bloating, says the formula contains ten herbs plus vitamins, and claims improved blood iron and stronger nerves. Available at Widmann & Tesh Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt
Certa-Vin — Widmann & Tesh Drug Store
Lindstrom 25th Wedding Anniversary Party
Mr and Mrs Fred Lindstrom of RD 1 Cony celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary with a Saturday evening party at home. Hosts were their children Mrs Oscar Vance Pauline Lindstrom and Martha Lindstrom. Relatives and out of town guests from Ashville Walts Flats Clymer and Cuming attended the social event with gifts and corsage for Mrs Lindstrom. A decorated refreshment table offered sandwiches cake ice cream and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Amniversary
Pary
Fred Lindstrom
RD. 1
Cony
Oscar Vance
Pauline Lindstrom
Martha Lindetton
Ashville
Walts Flats
Clymer
Cuming
Columbus Grange Plans Intergroup Visits and Installations
Columbus Grange leaders, led by Master David Curtis, planned intergroup visits with nearby units. Five members will travel to Chandisrs Valley Friday to install officers, and November 16th will see Columbus and Freehold Granges officers installed by Clark Beers at Lottsville. The group will conduct first and second degrees for Columbus and West Spring Creek on November 30. The meeting featured Memories of Columbus with Mrs. Vernelia Page Hoyt Robbins and Pinu Trisket. Afterward 35 attendees enjoyed sandwiches cookies and coffee. The next regular meeting is November 19 with a Halloween party for Stangers and friends on October 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Grange
David Curtis
Chandisrs Valley
Columbus
Freehold
Clark Beers
Lottsville
West Spring Creek
Vernelia Page
Hoyt Robbins
Pinu Trisket
Stangers
College Women's Club Hosts Guest Speaker on History
The College History Department's Mr. Beyer spoke on "The Maligned Muse" to the College Women's Club at Mrs. Harold A. Gilbert's West Church Street home. He urged greater emphasis on history to improve understanding of world affairs and culture. Mrs. Leland Johnston presided. 45 members attended with cake and coffee served afterward. The next meeting is November 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wever
Gannon College
College Women's Club
Beyer
Harold A. Gilbert
West Church Street
Leland Johnston
O.' W. Bracken
Mildred Alred
Maude Keefe Hosts Canasta Club Gathering
Mrs Maude Keefe hosted a Canasta Club session at her Mott Street home. Mrs Joseph Clark won the high score and will host the next meeting on November 6.
Rickerson Golden Wedding Anniversary Open House
The 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rickerson was honored with an open house in Hartfield on Saturday hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Frost. Attendees included Rickerson relatives from Frewsburg and nearby towns, with a mock 1900 wedding, movies, and a large wedding cake. More than 100 guests attended, bringing numerous fine gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rickerson
Roy Rickerson
Corry Vies
Hartfield
Elmer Frost
Mr. Rickerson
Scott Price
Ralph Rickerson
Frewsburg
Frank Gyring
Andrew Ober
Silver Links Class Hallowe'en Party
The Silver Links Bible Class at BULB, hosted by Mrs Westley, used a Hallowe en motif for their gathering with 26 members in attendance. Mrs Stella Reagie presided over a short business meeting before games as Mrs Barley Banks assisted with refreshments. The next meeting is November 17 with Mrs Guy Bennink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irs
Osm Westley
Sharch
Stella Reagie
Barley Banks
Guy Bennink
Nellie Albaugh Hosts N B Club Meeting at Snyder Circle
The N B Club gathered Monday evening at Mrs. Nellie Albaugh's Snyder Circle home with seven members and one guest, Mrs. Lloyd Thomas. Brief business preceded social hour. prizes went to Mrs. Crowell and Mrs. Rhodes for high scare and Mrs. Armough for wavelling pine bid. Hostess served Waldorf salad wafers and coffee. next meeting set for November 9 at an announced location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Albaugh
N. B
N. B. Club
Snyder Circle
Lloyd Thomas
Paul Crowell
Walter Rhodes
Armough
Presbyterian Church School Leaders Met
Presbyterian Church School Leaders met last evening at the East Pleasant street home of Mrs. D. Fred Kinley. All officers were re elected. The executive session was attended by 14 persons and Al Vanssens, superintendent, led the meeting. A dessert course was served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Donald Watson and Mrs. Rab. The grip will be entertained on the 27th at the home of Mrs. Douglas Rovelle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Clark
Meadville
George Clank
East Main Street
Raymond Barnes
Dayton
Barnes
T. J. Messinger
Columbus
Ora G. Brown
Ethelyn Chase
Erie
Lake Worth
Florida
B. Dempsey
Mary Dempsey
Mead Avenue
Jerome Needham
Maple Avenue
Mr. Needham
Clira Needham
Maude Flanian
Butfalo
Robert Hunt
South Center Street
Elizabethtown
Elsie Dianne
State Children's Hospital
Herrisburg
J. Fred Kinley
Fast Pleasant Street
Jamestown
Edgar Alexander
Robert
Tom
Akron
M.A. Alexander
Blof Dahl
Parle McCray
Gus Larsen
Pittsburgh
O.R. Schneider
Har~ard
Unichsville
Ohio
Merle McIntyre
Noril Center Street
Richard Schneider
West Main Street
H. R. Briggs
Spartansburo
McIntyre
Presbyterian Church School
East Pleasant Street
D. Fred Kinley
al Vanssens
Donald Watson
Rab
Douglas Rovelle
Newly Wed Richard Nelson Honored by First Baptist
Mr and Mrs Richard Nelson were honored at an evening party by the First Baptist Church congregation. The event at the church featured games directed by Miss Lucille Kimmy for about 30 attendees. The couple received a fruit set and a dish set from the Young People's Society with refreshments of ice cream tea and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Nelson
Firs Baptist Church
Lucille Kimmy
Young People's Society
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Bya
Tag Har
Spec
Remington
Barney
Inet
Chas. J. Dirks
N. Center Corry
Lindstrom
College Women’s Club
Focal Coast
Mott Street
Maude Keefe
Joseph Clark
Coats
THE
Folk
Presbyterian Church
Helen
Togster
McKettrick
Merrimack
Chapin
Cagis
Poesia
Mvone
BETTS
Puritan
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