Lutheran Sunday School Party Held For Primary Department
St Pauls Lutheran Church Sunday School held a Halloween party for the primary department Saturday from 3 to 5 p.m. Lively games engaged the children in costume while refreshments including chocolate milk and Halloween cookies were served. The affair was organized by Mrs. Charles Williams Mrs. Robert Clark Mrs. Gus Eder Mrs. Everett Elmquist Miss Phyllis Eder Mrs. Merritt Hunt and Mrs. John Street.
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St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Charles Wiliams
Robert Glark
Gus Eder
Everett Elmauist
Phyllis Eder
Merrit Hunt
John Street
Jolly Eight Club Meets at Mrs Gates Home
The Jolly Eight Club met yesterday at Mrs Ralph Gates home for their regular gathering. Vard awards for the SOC game went to Mrs C A Piet and Mrs He D Faupine. Hostess served pumpkin pie with ice cream and coffee. Mrs Haupin to host next meeting on November 14.
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Jolly Eight Club
Ralph Gates
C. A. Piet
He 'D. Faupine
PTA and school leaders hold community meeting on citizenship
A PTA gathering opened with prayer led by Miss Ann Barresi to discuss whether Corey schools provide adequate citizenship training. Dr. Lawrence Douglas moderated a six member panel including Harold Wolfe and Miss Alice Armitage. The session featured Q A, business, and an awards moment for Mrs. Anderson’s room.
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Lucalute
Ann Baressi
Corey
Lawrence Douglas
Harold Wolfe
Hih
Alice Armitage
Allen Canfield
Robert Tunnel
PYA Cornell
Helen Jones
Elmer Ortner
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Lawrence Davison
PTA
Lawrence Anderson
Norman Tarbell
Frank Anthony
Ruth Dahlstrand
Epsilon Phi Plans Bake Sale and Events
Epsilon Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi discussed a bake sale for November 15 at a meeting hosted by Mrs. Evland Harvey. Initiation for rushees set for November 6, with location TBA. The group voted $6 to the Community Chest and planned a Halloween mass avverade at Nichols Lodge Mead Park.
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Epsilon Phi
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Evland Harvey
Worth Center Street
Framk Wise
Community Chest
Nichols Lodge
Mead Park
Jock Dempsey
Frank Laurie
Columbus Ladies Aid Bazaar Plans Next Week
Columbus Ladies Aid announces a church basement bazaar and supper next week at Columbus Community Church. The bazaar runs Wednesday and Thursday afternoons and evenings with dinner Thursday at 5 30. No advance tickets. Dinner chairpersons are Mrs. Paul Triskel with assistants Mrs. Lottie McGuire Mrs. Perry Mead and Mrs. Frank Betts. Bazaar chairs include Mrs. Andrew Christensen for baked goods Mrs. Reynold Hamilton for fancywork Mrs. Harold Jaquith for white elephant Rev. Bradley Lines and Mrs. Albert Sandburg for fish pond.
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Ene Mubuc
Avia Oy
Columbus Ladies Aid
Columbus Community Church
Paul Triskel
Lottie McGuire
Perry Mead
Frank Betts
Bazaar
Andrew Christensen
Reynold Hamilton
Harold Jaquith
Bradley Lines
Albert Sandburg
Bonding Executive W N Wilson Speaks at Rotary Meeting
W N Wilson of Erie affiliated with Surety Bonding Company was the guest speaker at the Rotary Club Jest evening at the Hotel Gorey. He led a Q A session after his talk. Charles H Case of Harborcreek attended as a guest. Bernard Burns led group singing with William Leyby.
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Rotary Club
W.N. Wilson
Erie
Surety Bonding Company
Gorey
Bernard Burns
William Leyby
Brownie Troop 113 Holds Special Program At School
A special program was held yesterday at the Junior High School for Brownie Troop No. 113. Miss Rosemarie Jenkins from Erie served as field director and presented four motion pictures about Brownie troops in observance of Scout Week. Mrs. Paul Auer attended as a guest, and refreshments were served to the Brownies by Mrs. Kurt Leeds and Mrs. John Freno.
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Brownie
Rosemarie Jenkins
Erie
Paul Auer
Kurt Leeds
John Freno
Junior Hi Cub Pack Halloween Party
Junior High School hosted a Halloween party for Cub Pack 181 with dens presenting entertaining acts for parents and friends. Prizes went to Thomas Hutzelman for fanciest costume, Thomas Joyer for cleverest, and James Crogcul for most original. achievement pins awarded to multiple scouts. Refreshments of cider and doughnuts followed the program.
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Thomas Hutzelman
Thomas Joyer
James Crogcul
Bobeal
Robert Bowles
Robert Bracken
Ras- Selils Brown
Edward Fensermacher
Thomas Joyce
William Keppel
James Olson
Robert Servets
Walter Bow
Lerty
Gary Langhurst
Mithas Lewis
Pat Rynd
Harrison Cole
John Kelsey
Richara Johnson
William Clark
Gay Anthony
KennethSentt
den Na
Halloween Party At Salvation Army At The Citadel
A Sunday School Halloween party drew over 100 attendees at the Salvation Army citadel last night with awards to Miss Margaret Perry and Miss Susan Satterlee for f unniest costumes and Miss Kabhy Buetikofer for prettiest. Teachers served nuts late. The Torch Bearers Class hosted a second party on Monday evening for 11 guests from Sharon including Capt Theron Obitz who previously headed the local citadel.
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Salvation Army
The
Citadel
Margaret Perry
Susan Satterlee
Kabhy Buetikofer
Sharon
Theron Obitz
Merlin Gaskell
Out Of Town Visitors Honored At Party
Mr and Mrs Floyd Dougherty of R D 4 entertained for Mr and Mrs Gerald Fisk of My Cajo Galif at their home. Those present included Mrs Susie Fisk and daughter Millie of Union City and several couples from Wrightsville New Richmond Pittsburoh. Mrs Fisk of Union City showed travel films from Wyoming and Colorado. Mr and Mrs Fisk will return to El Cajon after a month long visit with Mrs Jessie and Mrs Dougherty.
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Floyd Dougherty
R. D
Gerald Fisk
My Cajo
Galif
Susie Fisk
Millie
Union City
Victor Pearson
Wrightsville
Howard Amy
New Richmond
Sayre Amy
Lee Moore
Pittsburoh
Fisk
Wyoming
Colorado
Mrs Barach Hosts Beth Israel Sisterhood Meeting
Mrs Harry Barach entertained the Beth Israel Sisterhood at her home on Monday evening with dinner at six and a routine business meeting led by Mrs Arthur Coney. Guests included Mrs Paula Michael visiting from Australia and Miss Lens Cohen who gave the invocation. Mrs Jack Sth! will host the next regular meeting. An average acre of sugar beets yields 3500 pounds of granulated sugar.
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Smuny Sprayi UN
Beth Israel Sisterhood
Paula. Michael
Fom
Australia
Lens Cohen
Arthur Coney
Jack Sth
Hospitality Club Elects Officers
The Hospitality Club elected Charles C. Erwin general chairman at the Garden Room VFW meeting. Leslie Wells named secretary and Merrill O. Lillie treasurer. Past chairman L. M. Douglas introduced two new members, Mrs. Luddy and Mrs. Ede, with Cleo Haight chairing the month. A button collection by Mrs. Swanson Sr featured origins and stories of many buttons from around the world. Refreshments of homemade cookies tea and coffee followed.
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Whese
Charles C. Erwin
Hospitality Club
VFW
Leslie Wells
Mra
Merrill O. Lillie
L. M. Douglas
Charles Luddy
Gus Ede
Cleo Haight
Theodore Swanson Sr
Wille
Alpha Gradale Halloween Party and Bake Sale Plans
Alpha Gradale Sorority met at the home of Miss Joyce Mitchell for a Halloween party with devotions by Mrs. Harley Reed and Miss Wilma Ingram. Final bake sale plans were made for Stewart Hat Shop on November 11, with Mary Helen Curtis as general chairman and Madelyn Williams as advertising chairman.
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Alpha Gradale Sorority
Joyce Mitchell
Harley Reed
Wilma Ingram
Stewart Hat
Mary Helen Curtis
Madelyn Williams
Lucille Beckwith
Sally Berthous
William, Chiricuzio
Homer White
Macet
Jackman-Petrucci Wedding Announced At Ellwood City
Miss Ger side Petrucci, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Michiach Petrucci of Ellwood City, wed Jackman of Swrnsburg in a double ring ceremony at Bell Memorial Prestylerigny Church Ellwood City. Rev William Stafford Scott officiated. Matron of honor My Cart McHattie wore gold suit with pink corsage. best man Mr McHattie. Reception followed at bride’s home. After brief trip they will live on East Main Street. Bride a Lincoln High School graduate, formerly with Aero Supply Mfg Co. Spartanborough Consolidated School alum.
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Jackman-Petruc
William Stafford Scott
Narriane
Gerside Petrucci
Michiach
McHattie
Badell
Jackman
Jaeophine Wise
Gladys Dueflag
East Main
Iet
Lincoln High School
Ellweed City
Aero Supply Mfg. Co
Spartansboro Consolidated School
Aero Plant
Birthday Party for Miss Janice Lynn McCray
Miss Janice Lynn McCray celebrated her birthday with a party hosted by Mrs. Philip McCray at 37 East Cote sross. About twelve children attended from 3:30 to 4:30 PM, with games and prizes won by Sandra Brown Paula Meerdinie and Linda Holt. See Halloween decor and refreshments including digs, potato chips, cake and ice cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice Lynn McCray
Philip McCray
East Cote Sross Ahreef
Fay
Janice Lynn
Sandra Brown
Paula Meerdinie
Linda Holt
McCray
Poxgy Bee Querreveld
Clymer
Sher
Wayde
Raymond Root
Dancing Students Party Held For Preschoolers And Parents
Mrs. Norman Tarbell hosted a party yesterday for 36 pre school dancing students and their parents from 2 to 830 pm in the dancing rooms over Murphys. Children arrived in costume and received a treat. An am musical chairs game was won by Linda VanGnuilder and dinner contests were enjoyed. The party ended after the regular class work.
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Norman Tarbell
Murphy's
Postume
Linda VanGnuilder
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