Rehoboth Class Halloween Party At Church Basemen
Twenty six members of the Rehoboth Sunday School Class of the Evangelical United Brethren Church gathered in the church basement for a Halloween party. Prizes went to Lyle Wilcox for most original and Mrs Lawrence Nichols for prettiest. A variety of games, snacks, and drinks were provided. The group, with Gerald Bagley and others on the committee, planned a friendship circle and prayer led by Rev Ray Harris. Delmar Lundeen chaired a brief business meeting that approved purchasing a typewriter for church work. Jerrold Lansberry offered a closing prayer. Arrangements for the November meeting will be announced soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rehoboth
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Lyle Wilcox
Lawrence Nichols
Ger
Ald Bagley
Bay*Beagle
Arthur Storer
Gerald Bagley
Cirete
Ray Harris
Delmar Lundeen
Ypo
Jerrold Lansberry
Olive Let
Harmonsburg
B. A. Lee
BR. D. 3
Raymond Blynt
Robert McClintock
Baltimore
Stearns
Ralph Risk
Swarte Company
Harold Howard
Detroit
Mich
Findley Lake
Raymund Buchoiner
Patrick
East South Strad
Frewsburg
East Smith
Sem J. Irvine
West Wayne
Street
Hamob Hospital
Erie
Shower
Raymond
Edgar Deissler
Ray J. Stateman, Jr
Essex Sweet
Allstar
Idaho
Stutman
Seastead Avas
Ray J. Stutuman
Spartansburg
California
Berih Dahl
Edward J. Meyer Memorial Hospital School of Nursing
Buffalo
Blof Dahl
Bas Pleasant Street
Leslie Alan Wesleyville
Aker Sarenuts
Dan Culver
West Wayne Steel
Raymond B. Seastead
West Church Street
Cuyahoga Falls
John Seastead
D. Armour Hillstrom
A. Hillstrom
Tatter
Christine
Charles Rauscher
West Pleasant Street
Syracuse
Thousand Stands
Canada
Jack Lindsley
Tnmorrow
Whidbey Island
Wash
Frank Grice
East Main Street
Primds
Osri B. Hinman
Maple Avenue
Leir
Waller Pauly
Philip Houck
Shirley Hinman
Kenmore Hi-Worth
Buffalo Bills
Baltimore Orioles
Donald Pike
San Francisco
Calif
Grace Pike
West Pie
Ant Street
Lester Lewis
Roy Swart
Ralphtauiley
Perry Darrow
Ray Rider
Suraacuse
N. Y
Emma Hoover
Warren
B. S Farrington
Garl Benton
North Center Street
Henton
Hoover
Hallowe'en Teen Town party draws 175 at State Armory
The Hallowe en party at the State Armory hosted by Teen Town and guests attracted 175 youths, including 128 members with one new member added. Grand march led by Mrs. Charles Stewart and Mrs. C A Mountain opened the evening, followed by costume judging won by Miss Mary Alice Eder for prettiest and Miss Dorothy Wallace for second. Prizes were awarded for funniest original and impersonations, refreshments, and games with prizes. The event closed with group singing to a moving picture reel. thanks extended to organizers and helpers including Clarence Hid Ann Baressi Mrs Campden Ruffner and Dr T S Kelsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe'en
State Armory
Teen Town
Dew
Charles Stewart
C. A. Mountain
Mary Alice’Eder
Dorothy Wallace
Byron. Crowell
John Parsons
Mary Sue Williams
Barbara Hermon
Blaine Rossin
Ted May
Patricia Hunt
James Kelsey
Sally Dickinson
Robert Scott
Orst
Rhea Blatt
Stewart
Mountain
T. 5S. Kelsey
Leslie Wells
Clyde W. Shotaburger
Mrs. Raymond Seastead Honored At Shower
Local social page notes a bridal shower for Mrs. Raymond Seastead. The item lists many weekend travels and visits by residents, with attendees at the event and other family movements including weddings and journeys to various cities for games and gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Seastead
Young People Meet At Episcopal Church Erie District
Plans by the Undercroft Club of Emmanuel Episcopal Church to entertain the Erie District Episcopal youth on the last Sunday in November the 28th include worship, business, religious films, a recreation period and buffet supper. Seventy five youths aged 12 to 25 and leaders will attend with Rev. Joseph R. Clair as rector and Merrill Lillie Ramsey Rogers and Jerome Davis as advisors. Committee members include Rose Marie Davis Doris Lillie Mary Elizabeth Clair Mary Elizabeth Shotabarger Audrey Sheldon Nancy Neylon Nancy Moore James Bensinger and Ralph Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
Undercroft Club
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Episcopal
Erie
Joseph R. Clair
Merrill Lillie
Ramsey Rogers
Jerome Davis
Rose Marie Davis
Doris Lillie
Mary Elizabeth Clair
Mary Elizabeth Shotabarger
Audrey Sheldon
Nancy Neylon
Nancy Moore
James Bensinger
Ralph Davis
Robin Hood Marionette Show At Local High School
The Warndell Marionettes presented the Robin Hood program to a fair sized audience Friday evening in the Corry Senior High School auditorium as part of the Lyceum Course. Directed by Brinley A Williams Jr the two act performance featured Robin Hood Friar Tuck Little John and an archery match led by the sheriff. After the show Mr Williams explained marionettes versus puppets and how strings control the figures. The Scottish Highlanders are slated to perform on Friday November 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robin Hood
Corry Senior High School
Lyceum
Warndell
Brinley ‘A. Willsms, Jr
Sherwood Forest
Friar ‘Tuck
Robin
Little John
Mr. Williams
Fairview P T A Teas and Amateur Show Planned
The Fairview School P T A will sponsor a tea and an amateur show on Wednesday evening November 17 at the Senior High School auditorium. The program begins at 7 30 PM with an all children and local talent. Prizes will be awarded by audience applause. Tickets go on sale November 1 from P T A members or fourth graders. A fourth grade student selling the most tickets wins a prize. Proceeds benefit a movie projector fund for school use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview P.T.A
Fairview School P. T. A
W. Bracken
Italy
P.T. A
Russell Cassett
Treasury
Welfare Organization Plans Rummage Sale
Ten members of the Corry Welfare Organization met at the East Washington street home of Mrs. Eugene Davis. Co chairs Mrs. Henry Bill and Mrs. Bert Welden planned a rummage sale for November 1 and 13 to fund welfare work, with Mrs. E. C. Bates presiding. The group adjourned to meet again November 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Welfare Organization
East Washington Street
Eugene Davis
Henry Bill
Bert Welden
E. C. Bates
Ineel
Beaverdam School Holds Halloween Party
Beaverdam School children in grades four to eight enjoyed a Halloween party in the school yard under teacher Mrs. Catherine Crowell. Activities included games, stunts, a parade, and costume prizes won by Louise Dailey Barbara Williams Gary Weaver and Judy Akam. Refreshments of cider doughnuts and candy were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverdam
Catherine Crowell
Louise Dailey
Barbara Williams
Gary Weaver
Judy Akam
Silver Links Class Tureen Supper Hosts Enjoyable Evening
The Silver Dinky Sunday School Class and their families gathered at Mrs. Rosa Westley's home on Worth Street for dinner and a social period. A future meeting date is tentatively set for the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gangelical United Brethren Church
Rosa Westley
Worth Street
Birthday Club party honors Mrs McCray and Burton
A Birthday Club meeting at the West Waypie home of Mrs T H Stenman drew thirteen members. Mrs Harry Burton and Mrs McCray earned top prizes and Burton won the due prize. A salad course birthday cake tea were served and gifts given to the honorees. On November 10 Mrs Burton of West Frederick Sheet Will entertain in honor of Mrs Filed Herel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawyerlce McCray
Birthday Club
West Waypie
T. H. Stenman
Bince
Harry Burton
McCray
Burton
Yes
West Frederick Sheet
Inquisitors' Club Masquerade at Raymond Mfg
Members of the Inquisitors' Club at Raymond Mfg Company and guests held a Halloween masquerade dance on Friday evening at 10 o'clock to live music by Clyde Goodwill and Wil Orchestra. Fifty couples attended and Edwitt Cole won best man's costume while Mrs Albertc Seehriest won best woman costume. Judges included Roy Heed Waller Bertram Russell Cassett and William Haenel. The TV was reported as most enjoyable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inquisitors
Raymond Mfg
Hallowe'en
Clyde Goodwill
Wil
Edwitt Cole
Albertc Seehriest
Roy Heed
Waller Bertram
Russell Cassett
William Haenel
Manley Robbins Sr Honored At Birthday Dinner
Manley Robbins Sr was pleasantly surprised at a birthday dinner hosted by his daughter in law Mrs Manley Robbins Sr of East Main Street. Nine relatives attended a Quack dinner with autumn colors. He was presented with gifts as a social period followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manley Robbins
Mannsy Robbins
Iis
East Main Street
Robbhis
Wat South hostess at Halloween party for 45 youths
Miss Hetty Taylor of Wat South gleeel was hostess at a Halloween party at her home. About 45 boys and girls attended. At 7 pm Mrs Owen Taylor served a dinner of doughnuts and butter. Prizes went to Nestor Aymong and Jerry Slaughter for games while dancing followed. The article notes a nearby signaling voice in the 30,000 cycle band overhead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Taylor
Hetty Taylor
Wat South Gleeel
6 Fm
Hallowe'en
Owen Taylor
Such Ultler
Nestor Aymong
Jerry Slaughter
Wasigo peLog
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TM Holt
Greer Garson
Walter Pidgeon
Lisbeth Taylor
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Denier
Bruce
Lewis Stormes
Dorothy J. Stormes
Charles Stormes
West Irving Street
Edward L. Lewis
Robert Lewis
Higin
Edwin F. Armitage
Spartansboro
Shirley Moyer
Columbus
Chester Redlecht
Elgin
Lewis Hestman
Stormes
Niagara Falls
West Trving Street
Lewis
F. W.woolworth Company
Navy
General Electric Company
Brie
Aroud
Mir
Reymond Brown
Rideway
B. J Borrone
Helen
Kugp
Lingesto
Pizor Insurance Agency
Frederick BL. Corry, Pa
Page & Nichols
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