Silver Tea Fetes Mrs Tracy W Whitehead Hostess
Fifteen members of the W. 3, 0.8. Circle No. 3 of the Methodist Shiarrah met at the East Pleasant street home of Mrs Tracy W Whitehead for a silver tea session. Mrs OL A Mountain, president, led the routine business and a dinner for the combined meeting of three circles was planned. A musical program featured vocal solos by Miss Jean Marie Johnston and Jack Whitehead, with piano accompaniment by Miss Janice Johnston. Miss Blakeslee shared travels in the Near East, and relatives visiting from Erie and other towns were noted attending events and weddings in the area. The event raised funds for the treasury and the next session was announced for Oktober 5th at a to-be-announced location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Whitehead
East Pleasant Street
Tracy W. Whitehead
OL A. Mountain
Jerome Keri
Irving Berlin
Jean Marie Johnston
Schubert
Gitlez
Jack Whitehead
Nevin
Romberg
Miss Johnston
Mr. White
Ead
Janice Johnston
Ralph Blakeslee
Spartansburg
Near East
Blakeslee
Whitehead
Fred York
Willis Brown
Treasury
Miss Joanne Wate Weds William McEllan in Union City
Miss Joanne Miriam Wate daughter of Mr and Mrs Neckers married William McEllan of Union City. The ceremony was at 2 PM Monday at the Evangelical United Brethren Church parsonage in Union City followed by a reception at the bride’s parents’ home. Guests came from Clymer Sherman Union City Saegertown Corry and Allegany New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joanne Wate
William McEllan
Joanne Miriam Wate
Neckers
Union City
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Clymer
Sherman
Saegertown
Corry
Allegany
N.Y
Betty Peterson Weds Witold Szymecki at Findley Lake Church
Miss Betty Ann Peterson daughter of Mr and Mrs Merle J Peterson Findley Lake and Witold Szymecki son of Mr and Mrs Marcel Szymecki Sr Erie were married Saturday at the Evangelical United Brethren Church Findley Lake in a candlelight ceremony. Rev Paul Hunter officiated as guests heard music by Mary TenHagen and Marilyn TenHagen. The bride wore a white marquisette over satin gown and long train with red bodice and veil, and carried red roses with an orchid. After a reception for 150 at the Peterson home the couple left for a week in Canada and Toronto Fair before settling in a new trailer on Shannow road Weslmay [likely Weslby] after September 7. The couple will reside in Erie area with Szymecki employed at Hammermill Paper Co and the bride at General Electric in Erie. Guests from Dunkirk, Sherman, Clymer, Derby, Corry, North East and Erie attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Peterson
Betty Ann Peterson
Merle J. Peterson
Findley Dake
Witold Seymecki
Marcel Saymecki
Erie
Evangelical United. Brethren Church
Findley Lake
Paul»Hunter
Mary TenHagen
Marilyn ‘TenHagen
Rose Mary Williams
Marcel Szymecki, Jr
Mahlon Hubbard
Clymer
Boyd Doxtader
Finley Lake
Peterson
Edward Dockney
Canada
Toronto
Shannow Road
Wes Jeyville
Szymecki
Clymer Central High Scholol
General Electric
East High School
Hammermill Paper Co
Dunkirk
Sherman
Derby
Corry
North East
Verona
Pottersdale
Titusville
Gorain
Oakandl
Calls
New Era Club Picnic Held After Meeting
The New Era Club of the Presbyterian Ghixoh held a picnic at Mead Park after a meeting at the Hall. Mrs Arthur Cochrai presided as chair and the group adjourned to Mrs Mar olds Sweet ontrae Way for a brief business and social session. The next gathering plans were not clearly stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Era Club
New Era ‘Club
Presby
Ferium Ghixoh
Mead Fark
Arthur ¥. Cochrai
Ueat
Tolr
Anid
Mra Mar
Old Sweet
Tories
Denby Gill
Howell Duplicate Bridge Event At American Legion
Sev en couples competed in a Howell game at the American Legion home last evening. Kinley duo won first with 74 points, Hughes Ott pair second with 66, and Lang Rowe group third with 64. Bracken accepting reservations for September 13 play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Howell
J. Fred Kinley
James Hughes
Robert A. Ott
W. Jones
H. Langdon Rowe
C. W. Bracken
Davis Hosts Friends for Bridge Evening
Mr and Mrs H J Davis entertained a group of friends Wednesday evening on West Congress Street. Three tables of contract bridge were in play. prizes were renewed by Mrs John Blatt Bruce Sweet Mrs Sweet and Robert Ott Sr. Guests included Mr and Mrs Sweet of Buffalo Mr and Mrs William Blatt of Pittsburgh Mr and Mrs Harold Powell Mr and Mrs John A Blatt and Mr and Mrs Olirom. A delicious salad course was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horne J. Doyle
West Congress Street
John Blatt
Bruce Sweet
Sweet
Robert Ott
Buffalo
Williamy Blatt
Pittsburgh
Harold Powell
John A. Blatt
Olirom
City
Women of Aid Society Comforter for Needy Family
Ten members of the Women’s Aid Society of the Evangelical United Brethren Church tied a comforter for a local needy family yesterday afternoon at the North Center street home of vice president Mrs E Bush. Mrs Bush led devotions and President Mrs Guy Bennin conducted a brief meeting. The hostess served jello Ritz crackers cookies and coffee. An all day meeting is planned for September 22 with Mrs Rosa Westley on Worth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Skid Society
Women's Aid Society
Evangelical United Brethren Church
North Center Street
E. &. Bush
Bush
Guy Bennin
Rosa Westley
Worth Street
Bingo Club Meeting Hosted by Jillian Oltaney
Nine club members plus one guest, Mrs. Nellie Marts of Bradford, attended last evening. Hostess Jillian Oltaney from West Smith Street arranged refreshments of potato salad, rolls, pickles, doughnuts and coffee. Prizes were won by Mrs. Joseph Henlin and Mrs. Mary Stafford. date for next meeting is September Lithis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Marts
Bradford
Jillian Oltaney
West Smith Street
Joseph Henlin
Mary Stafford
Dorcas Class Party At Mead Park Farewells Noted
Dorcas Class held a social at Mead Park last evening with farewell gifts of lingerie for Mrs. A. Gray Stine who moves to Marion Ohio and Mrs. Howard Swanson who departs for Mt. Alto Pennsylvania. The next class meeting is September 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenny-Twl v
Dorcas
Mead Park
A. Gray Stine
Marion, O
Howard Swanson
Mt. Alto
Miss June Long Honored At Miscellaneous Shower
Miss June Long was honored at a miscellaneous bridal shower at her West Con Breve street home. Fourteen OC Murphy Co. store employees attended, with Miss Shirley Moyer and others presenting awards. Refreshments featured a pink and white theme, with gifts given to the honored guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mig June Lohr
Joseph Skales
Gertrude Wood
West Con Breve Street
OC. Murphy Go
Shirley Moyer
Miss Long
Aliee Roberts
Louise Migliacelo
Scavenger Hunt Enjoyed by El Gatito Club Members
A group from the El Gatito Club and four guests enjoyed an evening scavenger hunt hosted by Miss Lucille Malek of 123 West Smith Street. Guests included Miss Romaine McLaughlin of Warren Miss Norma Jean Najites Miss Rosemarie Malek and Miss Erma Fullom of his city. Miss Mary Jane Rovelle won the scavenger prize and Mrs Fullomt and Miss Maxine Gregory won Tripoli prizes. Miss Malek served chili cake and coffee and Miss Gregory of Gould Street will entertain on September ABUL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Gatito Club
Lucille Malek
123 West
Smith Street
Romaine McLaughlin
Warren
Norma Jean Najites
Rosemarie Malek
Erma Fullom
Mary Jane Rovelle
Fullomt
Maxine Gregory
Tripoli
Pigtail Club Elects Officers At Wednesday Meeting
The Pigtail club met at RD 5 with five members present. Miss Shirley Bennett was elected president and Miss Berkhous secretary. Entertainment featured games and dancing with jello, cupcakes, and pop. Next Wednesday Miss Bennett of West Smith Street will entertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pigtail Club
Katherine Berkhous
RD. 5
Shirley Bennett
Berzhous
Bennet
West Smith Street
Alumni Officers Picnic at Canadohta Lake
Alumni Association officers from last year and the jarent year enjoyed a picnic last evening at Zalzneck cottage Canadohta Lake. A dinner with a bountiful menu accompanied a pleasant social evening and recreation for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadohta
CALS
Zalzneck Cottage
Canadohta Ake
VFW Auxiliary Meets. Plans September Events in Linesville
P W Auxiliary met at the VFW Home on West Washington with Charley Wood in the chair. Ten members attended as plans were announced for a September 42 meeting in Linesville and a Saturday picnic at Cottage Park Columbus. Alice Harvey won the evening’s award. National Auxiliary reports from St Louis were read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. W
Mire
Charley Wood
VFW
V.rw
West Washington Street
Wad
Linesville
Clary B. Haighe
Jes Field
Cottage Park
Columbus
Alice Harvey
Ie Avenisny
Iate
St Louis
Mbj
Af-Day Session Held by WIM Church Group
Mrs. Sorenson hosted an all day meeting of the WIM of the Church of the Nagwrene with thirty members and ten families in attendance. The program featured devotions by Mrs. Pratt Smith Romans reading, a poem, prayers by Mrs. Martin Anderson and Mr. John Curvike, and remarks by missionary president Mrs. Lois Chapman. The group closed with songs and the next session planned for October 6 at Bear Lake with Mrs. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FM. S
Debs Sorenson
Giymer
WIM
Church of ‘the
Nagwrene
Woorthow
CM. Bailey
Ghwiy
Sion
Mrs Nichols Hosts WSCS Circle 2 Meeting
Mrs Stanley Nichols of Franain Street hosted Methodist Church WSCS Circle No 2 with President Mrs Benjamin Skinner presiding. Reports were given in the treasurer’s absence and future Octox meeting planned with Mrs Carl Hinman. Ruth Dalvstrand led a lesson from Creat Prayers of the Bible as refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichols
W.S.C.S
Stanley Nichols
Franain Street
Methodist Church
Benjamin Skinner
Joseph Guimnon
Carl Hinman
Maple Avenue
Ruth Dalvstrand
Miss Patricia Hill Celebrates Birthday at Wiener Roast
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hill of Columbus hosted a wiener roast for their daughter Patricia on her birthday. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Paul Reynolds and Enid, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Millen and Charles Jr., plus several local families and friends. A birthday cake was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Hill
Mire Harold Hill
Columbus
Patricia
Paul Reynolds
Enid
Charles Millen
Charles, Jr
Union City
M.S. Reed
Edith Lilley
Walter Spitman
This City
Bessemer and Lake Erie Advances Planned Merger
The Bessemer and Lake Erie Railroad announced a merger plan with non-operating lines, gaining stockholder approval. It would unite the Pittsburgh Bessemer and Dale Erie Railroad and the Meadville Conneaut Lake and Linexville Railroad, both leased for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ratl Werger
Pittsburgh
Bessemer& Lake Erie Railroad
Bessemer & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh, Bessemer and Dale Erie Railroad
Meadville, Conneaut Lake and Linexville
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Robt
Hutfan
Joyce Reynolds
Wallflower
Wayne Mare
Lois Maxwell
Ray Milland
Charles Laughton
Ee Giggh
Maureen ‘O'Sullivan Riashnson
Vauancun
Sunset Carson
Pat Starling
Fighting Mustang
E. J. Wright
Salt Lake City
Utah
Wilmer Heffer
East Main Street
Oli City
Mahaffey
Western Pennsylvania
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
B. 4. Parsons
Fenwick
W. Va
Gerald Whaley
Spring Creek
Theodore
Bellevue
Nelson ‘Thompson
Canadohta Lake
L. C. Barnes
West Church Street
Oil City
Terry Danner
Nestor Aymong
Murn Danner
St ‘Uno
Guy
Leo Nadasch
Cleveland
Ludvig Fritz
Jamestown
Oscar Fritz
Norma Jean
Nantes
Max Harvey
Lancaster
Baptist Church
McLane
Harvey
Ellis Harvey
John ‘Tubbs
Miram Craker
Betty Tubbs
Park Street
Merrill Doolittle
Vincennes
Sid Sants Claus
Ind
Gongeelele
Fran Doe
Mrs
Helen Gaylord
Chestnut Street
Oneonia
Mildred EB. Wilson
Benen Street
Misa G. B. Harris
Marian Vandervoort
Adumoury Beauty Saion
Sonera Street
Balai
N. Y
Aiamplors
Balin
Worm
GAL Rayer Sone Inc
Eric Delihat
Holt Furniture Store
Mrs. H. J. Davis
Miss June Long
Wenties
Bobbie Brooks
Chapin
Ais Hooper
Folls
Tafona
Resorcal Coinen Wiseuut. Co
N. Canter Street
Loblay
Ariel Bidg
Helen
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