Presbyterian Women Launch Fall Program Obits and Officers
Mrs Glenn Steadman opened the Presbyterian Women fall meeting with prayers and memorials for Mrs Eva Welsh. Mrs Walter Ross gave devotions on time budgeting. Nomination chairwoman Mrs Percy Corbin announced 1955 officers: Mrs Thomas Russell president, Mrs Harold Flowers VP, Mrs Lawrence McCray secretary, Mrs Stanley Anderson treasurer. Schedule listed: Sept 23 family night with slides, Oct 5 Bradford Fall Presbyterial, Oct 22-23 fall rummage sale. The program blended tea table discussions about a Purdue University meeting led by Mrs Patterson and others.
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Presbyterian
Glenn Steadman
Presbyterian Women's Association
Eva .Welsh
Walter Ross
Percy Corbin
Thomas Russell
Harold Flowers
Lawrence McCray
Stanley Anderson
J. H. Patterson
Southern Missions
Bradford
Hills Family Reunion at Mead Park Plans Next Year
The 43rd Hills family reunion gathered Saturday at Mead Park with 44 relatives and a 1 oclock tureen dinner. Mrs. Wayne Brandt was chosen secretary-treasurer for the year, and plans were made for the 1955 reunion on September 3 at the same location. Attendees came from North Bergen New Jersey Cleveland Renovo York and the Corry area. The program featured Bauer and Mrs Russell on Christ Is The Way and an India introduction by Mrs J Donald Watson and Mrs Alfred Morrison. Westminster Circle served refreshments to 31 members. the serving table was indian themed.
Methodist Circles Meet for First Fall Session
Sixteen members of the Mary Cuele Methodist Church gathered at Mrs. Ann Andrus home on East Congress street for the first fall session. Mrs. Joe Guignon presided, devotionals by Mrs. William Rieck, and routine business followed by a dessert. Next meeting set for October 1 with Mrs. Hagel Brockman hosting. The Orpha Circle met at Mrs. Frank McKnight’s on East Church with 10 members, led by Mrs. McKnight, and a combined circles meeting planned for Monday evening with Miss Barbara Roberts presenting. Mrs. Howard Rehnberg hosted Esther Circle with 18 members and 3 guests and notes for the October 5 meeting. Additional social notes include several local residents traveling, studying, or visiting family in Erie, Edinboro, or Cleveland, and a wedding announcing Catherine Hollinger to Max Powers in Buffalo.
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Methodist Circles
Mary Cuele
Methodist Church
Ann Andrus
East Congress Street
Joe Guignon
William Rieck
Andrus
Guignon
Hagel Brockman
Orpha
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Frank McKnight
East Church Street
The
Christian Advocate
Elizabeth Nellis
Howard Rehnberg
Esther Circle
East Pleasant Street
Charles Correll
Arthur Burgess
Benjamin Skinner
Robert Marsh
Rehnberg
Paul Hartman
Michael
Portsmouth
R. I
John Ansen
Pittsburgh
Ansen
Bertha Smith
Mill Street
William Erickson
Allen Anderson
Edinboro State Teachers College
D. Armour Hillstrom
F. M. Raymond
F. N. Ames
Hamilton
Ontario
Marjorie Peck
East Smith Street
Erie
North East
Warren
Waterford
Douglas Spaulding
Sherman Spaulding
East South Street
Cape Cod
Jeannette Capwell
Marc Johnson
Janet Kelsey
Joseph Hughes
P.M. Nichols
William Street
Norfolk
Navy
Ralph Ostrander
Erle
Janet Graybill
Beverly Warner
Hamot Hospital School of Nursing
Howard Pier
William Martin
Cleveland
Carl Sullivan
Wesleyville
Josephine Sullivan
Marlon Sullivan
West Congress Street
Donald Schrader
Frank Schrader
Roxana Hansen
Hamet School of Nursing
Lawrence Hansen
West Pleasant Street
Maude Keefe
Mott Street
Youngstown
J. W. Stevens
Mary Kay Dykes
Carol Hassett
Spencer School of Nursing
Spencer Hospital
Mendville
Paul Dwyer
Franklin Street
Mansfield
Judith
Mansfield State Teachers College
Catherine E. Hollinger
Harold Birk
Buffalo
Max E. Powers
Eugene Powers
East Minstrect
Victor B
Dex
Church of Joss Christ of the Latter Day Saints
Olslock
Kenmore
N.Y
Helen Powers
Joseph ‘Tomchick
Corry
Richard Powers
Bear Lake
Dallas Clark
Rose Pink
Ida Guzzo
Gertrude Jones
Ernest and
Claytont Jones
Jex
Holy Name Society Holds First Full Meeting
The St Thomas Holy Name Society met in St Edward's School Hall with President James L Afiyn in charge after rosary led by Rev Francis J Graves. A report on the summer festival showed a fine profit and members voted to buy a new tabernacle for the church main altar. Regular practice followed and the group adjourned until October 5.
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Holy Name Society
St. ‘Thomas
St. Edward's School Hall
James L. Afiyn
Francis J. Graves
Shower Honors Miss Donna Whaley Before Her Wedding
A lovely party last evening honored Miss Donna Whaley who will be married Saturday to Henry Pondel. Mrs. Gerald Whaley and her daughter Betty Jean waved the guest list and shared best wishes for the couple.
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Donna Whaley
Henry Pondel
Gerald Whaley
Betty Jean Wave
Miss Whaley Bridal Shower Attended by Spring Creek Guests
An affair at the bride-elect Miss Whaley's home in Spring Creek drew 56 friends and neighbors who attended a miscellaneous shower of gifts. Party refreshments included decorated cake, ice cream and coffee ware displayed on a crystal buffet setup.
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Spring Creek
Stork Shower Held At Fred Howard Home
A stork shower was hosted at Mrs. Fred Howard’s Corry home in honor of Mrs. Glenn Prine of Jamestown. Guests enjoyed social games, received gifts for the guest of honor, and a buffet lunch closed the afternoon. Attendees included Mrs. Royal VanKeuren, Misses Caroline and Elsie VanKeuren, Mrs. Ricard LaCarmen, Mrs. Frederick Prine, Mrs. Gene Gruber, Mrs. Floyd Robbins, Mrs. Joseph Rutsky, Mrs. Helen Ploss, Mrs. Nettle Cornish, Mrs. Myrtle Ploss, Mrs. Ruth Thomas, and Mrs. Joyce Lucks.
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Fred Howard
Corry
Glenn Prine
Jamestown
Royal VanKeuren
Caroline
Elsie VanKeuren
Beaverdam
Ricard LaCarmen
Frederick Prine
James Town
Gene
Miss Barbara Tucker to Wed Elmer Smith Jr in October
Engagement announced for Miss Barbara Tucker formerly of Oil City now in Corry to Elmer Smith Jr son of Mr and Mrs Elmer Smith of 228 Essex Street The couple plans a wedding on October 8. Tucker attended Oil City schools and works at Esso Hall in Oil City Smith attended local schools served four years in the Navy and works at Sciota Lumber Company.
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Barbara Tucker
Elmer Smith Jr
Oil City
Corry
Elmer Smith
Essex Street
Tucker
Esso
Smith
Navy
Sciota Lumber Company
Good Friends Club Meets At Mrs Nielsen’s Home
The Good Friends Club gathered last evening at Mrs Klemen Nielsen on West Smith Street for a 500 game with prizes awarded to Mrs Robert Hunt and Mrs Walter Pier. Hostess served peach short cake ice cream and coffee. They adjourned to meet September 21 at Mrs Pier’s home 315 Marion Street.
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Good Friends Club
Klemen Nielsen
West Smith Street
Robert, Hunt
Walter Pier
Lady Rebekah Lodge appoints delegates at meeting
At the IOOF Hall last evening the Lady Rebekah Lodge selected delegates to attend district and association meetings. Mrs Fred Mixer was named delegate to the district meeting at Meadville next week, while Mrs Harvey Loveland and Mrs Clarence Cox were chosen for the Ol City association meeting in October. Officers nomination occurred and plans for fall and winter programs were discussed. A social period followed with cupcakes, tea and coffee.
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Lady Frank- In
Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Cox
Birth of Kowalski Daughter at Corry Memorial Hospital
A daughter was born early this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Joseph Kowalski of 2614 West Bond Street. Mrs Kowalski is the former Alive Lapek.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Mia
Joseph Kowalski
West
Bond Street
Kowalski
Alive Lapek
Findley Lake Couple Mark Silver Wedding
Findley Lake Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Smolk celebrated a silver wedding anniversary at their daughter and son-in-law's home in Clymer. The party, at 2 pm, was hosted by George and Mrs. Christensen with assistance from Alvin Boozel. Forty guests enjoyed afternoon visiting, musical selections, gifts including a money tree, and a buffet with silver service and a three-tier cake. attendees came from Findley Lake Sherman Cleveland Akron Baltimore and Corry.
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J. Smolk
Findley Lake
George Christensen
Clymer
Alvin Boozel
Christensen
Mary Roberts
Interesting Rotary program on the atomic bomb presented
Dr J A Purst spoke at the Rotary Club meeting at the Hotel Corry about the atomic bomb with a colored sound movie A's for Atom supplied by General Electric. Ajax Tron Works donated the projector and sound. Forty members attended plus one guest, Donald Gold from Ellwood City. The district governor J B McMillan of Bradford will visit in two weeks.
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Rotary
J. A. Purst
Rotary Club
Hotel Corry
E. W. Holt
Dr. Furst
General Electric Company
Ajax Tron Works
Donald Gold
Ellwood City
J. B. McMillan
Bradford
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