Rainbow Girls Initiation Ceremonies Held at Mrs Winkleman Home
Numerous Elgin area groups held meetings and events including Rainbow Girls initiation at Mrs. Winkleman’s home with United Methodist Women members in attendance. Reports, devotions, and readings featured in a busy schedule with notices of future meetings and guest speakers across Erie County organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Winkleman
United Methodist Women of
Elgin
Howard Ladd
Kenneth Wetmore
Wetmore
Rusell Shearer
Margaret Burrows
Winkleman
Francis McCray
Topettes Group To Meet Tomorrow
Mothers of Topettes met on Thursday evening to discuss jackets for all members and enrollment of new Senior group members. To join, must be 12 or older. Junior group invites girls six to 12 to attend tomorrow at 1 p.m. at Columbus Community Building or call Mrs. Paul Toplovich. Transportation help available from Mrs. Donald Turben. Senior registration also at Columbus Community Building tomorrow at 1 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Paul Toplovich
Donald Turben
Fete Mrs Lines At Christmas Party
A Christmas in September dinner honor for Mrs Paul Lines of St. Cloud Florida was hosted by Mrs B W Baccus Mrs Mary DeLury and Mrs Ruth Eckman. The guest list included local women many former hosts of a Christmas party with Yale themed tables and holiday favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B's
Paul
Mabel) Lines
St. Cloud
Fla
B.W. Baccus
Mary DeLury
Ruth Eckman
Yale
M. Leo Mulderick
Leo Heberlein
Edith Slattery
Nellie Dunlap
Ruth Miller
Lawrence C. Nichols
Lyle Watrous
Reade
Corry Grange Elects Officers in Grange Hall Meeting
Corry Grange elected officers at a meeting in Grange Hall on Park Street. John Decker was named master and Arthur McChesney overseer. Mrs. Leo Gates lecturer. John Moravek steward. Eugene Powers assistant steward. Mrs. Ruth McChesney lady assistant steward. Velma Long chaplain. Bertha Darwin treasurer. Virginia Whitling secretary. Walter Rhodes gatekeeper. Mrs. John Decker ceres. Pomona class assigns Powers and Rhodes to roles. Swanson insurance solicitor. Pomona Grange to meet September 20 in Union City. fifth degree to be conferred that evening. Next meeting September 18 at 8:30 p.m. at the Grange Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Grange
Grange Hall
Park Street
John Decker
Arthur McChesney
Leo Gates
John Moravek
Eugene Powers
Ruth McChesney
Velma Long
Bertha Darwin
Virginia Whitling
Walter Rhodes
Ceres
Grange
Linda Crosby to Marry Dennis Donor in September wedding
Engagement and forthcoming marriage of Linda Rae Crosby and Dennis Alan Donor announced by the Crosby family of Spartansburg. Linda is a 1970 Spartansburg High School graduate with secretarial training at Jamestown Business College and works at Corry Jamestown Corporation. Dennis is a 1969 Townville High School graduate employed at Corry Precision and Casting. The couple plan an open wedding September 30 at 2 p.m. at First Baptist Spartansburg with a reception at Sparta Firehall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Rae Crosby
Dennis Alan Donor
Glenn W. Crosby
Spartansburg
Donor
Merton Donor
Centerville
Spartansburg High School
Jamestown Business College
Corry Jamestown Corporation
Conor
Townville High School
Corry Precision and Casting
First Baptist
Sparta
Corry Bridge Association Dinner and Bridge Winners noted
Members and guests of the Corry Bridge Association enjoyed their annual fall dinner and six and a half table Mitchell bridge session at the Corry Motor Inn. Winners included J Fred Kinely and Edith Brickner of Titusville, Morgan Beverly, Bartholme, Hansen, Lindsey, Hubley, and the group’s regular game set for next Wednesday at 7 30 p m. The annual free Unit dinner for American Contract Bridge League members is planned for Sunday at Meadville. Rocky selects Dodd for Middletown State Hospital board of visitors post through 1977.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Bridge Association
Corry Motor Inn
Veo Lindsey
J. Fred Kinely
Edith Brickner
Caroline Ebert
Titusville
John Pierce
Robert Tunner
Robert Larsen
Jamestown
T.H. Treat
Morgan Beverly
F.H. Bartholme
Union City
Arthur Hansen
T.A. Hubley
Motoron
American Contract Bridge League
David Mead Inn
Meadville
Reunions Bring Richard Lewis and Joy Families Together
The 23rd Richard Lewis family reunion met at Mead Park then moved to Malcolm Lewis residence due to rain. 46 members attended and Mr. Lewis celebrated his 79th birthday. The fifth Joy family reunion gathered at Nichols Lodge Mead Park with 28 attendees from Corry Clymer North East Erie and Lottsville. Officers retained Milton Morris president LaVern McEldowney secretary treasurer and Mr and Mrs Robert Joy table committee. Next year’s gathering set for September 2 at the same location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Lewis
Mead Park
Malcolm Lewis
Lewis
Joy
Nichols Lodge
Corry
Clymer
North East
Erie
Lottsville
Milton Morris
LaVern McEldowney
Robert Joy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bertha McMichael
Masonic Temple
Sue Camper
Mary Jo Clabbatz
Stephanie Gould
Marsha Clabbatz
Julie Lindstrom
McMichael
Rainbow Girls
Birdie
Carter Hill
Phyllis Corbitt
First United Methodist Church
Harry Hotchkiss
Vernon Gutz
Response
Earl Messinger
Argentina
Chile
WSCS
Hotchkiss
Messinger
Richard Frye
Erie County Retired Teachers Association
Boston Store
Erie County
Pennsylvania
P.H. Augustine
East Springfield
Ellen C. Coughlin
Charles Amy
Worth Street
Lydia
First United
Methodist Church
Bertha Wykoff
Gladys McCloskey
Ora Loveland
Christ
Wykoff
Corry Navy Mothers Club
Ross Jukes
Harvey Loveland
Golden Age Club
YMCA
Joseph Kanzlemar
The
Faith Church
Union City Area
Thomas
Bécky) Griglack
R.D. 1
John Sherman
Baytown
Texas
Rho Epsilon Nu
San Jacinto College
Laura Thomas
John
Commie) Nielsen
Susan
Jeffery
Losdon
Nielsen
Lea Carroll
East Main Street
First Presbyterian Church
W. Smith
Rev. H. Kenyon Leishman
WOTR
Try-M
Consumer Credit Service
Try-M Consumer Discount Co
North Center St
Corry, Pa
Dennis
Rocky Picks Dodd
Albany
Rockefeller
Frank Dodd
Middletown
Middletown State Hospital
Dodd
Alu
Actin
Food Club
Gaylord
Kellogg's
Betty Crocker Wheaties Center
Wilson's
Columbus Firemen’s
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