Fairview School P T A Opens 1949 50 Year
The Fairview School P T A held the first fall meeting at 3 PM in Room 1. President Mrs Marion Jaggs named standing committees for programs and fund raising and introduced teachers and mothers as members. A health program, hospitality, magazine, and other standard committees were listed along with several local visits and travel updates involving staff and residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview School
Marion Jaggs
Byte
Edward Rossbasher
Lawrence Hanser
Comet
Hanser
Russ Gasset
Godhalf
Paul Stroup
Cogam
Belen Brown
Joseph Batesi
Frank Herberg
Mins. Cassett
Lelane ‘Wilccox
Doneild Gates
Helen Spencer
John Falcone
Jota Sherhan
Leo Carroll
Frank Grice
Ane
Joh Gilmore
Eva Kepler
Jaggs
Michael Coots l
Nicholas Aquilina
Follett Twins Honored With Birthday Party
Sally and Susan Follett, nine, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Vennis Follett, were feted by family and class at Concord School. A 3 to 7 party featured pink and blue decorations, ice cream, two decorated birthday cakes, games, prizes for Janet Taylor, Robert Sargent, Patty Moody, and Gloria Burrows, and gifts from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally
Susan Follett
Vennis Follett
South Center Street
Sudan
Concord
Pelix Matusewsk
Janet Taylor
Robert Sargent
Patty Moody
Gloria Burrows
Miss Susan
Mrs. Follet
Miscellaneous Shower for Miss Mary A. Klasch
Miss Mildred Klasch hosted a miscellaneous bridal shower Thursday evening at Mrs. Norman Bennink’s home for her sister Miss Mary Ann Blasch who is to wed Carlyle L. Coons tomorrow. Sixteen guests attended. Patricia Blanchard won a prize and Dorothy Kimmay received the door prize as gifts were presented to the bride-elect. Refreshments included a salad course, a two-tiered bride cake, ice cream, jello and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Klasch
Mildred Klasch
Norman Bennink
West Pleasant Street
Mary Ann Blasch
Carlyle L. Coons
Patricia Blanchard Wre
Dorothy Kimmay
Wheelock Aid Society Social Session at Home of Mrs. Van Tassel
Members of the Wheelock Community Aid Society gathered for an all day meeting at the home of Mrs. Leon Van Tassel of R D 4. A tureen dinner was served at noon. In the afternoon a brief business meeting was held with Mrs. Leland Crossout acting as vice president. The next meeting is scheduled for October 6 with Mrs. Br Mc Clintock as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheelock Community Aid Society
Jane
Leon van Tassel
R.D
Leland Crossout
Br. McClintock
Birthday Party at Sherwood Home Honors Two 19-Year-Olds
Mrs. Marshall Sherwood of 1214 West Church Street hosted a surprise birthday party for her daughter Donna and Miss Mary Ann Scholton, both aged 19. Guests enjoyed games and singing, with Jacqueline Weicht and Gwendyn Reed winning awards, refreshments, and several thoughtful gifts for the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherwood
Marshall
West Church Street
Yeterday
Donna
Mary Ann Scholton
Jacqeline Weicht
Gwendyyn Reed
Battr
Bridal Shower Honors Mrs John Hopkins in Local Festivity
Mrs Lyle Merry hosted a mixed bridal shower for Evangeline Merry Hopkins formerly Evangeline Merry after her September 3 marriage. Attendees from Russell Warren Findley Lake Elgin and Mayville enjoyed music, a three tier cake, and gifts for the honoree.
W A C No 49 Honors Members Meeting at LOOF Hall
Members of WAC No 49 JC Andrews Post Auxiliary to the Grand Army of the Republic met at LOOF Hall for a noon dinner to honor birthdays. A 2 pm business session elected delegates for the October Meadville district convention and set the next meeting for the sixth with plans for a white elephant sale and refreshment committee duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WAC
JC Andrews
Grand Army of the Republic
Fetec
Henry Hill
Chitford Dundon
Stewart
Charles Newmar
Meadville
Cecil Bites
Henry Bals
George Hurlburt
Frank Tilley
Bert Welden
Jor
Dinner Party for Miss Theresa Roach at Tarbell's
Miss Theresa Roach was honored at a dinner party for Tarbell's on the Corry Union City road attended by eight Nast Company employees and Mrs T J Kelly from Tutt nell tailoring. After a delirious dinner at the tearoom, the group visited Mrs Marion Rumbaugh’s home for an informal social evening. Miss Roach, set to marry Guy Delasey on October 1, received a lovely gift from coworkers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa Roach
Tarbell’s
Corry Union City Road
The
Nast Company
T. J. Kelly Waots
Tuttnell
Marion Rumbaugh
Roach
Guy Delasey
Legion Auxiliary Meeting Plans Rummage Sales and Card Party
Mrs Richard J Orn presided at the Legion Home with 14 members as plans formed for upcoming events. Miss Eleanor Kovach reported on the County Council meeting in Girard where Mrs Robert Hulings was elected vice president. A rummage sale was set for September 2 and 24 with Mrs Burton chairing. Officers for the year were elected and will be installed October 2011 by Western Pennsylvania director Mrs Jesse Tiuliante. A monetary gift was approved for World War I nurse Hathie Shaw at Hamot Hospital. A card party was scheduled for October 27 at the Lessen Home with public attendance invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard J. Orn
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
Eleanor Kovach
Uhe
Girard
Robert Hulings
Franklin
Vhce
Orn
Mise Kovach
Harry Burton
Victor F. Orn
Burton
Jesse Tiuliante
Erie
Western Pennsylvania
Hathie Shaw
Hamot Hospital
Eri
W S W S Family Tureen Dinner Meeting
A January evening church event hosted by the WSWS Ey Belleal United Brethren Church at the church drew 43 members and families for a 6:30 dinner. The executive committee served, with Bergman leading the devotional and Culver presiding in the president's absence. Stewardship was the lesson topic. Next meeting set for October 11 with hostess Mrs Edwin Keppel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ws.ws
Ey Belleal United Brethren Church
Dan Culver
G T. Bergman
Lynne Campbell
Bergman
Culver
Charles Patterson
Buell to Wed Gloria Jean Testa in Near Future
Mrs. Alexander Testa of Water town announces the engagement of her daughter Gloria Jean Testa to Louis J. Buell a Navy petty officer. Buell is son of Roy A Buell of 617 William Street and Mrs. William Marah of Erie. The wedding will take place in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis L. Buell
Gloria Jean Testa
Alexander Testa
Watertown
Mass
Gloria Jean
Louis J. Buell
United States Navy
Sen
Roy A Buell
William Street
William Marah
Erie
Birthday party honors Miss Diane Sawyer
Six year old Miss Diane Sawyer was celebrated yesterday at a birthday party hosted by her grandparents Mr and Mrs J F Sawyer at 63 Brook Street from 7 to 9 pm. Guests enjoyed sandwiches chocolate milk ice cream and birthday cake. Gifts poured in as Mrs Wayne Evans and Mrs Stanley Melek prepared the ornate cakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diane Sawyer
J. F. Sawyer
Brook Street
G. J. Sawyer
Joe Mite
Diate
Wayne Evans
Stanley Melek
Sonja Henie Weds Winsome Socialite in New York
Sonja Henie ties the knot with Winthrop Gardiner Jr in a church wedding in New York attended by socialites. After the ceremony the couple plans a yacht honeymoon leaving details about the destination unclear amid vivid wedding pageantry and royal-style revelry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonja Henie
New York
Winthrop Gardiner Jr
Egister
Honeymben
Women of the Moose Hold Regular Meeting in October Plan
The Women of the Moose convened in regular session led by Senior Regent Mrs. Leland Wilcox. Refreshments of gingerbread with whipped cream and coffee were served. Attendance prize went to Mrs. Charles Van Tissel and the imperial prize to Miss Ann Royel. Next meeting set for October 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Moose
Leland Wilcox
Charles
Weel
Charles van Tissel
Ann Royel
Births Reported at Cory and Wir Ten Hospitals
A son born to Din Burlingame and Mrs Stephen Burlingame of 512 East Main Street at Cory Hospital this morning. A daughter to Mr and Mrs Edwin Harvey of Pittsfield at Wir Ten General Hospital. A son born at Comy Hospital late this morning to Mr and Mrs Gerald Hall of Wattsbure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Din
Stephen Burlingame
East Main Street
Cory Hospital
Edwin Harvey
Pittsfield
Wir- Ten General Hospital
Comy Hospital
Gerald Hall
Wattsbure
Vandenberg urges European self help and cooperation
Senator Vandenberg told the Overseas Writers Club that Western European nations should aid themselves and cooperate, warning against overreaching in foreign aid. He spoke to 50 visiting journalists from 14 European countries and planned a Washington stay until the foreign aid bill action. He expected a hospital checkup and possible major surgery afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vandenberg
Washington
Vandenbere
Overseas Writers Club
Senate
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Mgnt Welles
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Virginia
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Stahl Jewelers
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Tthaca
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Belgium
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KD. Brown
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W. R
I. R. Houghtling
Harold A. Gilbert
Cotuti
Cape Cod
Lyle Mery
R. D
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Lottie Northrop
Sally and
Wheelock Aid Society
John Hopkins
Evangeline Merry
Lyle Merry
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Florence Sanden
Darby
Ellie Mery
A. D
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