Church Circles Plan Family Night and October Events
The Witherspoon Circle of the First Presbyterian Church announces a family night with a film on October 6 from 1 30 p m to 3 30 p m and invites all members. Calvin Circle meets at Alma DeHaven home with devotions and program led by Mrs. James Hileman. Communion Sunday is set for October 2 with services at 8 30 a m and 11 a m.
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K.roid
Nellie Merker
Witherspoon
Women's Association
First Presbyteriay Church
Cleo Muivht
Robert
Eddy
Epistle Korea
Iit
Lake Eubyterial
Oetaber
Gerald Lane
Glenn Steadman
Calvin Circle
Alma DeHaven
Essex Street
Walter Auer
Ellen Puller
James Hileman
John Sheen
Lake Erie
Church Guild Sets Card Party Plans
The Maple avenue home of Mrs. Leo Heberlein hosted the village church guild meeting to plan a card party scheduled for Monday November 7 at the Moose home with Mrs. Thomas Reed as general chairman and Mrs. Patrick Rynd as cochairman. The session opened and closed with prayer led by Rev. Cyril Krong. The next meeting is October 19 at the West Church street home of Mrs. Norbert Bachofner.
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Ceps
Beth’s Guild
Leo Heberlein
Maple Avenue
Moose Home
Thomas Reed
Patrick Rynd
Heberlein
Cyril Krong
Missionary Rev Robert Wright to Speak at Cutting Church
Area churches invite Cutting and Wheelock congregations and interested locals to an 8 p.m. Sunday service at Cutting Church featuring Rev Robert Wright of Findley Lake. Wright, a Findley Lake native, recently returned from New Zealand where he led a Baptist church. A Both University alumnus, he is well known in the area and Mrs Wright will be guest soloist.
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Robert Wright
Findley Lake
Cutting
Wheelock
Wright
New Zealand
Baptist Church
Miss Katy Ann Tate Installed As Rainbow Girls Advisor
Installation ceremonies open to the public were held in the Maisonic rooms for Local Assembly No 73, Order of the Rainbow for Girls. Katy Ann Tate was installed as Worthy Advisor with Sharon Minor as Worthy Associate Advisor and Kathe Tunnel as Charity.
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Maisonic Rooms
Jocal Assembly No 73
Order of the Rainbow
Katy Ann Tate
Sharon Minor
Kathe Tunnel
Charity
Church Service and Community Gatherings Noted in Tope Letter
A Tope article lists Carel Auer and others attending a service at St Paul's Evartville, with Paul W. Bauer and John Ortner leading ushering and choir members. An evening reception followed for about 50 guests hosted by mothers under Mrs AE Tate and others. Mentions charity work, Christmas card sales, and a town advisory figure with ongoing projects and fundraising efforts.
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Carel Auer
Tope
Shirley Dloner
Thor Wise
Aunttie Coates
Synth Vartasia
Ehair Direenar
Billy Peyson
Push Worthy Auvisor
Lasse Rodin
Reyed Rey Ehwier A Ortner
Paul’s
Evaritllea Lutein Churiay
Sevices
Paul W. Bauer
John Ortner Usherlig
Hhe Choir
Aliaine
Vivwinis Alley
Helin Briton
Anita Clyison
Linda ‘Tarben Pixie Halfast
Mary Lou ‘Taylor
Gail Tressler
Mary Dunder
Dos We Mallick
Barbara Keppel
Mary Muwrey
Chris Sample
Cuinin Root
Asset Bly
AE Tate
Frosten Parson
Paul Auerth
Tiste
Phian
Crawford Salice
Monty
Odd Fellows Plan Special Sessions for Two Meetings
The Independent Order of Odd Fellows at Jonathan Lodge No. 645 scheduled two key gatherings at IOOF Hall on North Center Street. A large class of new members will be conferred by Sheffield Lodge Nuts on Saturday night, September 24, followed by Family Night on Wednesday, September 28 with a 6:30 tureen dinner for Odd Fellows and Rebekahs and their families, Bible service, and an officer installation by Corry Encampment No. 241 led by District Deputy Grand Patri Charles Conant and North East Encampment staff.
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Odd Fellows
Jonathan Lodge No
Intendent
Order of
IOOF
North Center Street
Bree Bn
Sheffield Lodge
Rebekahs
Corry
Patri i Charles Conant
North East Encampment
Dorcas Class Dinner and Business Meeting Notes
The Dorcas Class of First Methodist Church met at Mrs. Merle Patterson's home for a tureen dinner. Mrs. Fred Barton led devotions on Silence and God. Twenty members answered roll call with verses containing the word light. The group voted $50 to the church building fund and planned a taco dinner on the first Wednesday monthly alongside regular meetings. Mrs. Harold Carr and Miss Hazel Duffey will serve on the October 5 dinner committee. Mrs. Alice Parsons will host the next regular meeting on October 19 and urged members to bring needles thread and thimbles to sew quilt blocks.
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Dorcas
First Methodist Church
Merle Patterson
Fred Barton
Lois McCray
Harold Carr
Hazel Duffey
Alice Parsons
Surprise Party Honors Billy Johnston at Home
A surprise birthday party was held yesterday at the Johnston residence on East Pleasant Street for Billy Johnston the 10 year old son of Mr and Mrs William Johnston. Ten boys attended after swimming at the YMCA then feasted on hot dogs chips and cake. Guests included Eugene Zajac Rickie Britton Jimmie Britton George Anderson Greg Marsh Jimmie Peters Doug Rovelle Jr Mike Fuller and Johnnie Gage.
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Piny Yousiun
William Johnston
East Pleasant Street
YMCA
Johnston
Lee
Uncne
Eugene Zajac
Rickie
Jimmie Britton
George Anderson
Greg Marsh
Jimmie Peters
Doug Rovelle Jr
Mike Fuller
Johnnie Gage
DAR Invites Oil City Group to Special Meeting
Valley Chapter of the Daughters of American Revolutions announces a luncheon meeting for DAR members and Dagar sters of American Colonists in Out City. The event is October 4 at 1 PM at the Arlington Hotel with guest speaker Mrs Lewis of Farrell addressing government issues. Reservations urged via Mrs Kolsite.
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Valley
Daughters of American Revolusrom
Out City
DAR
Dagasters
Arlington Hotel
Kewis of
Farrell
Webe
Kolsite
Miss Katy Ann Tate Installed as Rainbow Leader
Miss Betty Person, outgoing worthy advisor of Assembly No. 78, Order of the Rainbow for Girls, crowns Miss Katy Ann Tate marking the start of her reign. Formal installation exercises were held last evening in the Masonic rooms.
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Betty Person
Order of the Rainbow
Katy Ann Tate
Linda Sproveri 7 Feted On Birthday At Elk Street Home
A seventh birthday celebration for Linda Sproveri age seven was hosted by her parents at their Elk Street home. A chili supper with cake and ice cream was served, with a circus theme cake and decorated cookies as favors. Prizes were awarded to Margaret Frisina Norma Jane Cruker Cindy Neylon and Vicki Spraver. The guest of honor received several gifts from friends.
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Juny
Sonora
Linda Sproveri
Attr
Margaret Frisina
Norma Jane Cruker
Cindy Neylon
Vicki Spraver
Hilltop Club Meeting With Mrs Triscuit
Hilltop Club gathered yesterday afternoon with Mrs Mya Howald Triscuit hosting. Members, including Mrs Mert Triscut and Mrs Layerenice Alntréen, attended a short business session then refreshments were served. The next meeting is scheduled for October 12 at Mrs Miate Atain's home.
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Mya Howald
Miate Atain
Scout Troop 405 Plans Trip To Jamestown
Girl Scouts of Tron No 405 outlined the year’s first meeting plans and officer slate at leader M rs Clifford Buesink s home. Mily Bosak Becky Mor rico Susin Tanner and Jane Pedensky were named to roles including troop scribe and treasurer. They will depart Corry on the 1 24 train Saturday for a day trip to Jamestown with a portion of the trip used for traveler guidance and activities.
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Jamestown
Girl Scouts of
Tron No
Clifford Buesink Mily Bosak
Becky Morrico
Pulpal Texd |Rvs
Susin Tanner
Thoop
Jane Pedensky
Dues
An Beatyier Whalex
al Hendane
Corry
Bridge Master Point Night Highlights From local event
Bridge players gathered for a master point night at PW Corey Byrd Assovlwina. The full seven-table game included notable pairs from Jamestown and nearby clubs, with winners named and dinner arrangements noted. Special service organizers and prize recipients were listed amid event details and post game social notes.
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Corey Byrd Assovlwina
Arne
Plu
Gwinmens
Micah Thompsin
Tyler Toes
Jamestown
WiMs HO Hendrickson
Fred Kanter
Mn Monin Beverly
Wiliam
Smyetre Bay
Eng
Aryl Mpadane
Planning committee outlines city growth program
City planning leaders announce a public planning session this week with residents aged 18 and over. A steering committee will meet Tuesday night in room 20 at the high school to view a civic development film and discuss Baker surveys guiding the city’s future.
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Ruben Welts Contvents Counell
City Planing Commission
HyAs
City Conneil
Anderson
Ehiinuy
City- 18
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