St Elizabeth's Guild Card Party Planned for October
St Elizabeth's Guild met at St Elizabeth's Hall with Miss Theresa Hogniak and Mrs. Arthur Shields presiding. Proceeds from the October 13 party will fund a parish Halloween celebration for children. A $1,000 U S savings bond was voted for the church building fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Eliznabeth’s
St. Elizabeth's Guild
Theresa Hogniak
Arthur Shields
St. Elizabeth's Hall
Frances Knapp
James Cassidy
Robert Waite
Herbert Dahl
Carrie Merklinger
Agnes Sloan
Raymond Bachemer
Julia Ficcardi
U. S
Church
Followng Indies
Cassidy
Rogram
Mildred Denton
Bachomer
St. Elizabeth's Church
Shields
Mrs Hunt Hosts 500 Club At South Center Home
Mrs Robert Bunt entertained Kraayates Club and one Sues at her home on South Center Street. Two tables of 500 were in play with prizes for Mrs Harry Paulson Jr and Mrs Frank Jackson. Dinner included tuna salad cheese wafers relishes gingerbread and coffee. Next meeting set for October 6 with Mrs Wilbur Winterrend to entertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hunt
Robert Bunt
South Center Street
Kraayates Club
Sues
Charles Jackman
Harry Paulson, Jr
Frank Jackson
Hunt
Wilbur Winterrend
Essex Street
Berean Society Plans Halloween Party At Local Church
The Berean Society of the First Siptlat Church met Wednesday evening with host Mr. and Mrs. John Mus Andrew Boythe of Spartansburg. President Mrs. Cecil Messinger chaired a routine meeting and a Christmas box for Rev Jesse Warton was organized. A Halloween masquerade is set for October 27 at the Zepka home on North Center Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berean Society
Hallowe
Siptlat
Andrew Boythe
Spartansburg
Cecil Messinger
Richard Miller
Ralph Austin
Jesse Wart
Africa
Francis G Whiteman
John Zepka
North Center Street
Lutheran Group To Have Bake Sale
The Missionary Society of St. Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church met at the church with Mrs. Charles Dahlstrand and others as hosts. The group set October bake sale at the Mabel Shoppe and Christmas wrapping and cards sales. Pittsburgh Synod Missionary Convention is set for September 28 to 30 in Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ne Missionary Society of
Pittsburgh Synod Missionary Convention
Lubber Memorial Church
Erie
Local residents visit family and friends in Warren area
Rima SOC LE and Walter Kellogg of Warren hosted and visited local households yesterday. Numerous residents from West Smith Street to East Amhurst attended social calls, dinners, and short trips, with plans for forthcoming visits and a birthday celebration noted. Please note several fragmented OCR errors in place names and names such as Erie Leben and Detroi Michigan.
West Spring Creek Ladies Aid Meeting Hosts Dinner
West Spring Creek Ladies Aid and Ladies Aid Society met with Mrs. Charles Porter yesterday afternoon. A noon hour dinner for 22 was served. President Mrs. John Logan chaired the meeting as Mrs. Briev Smith of Los Angeles, visiting relatives, was introduced. Mrs. Logan gave devotions and Mrs. Paul Whaley accompanied hymn singing. Mrs. Clair Morton of Concord Street will host the October 27 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
West Spring Creek
Charles Porter
John Logan
Briev Smith
Los Angeles
Calif
Logan
Paul Whaley
Clair Morton
Concord
Street
Farewell Party for Mr and Mrs Cassius Armitage
A surprise farewell gathering honored Mr and Mrs Cassius Armitage at their Spring Creek home. About forty attendees enjoyed games and social time and presented the couple with a money purse before their Octipping move to Tacooa Georgia for Mr Armitage to enter school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eels Atnaze
Tacooa
Armitage
Dobbs Corners
Wet Armitage
Jr.d
Keppel Home Hosts Bridge Party On Mott Street
Miss Barbara Ann Keppel entertained friends at her Mott street residence with three tables of contract bridge. Awards went to Mrs. Jack Lindsley and Mrs. Robert Bracken, as sister-in-law Mrs. Martin Keppel was called to Newark by her mother’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keppel
Barbara Ann Keppel
Mott Street
Martin Keppel
Newark
N. J
Jack Lindsley
Robert Bracken
Harrison Keppel
Daughter Born to Mr and Mrs Richard Jackman
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jackman at 181 Atot Street in the Corp Hospital early this morning. Mrs. Jackman formerly Donna Crawford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Jackman
Atot Street
Corp. Hospital
Jackman
Donna Crawford
Newhouse Couple Celebrate Golden Anniversary in Clymer
Mr and Mrs John Newhouse of Clymer observed their fiftieth wedding anniversary with an open house at Grange Hall Tuesday evening from 730 to 1030. Organizers included Hiram Beckerink and Louis Te Winkle, with 300 guests attending. The program featured songs, readings, a mock wedding, and a gift presentation, ending with cake and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Newhouse
Clymer
Mir
Jom Newhouse
Grange Hall
Hiram Beckerink
Mr. Newhouse
Emilia Deulaik
Newhouse
Deuin
Delbert King
Gary McCann
Albert Beckerink
Carol Houwles
Llewellyn Lemvers
Nanty Matthews
Roger Dunnewold
Rine Waver
Ernest Dunnewol
Lee Me Cin
Carol
Mary Lou
James Grovink
Rey. Muller
Max, Newhouse
Emma Deuink
Muller
Louis. Te Winkle
Henry Havinelink
Edward Beckerink
Cornelius Beckerink
Howard Mastthews
Wilfred Damcott
Lucy Sehruers
Pauline Bennine
Newhouses
Buiel State
Everett Cady
Comforter Tied At Women's Aid Meeting
Members of the Women's Aid Lottery of the Avangelies United Brethren Church tied a comforter at an all day session hosted by Mrs. Ross Westley on Worth Street. A noon dinner followed and devotions were led by Mrs. Charles Patterson. Mrs. Guy Bennink presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
Worth Street
Ross Westley
Charles Patterson
Guy Bennink
Forthcoming Marriage Announced Today
Miss Ursula Helen Angolini of North East and Leon A. Smith of Corty were announced as a forthcoming marriage. The couple plans to wed Saturday at 11 in the morning at the Smith home with Rev. Edwin F. Armitage officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missy Ursula Helen Angolini
North East
Leon A. ‘Smith
A. D.smith
B. D
Corty
Miss Angolini
Mr. Smith
Jatetock
Smith Home
Edwin F. Armitage
Hostess Mrs Harry Alexander Delights N F Club
Mrs Harry Alexander welcomed the N F Club at her Mott street home Tuesday evening. The group spent the night sewing and enjoyed a dessert course. The next meeting will be at Mrs Frank Heath’s Franklin street home in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mossess
Mott Street
M. F Club
Prank Heath
Franklin Street
Duplicate Group Hosts Dinner and Duplicate Bridge Night
Eight tables played duplicate bridge at the American Tezion Home on North Center Street. Myre Philip Malmeck organized the dinner. results show first place in the East-West with 102 by Dr. and Mrs. H Harmon, and 894 by Dr. James Wright and Mrs. M F Coyle for third. North-South led by Mrs. H Langon Rowe and Mrs. C W Jones with 95 points, followed by Mr. and Mrs. Norman Neckers with 92 1/2, and Mrs. Janis Hughes and Robert Ott Sr with 89. Mrs. Roger McCray handled reservations for next Wednesday.
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Anter
North Center Street
Myre
Philip Malmeck
H. Harmon
Eileen Graham
B. Graham
James Wright
M. F. Coyle
Aha
H. Langon Rowe
C. W. Jones
Norman Neckers
Janis Hughes
Robert Ott
Tad
Roger McCray
West Wednesday
Wiener Roost Meeting Sets Undercroft Club Officers
The Undercroft Club of Lae yeviins Merrill Lillie and Rey yr held a Wednesday meeting at Ment Parc Centre with 26 members. New officers named Rose Marie Davis president Nancy Neyley vice president Nancy Myore secretary Modred Davis programs James Keninger refreshment committee Mary Elizabeth Olnjr and others were appointed. A Halloween party is planned at the church undercroft with funds to be raised.
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Undercroft Club
Wiener
Ininuiuities Episcopal Church
Ment Parc
Lae
Merrill Lillie
Rey
Joseph R. Cul
CIN
Rose Marie Davis
Nancy Neyley
Nancy Myore
Doris Lillie
Modred Davis
Mary Davis
Ralph Davis
Dillworch Instis
Mary” Rizabeth
Mary Sue Williams
Audrey Sheldon
Mary Rivarbeth Shotiiutger
Eugene Wank
Paul Wank
Ile Club Wilmeet
Lens
Hallowe'en
Card Party Plans by Corry Chapter at Masonic Temple
O E S completed all plans for a card party to be held September 30 at the Masonic Temple. Maudenhelt Bh members announced prizes for fashions and drawings. Mrs Richard Rossbacher was heir and host, tickets by Mrs T S Kelsey. Refreshments served by Mrs Clare Capwell and committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Corry City
Buster
Stax
Richard Rossbacher
T. S. Kelsey
Clare Capwell
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Opera Salon
Yenialon
Wis
Lamp Post
Scott Tae
Wid
Kirk Douglas
Il Corey
Augaud
Haturkl
St. Elizabeth’s Guild of Have Card Party
Lutheran Group
Wespants
Sue Holetsuopee
Rima! Soc
Seksecat
Walter Kellogg
Warren
Robert Smith
West Smith Street
Anna Hubley
West Smith
Leben
Ralph Fogle
Wright Street
Peter Neithercotld
Gail Elizabeth
Titusville
Charles Hunsinger
Canton
Harvey A. Crosent
Maple Avenue
HM. Sears
Decatura
Vonnie Shreve
Gerry Foster
Shea Street
Ruth Foster
Earl Foster
Union City
Albert Vanderhouf
Linda Lee
Erle
James Sutton
State Lot
Ray Grady
Ray
Edward Becker
West Church Street
Charles Anderson
Raymond C Anderson
Detroi, Mich
Malcolm Haines
Mary Frances
Andy
Hugh Brace
Superior
Wislave
East Amhurst
N. Yi
The
Hospital School of
West Spring Creek Ladies’ Aid Met
Mrs
Cassius Armitage
Helen
Tate
Harry Alexander
N. F. Club Alewane
R. P. Beckwith
Willys
N. Center St
Erie County Motor Club
Millired A
Alfred
Webl Park Pisco
Corry
East Main St. Corry
Se Tonite
Rome
Clint Konia
Mennni
Et Widmann
Teal
Tae
Franklin St
Corry, Pa
Sram Keay
Topp’s
Corry's Smart Women's Shop
Motil Center Street
Shiny Pitta
Carl Swanson
Gary Lee
Attr
Mend Park
Lisa Alenndeel
Joseph ‘Hasbrouck
Sherman
Harold Hasbrouck
Columbus
Gohie Hassbrouck
Allan Haybrouck
Earle Hasbrouck
Lite
Wieck
Alli: Hasbrouck
West Wayne Street
Macko’s Market
Jiae Main Street
J. J. Macko
National Bank OF Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Pope
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