Spring Creek Grange elects officers for year
Spring Creek Grange No. 236 elected new officers led by Bernard Porter as master and Mrs Clyde Morton as overseer. Other posts filled include secretary Mrs Howard Johnson treasurer William Donaldson gatekeeper Wave Rieck lecturer Mrs Chandler Mason chaplain Mrs Wave Rieck cores, Jon Felton steward Anna Felton home economics committee and two executive slots. After the vote a lecturer’s program followed with a chili and coffee reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Creek Grange
Bernard Porter
Clyde Morton
Howard Johnson
William Donaldson
Wave Rieck
Paul Kafferiii
Chander Mason
Cores
Harold Eddy
Pomona
Flora
Tom Felton
William Gray- Dill
Graybill
Felton
Helping Hand Meeting at IOOF Hall Sees Sewing Day
The Helping Hand Club met yesterday at the IOOF Hall with Dlocks as the day’s work. A tureen dinner followed the morning session. Hostesses Mrs. Harvey Loveland and Mrs. Catherine Buston supervised. President Mrs. Glenn Gates led the 2 pm session planning the year’s work including sewing for Meadville Orphans Home. Next session set for October 14.
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Helping Hand Club
IOOF
Harvey Loveland
Catherine Buston
Glenn Gates
Meadville
Berean Society Meeting at Messinger Home
Aurana Messinger and East Congress street hosted a Berean Society meet at the First Baptist Church unit on Wednesday evening. Donald Simmonsen presided after routine business while Miss Lucille Kimmey led the lesson. Members planned a box for missionaries to Liberia and enjoyed a dessert lunch. A Halloween party is planned for October with location to be announced.
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Aurana Miss
Uecu Messinger
East Congress Street
Berean
Society of the First Baptist Church
Donald Simmonsen
Jana
Lucille Kimmey
Richard Miller
Liberia
VFW Auxiliary Holds Regular Session with Honors
The VFW Auxiliary met in the Garden Room at the VEW Post home with Mrs. James Keppel presiding. A $50 donation to Corry Memorial Hospital supported nursery isolation room maintenance. A district meeting in Union City was reported, and Mrs. Alfred Cone and Mrs. Clyde Reynolds received a special prize. next session planned for October 1.
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VFW
VEW Post Home
James Keppel
Lois Porter
Franklin Institute of Arts
Philadelphia
Hazel Shuss
Corry Memorial Hospital
Union City
Alfred Cone
Clyde Reynolds
Shower Fetes Miss Lois Peck Ahead of October Wedding
A bridal shower for Miss Lois Peck was hosted by Mrs. Howard Pier at 549 East South Street. She will wed Willis Owens on October 1. Guests participated in games and bingo with prizes won by Alton Dahlstrand, Howard Hetrick, Morgan Peck, Florine Pier, Gerald Whiteley, David Depew, Clifford McCray, and Richard Burrows. Depew received the door prize as fall bouquets adorned the Pier home and a chicken salad supper followed. Candy baskets served as favors and Miss Peck received many gifts amid the celebration.
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Lois Peck
Howard Pier
East South Street
Miss Peck
Willis Owens
Alton Dahlstrand
Howard Hetrick
Morgan Peck
Florine Pier
Gerald Whiteley
David Depew
Clifford McCray
Richard Burrows
Pier
Final Ladies Day At Corry Country Club
The season’s final Ladies Day at Corry Country Club drew 67 attendees including members and guests. A chicken luncheon followed by cards and golf preceded awards for brides to Mrs. W. Bracken, Mrs. Wallace Young, Miss Marguerite Blackman, and Mrs. J. H. Heerlein. Out of town guests included Mrs. James Burnison and Mrs. Ann Titus of Meadville.
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Corry Country Club
W. Brack—en
Wallace Young
Marguerite Blackman
J. H. Heerlein
J. H. Heerlein. Guests At the Affair From Out of Town
James Burnison
Ann Titus
Meadville
Daughter Nancy Jean is born to Fosburgh family
A daughter named Nancy Jean was born yesterday morning to Mr and Mrs Robert Fosburgh of Buffalo. The Fosburgh couple include Mr Fosburgh who formerly resided here and Mrs Flossie Fosburgh of East Washington Street. The baby's grandmother is identified as Mrs Flossie Fosburgh.
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Nancy Jean
Robert Fosburgh
Buffalo
Fosburgh
Flossie Fosburgh
East Washington Street
Large Attendance At Family Night Dinner
A church family night dinner drew about 120 people, hosted by the Witherspoon Circle led by Mrs. Thomas Russell. The program featured J Harold Patterson’s film of a 3,200 mile trek to Presbyterian mission stations across several states, with missionary talks and college presidents, while the Harbison Junior College choir provided sacred music. Westminster Fellowship members supervised the nursery, and the next dinner is set for Thursday October 28.
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Witherspoon
Thomas Russell
J Harold Patterson
Presbyterian
North
South Carolina
Georgi
Tennessee
Harbison Junior College
Westminster Fellowship
Eisenhower backs IMF World Trade Push at Bank Meeting
President Eisenhower told the International Bank and International Monetary Fund the United States backs efforts to remove trade restrictions. Secretary Humphrey opened the session with the six day meeting, joined by Ivar Rooth and Johan Van de Klett as fund speakers. The fund reported progress toward convertible currencies and free exchange while reserving no fixed timetable. It also pledged up to nine billion dollars to support members with sound economies in pursuing freer money and trade.
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Associated Press
Washington
Eisenhower
International Bank and International Fund
Secretary of the ‘Treasury
Humphrey
U. S
Ivar Rooth
Sweden
Johan van de Klett
Ex Miss America to Marry Ensign in Navy
Evelyn Ay former Miss America will wed Ensign Carl Sempler Jr in Lancaster Pennsylvania on November 13. Ay crowned at Atlantic City beauty pageant a year ago, met Sempler while at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. Sempler a Penn football player, son of Carl G and Mrs Sempler of Montclair New Jersey, currently stationed at Corpus Christi Texas in the Navy.
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Associated
Lancaster
Evelyn Ay
Carl Sempler Jr
Miss Ay
Atlantic Cty
N. J
Sempler
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Penn
Cat
Corpus Chifisti
Tex
Navy
Will sets 85000 trust for priestly education in Pittsburgh
The estate of Charles J. Negle, former editor of the Pittsburgh Catholic, earmarks 85000 for a trust to educate young men for the Roman Catholic priesthood. Surviving Dionne quints and 21 years after their death, 40 percent of annual income returns to the fund. after that period all income funds education while principal stays intact. The Dionnes were born May 28, 1934 and Emilie died last August.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Dionne
Charles J
Negle
Pitts ‘Burgh Catholic
Dionnes
Emilie
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