Birthday Party for Nazarene Pastor Memman Honored
A birthday party for Rev. R. R. Memman was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Grarende Bailey with 45 Church of the Nazarene members and guests in attendance. The program featured songs including Praise God from Whom All Blessings Flow, prayers by Rev. Merrimain, social time with ice cream cake and coffee, and hosting duties by Mr Bailey and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nazarene
R. R. Memman
Church of the Nazarene
Grarende Bailey
R. D
Bailey
Merrimain
Ges
Gary Dingielder
Delia Soremson
Martin ‘Andereon
Bailey Grecenijert
Reception Friday For Rev Armitage At McCray Community House
Congregation members invite to a reception honoring Rev G F Armitage and family at McCray Community House on Friday evening September 2011. Program committee plans entertainment and asks guests to bring sandwiches or cake. Attendance expected to welcome Rev and Mrs Armitage to the charge for another year.
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G. F. Armitage
Hlgin Methodist
I- Sates Spartansbii
Cotisord Ridge
McCray
Elgin Church
Edwin Armitage
McCray Community Howe
Crane Td Entertainment
Gah Family
Whith
Fey
Annitege
Battle of social news and family events in North East
Local item notes a Raymond Mfg Inquisitors Club dance at Odd Fellows Hall on Friday October lath with costumes prizes and orchestra. It also reports moves, engagements, travels, a church reception for Rev C A McEntarfer, and various family announcements from Erie North East and nearby towns, including marriages, anniversaries, and visits with multiple named residents and places.
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Raymond Mfg. Company
Odd Fellows Hall
Crawford
East Congress Street
East South Street
William Allen
Grove Street
Hier
Alten
Seattle
Wash
Bill
Yokohama
Japan
Army of Occupation
Corry Country Club Ladies Host Luncheon and Games
The Corry Country Club hosted a luncheon Tuesday arranged by Gerald Staples and committee. Guests enjoyed macaroni salad, tomatoes, meat, stuffing potatoes, ginger bread with whipped cream, rolls and coffee. In the afternoon bridge and golf were played. winners included Mrs. E. H. Harmon and Miss Ina Austin in golf and Mrs. C. W. Jones, Mrs. A. S. Boag, Mrs. H. J. Davis, Mrs. Walter Scott in bridge. Helpers named: Mrs. Richard Hurlbut, Mrs. R. E. Bumbateh, Mrs. L. J. Lindsley, Mrs. Ethan Carter. Mrs. Fred Cameron named general chairman for the ill Teen luncheon on October 8 at the hilltop clubhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Davis
Walter Scott
Staples
Richard Hurlbut
R. E. Bumbateh
L. J. Lindsley
Ethan Carter
Fred Cameron
Lhe Hilltop
Quilting Club Holds Tuesday Evening Meeting
The Quilting Club met Tuesday evening with nine members and two guests, Mrs. Lloyd Matson and Mrs. C. J. Gustin attending. After supper a social time followed, and Mrs. Merrill Lillie will host the next session, set for October.
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Quilting Club
Brice. Thomas
Lloyd Matson
J. Gustin
Merrill Lillie
Church Growth At Adrian Michigan Father and Rev Hook
Cory friends of Rev and Mrs E A Hook will be pleased to learn of church progress at Adrian Michigan where the congregation has grown nearly twofold since Focks assumed charge. An eight form school building is being added as a church edifice as the church expands its activities. Frederick remains in Navy service and the note highlights family ties to the ministry.
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Stillwell
Oklahoma
Oklahoma A. Sind M
Bob
Jimmy Hollis
Ralph Hollis
Titville
Mir
Henry Hollis
North Center Street
Titusville Hospital
Homer Marlin
Long Beach
Call
HG. Warner
R. D
Dorry
George Thompson
Franklin Street
New England States
Canada
MYS
I. Irvine
Daytonn
J. Fred Kintey
FH. Bartholine
Union City
Harrisbure
Kinley
W. V. Leach
Cleveland
Ralph Ely
East Pleasant Street
Roy Pields
Sly
Leo Chaffee
Union Glty
Pittsburgh
Harrisburg
Harold Powell
Philadethia
Penwlvmia Automotive Association
Roger Brown
Harris Watrous
Hiugh
Ida. Watrous
Columbus
Jamestown
Ragnar Carlson
Wesley McEntarfer
Albany
Pend
McEntarfer
Rey
S A. McEntarfer
West Pleasant Street
Ruth Seouten
Arthur Seouten
Spartaneburg
Mids Davis
Port Jarvis
X.Y
Erie
Norma Colligan
Buffalo
J. J. Becker
Richard Williams
Colligan
Myrna Schramling
Roberta Hindman
Corry Hospital
Northwestern Penneee Hospital
Jameson Memorial Hospital
New Castle
W. J. Wright
William Jewell
East Main Street
Lance Ross
Los Angeles
Calif
John Jackson
East Columbus Avenue
Ross
Mrs. Jackson
Cory
E. A. Hook
Adrian, Mich
Newborns Reported at Local Hospitals
A string of birth notices from Corry Hospital and Gurr Hospital announces daughters born to multiple couples including Mr and Mrs George Mock of Warren, Ruth Blaine Nagel prior to marriage, Mr and Mrs Join McCallum of 56 Snid, and Mr Frank Palmer of Blain.
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Gurr
George Mock
Waren
Ruth Blaine Nagel
This
Lally
Te Coury ‘Hospital
Join McCalluim
Prank Palmer of Blain
Cory Hospital
Columbus Grange Fair Draws One Hundred Attendees
One hundred members of the Columbus Grange and their families attended the fair at the Grange Hall. Displays featured vegetables, needlework, flowers, and curios. Awards went to multiple members for vegetables, needlework, and flowers. calve show ribbons awarded. a tureen dinner followed with readings, a playlet, and music.
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Columbus
Colamibus Grange
Grange Hall
EM Martin
Warren County
Warren
Baker
Spale College
Carol Lee Page
Alan Page
Aviiir Page
Carleton Curtis
Rould Carter
Paul Triskei
Archie Norton
Arthur Hill
Andrew Christensen
Gola Carter
Vermila, Page
Ronald Carter
Nathan Dodd
Archie Bensup
Dean Messinger
Annette Coils
Amy Curtis
Lynette Page
Carol Page
Norton Gail
Lanna Hui
Earl Messinger
Depuy
Miteyhoys
Joe Nayactto
State College
O. 8. Tutt
Exille
Holstein
Richard Hill
Guernsey
Paul Suchay
Jersey
James Curtis
Gerald Bensink
Richard Bill
Paul Suchar
Ryevelt Knowles
Dodd
Archie- Benson
Cootiettes Hear Convention Report At V F W Home
Mrs Hazel Shuss led Gogtelies meeting at West Washington street VFW home with twelve members present. Clara B Haight reported on the national Cootiette convention in Boston in August, funds were voted for the Chicago Fund Baton Rapids Mind and Children’s Christmas Fund, Haight won the monthly prize, a bake sale is planned for Saturday September 9, and the next meeting will be October 5.
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Hazel Shuss
Gogtelies
V.F. W
West Washington Street
Clara B. Haight
Boston
Moss
Cubiago Fund
Baton Rapids
Mind
500 Club Met At Black Home For Card Party
Mrs Lloyd Black hosted Fairyrey Street 500 Club members with nine attending. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Margaret Hughes and Mrs Joseph Hentine along with others. Refreshments of cake and coffee were served by the hostess. Miss Ann Esterbronl recorded results, and October’s meeting is planned with Mrs Getoberst as hostess.
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Black Home
Lloyd Black
Fairyrey Street
Last Eye Nine
Ty Eisht
Elest
Margaret Hughes
Joseph Hentine
al Hylton Sil Mys
John Newcomb
Rhs Iiners
Aves
Wie
Mirie Conference Fair Institute at Local Church Tomorrow
The Mirie Conference Fair Institute 71 Missions and Stewardship will be held tomorrow at 1 30 PM at the United Brethren In Christ Church. Dr. S Paul Weaver will preside. Rev. H Ray Harris will speak on Evangelism Through Stewardship. A play A Dream will be presented by the Joen W Mi A Society. Pictures from Camp Findley will follow. An Otterbein Guild Girls program will precede the 7 20 PM worship led by Mrs J Leon Mamewal. A free will offering will be taken for Mrs J Hal Smith Mission. All are invited.
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Mirie
United Brethren In Christ Church
Gleven
Witte
Paul Weaver
H. Ray Harris
Joen W. Mi. A. Society
Corry
Camp Findley
Otterbein Guild
J. Leon Mame
Wal
J. Hal Smiffy
Africa
Walter Schute
J. Hal Smith
Concord School P T A Met Last Evening
The first meeting for the 1947 school year of the Concord P T A was held at the school lot with 65 members and friends present. President Mrs William Tigistil presided as plans for the coming year were discussed. The membership drive will begin and committees were appointed for programs publicity hospitality magazine finance membership and public relations. A brief program featured songs by Dorothy Brown and others with piano accompaniment. Refreshments were served by officers and members. The October meeting will be held at the school on the evening of the tenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. 4. McEntarfer
Methodist Ghiuven
G. A. Mcontorfer
Otlock
R. S. Dewey
J. B. Dabhlstrand
Wendell Gage
Grace Middleton
Francis G. Whiteman
Carty Ministerial Association
Vane
McBinarfer
Hubert S. Vaughn
R. G. Barnes
Vaughn
R. Lawrence Davison
Fred Ross
Concord School P.T.A
Gontord P. T. A
William Tigistil
Russell ‘Cassei
Mary Andereijn
Joseph Guignon
Vennis Follett
Anderson
Louise Mowns
Ralph Carroll
P. T. A. Cornell
Wendell Shields
Harland Blinehard
Dorothy Brown
Len Carroll
Leong. Hunt Foy Phivert
Colfes
Ingram
Blanchard
Cassatt
Mts
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