BPW Club Officers Installed Last Night
Miss Agnes Lynch was installed as president of the Business and Professional Women's Club at the TOOF Hall social. Mrs. Donald Hall officiated with assisting officers. a social program included singing led by Miss Ina Austin, games, and a floral arrangements committee. Guests from Youngaville and Cory attended. next meeting is October 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BPW Club
Agnes Lynch
Business and Professional Women's Club
Toof Hall
Donald Hall
Miss Lynch
Lucifer Murray
Ina Austin
Bertha Darwin
Julia Zepka
Townsend Club Meeting and 20th Anniversary Plans
Towns end Club met at the L. R. Tiffany home to discuss the state convention and the October bazaar. A rally for the coming election and the 24th Congressional District will be held at Paradise Hall with George B. Fritz as principal speaker. Several members from the city will attend, funds were raised for the bazaar, and tomorrow marks the club’s 20th anniversary with a year focused on welfare for the aged, disabled, and widows.
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Townsend Club
L. R. Tiffany
East Smith Street
Paradise Hall
Peach Steer
Sind
George B. Fritz
Towns
National Weekly
Henry Bals
Park Davis
Isabelle Johnson
Blanche Stearns
Tiffany
Townsend Organigation
Congress
Harvest Party at Beth Israel Synagogue Social
A Saturday evening Harvest celebration for Beth Israel members and families took place in the synagogue recreation room. Tables used leaves flowers and tapers with a festive Suehoth centerpiece. Children led the Harvest Prayer, Mrs. Kurt Lees read scripture, and Harry Barneh gave a historical message before socializing at the Zalzneck home. Lena Cohen chaired, with Mrs. Sarah Yalmeck and Mr. Lewis assisting. Dr. and Mrs. A. Haccuson were visiting guests.
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Synagogue
Beth Israel
Wessnapogke
Kurt Lees
Harry Barneh
Witeh
Zalzneck
West Washington Street
Lena Cohen
Sarah Yalmeck
Lewis
A. Haccuson
DjHols
First Session Of College Women's Club Meeting Update
The College Women's Club met last evening at the VFW Garden Room with 38 members and a guest, enjoying a ham dinner at 6:30. Elizabeth Rogers, president, set the agenda, appointing committees for the coming year and outlining the October refreshment group. A fur and apparel program by Leonard of the Clearfield Fur Company entertained, with presentations of jackets and scarves. The next meeting on October 26 will feature a guest from the Erie Playhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chub
VFW
Autus
Elizabeth Rogers
John H. Fenstermacher
Bess Wilsom
A. Williams
Bert Williams
Raymond Wiggers
I. E. Whittlesey
W. Reemiond
Chard Warner
A. E. Tale
Nellie Tivns
D. Armour Hillstrom
Leonard
The
Clearfield Fur Company
Robert Quilter
Leo Hooks
Shower Honors Miss Goggin and Pvt Nollinger in Clymer
A Sunday party at the Archie Nollinger home on East South street honored Miss Patricia Goggin and Pvt Walter Nollinger who are to marry tomorrow. About thirty relatives and friends attended with television entertainment, refreshments, and a shower cake. The couple received a fine assortment of gifts from their guests.
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Nollinger
Archié Wellmore
Va Nollinger
Patricia Goggin
Clymer
Walter Nollinger
Archie Nollinger
East South Street
Ting
Birthday Social for Mrs. Larry Long in Marion Street
A Sunday afternoon party honored Mrs. Larry Long of Marion Street as she observed her birthday. Friends and relatives from Evie, Girard, Cutting and Spring Creek attended. A social afternoon preceded a buffet lunch at o o'clock served by hostesses Mrs. Gene Oswalt, Mrs. Richard Sickler and Mrs. John Gilmore. Mrs. Lane received several gifts.
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Larry Long
Marion Street
Xela
Evie
Girard
Cutting
Spring Creek
Gene Oswalt
Richard Sickler
John Gilmore
Lane
WRE District Convention Set For Thursday in Corry
Women from Erie Albion North East and Meadville expected in the city to attend the Women s Relief Corps district convention. Corry WRG Corps No 48 hosts at the 100F Hall with officers and drill team urged to wear formals. Program starts 9 30 AM with noontime dinner served by the Grange. Strong attendance urged.
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WRE
Erie
Albion
North East
Meadville
Women's Relief Corps Sistrict
Corry Wrg Corps No. 48
Corry
Blind minister Rev Sherwood speaks at Kiwanis meeting
Rev Noyman Sherwood, a minister noted for his blindness since birth, was the guest speaker at the Kiwanis Club meeting at the Phoenix Hotel. He shared experiences of overcoming handicap through heightened senses, recounted anecdotes, and introduced the nominating committee for October officer elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Noyman Sherwood
Eromis Club
Phoenix Hotel
Sherwood
Raymond Soostead
Shower Honoring Oil City Bride-To-Be Held Sunday
Miss Helen Kalemajke of Oil City, to wed Bernard Gluvna of Corry on October 10, was honored with a pre nuptial shower Sunday at the home of the groom’s mother Mrs Mary Gluvna R D 1. Hostesses included Mrs Cyril Guyna Mrs Edward Gluvna Mrs Albert Gluvna Miss Catherine Gluvna and Mrs Frank Macka. About 40 guests attended enjoying bingo visits and refreshments of salad rolls and coffee. The bride to be received many gifts for the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Kalemajke
Oil City
Bernard Gluvna
Corry
Mary Glivna
R. D
Cyril Guyna
Edward Gluvna
Albert Gluyna
Catherine Gluyna
Frank Macka Ware
Lanany
Une Oneniston
Columbus Grange Sets Election and Halloween Plans
Columbus Grange met last evening with Master David Giurtis in chair planning officer elections for the next Grange meeting on October 12. The annual Halloween party is set for October 26. Mrs Merle Page led the lecturer program, with members answering roll call about attic antiques, a reading titled Milking Can Wait, and a discussion on security. Annette Curtis and Doris Christensen served a communal luncheon to 18 members after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Grange
David Giurtis
Merle Page
Page
Annette Curtis
Doris Christensen
Harvest Festival Auction Aids Africa Missions
An Harvest Festival at the Salvation Army hall drew about 65 attendees and featured Donald Engle as auctioneer. Proceeds fund refrigerators for missions in Africa, with committee members Mrs Manley Robbins, Mrs Michael Matcort, and Paul Satterlee assisting. A devotional period preceded the sale. Maj ML Sattneley presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stu 'Wes
Salvation Army
Missions ii Africa
Donald Engle
Manley Robbins
Michael Matcort
Paul Satterlee
Hotel workers strike seems certain after talks fail
The Hotel Workers Alliance and the Restaurant Workers Association stated yesterday that they will strike if hotels reject wage increases to tend contracts. They cited poor business as the reason for not granting a four percent boost. Names mentioned include Willie Fenn and Roosevelt, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pius Gryaegike
Restaurant Workers Alliance
Willie Fenn
Sheralor
Roosevelt
Webster Hal
Pittsburgher
Schenley
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