Ford Plant Closure Deepens as Negotiations Continue
Ford plant remains shut as talks extend with a five member Ford committee, UAW officials, and Governor Murray. U A W negotiators and U S Labor official Dewey failed to reach conclusions after a 90 minute session, with another meeting planned. About 11500 office workers were ordered to return to work under a union company agreement, while maintenance staff and protection crews remain undetermined. Ford personnel chief Bennett accused agitators of Communist tactics and warned that local and state agencies struggle to handle the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heamdul
Jamies F. Dewey
U. S. Departmento Labor
Uanwslo
Murray DR. van Wagoher
Michigan
Ford Company
Dewey
van Wagoner
Harry H. Bennett
Ford
Ohio
Indiana
Methodist Women’s Society Sees Eleven Attend Meeting
Group 3 of the Women’s Society for Christian Service met at Mrs T M Whitehead’s home on 1st Pleasant Street with eleven members present. Mrs W B Stowe led devotion and in business Mrs E Renesu was named chair of the April man’s supper committee. Plans were made for a May breakfast and a social hour followed dessert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Society
Women's Society For Christian Service
Methodist Church
T. M. Whitehead
1St Pleasant Street
W. B. Stowe
E. ©. Renesu
Palm Sunday Musical Service by Presbyterian Church Choir
The Presbyterian Church choir directed by Mrs. R. S. Dewey will present a Palm Sunday program at 4 30 PM in the chapel, featuring soloist Charles Lyons of Union City and selections by the choir and instrumentalists, with Mary Graham on violin and other musicians. The program includes hymns, anthems, and a postlude, inviting all to attend.
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Presbyterian Church Choir
The
Presbyterian Church
R. S. Dewey
Charles Lyons
Union Cuy
Gust Solplat
Demarest
Carlton Chaffee
J. Tobias
Mr. Lyons
Bobubert Prip
T.lyon
Massenes
Cavatina
Mary Graham
Hamy Rhodes
Tobias
Handel
Maley
Teveryone
Raveling's Club Enjoyable Meeting At Home
The Rav eling's Club met last evening at Leathe Anderson's home for sewing and visiting. Hostess Marguerite Spicer served a salad lunch to Mises Leatha Anderson June Hurst Claudia Keener Thelma May Dorothy Ondus Maude Porter and Thelma May. The group will meet in three weeks with Leathe Anderson and Thelma May as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feleneyda
Autumn Colby
Mises
Leatha Anderson
June Hurst
Claudia Keener
Thelma May
Dorothy Ondus
Maude Porter
Marguerite Spicer
Leathe Anderson
New Era Club Plans Sale and Banquet at Presbyterian Church
Members of the New Era Club at the Presbyterian church met at East Pleasant street for the April business and social gathering. They discussed a rumfiage sale set for Friday and Saturday, April 18, and planned the Mothers and Daughters banquet for Wednesday, May 7. Rev. Gilbert L. Boyd spoke on Mis taken Ideas On Missions, with Miss Whiteley singing and Miss Lona Merker at the piano. Murker and Mrs. C. C. Blanchard served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Era Club
Misses Long
Hagel Merker
Presbyterian Church
East Pleasant Street
Mothers and Daughters
Gilbert L. Boyd
Mrs Allene Corbin Hosts Bridge Club Gathering
Mrs Allene Corbin entertained bridge club members at her home 601 West Pleasant Street. Attendees included Mrs V G Akai Mrs C V Huth Mrs George McQuiston Mrs Leon Pringle Mrs Marie Dickson Mrs William Johnson and Mrs David Crawe with Dickson and Grawe as new members. Music was provided by the hostess. The next meeting is planned for two weeks at Mrs Leon Pringle’s 207 Franklin Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allene Veruy
Bridge Club
West Pleasant Street
V. G Akai
C. V. Huth
George —McQuiston
Leon Pringle
Marie Dickson
William Johnson
David Crawe
Dickson
Johnson
Grawe
Corbin
A Table Cloth Can Set The Tempo of a Dinner
A guide to table cloth choices inspires festive place settings. The piece highlights white or pastel linens with floral motifs such as calla lilies, chrysanthemums, tulips, daffodils, roses and ferns. Centerpieces favor short stems for easy conversation and balanced table aesthetics.
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Margaret Kernodle
No Outer Hearth Bermuda Sreplaces in American use
The passage notes that No Outer Hearth Old Bermuda Sreplaces are often copied by American architects though they are unusual. They lack an outer hearth and the inner hearth is raised several inches above the floor level.
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Bermuda
Impossible Eight Club Meets at Mrs Koester Home
The Impossible Eight Club met Tuesday evening at Mrs George Koester's West South Street home with Mrs Ward Brennan as hostess. Bridge prizes were won by Misses Della Sorenson and Lucille Rost. Lunch was served. The next meeting is set for Tuesday evening April 15 at Miss Root's East South Street home.
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Impossible Eight
George Koester
West South Street
Ward Brennan
Della Sorenson
Lucille Rost
Brennan
Miss Root
East South Strong
Another Benefit Bingo for Bundles for Britain Held
Another bingo party in the Bundles for Britain series drew twenty attendees last evening in the O D A rooms of the Horn block. Door prize went to Mrs Morris Bernstein and a prize was awarded for each of the thirty games. Mrs Paul Weber served as chairwoman.
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Britain
Horn Block
Morris Bernstein
Paul Weber
Erin O Brien Moore stars in radio Street Scene on GBS
On April 3 ON YOUR RADIO NEW YORK reports Erin O Brien Moore voices a Broadway role in a radio adaptation of Street Scene as part of the Great Moments in Great Plays series. Listings include NBC CBS and NBC Blue schedules with programs from 8:55 to 1:12 a.m. and multiple talk and music segments.
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New York
Erin O'Brien
Moore
GBS
MBS
CBS
NBC
Charles Palmer
Nbc-Blue
Britain
Rep
Jos
W. Martin
Nbc-Red
Fannie Brite
Aldrichamily
Crosby
Burns
Joe B. Brown
Vallee
Barrymore
Ask Tb
Major Bowes
Prof. Quiz
Horace Heidt
Tommy Dorsey
Rochester Civic Orchestra
Chicago
Sinfonietta
Chicago Symphony
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary install officers at West Washington
Last evening at a West Washington street home the Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars held a meeting. Mrs. James O'Brien was named president for the new year. New officers elected to be installed April 16 include Mrs. J. J. Haight senior vice president, Mrs. Floyd Black junior vice president, Mrs. Slimer Shuss treasurer, Mrs. Merle Amy chaplain, Mrs. G. G. Reynolds conductress, Mrs. T A. Paver guard, and trustee Mrs. Frank Schrader. Delegates from Reynolds and Black, county. alternates and district and department delegates were named. Twenty three members attended and Mrs. Fred Taylor presided. Reservations may be called to Mrs. Bild by April 1. Mrs. Paul Quolik is moving to Philadelphia. A handkerchief shower honored the hostess with the month’s committee.
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TA. Paver
Frank Schrader
Reynlds
Black
Shuss
Haight
O'Brien
Schrader
Amy
Reynolds
Pred Taylor
T. J. Boland
Jean Field
Paul Weed
Thero Matteson
Paul Lites
Evenning
Fred Taylor
Northwestern Counties Council
V. F. Ww
Bradford
Bild
Paul Quiolisk
Philadelpia
Mts. Weed
John Long
Taylor
Dorcas Class Hosts Tureen Dinner at Methodist Church
Dorcas class members of the Methodist church enjoyed a tureen dinner at 6 o'clock last evening at the church. After dining, the congregation attended a special church service in a body. Names of those serving included Mrs R. Dewey, Mrs Meyle McTityre, Mrs Lawrence Eisenman, Miss Rul Johnson, Miss Blanchard Mack and Miss Mamie Macc.
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Methodist Church
R. & Dewey
Meyle McTityre
Lawrence Eisenman
Rul Johnson
Blanchard Mack
Mamie Macc
Jonathan Lodge 1 0 O F Installation Meeting Recap
Last evening's Jonathan Lodge meeting discussed next Wednesday's installation ceremony and the induction of new officers. Matic Akam was named chairman of the supper to be served after the installation.
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Jonathan Lodge
Believe Hitler Will Strike at Belgrade
Reported continued discussion of Nazi plans to seize Belgrade within 48 hours of crossing the Yugoslav border. Legation staff prepared to barricade interiors, store food, and conceal firearms as a defense scheme while awaiting the invasion. Yugoslav generals’ decision to defend the capital remained uncertain, though warplanes circled overhead.
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Hitler
Belgrade
Legation
Mombber
Staif
Leity
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