Promise in State School Aid Boost Upheld by Union Critics
Pennsylvania State Education Association leaders and teacher groups urged support for Hare-Lee and Harebee bills to raise minimum per pupil subsidies and teacher salaries. Proposals would set $800 minimum per pupil unit, $1,400 annual elementary salaries, and national scale for others. Hare-Lee seeks $1,500 for all teachers with college education. Budget office says the changes could add $21.03 million next two years and $240 million 1951-53. Hare-Lee would raise Commonwealth costs $42 million now and $126 million over six years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Budget Office
Commission
Corry Group Visits Warren For Day Of Tours And Shows
A Corry group spent a rare day in Warren with full use of the swimming pool and gymnasium and a luncheon at the W C A cafe. They toured the New Process Company building viewings, the State Forests and Waters offices, the Warren Public Library, and the Pennsylvania Gas Company. Participants included James Klinger James Bennett Howard Mowers Paul Don Richard Chase Paul Crakex Charles Berkhouse and Archie Goldfinch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Group
Warren 4
Warren
M.O
New
Process Company
State Department of Forests and Waters
Warren Public Library
Gous Pvér
Savings Bank
Allegheny National Forest
Uncle Sam
Pennsylvania Gas Company
James Klinger
James Bennett
Howard Mowers
Paul Don
Richard Chase
Paul Crakex
Charles Berkhouse
Archie Goldfinch
Social notes of Skinner and friends visiting Erie
A stream of social notices from Franklin and East South streets, Erie area, lists Mrs. G T Tryin visiting daughter Mrs. Skinner in Franklin street, Mrs. Charles Jackman and Mrs. Robert Hunt in Erie shopping, Jackman attending beauty school, Miss Mars Hayes at a Woolworth district meeting in Jamestown, and several other visits and furloughs. Also mentions Sgt Kuzma's 65 combat missions and plans to report to California, and recruits traveling to Pittsburgh and Oglethorpe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin S. Skinner
Franklin Street
Cleveland
G.T. Tryin
Silgo
Charles Jackman
Robert Hunt
Erie
Jackmart i
Orra Juan
Marsl Hayes
East Pleasant Street
Lek
Jamestown
Re Woolworth Company
Ralph Wheeler
Mary Alice
Frank Schrader
East South Street
Joan Welms
Oil City
TW. Welms
Maple Avenue
Michael Kuxma
Andrew Kucma
Columbus
New York City
Europe
T. Sg Kuzma
California
Kathryn Ann Fickard
South Center Street
Pittsburgh
WAG Operating District
Wall
Oglethorpe
Patricia McNally
Helen Munderick
Dorothy Aymong
Union City
Hubert Vaughn
George Andrus
Corry
Trenton
N. J
Cobleskill
Gloria Akam Hhas
Transfer
Doris Akam
T. J. Boland
North Center Streeb
San Francisco
Calif
Dom Bolind
Joan Slusher
North Centesteel
Eric
Wilbur York Ziallett
la. Paze
Bolivia
Antioch
Detroit
Afer
Cony
York
Mott Street
Imele
Arthur Grady
Norman Yoti
Chicago
Leta Tubbs
Frances Peterson
Contract Club Met Wednesday Night at Euclid Street
The Contract Club met Wednesday at Euclid Street with hostess Hictions uuygrove guiding activities in her home. Two tables were active with Mrs. Percy Corbin as a guest. The hostess served cake, ice cream, and coffee late, and the meeting planned a future gathering with Miss Ellmont Smith and East Bond Steel, on April 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wing Hictions
Uuygrove
Ess
Euclid Street
Percy Corbin
Cig
Ellmont Smith
East Bond Steel
Popular Corey Girl Enlists In WAVEs
Grace saugien received word today that she has been accepted for service with the WAVEs. Miss Hoysen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hoysen of West Park Place, enlisted at Pittsburgh on March 26. She plans to leave for active duty late this month or early May, likely training at Hunter College in New York City where the Navy Women’s Reserve program has operated for months. Miss Hoylen is employed at the Corry-Jamestown Mfg. Corp. offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wis Grace Saugien
The
Waves
Miss Hoysen
Leo Hoysen
West Park Place
Pittsburgh
Hunter College
New York City
Nevy
Miss Hoylen
Corry-Jamestawy Mfg. Corp
Mrs Sarah Watson Hosts U B Aid Meeting
Mrs Sarah Watson on North Center Street hosted the Ladies Aid Society of the United Brethren Church. Twelve members and guests attended as President Harris Watrous led the business session. Miss Psy Fleming read devotions and attendees spent the afternoon sewing quilt patches. The hostess, with helpers, served salads rolls Coke and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Watson
U. B
North Center Street
Ladies’ Aid Society
United Brethren Church
Harris Watrous
Psy Fleming
Bess DeLury
E. B
Bish
Patty Fleming
Daughter Born to Cpl and Mrs Kent at Corry Hospital
A daughter was born yesterday at Corry Hospital to Cpl. and Mrs. H. H. Kent of Ontario California. Mrs Kent is formerly Martha Corbin of his eltys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cpl
H. H. Kent
Ontario
California
Sharp Tips On Knife Care From AP Feature Writer
AP Feature Writer gives practical advice on keeping kitchen knives safe and efficient. Tips include proper storage, avoiding temperature shocks, prewashing, and sharpening with oilstone or other methods. Emphasizes separate knife storage to prevent accidents and extend knife life.
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Eves
Ivky
Dinner At Pittsfield For Miss Maloney
Miss Wanda Maney was honored at a pre bridal shower by Aero Supply workers. A 6:30 dinner at Pittsfield Inn featured daffodils and pussy willow decor. Miss Maloney received gifts as Anna Shields hosted at Grove Street for a social with several ladies attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda Maney
Aero Supply
Pitsfeld Inn
Anna Shields
Grove Street
Maloney
J. Haydn Nobbs
Clifton Pratt
Clair Linendell
Richard Stedman
Richard Morton
Shields
Margaret Kostyal
Wanda Za- Wavki
Leona
New Era Club Plans Tea at Boile Home
Members met at Mrs. John Shechat’s home in West Clurbit for an evening of devotional led by Mrs. Elmer Shaver. The program committee included Mrs. G L Bova Mrs. H L Blanchard and Miss Hazel Merker. Games were hosted by Mrs. Stanley Anderson and Mr Risesell Briggs with prizes awarded to Mrs. Clarence Wallace Miss Merker and Miss Louise Winterly. Plans were made for a team event at the Presbyterian Church on May 2 and a picnic in Anne. Assistant hostesses were Mrs. William Johnson Mrs. Baye and Mrs. Blanchard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Era Club
New Era
Boile
John Shechat
West Clurbit
Elmer Shaver
G. L. Bova
H. L. Blanchard
Mise Hazel Merker
Stanley Anderson
Risesell Briggs
Clarence Wallace
Louise Winteley
Presbyterian Chien
Anne
William Johnson
Baye
Blanchard
Kraay Club Meets at Mrs McMahon Home in April Hostess
Eight members attended Insteve ning's Kraay Club gathering at Mrs George McMahon's West Washington street home. A game of five hundred determined winners Mrs Robert Hunt and Mrs Clorence Lowe. Mrs McMahon served sandwiches spice cake and coffee. Mrs Wilbur Whitehead set Aprilish at Essex street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McMahon
Instevening
West Washington Street
Robert Hunt
Clorence Lowe
Regular Meeting Of Home League Seeks Hidden Theme
Home League meeting hosted by Mrs Manley Robbins on East Main Street with 9 members and 1 guest Mrs Gerald Whiteley. Mrs Hobbins led discussion on He Could Now Be Hidden. Social time followed with vegetable salad crackers coffee and tea. Next meeting set for April 11 at the Citadel with Mrs Alu Bure ton as guest tester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Hume Wengoe
Li Silvie
Troon Society Met Wednesday Evening
The Treon Society of the Ta thernn Church met at the home of Mrs. Howard Ross with eleven members present. Mrs. Wayne Skinner could not attend. vice president Mrs. Robert Quitlin presided. They planned a tureen dinner May 2 at Mrs. D. B. Hillstrom’s home and did sewing for Corry Hospital. Tea and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troon Society
Treon Society
Tathernn
Howard Ross
Raymond Avenue
Ray Stearns
Wayne Skinner
Robert Qutlin
DB. A
Birthday Surprise for Mrs DeLury at West Washington
Mrs Mary DeLury was honored at a surprise birthday party hosted by Mrs Sarah Zalzneck Mrs Philip Zalmuck and Mrs Milton Zalzneck at Mrs Sarah Zalanecks home on West Washington Street. Twenty guests attended with food and bridge entertainment. Guests received small favors and a decorated pastel table featured a birthday cake and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary DeLury
Sarah Zalzneck
Philip Zalmuck
Milton Zalzneck
Sarah Zalaneck
West Washington Street
Bridge
Milton van Dresar
Harry Barach
George Stanford
Donald Hail
Alan Mey
Carl Peterson
Gerry Owen Club Hosts Enjoyable Meeting Evening
The Gerry Owen Club was entertained by Mrs. Anna Esterbrook on Second Avenue with Bingo as the highlight. Prizes went to Mrs. James Maloney and Mrs. Jennie Weicht. refreshments included hot pretzels, maple syrup, sponge cake, whipped cream, and coffee. The next gathering is April 18 at Mrs. William Scet tev in Est South Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerry Owen
Anna Esterbrook
Second Avenue
James Maloney
Jennie Weicht
Esterbrook
William Scettevin
South Street
Bingo Club Met at Henlein Home in April gathering
The Henlein home on Essex Street hosted a Bingo Club meeting with members Mrs Pyed Sui Mrs M D Davison Mrs Willian Bachel Mrs Mary Stafford Mrs Lillian Ottaway and Miss Mertie Akam. Miss Davie Craker attended as guest. Prizes went to Mrs Davison and Mrs Ottaway. Hostess served sandwiches tuna salad chocolate cake peaches and coffee. Mrs Bred Shupp will entertain the club in April at her Frederick Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henlein
Joseph Hendemi
Essex Street
Pyed Sui
M. D. Davison
Willian Bachel
Mary Stafford
Lillian Ottaway
Mertie Akam
Davie Craker
Davison
Ottaway
Bred Shupp
Nest
Wess Frederick Street
Circle No 3 and 8 Circles Meet in May Plans
Circle No 3 W 5 C S met Wednesday welcoming new member Mrs Beda Pope. Hostess Mrs John Mitchell at 27 West Bond Street hosted sixteen ladies and guest Mrs A Van Dyke visiting from Rochester. A brief meeting discussed a Hale sale on April 21 and missionary work among Indians was reviewed. Next meeting May 2 hosted by Mrs R S Peterson at 327 Fssex Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No
Beda Pope Hey
John Mitchell
West Bond Street
A. van Dyke
Rochester
N.Y
Circle
C. A
John Ohrn
Indies
B. K. Hauenstein
R. 8. Peterson
Fssex Street
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Wens Im
Blatt Bros
Rex
Diler
Dick Powe
Trevor Anne Shirley
Wallace Beery
Broadway
Donny
Dar
Helen
Corey
Desse Warnken
Corry Hospital
Essary
Powell Motor Co
Jlyian
Department of Agriculture
Kanlyes
Pittsfield
Masteralismien
Authorized
Fett Jewelers
Tarday
W. 5
C.S
Bobbie Brooks Orige
Miss
Chapin
May
Church Street
Cincinnati
Andrew Schimict
Community Loan Company
Gabardine
Navy
Brown
Zuckerman
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