Oil Depletion Tax Seen Safe For Another Year
Washington April 7 Confidence grows that the present 27 1 4 per cent oil depletion allowance will remain intact for at least one more year. Congress members from oil states and Washington oil groups indicate no change this year. The administration proposed a cut to 15 per cent, but industry argues the current allowance is essential to encourage exploration. A Ways and Means Committee member, speaking off the record, expects no change. Another member noted Treasury Secretary Snyder’s appearance before the panel on April 2 and saw little chance of recommending a change.
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Washington
Congress
Oil
Ges
House
Ways and Means Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
Snyder
Hilltop Club Meets at Dyne Home for Recitation and News
The Hilltop Club gathered at Mrs. Vern Dyne's home with a Lord's Prayer recitation and brief business led by president Mrs. Lawrence Anderson. A letter from former member Mrs. Ruswell Clark was read, and games won by Mrs. Milton Chaffee, Mrs. Bror Larson, and Mrs. Frank Maloney. Prizes went to Miss Janet and Miss Carol Chaffee. A quilt top was given to the club, refreshments followed, and Mrs. Anderson's birthday was celebrated.
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Hilltop Club
Vern Dyne
Lawrence Anderson
Ruswell Clark
Riverside
Calif
Milton Chaffee
Bror Larson
Frank Maloney
Janet
Carol Chaffee
Dyne
Anderson
William Graybill
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Reverend Joseph Clair as speaker at D A R meeting
Mrs. H. Gilbert hosted 20 Brokenstraw Valley Chapter members of the D A R Thursday afternoon at her home. Vice regent Mrs. T. W. Whitehead led routine business in Regent Mrs. Joseph Clair's absence. Rev. Clair spoke on his favorite prophet in a program titled Our Friend Amos. Refreshments followed with cookies tea and coffee. Hostess was assisted by Mrs. James Sinare and Miss Elizabeth Rogers. Mrs. Walter Peake and Mrs. W. W. Auer presided. Mrs. W. W. Graham will entertain the May meeting.
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Gilbert
Brokenstraw Val Dey
D.A.R
T. W. Whitehead
Joseph Clair
Amos
James Sinare
Elizabeth Rogers
Walter Peake
W. W. Auer
W. W. Graham
Jonathan Lodge Officers Installation Planned for April 11
Installation ceremonies are planned for next Wednesday evening for officers of Jonathan Lodge. Horace Leslie will take office as noble grand and Robert Haden as vice grand. District Deputy Hale and his staff of Erie City Lodge will install the officers, with Glenn Gates and his committee serving refreshments at the session’s close.
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Jonathan Lodge
Horace Leslie
Noble Grand
Robert Haden
Hale
Erie City Lodge
Glenn Gates
Miss Myrtie Akam Hosts Neighborhood Bingo Club
The Neighborhood Club met at Miss Myrtie Akam’s Essex street home for a social bingo gathering. Prizes went to Mrs. Joseph Henline and Mrs. Lyle Shreve. A birthday tribute to Mrs. Thomas Clark included a gift from her secret sister. The group will reconvene April 18 with Mrs. Henline after refreshments.
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Miss Myrtie Akam
Essex Street
Myrtie Akam
Joseph Henline
Lyle Shreve
Thomas
Clark
Henline
TV Variety Show Promised at Corry High Auditorium
Columbus Grange No. 87% sponsors a home talent show at Corry Senior High School auditorium next Thursday evening. The cast has rehearsed for weeks and a large crowd is expected. Tickets available from members or at the TV Variety Show. Program announced by Donald Engle.
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Columbus Grange
Corry Senior High
Donald Engle
Decorator To Address Hospitality Club Meeting
Hospitality Club members will meet Tuesday afternoon at the Garden Room of the V.F.W. Post Home on West Washington Street. The program, planned by chairman Mrs A V Cochran, features guest speaker George J Knoll of Erie Dry Goods Company addressing home decorating ideas and answering members questions. Assisting Cochran are Mrs T W Whitehead and Mrs Robert Brown.
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V.F.W. Post
West Washington Street
A. V. Cochran
George J. Knoll
Erie Dry Goods Company
Cochran
T. W. Whitehead
Robert Brown
Cutting Mothers Club Meeting Details in May Plans
The Cutting Pre School Mothers Club met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Raymond Ohmer. One guest, Mrs. Roger Shampee, attended. Roll call featured a childhood poem. Vice president Mrs. Gordon Shampoe led the meeting. Hostess served fruit jello and cake. Mrs. Walter DeShazer will host the May meeting with assistant Mrs. Gordon Sham poe. Mrs. Ohmer will plan a program.
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Cutting Mothers Club
Raymond Ohmer
Roger Shampee
Gordon Shampoe
Walter DeShazer
Ohmer
Rehearsal Party for Homer Humes and Dorothy Grover
Mr and Mrs Glond Humes hosted a rehearsal party at their home on West Smith Street last night for Homer Humes and his bride to be Dorothy Grover. Twenty three guests attended the event including the bridal party families and friends. Reverend C G Grover of Salamanca, the bride’s uncle, will officiate at the Evangelical United Brethren Church ceremony this evening.
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Glond Humes
Homer 2
Humes
Dorothy Grover
Evangelioal United Brethren Church
Himes
West Smith Street
C. G. Grover
Salamanca
Family party at Spring Creek Town Hall Friday
A Friday gathering at Spring Creek Town Hall featured a worship service led by the Branch Young People group with Lois Kean Joyce Kenniston Merton Kenniston Janet Burleigh Wilda Brooks Myrtle Eastman and Jean Kean. An adult discussion on a message from Ephesians was led by several women, Rev. Jordan Cole presented The Lost Sheep, William Brooks oversaw arrangements, Betty Porter organized games, refreshments served by a women’s committee. A similar program is planned next Friday at the same time and place focusing on a study of the church and community.
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Spring Creek Town Hall
Ast
Lois Kean
Joyce Kenniston
Merton Kenniston
Janet Burleigh
Wilda Brooks
Myrtle Eastman
Jean Kean
Ted
Raymond Hicks
Steward Kean
G. Henry
Jordan Cole
William Brooks
Betty Porter
Concord Secret Sisters Banquet Moves to Wednesday
The annual Spring banquet of the Concord Secret Sisters is rescheduled for next Wednesday evening April 1 at Spartansboro Methodist Church. The W.S.C.S will serve a turkey dinner at 7 o'clock, with contests and secret sister reveals during the program. Committee members include Mrs. D. L. Lewis Mrs. Joe McCray Mrs. Rolland Hasbrouck Mrs. Donald Gates Mrs. Raymond Brown and Mrs. Howard Blakeslee.
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Spartansboro Methodist Church
W.S.C.5
D. L. Lewis
Joe McCray
Rolland Hasbrouck
Donald Gates
Raymond Brown
Howard Blakeslee
Zem Zem Temple Band Concert in Corry April 28
Zem Zem Temple Band of Exie will give a benefit concert in Corry on April 28 at the Senior High School Auditorium. Proceeds help band expenses and support children’s wards at Corry Memorial Hospitals and Crippled Children’s Hospital. Admission by offering. no advance tickets. Further plans to follow.
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Zem Zem Temple
Zem Zem Temple Band
Exie
Corry Union City
Wheelock Aid To Study Textile Painting
Wheelock Aid Society will start a course in textile painting directed by Mrs Nadia Hamilton of the Erie extension office. The first lesson is set for April 49 at 10 30 am at the home of Mrs Leon Van Tassel with a Luceie dinner at noon. Mrs Leonid Edwards hosted the group Thursday evening with devotions, then a short meeting and social time. Mrs F Lowe Edwards won a prize in the contest and dessert refreshments followed.
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Wheelock Aid Society
Nadia Hamilton
Erie Extension Office
Leon van Tassel
Leonid Edwards
Contract Club Meets at Mrs Bracken Home
A contract club gathering at 0 North Center Street hosted by Mrs C W Bracken featured two tables of play. Prizes went to Mrs Bracken Mrs Langden Rowe and special prize to Mrs Raymond Anderson. Hosts will meet next week with Mrs Horton Davis.
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Ams
W. Bracken
Contract Club
North Center Street
Bracken
Langden Rowe
Raymond Anderson
Horton Davis
Kaiser to wed late wife nurse Alyce Chester in Oakland
Industrialist Henry J. Kaiser plans a quiet family wedding with Miss Alyce Chester, chief nurse and companion to his late wife. She is 34, Kaiser 68, with a six year old son. Time and place to be announced later.
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Oakland
Henry J. Kaiser
Alyce Chester
Max Penovic
Kaiser
Express fear of meat rationing rises in AP report
Washington April 7 Associated Press reports livestock industry representatives warn that current finite controls will trigger meat rationing within six months after a closer meeting with mobilization officials. Economic Stabilizer Eric Johnston argues price controls are needed to stabilize the economy. The Bureau of Labor Statistics notes a 0.3 percent drop in wholesale prices for the week to April 3. President Truman forms an emergency panel to consider a 1,000,000 non operating railroad workers 6 cent per hour cost of living increase. Government imposes tungsten unit ceiling and reduces aluminum use in cosmetics and beer containers. House approves copper import-duty suspension to 1983. National Production Authority takes over metals used in alloys.
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Associated Press
Washington
Eric Johnston
Lebor
Truman
House
Table Case Against School Principal Waterford Borough
The Joint High School Board tabled the case against Warren Dingle supervising principal of Waterford Borough Township Joint High School. The board adopted a resolution to table the case for the present and to reconsider it with broader issues of school housing and facilities.
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Warren Dingle
Waterford Borough Township
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