Hi Fi Benefit Style Show Planned For April 23
Committees listed for the Hi Fi Benefit style show to aid the Hi Fi Club. Erie Morning News Society editor Hy Yaple to comment. Merchants will display spring and summer fashions. 15 merchants involved. Refreshments and door prizes arranged. Event at Wright School auditorium at 8 p.m. April 23.
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Wright School
Hy Yaple
Erie’Morning News Society
Mary Higgins
Joseph Gronosta
Ann Baressi
Glenn
Palmer
Donald Nantes
Fred Abs
Lena Gawchyn
Marlon Sullivan
Lester Lewis
Mary Hand
Gronostar
Yennis R. Follett
Higgins
Sawchyn
Stanley Malek
Harold Scholton
Thomas Burkhart
Nick Aquilino
Hugh Muckinhaupt
Janet Muckinhaupt
Robert
Martha Circle to Serve for WSCS Dinner
Fifteen members and two guests of the Martha Circle of the First Methodist Church Woman's Society of Christian Service met at the East Smith street home of Mrs. Floyd Johnson. Devotions on Judging Others were given. business session led by president Mrs. Lester Lopus announced cohosting the upcoming WSCS dinner and renewal of subscriptions to Methodist Woman and World Outlook. A program on Missionary Work in America highlighted past donations and usage. May 5 meeting set at Mrs. Harry Hatch Kiss’s home with Mrs. Merle McIntyre assisting.
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John Mahan
G. B. Butter
Martha Circle
First Methodist Church
Woman's Society of Christian Service
East Smith Street
Floyd Johnson
William Helmintoller
Matthew
Lester Lopus
Marthe Circle
WSCS
J. Earle Bliley
America
United States
W. B. Stowe
Naomi Johnson
Harry Hatch- Kiss
West
Congress Street
Merle McIntyre
Corry Grange Plans Public Ham Dinner
Corry Grange No. 55 held a meeting at Park Street Grange Hall with 22 members after greeting visitors Guy Morton and spouse from North East. John Decker announced a public ham dinner on April 10 from 11 30 a m to 1 p m with donations due by 10 a m and the next meeting set for April 21.
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Corry Grange
John Decker
Corry Grange No
Park Street
Cyril Skiff
John Czech
Flossie Fosburgh
Don Whaley
Pomona
Guy Morton
North East
Grange
PTA Council To Elect Officers At Final Meet
The Corry Area Parent-Teacher Association Council will hold its April dinner meeting this Wednesday at 6:30 in the Corry Area High School cafeteria. C. W. Metcalf, county director of public health education, will discuss the newly opened public health office. A question and answer period will follow. The election and installation of officers will cap the business session of the final meeting of the year.
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PTA
Corry Area
Parent-Tesoner Association Council
Corry
C. W. Metcalf
Births at Corry Memorial Hospital Spark Local News
A daughter was born yesterday morning to Mr and Mrs Robert S Lewis of Bear Lake at Corry Memorial Hospital. A son followed yesterday afternoon to Mr and Mrs Bruce G Allen of 202 East South Street at Corry Memorial Hospital.
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Robert S. Lewis
Bear Lake
Corry Memorial Hospital
Bruce G. Allen
East South Street
Easter gathering at North Center home noted in society brief
Mrs Mortis Bonsteel hosted readers at her North Center street residence. A dessert lunch occurred at 2 pm with 10 members answering roll call and sharing Easter verses. Bertha Stockton, president, led the business session. A nominating committee was named. Emma Carroll led an Easter program reading from One Event.
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Mortis Bonsteel
T E
North Center’ Street
Bertha Stockton
Orpah Circle Meets at Titusville Methodist Church
Orpah Circle met at the Titusville Methodist Church for a program on Intercession with Mrs. Russell Clark and Mrs. Correll performing a vocal duet. Mrs. Paul Meerdink led the devotional period and reviewed Ten Against the Storm while Mrs. Correll displayed a plec torial map of Japan. Salad refreshments followed and the group planned to meet May 5 at Mrs. Clark’s West Church Street home.
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Orpah
Clark
West Church Street
Mentor Club reviews books at East South Street meeting
The Mentor Club met at Rev. Elmer Ortner’s East South Street home with 14 members. Miss Leora Stranahan led the meeting, a nominating committee was formed, and members heard reviews of Republic Between Two Wars by Lila Linke and The Lost World by Anne Terry White, plus Time magazine selections on Turkey of Today. Refreshments followed. The next session will be a dinner meeting in April with the location to be announced.
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Mentor Club
East South Street
Elmer Ortner
Leora. Stranahan
Ortner
Louise Willams
Helen Rowe
Nancy Blakeslee
Spartansburg
Republic
Lila Linke
Porter Auer Redding
Time Magazine
Turkey
Miss Stranahan
Anne ‘Terry White
Buster Eg Cantly
Adams Poems Featured in Wool Program at Meeting
George Matthew Adams presented wool poems titled To Gladden Every Spring and Two Pieces of Wood. Mrs Nagel arranged the program with help from Mrs Ans Croviyn. Miss Ida Ohrn and Mrs Ralph Curtis plan the next meeting for April 21 at their Columbus home.
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George Matthew Adams
Gladden
The Fabulous Future Kiwanis Talk At Hotel Corry
Cami Nagel of Waterford spoke on The Fabulous Future at the Kiwanis Club meeting in the Hotel Corry. Dorr Clark outlined the electricity future for homes and stores with slides on heating, automatic devices, and moving sidewalks. Rev. William Seitz Jr. announced rehearsals for the Kiwanis Rotary minstrel show with school matinee next Monday and public performances Monday and Tuesday evenings at Corry Area High School.
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Cami Nagel
Waterford
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Corry
Dorr Clark
Pennsylvania Electric Company
William ©. Seitz Jr
Kiwanis Rotary
Corry Area
Hgh School
Robeson Concert Rescheduled to Central Baptist Church
Paul Robeson will perform on April 21 at Central Baptist Church after cancellation at Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Hall. Veterans groups had criticized his pro-Communist remarks. Church board approved the 2100 seat appearance. building superintendent Cloonan cited incompatibility with the memorial character of the hall.
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Paul Robeson
Central Baptist Church
Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Hall
Robeson
Gilbert C. Cloonan
Soldiers and Sailors Hall
Smoking Not Sole Cause of Lung Cancer Says Smog Expert
Dr Paul Kotin of USC notes cigarette smoking is one of several factors in cancer risk. He cites polluted air as dominant, with additional atmospheric agents and rising susceptibility in the U S population. He says abolishing cigarettes would only modestly reduce overall deaths from cancer, while other agents drive higher risks in workers exposed to dyes and soot.
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Paul Kotin
American Cancer Society
Kotin
University of Southern California
The
Cancer Society
Fragmented science note on air pollution and cancer risk
The text discusses how a carcinogenic chemical attaches to smog particles and how lung entry depends on particle size, chemical detachability, and individual susceptibility. It outlines factors affecting inhalation and the pollution environment needed for the chemical to operate in the lungs.
Northeast Wet and Cool Weather Across U.S. West and East
Wet spots appeared in the Northwest and parts of the West while most regions stayed dry. Northerly winds cooled the South and much of the East of the Mississippi was fair and cool. Skies cleared east of the Mississippi except the northeast coast from Maine to Virginia and the lower Great Lakes. Showers and snow flurries were expected to taper off. Cole visits Germany as he travels to Prague en route to Moscow for an official visit.
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Fred
Mississippi River
Mississippi
Maine
Virginia
Great Lakes
Brother Cleric Recalls Easter Sermon Shared by Siblings
Rev. G. H. McClintock a 40 year veteran of the ministry preached at Columbus Community Church on Easter Sunday with his brothers Francis and John from Jamestown Pa in attendance for the first time. McClintock noted the moment as a high personal thrill while serving three Congregational parishes in the area after retiring in 1954 and later taking on supply pastor roles in Kane County Illinois for 22 years.
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G. H. McClintock
Francis
John
Jaimestown
Kane County
Columbus Community Church
McClintock
Congregational
Illinois
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