Israel focuses on 700000 immigrants during Passover
Jerusalem reports special emphasis on Israel 700000 newcomers as Jewish holidays begin with solemn prayers and ceremonies. Immigrants, about 40 percent from Europe and the rest from Asia and North Africa, arrive amid an economy in crisis and rationing, while government and religious leaders stress Israel as a haven for Jewish exiles since 1948.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Ald
Europe
Asia
North Africa
Iron Curtain
Wedding Bells Unites Miss Metliss Jane Hustman
Miss Metliss Jane Hustman daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hartman of Mayville wed Daly L. Waterhouse of this city in a double ring ceremony at Methylist Church. Rev. McIntosh presided as Barbara Roberts played and sang. The reception followed for 150 guests. the couple plans to reside in Reading.
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Max Ringe
Metliss Jane Hustman
Hartman
Si. Mayville
Daly L. Waterhouse
Ja) McIntosh
Ronald Miller
Raymond Blynt
Charles Armstrong
Ted Chapman
Mayville
Softil
George Dikeman
Joseph Harbison
June Waterhouse
C. H. Waterhouse
Grand Street
Coty Senior High School
Gauihon College
Erie
Lincoln
Philadelphia ‘Turnpike
Reading
Farewell Party For Miss Sharlee Heffer
Miss Karen Meers of East Soult street hosted a farewell party for Miss Sharlee Heffer who will soon move to Texas. Nine members of her Sunday School attended and games with prizes for Miss Nancy Magee and Miss Gloria Lloyd, while Miss Meers won the door prize. Refreshments were served and the honoree received several gifts from friends.
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Karen Meers
East Soult Street
Sharlee Heffer
Texe
Nancy Magee
Gloria Lloyd
Miss Meers
Routine Meeting Of Nurses Alumnae In Corry
A routine business session of the Corry Nurses Alumnae was held last evening at Corry Memorial Hospital with Mrs. Ora Harper presiding. Mildred Young of Union City Wis AngUb OL town member attended. The next reunion meeting will be on May 13.
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St. Edward’s P. T. A
St. Edward's BT
Albert
Lureen Dininer
Bineo
Ed Wit Brigham
Norbert
Corry
Corry Memorial Hospital
Ora Harper
Mildred Young
Union City
Wis
Sorority Planned Dinner Dance and Charity Effort
Epsilon Phi Chapter members discussed Founders' Day dinner and formal dance on April 30 at Sportsmen's Club with Mrs Raymond and Mrs Eddy as hosts. They voted to donate 43 to the National Cancer Research Fund and planned to attend The Sleeping Beauty at Erie Flag House on April 15.
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Epsilon Phi
Beta Stemia Phi Sorority
Fred Raymond
East Washington Street
Robert Eddy
Clinton Pratt
Sportsmen's Club
National Cancer Research Fund
Erie Flaghouse
Evan Davis
Beldy
Raymond Blynt
Ther
Snyder Girde
Rotarians Plan District Conference at DuBois
The Rotary Club met at Hotel Corry to arrange the third annual 259th district conference in DuBois on May 2 at the Du Bois Country Club and Login Hotel. Thomas H. Casimnore of Wakefield England will be keynote speaker as a Rotary governor’s reception and ball are planned. Theodore H. Hubley joined the club with a Rotary pin presented by Al Kander, and the group discussed attending the event.
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DuBois
Rotary Club
Hotel
Corry
Robert Tynnell
du Bois Country Club
Login Hotel
Thomas H. Casimnore
Wakefield
Yorkshire
England
Rotary
Theodore H. Hubley
al Kander
Gary Senior
Catholic Daughters Plan May Programs and Events
The Catholic Daughters of America held a meeting to discuss May activities including Plastory Day of Retalelection on May 25 with Rev. James Peterson of Erie in charge and a past grand regents’ dinner in Liireen with Mrs Alte Litz as chair. A mother and daughter communion breakfast is set for May 4 at the Hotel Corry with Mrs August DeManti in charge. The group adjourned to meet again in April.
Friendly Birthday Club Holds Meeting and Easter Lunch
The Friendly Birthday Club met at Mrs. Jessie Haenels home with eight members. They played visiting and bingo, awarding prizes to Mrs. Mae Clark and Mrs. Emily Mast, while Mrs. Harold Gale won the door prize. A lunch followed with an Easter table and honors for Mrs. East. Mrs. Gale to host next meeting May 18.
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Friendly Birthday Club
Jessie Haenels
Mae Clark
Emily Mast
Harold Gale
East
Golden Links Class Met Last Evening at Mrs Jones Home
Mrs Frank G Jones hosted the Golden Links Class of First Methodist Church on North Center street. Seventeen members attended the routine session with two social periods. Assisted by Mrs George Gordon Mrs Bertha McCray and Mrs Edith Sanderson the hostess served a salad course. The group will meet again on May 11 for a business session.
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Golden Links
Frank G. Jones
First Methodist Church
North Center Street
George Gordon
Bertha McCray
Edith Sanderson
Columbus Grange Degree Team At Grand Valley
Columbus Grange No 875 conferred fourth and fifth degrees on a class of candidates at Grand Valley Grange last evening. Twenty one Columbus members attended along with Grand Valley members. Regular meeting to follow Monday evening features an Easter hat parade by Grange ladies with prizes for prettiest original and funniest hat.
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Columbus
Grand Valley
Columbus Grange
Grange
Harding P T A Elects New Officers Yesterday
Harding P T A elected new officers at a meeting yesterday. Officers named include Mrs. George Shoop president and Mrs. Frasten Porsor vice president. The group discussed fear's effect on children and heard articles such as Peach Caution by Mrs. Newell Beckwith. The next meeting is set for May 20 with officers to be installed.
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Harding P. T. A
Harding Bota
George Shoop
Frasten Persor
Frank Dahil
Merrill Hamilton
Bensuser
Newell Beckwith
Peach
Book Reviewed For Hospitality Club Meeting
Mrs Harald A Gilbert reviewed the book Mittee by Daphne Rooke for the Hospitality Club meeting held yesterday afternoon in the Garden Room VBW. Mrs HF Bettes announced a Uriel business meeting. Mrs L M Double proposed a duwett. The next meeting is set for April 20. Refreshments made by Mrs Douglas and her committee concluded the session.
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Hospitality Club
Harald A. Gilbert
Daphne Rooke
Hospitality Ciuk
Gthe Vbw
HF Bettes
Uriel
L. M
Duwett
Gibert
An&i
Douglas
Two Planes Collide Over Air Force Base in Massachusetts
An air collision near Otis Air Force Base in Massachusetts involved a C-47 transport en route to Ningira Falls. Warden Ralph Perry reported an explosion and saw wreckage near Camp Edwards, with brush fires and a bright flame visible in the sky as searchers investigated.
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Air Force Base
Otis Air Force, Base
Mass
Inks Air Force
Levamin Wwe Nut
Ningira Falls
Ralph Perry
West Faluvoitty
Hearby
Camp Edwards
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