BPW Club Elects Officers And Plans Bake Sale
The Business and Professional Women's Club held a monthly session with Mrs. Tarbell presiding. Officers were elected: Thompson president Lynch vice president Vogt recording secretary Pratt treasurer Tarbell assistant treasurer. Plans included a mock bake sale led by Clinton Pratt. The next meeting is April 23.
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BPW
Norman Tarbell
Terbell
Kane
BPW Club
Clinton Pratt
Seasion
Charles ‘Thompson
Agnes Lynch
Henry Bailey
Esther Vogt
Pratt
Tarbell
Charles Thompson
Wiliam Penn Hotel
Pittsburgh
Miami
Fls
Corry Club
Altar Guild Meets At Lutheran Church
A Monty business meeting of the Altar Guild of St. Pauls Lutheran Church was held last evening with Vice President Elof Dahl presiding. Fifteen members attended. prayers and devotions were led by Elmer Ormes. They received permission to purchase a new Bible for the lectern and planned a father son smorgasbord for Saturday April 28. Tickets were distributed. plans for the Congregations dinner were discussed. Mrs. George Rumbaugh served light refreshments. Next meeting is May 4 at the home of Mrs. Carl Gustafson.
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Mentor Club
Louise Williams
South Center Street
Bruce Ellsworth
Williams
Ralph Blakeslee
Lillian Barnes
Porter Auer
Millar Burrows
Dead Sea
Auer
Cory Public Library
Wabisbure
Ane Monty
Altar Guild
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Elof Dahl
Elmer Ormes
Orther
Sabrnday
Guild
George Rumbaugh
Mayath
Carl Gustafson
Betty Yoder Steele and John E Coon wed in Columbus
A spring wedding united Betty Yoder Steele daughter of Alfred J Yoder and John E Coon of Sigel PA Saturday afternoon in Columbus. Peace Justice Frank K Betts officiated at the ceremony attended by the couple’s relatives from Corry Sigel and Bedford Heights. A reception at the Yoder home followed with gifts exchanged and plans for a brief honeymoon before settling in Sigel.
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Betty Y. Steele
John E. Coon
Columbus
Betty Yoder Steele
Alfred J. Yoder
Colum
John
Coon
Sigel
He Union
Arthur Proctor
Bedford Heights
PeacesJustice
K. Betts
Ny Rowly
Corry
Bedfod Heights
Kinley Duo Win Erie Charity Bridge Championship
Mr and Mrs J Fred Kinley of this city topped a field of 40 in the annual Erie Charity Bridge Tournament at the Ushers Club Erie. They scored 140 points averaging over 63 percent and three boards above 110. The event, a Scrambled Mitchell movement with twenty tables, awards them five and one half master points from the American Contract Bridge League. Proceeds totaling about 150 were donated to the Crippled Children's Society.
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J. Fred Kinley
Erie
Ushers Club
Corry
Kinley
Crippled Children's Society
Charles
Cemetery Aid Meeting at Spartansburg Ends With Fence Paint Plan
The Britton Run Cemetery Aid group met Saturday at Mr and Mrs Arthur Davis home in Spartansburg with 28 members present. A tureen dinner followed. Rev Frederick Bowes led devotions and presided over business. I was voted to paint the cemetery fence at the next meeting on May 5, location to be announced.
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Spartansburg
Britton Run
Arthur Davis
Frederick Bowes
Paul McCray
New Baby Born to Morris Family in Spar ksburg
A daughter named Victoria Lys Morris was born last night at Gerry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Robert Morris of Sparksburg. Mrs Morris is the former Carmen James. The report notes grandparents Merle and Bertha Miller of Corry, with ties to Lawrence, Mags.
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A Daghter
Gerry Memorial Hospital
Robert Morris
Sparksburg
Morris
Carmen James
Victoria Lys
Contain
Albert. Milley
Thorold
Ontario
Canada
St. Catherine's Ontarrio Hospital
Milley
Bertha Miller
Corry
Merle Miller
Lawirence
Mags
Card party raises funds at Emmanuel Church for St Barnabas Auxiliary
Women of Emmanuel Episcopal Church held a card party in the undercroft last evening to benefit St Barnabas Auxiliary. Twelve tables played and prizes went to Velma Moore Hammond MacInnes Merrill Lillie Leo Heberlein Ruth Myers Hazel Cox R C Anderson and Venns Follett. Lillie won the door prize. Committee chair Louis Morrow led a dessert service after the game.
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Episcopal Church
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
St. Barnabas’ Auxiliary
Velma Moore
W. W. Hammond
James MacInnes
Merrill
Lillie
Leo Heberlein
Ruth Myers
Hazel Cox
R. C. Anderson
Witherspoon Circle Meets For Presbyterian Worden’s
Sixteen members attended the Witherspoon Circle of the Presbyterian Worden's Association meeting. Mrs. Euland Harvey hosted at Mead Avenue 521 with Mrs. Harold Flowers leading devotions from Ephesians. A program on Strangers In Their Own Land featured Indian American themes in South Dakota, narrated by Mrs. Delbert Robinson and Mrs. Charles Warner, followed by business and a light lunch.
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Witherspoon
Euland Harvey
Presbyterian Worden's Association
Mead Avenue
Harold Flowers
Land
South Dakota
Delbert Robinson
Charles Warner
Walter Rath
Church of the Covenant
Erie
Mary Matson
Robert McClintock
Flowers
Covenant Circle Meets At Mrs Keck Home Apr Meeting
Mrs R W Keck hosted the Covenant Circle of the Presbyterian Women's Association last night at 1078 North Center street. Assistants were Mrs Frank Cole and Mrs John Kennedy. A study of Ephesians was presented. a map talk on the topic followed. The circle chairman presided. next meeting set for May 14 with salad refreshments served.
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Presbyterian Women’s Association
R. W. Keck
North Center Street
Frank Cole
John Kennedy
John
Grice
Paul F. Bauer
Clare Capwell
Wilbur Rickers
Mrs LeRoy Humes Feted At Lovely Stork Party
Mrs LeRoy Humes was honored at a stork shower held at the Henton home on East Frederick Street. Seventeen friends attended with prizes awarded to Mrs Gerald Fitch, Mrs H Ray Harris and Mrs Leonard Austin for party games. Refreshments included pineapple upside down cake tea and coffee. Baby blocks filled with mints and nuts served as party favors.
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LeRoy Humes
Kold Henton
Ivan Bennink
Robert Fish
Henton
East Frederick Street
Gerald Fitch
H. Ray Harris
Leonard Austin
Humes
Film Program Highlighted At Kiwanis Club Meeting
The Siwanis Club at Hotel Cony featured a film program with Harold Patterson showing colorful images from U S national parks, Kirk Sawyer presiding and Hi Lynn Rice leading group singing with Mrs Rice at the piano. Guests included Kenneth Mellinger of Greenville and Edward Robinson of Warsaw New Jersey. DIES TREATING PATIENT Pittsburgh funeral services tomorrow for Dr Joseph George a 61 year old physician who died of a heart attack while treating a patient in Connellsville.
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Siwanis Club
Hotel
Cony
Kirk Sawyer
Harold Patterson
West
Lynn Rice
Rice
Kenneth Mellinger
Greenville
Edward Robinson
Warsaw
N. J
Pittsburgh
Joseph
George
Connellsville
Plan to study cave-ins gains House approval
In Harrisburg the House unanimously approved a bill to create a permanent legislative committee. The five member panel, named by the speaker, would study cave-ins from coal mining, causes and remedies, with subpoena powers and a $5000 appropriation, reporting by February 1957. Originally limited to the anthracite region, the measure was amended to include bituminous areas.
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Aarrisburg
House
Senate
General Assembly
O'Brien Endorsed By Railroad Union
The Pennsylvania Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen endorsed Republican Judge Henry X. O'Brien of Allegheny County for the State Supreme Court. He faces Judge Benjamin R. Jones of Linden County. The endorsement came early at the week-long BRT convention in Allentown with about 600 attendees, and Governor Lender and William P. Kennedy of Cleveland were slated to appear on the final day.
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Fy Save
Allentown
Pennsylvania Brotherhood of Railway
Henry X. O'Brien
Allegheny County
State Supreme Court
O'Brien
Benjamin R. Jones
Lidene County
Lender
William P. Kennedy
Cleveland
BRI
Algerian Ambush Kills 140 French Soldiers in Djuerf
From Algiers reporting a rebel ambush on two truckloads of French conscripts near Djuerf leaves 140 dead or missing. Three hours of fighting ends with 20 soldiers killed and 30 wounded, rebels’ bodies and captured wounded tally uncertain. French helicopters sustain damage. broader detachments in Constantine, Bone, and Oran report rebel casualties, priest murders linked to mop-up. In Paris, Premier Mollet backs Lacoste call for 200,000 more troops as cabinet weighs response.
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Algiers
Algeria
Amm
Djuerf
Constantine
Bone
Oran
Ehemis
Oram
Paris
Guy Mollet
Robert Lacoste
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