Washington School Study Circle Convened at Home
The Washington School study circle met at Mrs Don ald Dingle s Marion street home with 10 members present The leader Mrs Leslie Wells guided a 4 guin session and business plans were made for the May 31 annual fair at the school General chairman is Mrs Philip Zalacok Winners in contests included Mrs Lawrence McCraying Mrs Glenn Humes Assisted hosts included Mrs Robert Proctor and Mrs Alan May
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Washinton
Donald Dingle
Marion Street
Leslie Wells
Philip Zalacok
Lawrence McCraying
Glenn Humes
Robert Proctor
Alan May
Vie
OF.8. Club Meets At Vanderhoff Home
Seven members of the OF.8. Club gathered at Ms. Ralph Vanderhoff's North Center street home for an evening of progressively with two tables. Winners of the prize awards were Mrs. LeRoy Dickinson and Mrs. Walter Blair. Mrs. Vanderholt served meals and April 26 was set as the next meeting date with Mrs. Ross Meads to entertain the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. F
Vanderhoff
North Center Street
Ralph Vanderhoff
LeRoy Dickinson
Walter Blair
Vanderholt
Ross Meads
Club Social Gatherings and Red Cross Reports
The Monty MeeWig chapter held a Red Cross session at headquarters with Richard Hossbacher presiding. Minutes, bills, and treasurer reports were presented, plus Home Service Corps updates for ex servicemen and graduation notes from Gray Ladies. The group discussed production work and 200 volunteer hours for service certificates. The 1946 National American Red Cross convention will be in Philadelphia June 10th to 12th, with county delegates to be chosen. Local residents attended weddings and visits, including Esther Engstrom and J Raymond Cathers, and others traveling for business or family events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monty MeeWig
soCal Red Cross
Headquart
Richard Hossbacher
William Houghton
Mira
Grace Giblin
Home Service Corps
Exservicemen
J. &. Needham
C.D
Mir Charles Stewart
Production Corps
Red Cross
Rossbacher
National American Red Cross
Philadelphia
Cnty
Communion Plans Announced By C D of A Court
The C D of A held its regent led meeting last evening as preparations for the annual communion at St Thomas Church were discussed. A study session was led by Rev Francis J Graves and Miss Ann Baressi. Dr Hugh O Hare spoke on European experiences with color slides. Break fast suggested for later. Next meeting set for April 26 athurstey.
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Che
Court Conception
G. D
A. Wis
Harvid Cragg
St. Thomas’ Church
Francis J. Graves
Ann Baressi
Hugh O'Hare
Europe
Mary Murray
James Gassidy
Leon Brown
Mildred Denton
Catherine Barker
Mary Heath
Rose Jackson
Hurstey
Rebekah Helping Hand Meeting Held Yesterday
The Rebekah Helping Hand Club met yesterday afternoon in the 10.C.F. Hall with sixteen members. After routine business the group sewed for the Red Cross and a committee including Mrs Luella Smith Mrs Edith Carter and Mrs Hazel Elred served a tureen dinner. The next meeting is scheduled for Thursday April 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euerium Helping Hand Club
10.C.F. Hall
Red Cross
Luella Smith
Edith Carter
Hazel Elred
Miss Clara Hill Hosts El Gallto Club Evening
Miss Clara Hill of Gould street was hostess. Eight club members attended a pleasant evening of visiting and dancing. Refreshments of sandwiches, cake, Jello with whipped cream and cola were served. The next club meeting will be told the latter part of this month when Miss Maxine Gregory will be the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Hill
el Gallto Club
Gould Street
Mrs McCracken Hosts Bridge Club Evening
Mrs John McCracken of West Congress street hosted the contract bridge gathering last evening with guests Mrs Marjorie Glark and Mrs Prank Cole. Awards went to Mrs Ellsworthy Holt and Mrs H Langdon Rowe with a special prize to Mrs G W Jones. Eight salad courses were served. Mrs Jones will enter it on April 18 at her North Center street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCracken
John McCracken
West Congress Street
Marjorie Glark
Prank Cole
Contract Bridge Club
Ellsworthy Holt
H. Langdon Rowe
G. W. Jones
Jones
North Center Street
Towboat Pittsugi Damaged In Allegheny River Incident
A 20 year old towboat named Pittsugi sustained about $5,000 in damage yesterday after being struck in the Allegheny River. It had been tied up for repairs at Zubie Towing and Dredging Company's North Side landing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Bire
Pittsugi
Allegheny River
Zubie Towing & Dredging Conpany
Loyal Order Of Moose Elects New Officers
The Loyal Order of Moose Lodge No. 94 held its annual officer election with about 65 attendees. Officers to take office April 25 include Governor Arthur V. Cochran and Secretary Frank Graft, among others, with trustees William Mitchell three years, Stanley Kasper two years, and Roland Zeaman one year.
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Loyal Order OF Moose
Moose
North Center Street
Arthur V. Cochran
Worth Hammond
Ralph Chiricuzic, Jr
Boyd Cap Well
George Root
Denis Young
Willard Clark
Frank Graft
Arthur Root
William Mitchell
Stanley Kasper
Roland Zeaman
First A Cappella Concert Draws Large Crowd At SHS
The Cony Senior High School A Cappella Choir under H. Gynn Rice drew more than 600 attendees last night in the school auditorium for a program of sacred, spiritual and secular pieces. Student director Martha Dimfele led the second half with Sighs Soul Heat, as Misses Bogniak Sullivan and Johns, Jack Whitehead and others received hearty applause. Proceeds fund a three day charter bus trip to Cleveland for a select group of students aboard the Tunnhauser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cony
Uhem
H. Gynn Rice
Martha Dimfele
Chory
Beeatifur
Emmanuel Guild Meeting Highlights and Dinner Plans
Emmanuel Guild gathered yesterday in the parish hall with several members and three guests Rev Joseph Clair and Mrs. Clara Wacsinis among attendees Rev Clair led devotions and Mrs Vel Moore oversaw the business meeting A contribution was approved for St Barnabas Rouse Thank you notes from the Altar Guild and Acolytes were read Plans were set for a tureen dinner on Thursday May 9 hosted by Mrs Dom Williams and Mrs Frank Lockwood Following the social hour refreshments were served by Mrs Mortis Bonsteel and Mrs William Mathews
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Guild
Emmanuel Gulla
Aftrnonn
Parah
Felwen
Joseph R. Clair
John Wacsinis
Clair
Velthe Moore
Buster
St. Barnabas Rouse
Altar Guild
Acolytes
Dom Williams
Frank Lockwood
Mortis Bonsteel
William Mathews
Miss Patterson Honored At Bridal Shower
Miss Anna Mary Patterson, soon to wed William Durham, was honored at a bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Robert Halfast and Mrs. William Halfast at 517 South Center Street. Five guests attended and prizes were won by Mrs. Hayden Nobby and Mrs. Charles Post. Hosts served fruit salad and coffee as Miss Patterson received gifts.
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Patterson
Anna Mary Patterson
William Durham
Robert Halfast
William Halfast
South Center Street
Hadyn Nobby
Charles Post
Pattorsghi
Rev J A Warnken Addresses Corry Kiwanis Club
Corry Kiwanis members met at the Ritz Restaurant for the weekly meeting to hear Rev. J A Warnken speak on his missionary work in Africa. He discussed people, customs, country and religions and presented a film about his experiences with accompanying remarks.
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Corry
Missionary Society Banquet Plans Set for May 5th
U B Missionary Society of the United Brethren Church met at Mrs H H Gilson Wey Towle Street. Thirty members and two guests attended. New members welcomed. Devotions led by Mrs Hugh Mosher. President Dan Culver led business. Mother and Daughter Banquet planned for May 5 at the church. Chairmen appointed for supper dining room kitchen decorations reservations by May 5. Choir selections and book review noted. Meeting adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. B. Missionary Society
Missionary Society of the United Brethren
Towle
H.H. Gilson
Lynn Campbell
Harold Mayd
Guy Bennin
Vernon Welsh
Ametheim
Glenn Humes
Leone White
H. Ray Harris
Arthur Ingram
J. Hal Smith
Africa
Harold Fish
Jesus
Columbus Girl Scouts Plan Easter Party
Columbus Girl Scout Troop No. 17 met at the school Wednesday evening. They organized an Easter party and appointed committee members Betty McCray Gordon Mary Thompson Phyllis Hill Polly Ann Blanchard and Helen Bull Mrs Cooper attended as a guest and spoke on artificial respiration offering future help. Margaret Gordon was elected to lead the first patrol and Syyotd Mack will tend the legend. The meeting closed after a horseshoe game and adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Girl Scouts
Columbus Girl Scout Troop
Betty McCray
Tanuelles
Gordon
Mary Thompson
Phyllis
Hill
Polly Ann Blanchard
Helen
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Powell Motor CO
Red Cross Chapter
Wil Blair
Meadville
Mary Blair
North Canter Street
John Wels
Leonen
George Madsen
Br. Wright
Robert Hinkley
Iva Webber
Raymond Cathers
Ernest Wright
Titusville
Esther Engstrom
J. E. Raymond Cathers
Edgenom
Harold Sweets
National Association of Crecitmen
William Perm
Raymond My. Company
Frank Keleher
Second Avenue
Erie
L. ©. Barnes
Oj City
West Church Street
C. A. Lawson
Harold Hulingg
John Lawson
Ruth Lawson
Buffelo
Fred Lindsey
Doris
Eula
Preston Anthony
Frank and
Gerrard
East Frederick Street
New Bethlehem
Edith Anthony
Henry Simmons
Shirley Simmonson
Liberty Street
Thin Mamine
John T. Dempsey
S. 20
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Austin Dempsey
Isabelle Cowden
West Main Street
Charles Hall
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Bainbridge
Mad
Navy
Pacific
Atlantic
Harley Hall
Shady Avenue
C. D. of A
Rebekah
Ableng
Xeystone VanCise
J. A. Warnken
Rae
Debonaine
Savoy
Radiant Lines
Sebin
Zuckermans
Iosa Diawong
Lody
Jement
Phillips
North Center St
Batty
Motorola Radios
Davis Radio Lab
Dial
F.C. Chapin & Son
Merle Coons Angelo Giacomo Dejean & Cochran
Herbert Carroll Harry Lamona
Miles McCray
H. J. Decker Harry A. Paulson
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