Engaged couple honored at family party in Wright Street
Family members of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sweet hosted a social gathering honoring sister Miss Hazel Sweet and Harry Paulson who will wed soon. Guests included Harold T. Sweet G. Albert Sweet Kathie Sweet and Walter and John Sweet. Evening featured dancing visiting a midnight buffet with baked ham potato salad relishes hot rolls cake coffee and a bridecake centerpiece. The group presented a table lamp to the honored duo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Sweet
Wright Street
Hazel Sweet
Harry Paulson
Harold T. Sweet
G. Albert Sweet
Kathie Sweet
Walter
John Sweet
Sewing Circle Pollyanna Banquet Set for Tuesday
The Amici Sewing Circle of the Evangelical United Brethren Church plans its annual Pollyanna banquet Tuesday evening April 15 at 6 30 in Tarbell on Route 6. More than 35 of 49 members expect to attend with Southern fried chicken served. After dinner the group will adjourn to the church for social time, Pollyanna gifts and names for the coming year. Mrs Glenn Humes is president and general chairman with committees led by Mrs Robert Fleming and Mrs G T Bergman on the menu and Mrs Ivan Miller with Mrs Hugh Mosher on entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amici Sewing Circle
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Tarbell
Route 6
Glenn Humes
Robert Fleming
G.T. Bergman
Ivan Miller
Hugh Mosher
Warm Sugar Social draws crowd for cemetery fund drive
One hundred attended the Warm Sugar Social at Concord Community House hosted by the Concord Center Cemetery Association. Proceeds will buy a bower mower for the cemetery. Guests came from Corry Elgin Beaverdam Spartansburg and Concord Ridge. The Melody Four George Stowe Bruce Thomas Harry Hickle and Thomas Hickle performed with Gerald Gates violin and Mrs Walter Fields piano. The event drew praise for its program and hospitality with warm coffee rolls and deviled eggs served. Mrs Velma McCray and Mrs Robert Gales chaired the event with local women assisting in planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Community
Concord Center
Corry
Elgin
Beaverdam
Spartansburg
Concord Ridge
Melody
George Stowe
Bruce ‘Thomas
Harry “Hickle
Thomas Hickle
Gerald Gates
Walter Fields
Velma McCray
Robert Gales
Birthday Club Honored Mrs Henry Fosburgh
Mrs Henry Fosburgh was honored Friday evening as Mrs Albert Shaffer hosted thirteen club members and a guest. Bingo awarded to Mrs Robert Tripp and Miss Ann Mongera. Mrs Fosburgh won the door prize. Ina Stewart received a guest prize. Meals included tuna salad and birthday cake. pink and white decorations. A business meeting planned a dinner May 2 at Mrs Willard Shreve’s Essex Street home. Next regular meeting set for May with Mrs Lyle Shreve hosting. Mrs Tripp’s birthday to be celebrated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Fosburgh
Albert Shaffer
Birthday Lab
Ina Stewart
Robert Tripp
Ann Mongera
Fosburgh
Stewart
Willard Shreve
Essex Street
Lyle Shreve
Tripp
Local visitors and relatives noted in Union City area
Mrs Marjorie Clark of East Park Place visits daughter Mrs James Gillett in Union City. Mrs Alan Spencer and Mrs Frank Parsons depart by train for Erie on business. Mrs Frank Kinney of Bradford called yesterday on her daughter in law Mrs Jack Kinney and granddaughter at the Haight residence on East Bond street. Jacke Kinney of Bris also visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Clark
East Park Place
James Gillett
Union City
Alan Spencer
Frank Parsons
Erie
Frank Kinney
Bradford
Jack Kinney
Lars Haight
East Bond Street
Jacke Kinney
Bris
Townsend Club Plans Card Party Tonight at J O B Hall
Townsend Club members met at J O B Hall for a tureen dinner and meeting. President Harry Silvis led routine business and elected delegates to the Meadville district convention with Mrs Park Davis, Mr and Mrs Silvis, and Miss Ruth Silvis chosen to attend. L L Tones will lead the next meeting on April 25 and a public card party will follow. Mrs Silvis will serve as general chairman with Mrs Frank Moris and Mrs Hoyl Robbing as assistants. A special collection raised 1050 for a local family whose home burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend Club
J. O. O. B. Hall
Harry Silvis
Meadville
Park Davis
Silvis
Ruth Silvis
L. L. Tones
Frank Moris
Hoyl
Robbing
Local residents return from visits and travel notes
Evelyn Mould plans a Monday return to Custer City after more than a week with West Church Street relatives. Franklin Street pair visit Day ton and Seaman Hepler. Joan Patterson resumes studies at Millard Fillmore Hospital School for Nursing in Buffalo after vacation. Mrs. Moster and Mildred Jenkins go to Cleveland and Metropolitan Opera tonight. May McCormick spends weekend in Erie. Wiggers anniversary party hosted by Tyler Wilkins and guests from Corry and Union City. Dempsey to Tufts after Easter break. Doris Rieck and Ralph Austin visit Clarion. Donald Mosher arrives from Edinboro for weekend with Mansfield. Burlingames in Erie on business. Samuel Trapp leaves Charlopie after week-long city visit. Mrs Heath travels to Warren with sister Josephine Harrington. Mrs Ames returns from Padena after visiting friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise
Evelyn ‘Mould
Custer City
BB. Mould
West Church Street
Brank Hepler
Ray Hepler
Ian
Pranklin Street
Dayton
Seaman Hepler
Rayburn Hepler
Joan Patterson
J. Harold Patterson
East Frederick Street
Millard Fillmore Hospital School For Nursing
Buffalo
W. Tyler Wilkins
South Street
Union City
Garrett J. Wiggers
Corry
Evelyn Wiggers
al Wiggers
Gene and
al, Jr
Deanna
Tnion City
Glenn Putnam
Candis
R. L. Putnam
Marion Street
Jack Dempsey
Tufts College
Medford
Mass
Austin Dempsey
Doris Rieck
Ralph Austin
Clarion
Donald Mosher
Maple Avenue
Pasdéna
Calif
Engagement of Local Interest Announced
Elnora Turner of Waterford shares word of the engagement of her grand-niece Miss Margaret Torgier daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Torgier of Bradford. Miss Torgier is senior at Oberlin Conservatory of Music and served with the WAVES in the war years. She is engaged to Howard Taylor son of Mrs G M Taylor and the late Mr Taylor of Gladneves Degolia. Mr Taylor is a World War II veteran and studies at Alfred University Industrial Ceramics School. No wedding date has been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrs
Elnora Turner
Waterford
Margaret Torgier
Edward Torgier
Bradford
Torgier
Howard Taylor
G. M. Taylor
Mr. Taylor
Gladneves Degolia
Torgler
Oberlin Conservatory
Oberlin
Find
Taylor
Alfred University
Alfred
Farewell Party For John Williamson
A farewell party was held Friday evening at the Evangelical United Brethren Church in honor of John Williamson who plans to move to Schuylkill Haven to live with his brother James Williamson. About 70 members and friends attended. Edwin Keppel and others provided music. Gifts and a money purse were given, and the event included readings, solos, and games with yellow and white decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Williamson
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Amico
Williamnson
Schuylkill Haven
James Williamson
Edwin Keppel
Robert Davis
Douslas Mosher
Hugh Mosher
Patricia
H. Ray Hisrls
William Halfast
Floyd Dougherty
Flugh Mosher
Fairview Ham Supper Set for April 16 at School
Fairview P T A will sponsor the twelfth annual ham supper on Wednesday April 16 at the school. Over 15 people are expected to attend the dinner starting at 7:30 PM. Menu includes baked ham escalloped potatoes peas carrots cabbage and pineapple salad rolls relish cake and coffee. Proceeds go to buy a movie projector for the school. Committee leaders are named with several PTA members assisting the dining room and decorating teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athe Felfth
Fairview Pari Teachers Association
Donald Chapman
John Sheehan
Marc Keislee
Albert Fay
Donald Gates
Parent
Teenagers Dance At First Legion Party
One hundred twenty two youths attended the first Friday night dance sponsored by Elmer C. Carrier Post of the American Legion. Music from records kept them dancing and games were played, with refreshments during intermission. Flowers from Hisenmans Florist Shop were awarded to Bet ty Barnes Velma West Betty French and Millie Cibas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Corey
Elmer C. Carrier
Amer_ ‘can Legion
Hisenmans Florist Shop
Betty Barnes
Velma West
Betty French
Millie Cibas
Fortnightly Club Dance Set at Emmanuel Episcopal
Telegram style notice invites adults and youths to Emmanuel Episcopal Church Friday evening April 18 from eight to eleven. Fortnightly Club of the church sponsors the event with tickets at the door to benefit the club treasury. If no orchestra is secured dancing will continue with selections. Light punch and wafers served. volunteers offer rides home for those affected by curfew. Committee includes Rev and Mrs Clair and several club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Joseph R. Clair
Louis Morrow
Edgar Alexander
al Davis
Don Williams
Fred Gchwab
Rasselas Browhlake
Bridal Shower Honors Miss Doris Rieck at Grove Street
Miss Doris Rieck was the guest of honor at a bridal shower hosted at her Grove street home by Mrs. Levi Craker, Mrs. William Rieck, and Phyllis Rieck. Fourteen guests attended, with prizes to Etta Coulter and Harvey Loveland. The centerpiece featured a yellow umbrella and miniature umbrellas with mints. A table salad lunch was served and Miss Rieck received many gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Rieck
Levi Craker
William Rieck
Phyllis
Grove Street
Etta Coulter
Harvey Loveland
Miss Rieckas
CIO Pushes Labor Legislation Reforms in Congress
A coalition urges limiting union shops and narrowing sanctions on strikes while bills in both Senate and House address when such contracts may exist. Provisions on injunctions, jurisdictional strikes, and secondary boycotts draw opposition. supervisory employees are exempt from mandatory bargaining.
House Bills Would Reshape Labor Board and Unions
The two bills propose altering the National Labor Relations Board to seven members with higher pay, or abolishing it for a new board to judge unfair labor practices but not prosecute. They target picketing, jurisdictional strikes, secondary boycotts, and union political contributions, while allowing government action to halt strikes nationwide and lawsuits against unions that break contracts. Both measures list union practices to be declared unfair under the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Ball
R-Minn
Senate
Coalition
Vilarge
National Labor Relations Board
House Committee
House
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Bled Basa
Rex
James Cagney
Au Mindi
Barbara
Tanwyek Bapry Fitzgerald
Glifornia
George Coulouris
Albert Dekker
Anthony Quinn
Frank Faylen
Gavin Muir
Birthday Club
Sunoco
Liberal
Aikens Motor Sales
City Line Garage
West Smith Street
Fairview
Helen
Attra
Rosedale
Stokely
Chuck
CIO
Frank C. Chapin
Truval
Poplin
Al's Clothes Shop
North Center Street
Zuckerman
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