Opportu nity Club members meet at Pirat Presbyterian
The April meeting of the Opportunity Club in the Pirat Presbyterian Church recreation room included a dinner served at 6:89 o clock hosted by Mrs. Har nd L. Blanchard Mrs. J Harold Patterson Mrs. C. T. Rathesale and Mrs. Fred Hoenes. 25 members attended with prayers by Miss Retta Wilson and devotions by Mrs. Nellie Marker.
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Pirat Presbyterian Church
Opportunity Club
Retta Wilson
Harand L. Blanchard
J. Harold Patterson
C. T. Rathesale
Fred Hoenes
Boston
Nellie
Marker
Gilbert L. Boyd
John W. Rickers
Church Auditorium
Miss Wilson
Union City
Mrss Wilson
India
Wilson
Rainesalo
Leon Lindsley
Avetiue
American Legion Plans For Election In June
Members of Elmers Carrier Post No. 365 met at the Post Home with Commander Isi8it Kimmey presiding. Applications for Leon Root and Clare Cobb were approved for membership and a mass initiation will be announced soon. The post will meet tonight to accompany members to Bracken Keating Funeral Home to pay respects to Frank Raymond. Nomination committee members were named and officer elections set for June. Guest speaker Sgt Minnilte urged support for the national guard enlistment program. Next meeting is April 25.
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American Legion
Elmers
Carrier Post No. 365
Post
Isi8it Kimmey
Som
Leon Root
Clare Cobb
Bracken-Keating
Frank Raymond
Llnyd Stowe
Wallace M. Young
Frank Debury
Frank Schrader
W. E. Orn
Kimmey
Nationel Guard
Legion
National Guard
Births Reported at Corry Hospital Tonight
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Alton Hinman of 119 Maple Avenue at Corry Hospital. The mother is the former Sybil Millspaw. A son was born to Mr and Mrs George Buchko of RD 4 at Corry Hospital. the mother is the former Frances Skios. A son was born to Mrs Trabelle Riley of 216 East Main Street at Corry Hospital.
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Charles Blad
New York City
Corry-Jamestown
Robert Brown
Sandra
Congress Street
Bloomsburg
Brown
Girton
Lauiin Kysar
M. Agnes Lynch
Lilian Murray
T. W. Clark
Zipporah Miller
Bertha Darwin
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Youngsville
B.P.W. Club
Youngsville High School
PTA
Ronald D. Sherman
Dele
Chicaxi
R. M. Sherman
East Congress Street
B N. Sherman
Spring Street
Miami
Sarah Shayer
Sisanne Crowell
Euclid Street
Erie
Hy Lynn Rice
Franklin Street
Paul Meerink
Hast Smith Street
Century Theatre
Corty Qunier High School
Lee King
Youngstown
Fred G. King
Minnie Bogart
Hazel Weeks
Mott Street
Will Rhowes
Meadville
Bilis Harvey
John Flanigan
Park Street
Joseph Daman
Daman
Fll City
Mildred Denton
Marilyn
Liberty Street
Lawrence Thomas
West Congress Street
Rc, Jackson
Alton Hinman
Maple Avenue
Corry
Hinman
Sybil Millspaw
George Buchko
R. D
Corry Hospils
Butchko
Frances Skios
Corry Hospital
Trabelle Riley
East Main Street
Columbus Grange Plans For 3rd Annual Fair
Columbus Grange No 815 held at the Town Hall to plan the third annual fair this fall. D P Trisket presided and named Mrs Carleton Curtis Arthur Hill NB Dodd to contact Columbus groups. Two membership applications were received awaiting action. Readings poems and a piano duet entertained. April 28 was set as the next meeting.
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Columbus Grange
Columbus Grange No
Columbus Town Hall
D. P. Trisket
Carleton Curtis
Arthur Hill
NB. Dodd
Columbus
Vernelia Page
Phyllis*Hill
Pete Christensen
Edwin Schiming
Worth Street Bible Club Holds Surprise Birthday Party
Nineteen members gathered at Mrs. Fred Ross’s Worth street home for a Worth Street Bible Club meeting. The event included Bible games, singing, and a surprise birthday party for Alan Ross with pink and yellow birthday cake, ice cream, and orange juice.
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Bible Club
Ross
Worth Street
Fred Ross
Alan Ross
Harold Randall
Thompson's Borsoma Tablets Quick Relief for Back Aches
The copy promotes Thompson's Borsoma Tablets to stimulate sluggish kidneys and purify the blood to relieve back aches and distress. It also advertises Golden Lax Tablets for constipation and lists price points for dry stores.
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Thompson
Navy Mothers Club Card Party Set For April 19
The Navy Mothers Club of this city announces a card party Monday evening April 19 at the 5.0.C. B. Hall. Eight committee members met with chair Mrs. Harold G Crowe to finalize plans. Invitations go to participate in bridge auction and 500. Reservations to Mrs Hinzy Thayer or Mrs Mayme Michell by Friday April 9. Prizes for high and low scorers in each event and refreshments provided.
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Navy Mothers Club
C. B. Halland
Harold G. Crowe
West Smith Sree
Republic
Wave Contract Bridge
Hinxy
Thayer
Mayme Michell
Anulloth
J. F. Club Meet Highlights Mrs Albaugh Event
The J F Club No 2 met at Mrs Glenn Albaugh s Snyder Circle home Monday evening with one guest Mrs Slon Pearson. Guests enjoyed progressive 500 games and awards received by several members including Mrs Wiehe and Mrs Proctor. Mrs Albaugh served salmon salt potato chips tapioca pudding whipped cream and tea. The next meeting is scheduled for April 16 with Mrs Pocerson.
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Ny Foempers
Sm Albaugh
Slon Pearson
Snyder Cir—se
Robert Proctor
Edgar Miller
Glenn Wiehe
Uieyl "Thomas
Walter Pier
Almond Proiwon
Guy
Mrs. Nigh Honored Before Departure for Tucson
Mrs. Wicker Nich was honored Monday evening at a farewell party hosted by Mrs. Ruth Poster at her North Center home. A shower of handkerchiefs was presented to the guest of honor as friends enjoyed a salad course and social hour before her family’s move to Arizona.
Members Hold WSCS Meeting at First Methodist Church
The WSCS three circles met at the First Methodist Church on Monday with 55 members. Mrs. C A Mountain led Circle No 3, guest Mrs. C Davis spoke on Sheffield Children's Home, and Mrs. Nichols led prayers. The group planned a luncheon style meeting for May 10 and district conference arrangements were discussed.
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Richard Howe
Union City
Stanley Nichols
John
T. Roger McCray
Russell Clark
Ruth Sahistrand
Nichols
Hubert Vaughn
Tioan
Wesleyville
Ohio River Flood Threat Rises After 1948 Crest
Cincinnati reports the Ohio River rising past 48 feet with earlier flood peaks near 53.9 feet on February 18 and 52 feet in mid February. Damages to boats and riverfront structures noted as showers and storms continue in the valley. officials caution on the river’s resting stage.
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Associated Kress
Cincinnati
Ohio River
Tee
Ohio Valley
Weather Bureau
J. Geel
Metestolierat
Floods Hit Ohio Towns With Rising Water and Damaged Bridges
Reports from Ohio describe high water across multiple counties as streams burst banks and roads flooded. In Ross County water reached 37.5 feet by 11 p.m. with nine bridges washed out while elsewhere rainfall exceeded an inch and evacuation efforts continued for dozens of families.
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