Rotary Club meeting memorial for Roosevelt observed
Last evening at the Corry Hotel the Rotary Club held a weekly meeting and Memorial service for Franklin D. Roosevelt. M A John of State College spoke on personal responsibility, and D A Hillstrom led soloists and a clothing drive, with officers to be elected April 24. Multiple local residents and guests attended, with brief notices of travel, family events, and community activities throughout the area.
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Che Rotary
Corry
Franklin D. Roosevelt
D. A. Hillstrom
Harold Wolfe
Salvation Army Drive
R. 8. Dewey
Clyde Shotzbarger
Youth Service Committee
Tritt
Warren
Jeffries
John
State College
Charles Hubertz
North East Home Damaged by Fire
A fire likely caused by a defective chimney destroyed the roof of a house on Eagle Street in North East, occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Shervange. The blaze at about 2 a.m. damaged the house and contents, costing over 3000 dollars. the residents escaped in nightwear as firefighters battled with three water lines.
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North East
Eagle Street
Lawrence Shervange
Bert Hosing
Rebekah Installation Last Evening in Frewsburg Hall
Members and guests of the Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge gathered at the T. O. O. Hall for a ceremony led by Nell Lewis district deputy president and the Laura Rebekah Lodge of Erie installing staff. Officers installed include noble grand Florence Heuenstein and vice grand Minnie York. other posts filled by May Cararike Sadie Dyckes Ora Loveland Ruth Hoenes Alma Erickson Dollie Frite Maude Keete Mabel Beall Nina Jewell Blanche Anderson and Fils Auer.
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Ssiaty
Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge
Frewsburg
Dunkirk
Lakewood
Laura Rebekah Lodge
Erie
Nell Lewis
Laura Lodge
Noble Grand
Florence Heuenstein
Minnie York
May Cararike
Sadie Dyckes
Ora Loveland
Ruth Hoenes
Alma Erickson
Dollie Frite
Guardian
Maude Keete
Mabel Beall
Nina Jewell
Blanche Anderson
Fils Auer
Indies
Hoenes
Loveland
Auer
Blanche Orm
Beall
Erma Hepler
Keefe
Lilian Jaderstrom
W C T U Plans Mother's Day Program At Church
Fourteen members and twelve visitors attended a W C T U meeting at Mrs. Floyd Johnson’s home on Fash Smith street. Mrs. George Chase opened with Christ For The World We Sing, devotion led by Emma Heath from Psalm 100, and prayer. Refreshment committee named for May 1 Methodist Church program. Edwin Armitage spoke on Youths Problems. Betty Armitage sang two solos with her mother at piano. Bertha Stockton read Your Temperance Council. meeting closed with prayer.
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Floyd Johnson
Fash Smith Street
George Chase
Emma Heath
Agnes Johnson
Harriet Durham
Bertha, Stockton
Methodist Church
Edwin Armitage
Betty Armitage
Jesus
Bertha Stockton
Union Sihal
Temperance Council
Mabel Darraw
Townsend Club Plans For Speaker April 25th
Townsend Club meets at the Morris home on South Center street with good attendance. A January supper and business session followed, discussing active war-time members, hall plans, and securing a meeting venue. Carroll Johnson, Regions Director for four states, is slated to speak next Wednesday evening April 25 at 8 in the LO O F Hall on Postwar Recovery. Public invited with entertainment and refreshments.
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Meuivers
Townsend Club
Frank Morris
South Center Street
Townsend Millions
Jamestown
John Wier
Morris
Carroll Johnson
Pennsylvania
LO. O. F
Mariners Scouts Plan Camping at Mead Park Picnic
The Mariner Scouts met last evening at Mead Park for a picnic meeting. They discussed camping plans up to Canadohia Lake this summer, plus details on chaperons and finances. A weiner roast followed by a social time with songs was enjoyed by all ten members.
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Mariners
Mariner
Mead Park
Canadohia Lake
Birth Registration Day Urges New Citizens’ Paper Trail
Uncle Sam urges parents to register births, stressing that official records affect more than citizenship. Article notes 700,000 children lack birth certificates and 85,000,000 people unregistered at birth, impacting school, work, licenses, voting, and benefits. It outlines how states register births and advises mothers to confirm proper filing with doctors or birth attendants or contact state vital statistics offices.
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Uncle Sam
Arlene Wolf
AP Newsfeatures
Filme
United States
Bureau of the Census
Nurses Aides To Meet Monthly
The Ost of a series of monthly meetings of the local nurses aides took place at the Red Cross Chapter rooms Tuesday evening. Seventeen members of the last lass attended and presented problems which have arisen since they started their volunteer service at the local institution. The sessions will be held here after altering between the third Tuesday and the third Thursday of the month. Afternoon sessions will be held at the Chapter rooms on the same days for the benefit of the workers who are unable to attend, the evening meetings. Mrs. Josephine Sherman, chairman, reports that the work of the corps is progressing satisfactorily at Corry Hospital where the volunteers have donated many hours of work since the first class graduated even two years ago.
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Red Cross
Josephine Sherman
Corry Hospital
Amici Sewing Circle Meets At Mrs Bergman Home
Mrs G V Bergman hosted the Amici Sewing Circle on West Irving street last evening with 27 attendees. The gathering opened with prayers by Mrs Harold Fish and president Mrs Marshall Sherwood, followed by sewing and visiting. Snacks of apple pie cheese and coffee were served by Mrs Richards Hurlbut Mrs Robert Fleming and Mrs H R Harts. The next meeting is set for May 1 at Mrs Robert Davis West Wayne street. Oranges lemons grapefruits and tangerines stay better when kept cold.
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G. ‘V. Bergman
West Irving Street
Amici
Harold Fish
Marshall Sherwood
Richards Hurlbut
Robert Fleming
H. Ray Har
Robert Davis
West Wayne Street
Wing-Willi Stores Hold Monday Night Employee Party
Wing-Willi Stores hosted an employee party Monday at Tarbell on the Corry Union City road with twenty-two attendees. C. B. Wilcox, president of the company, attended as did 5. E. Anderson who spoke on inflation. Earl Sperry Jr. received a purse of money as he left for Navy service on Tuesday.
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Wing-Willi Stores
Wing-Willi Star
Tarbell
Corry Union City Road
C. B. Wilcox
5. E. Anderson
Poetry Club Dinner at Hotel Corry Ends Year
The Poetry Club closed its year with a chicken dinner at Hotel Corry attended by all members and three guests Mrs Florence Tillotson of Werren Mrs Tra A Miller and Miss Ina Austin. Afterward they visited Miss Lena Cohen on North Center Street for original poems and social time. The club will reconvene in September.
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Hotel Corry
Florence Tillotson
Werren
Tra A. Miller
Ina Austin
Lena Cohen
North Center Street
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