Local Social Notes From East Frederick Street and Nearby
Mr and Mrs Lamont Steen of Foungeteign Ohio arrived last evening to attend a dedication at Richard S Smith home Mrs W A Steett of East Frederick street hosts the event Mrs Dita B Johnson travels to Baxter to visit relatives R C Johnson attends an assistants managers meeting of the G C Murphy company in Meadville Mrs Richard Paulsehi and son William depart for Erle for a weekend visit Ray P Yohe listed as a business visitor in Jamestown N Y today
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Lamont Steen
Foungeteign
Ohio
Richard S. Smith
Steen
W. A. Steett
East Frederick Street
Dita B. Johnson
Baxter
R. CG. Johnson
Meadville
G. C. Murphy Company
Richard Paulsehi
William
Erle
Ray P. Yohe
Jamestown
W. W. Gruhay
Philadelphia
Graduate Institute
Philadelphia Medial Society
B. A. Thornton
Hornell
N. Y
Elmer, Cisertson
Famiy
East Smithstreet
H. K. Powell
Hunter Miler
Paul Brynolfsen
Cleveland
Ford Motor Company
C. BL Burkhardt
West Prederick Street
H. L. Wissinger
W. C. Frye, Jr
Carl Engerl
Jobin
Connors
Norman J. Edinger
Hatch Vocational School
California, Pa
California State Teachers’ College
Leslie Miller
Union City
Emporium
Miller
Josephine McQuiston
Ann McQuiston
Corey
Washington PTA elects Mrs McCray president in meeting
Mrs Lawrence McCray was elected president of the Washington Parent Teachers Association at a school meeting yesterday. Other officers named include Mrs Harold Rauscher vice president and Miss Helen Johnson second vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence McCray
Washington
Ora Harper
Bacon
Brio
Martyn Phillips
Jenn Maloney
Room Four
Gore
Foster Cass
Donald Small
Clifford Long
L. Jackson
Vaughn Clinger Wedding Noted for Warren Event
Announcement of the approaching marriage of Miss Dorothy Clinger of Warren to James Vaughn of Akron Ohio. The ceremony is set for Saturday at Warren with several guests already arriving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaughn-Clinger
Warten
Dorothy Clinger
W. F. Clinger
Warren
James Vaughn
Akron
Oaio
Hostess Event for Mor-D-Phin Club Members
Mrs. W. B. Gibson hosted Mor-D-Phin Club members yesterday at her Mott Street home. After a business session, contests awarded prizes to Mrs. Earle Hasbrouck Mrs. Jennie Akam and Mrs. Walter DedJean. They later toured to Union City and back to Esso Hall. The next meeting is May 2 at Mrs. Hasbrouck’s Liberty Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Gibson
Mott Street
Earle Hasbrouck
Jennie Akam
Walter DedJean
Union City
Esso Hall
West Smith Street
Hastrouck
Liberty Street
WCTU Plans Local Institute Meeting
The Woman’s Christian Temperance Union met yesterday at Mrs W F Miller’s Fort Frederick street home to set a date for a local Institute in the third week of June. Mrs Barton Smith led a program citing Union Signal notes on March 26 ceremonies in Evanston and Frances Willard stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
W.f.miller
Fort Frederick Street
Barton Smith
Union
Evanston
Frances Willard
Leon Van'Tnessel
Lincoln
PTA Council to Sponsor Cancer Meeting at Public Library
The PTA Council will host a cancer education meeting at the public library on April 24 at 8:30 PM. The event is sponsored by the Department of Health Education with the Erie County Medical Society handling the scientific program. Women's Field Army of Erie County may present another angle of the subject.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTA Council
T. A. Council
Department of Health Education
Erie County Medical Society
Women's Field Army of
Erie County
Corry Student Attends Harrisburg Conference
Miss Virginia Loveland of Corry is among Seti Hill College Greensburg students at a three day Intercolleg conference in Harrisburg. Twelve other students from the college will be accompanied by Latrobe instructor Paul Mihady to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Harrisburg
Virginia Loveland
Seti: Hill College
Greensburg
Aticmmvy
Paul Mihady
Latrobe
Noti- Ucs al Ithe College
Pratt announces birth of son Gale Nolen
Mr and Mrs Pred L Prith of Meadville announce the birth of their son Gale Nolen on April 8. Mrs Pratt formerly Elmere Dimmick of this valley is mentioned.
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Gale Nolen
Pred. L. Prith
Meadville
Pratt
Elmere Dimmick
Vlly
No M N M Club Meeting at Miss Lynn Home
Miss Lynn hosted No M N M Club at her Nant Center street home. Members sewed and played cards with whist won by Edson. Refreshments were served by Miss Edson to Marjorie Young Shirley Larson Hazel Rehn Hors Netwin Grise Elaine Foster John Street.
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Mthestine Lynnn
No M.N
Nant Center Street
pMe
Edson
Miss Byij
Inkiwing
Marjorie Young
Shirley Larson
Hazel Rehnhors
Netwin Grise
Elaine Foster
Mes
John Street
F. S. Club Entertained by Mrs. George Kinley
The U. F. S. club met at the home of Mrs. George Maley on Wright Street. Five hundred was played. prizes went to Mrs. Osu Col burn and Mrs. Ralph Vanderhol. Mrs. Ross Mead will host the next meeting in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. S
George Kinley
U. F.S
Wirs
George Maley
Wright Street
Osu Colburn
Ralph Vanderhol
Ross Mead
Birthday fete honors Mrs. Patt at West Sault street
Mrs Charles Patt of West Sault street celebrated her birthday with a surprise party at her home. Forty-four neighbors and friends enjoyed music games and contests and presented her with a purse of money. A lunch followed with guests from out of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Pain
Charles Pattt
West Sault Street
Patt
Petey Clark
Amelia Tryoit
Paul Stone
Union_Ch
Club Social Gathering Honors Mrs DeLay at Home Dinner
Mrs Frank DeLury hosted a birthday party at her South Center Street home with a tureen dinner served at 7. Guests included Mrs GB Kysnn and several local women, plus Mrs Bebe Garrick and Mrs Gabriel from Buffalo. Awards were announced by multiple organizers as gifts were presented to Mrs DeLay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank DeLury
Inge
South
Genter Street
GB Kysnn
Ethel Stapleton
Paul Broudfton
A.M. Gabriel
Gertrude Gales
Miltort VanDreasun
George Stanford
Allen May
Frank Bliss
Vetitia Fling
Bi. W. Bavetts
Gertriste Reed
Marjorie Muiiney
Bk Nicholl
Bebe Garrick
U B Ladies Aid Meeting At Mrs Banks Home
U B Ladies Aid met at Mrs John Banks home on Norty Center with twenty one members present. Mrs Banks led scripture and Mrs Turley Banks presided. After business, members quilted while Mrs Bante and helpers served luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethen
Christ
Jol Banks
Norty Center
Liles
Johe Banks
Turley Banks
Bante
Agnes Rupp
Warren White
Harley Marsh
Dinner plans discussed by WRC Plus meeting
At yesterday’s Women’s Relief Corps gathering in Mysonde, twelve members discussed a Thursday dinner service planned by teen Myy Zn and Miss Alma Dinateler. The group, assisted by a committee, aimed to organize the event with invited guests and supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WRC Plus
Myy Zn
Teen 89
She Mysonde
Alma Dinateler
le Se
Meadville Institute to Host Tuberculosis Meeting
An institute on tuberculosis is planned at Meadville by the Pennsylvania State Nursing Association in collaboration with the Tuberculosis Guild and Phystelwny. The program includes a cave elavie showin and talks by noted speakers with a noon session at the Teupler Hotel and a 10 o clock evening discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Institute On Tuberculosis
Meadville
Crawhowd
Teupler Hotel
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