Rotary Club Elects Earl T Cherry President
At the dinner meeting the Rotary Club elected Earl T Cherry as president for the upcoming year with D B Taggart as vice president, Ralph S Dewey as secretary, Glen Middleton as treasurer, and Q F Bennett, A G Buller, and A M Lite as directors. A M Lite also serves as sergeant at arms. Mrs H A Gilbert was the ghost speaker discussing North African countries and their neighbors, drawing on prior travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl T. Cherry
Rotary Club
D. B. Taggart
Ralph S. Dewey
Glen Middleton
Q. F. Bennett
A. G. Buller
A.M. Lite
H. A. Gilbert
Young People's Society Social Session At Presbyterian Church
The Young People’s Society of the Presbyterian church held a pleasant social evening in the church social room Tuesday. Twelve members attended and joined games and contests led by Rev. G. L. Boyd, followed by other amusements and refreshments.
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The
Presbyterian Church
G. L. Boyd
Miss Martha Hultberg Honored by Local Class
The 7 C class of the Presbyterian Sunday School held a progressive dinner to honor Miss Martha Hultberg who will soon leave the city. Courses spanned homes of Miss Nina J. Gilebson Fred Miller and Mrs Frederick Kinley with games and contests. Prizes went to Mrs Albert Fox Mrs Marvin Carlson and Mrs Merrill Patterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Hultberg
J. O
7.C
Presbyterian Smuday School
Nina Jane Gilebson
Fred Miller
Frederick Kinley
Ellet Wayne Street
Albert Fox
Marvin Carlson
Merrill Patterson
Hubbers
Gertrude Growell
Phyllis Lindsley
Charles Jackman
Betty
Jane Dahlstrand
Helen Becks
Women Architects Discuss The House Of Tomorrow
Adelaide Kerr features Olive Tjaden a practicing woman architect who argues men shaped early ideas yet women will influence the house of tomorrow. She praises streamlined kitchens glass walls and individual homes while noting prefabrication may appeal to some yet many will resist. Tjaden a Brooklyn native now based in Garden City Long Island designs Tudor style houses and other buildings and is the sole woman in a 1941 architectural exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide Kerr
Olive Tjaden
Traden
Taden
Long Island
Plovida
California
Miss Tjaden
Joden
Brooklyn
College of Arts
Cornell University
Garden City
Ahen Modern Thyood Beaels Club
Atantic Beach
Tjaden
Architectuel League
Two Brides Elect Honored at Boston House Dinner
Miss Margeret Wolstencroft and Maude Porter were complimented at a dinner party at the Boston House last evening. Seventeen ladies from the Cony Jamestown plant office attended, each guest receiving a gift and a corsage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margeret Wolstencroft
Mills
Maude Porter
Boston House
Cony-Jamestown Plant
Corsiges
Farewell Party For Rev Altic Leaves Church For Nazarene Post
Sixty friends gathered at Ray and Mrs B O Allie’s home for a farewell honoring Rev and Mrs Altic. They depart for Vernon, PS where he will pastor at the Church of the Nazarene. The evening included dinner, a decorated cake, humorous readings, games, and devotions. A purse and farewell gift were presented as sadness lingered for the Easter Sunday farewell sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altic
Ray
B. O. Allie
Helle Vernon
Fommer
Church of the Nazarene
Clarence Bailey
Altle
Melvin
Gray
Paul Hebers
Paul Rigsby
Alilosie
Jesus
Cart
Way
Birthday Party For Amici Sewing Class
An Amici Sewing Class birthday party was held last evening at Mrs. Shawyert’s home on North Baer Street with twenty one members attending. Birthdays this month include Mrs. Harley Marsh Mrs. Ralph Mesth Mrs. Charles Paterson Mrs. Harold Fish Mrs. John Westley Mrs. Jerrold Lansberry Mrs. Thomas Reed and Miss Glidys Canfield. Pollyanna banquet for the scripts planned for May 2 was postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amici
Devi
Thomas Reed
Glidys Canfield
Shawser
Marshall Sherwood
Local WCTU Backs Curfew Proposal After Meeting
The Woman’s Christian Temperance Union discussed a curfew proposal at a session in which Mrs. Charles Perkins hosted. President Evelyn Chase led devotions from Our Spiritual Defense and encouraged national restoration in wartime. Two donation boxes for servicemen were reported, while Mrs. Alfred Roe presented Mrs. Orie Ann Canfield with a ribbon and a pastel gift as hostesses served salad and hot rolls.
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WCTU
W.ctu
Charles Perkins
Evelyn Chase
Emma Heath
Alfred Roe
Ann Canfield
Mrs Wesley Seamens Hosts Bridge Club Evening
Mrs. Wesley Seamens of Wright Steel hosted her bridge club last evening. Award winners included Miss Rosemary Auer Miss Muriel Youne and Miss Amelia Vanderhof. After the game she served an eight salad lunch to the members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Seamens
Wright Steel
Missy Rosemary Auer
Muriel Youne
Amelia Vanderhof
Local Social Notes Show Visitors and Travel Details
Mrs Zoe Willams Flaherty guests at G W Bracken home for several days. Mrs Edna Rosses in Erie grating her song Raymond of Wayne. Families of Mrs Herman Jones and son Wayne of Enwin Tenn visiting, Mr and Mrs Ray Burrows of Elgin called here by death of Mrs Jones grandmother, Mrs Placentee Burrows. Miss Katherine Elston of Erie Wisledl relatives here Tuesday. Miss Peggy Sue Kugel and Grifcben Kugel of Erie arriving to visit until Saturday with their aunt and uncle, Mr and Mrs J A Cassidy, Parker street. Mp Grant Pettit and daughter Gail of Butler visiting parents Mr and Mrs Fred Benards, West Pleasant street. They arrived last evening. In ANI, of Erie visiting her grandparents, Mr and Mrs Georen A Stanford, Seventh street. Mrs Robert Buribaugh and Shilver and Mrs Frederick Kinley spending this afternoon in Evie on business. Pvt Wilbur Branson left for camp at Long Island Beach last eve ning. After spending a furlough at his home here, Mrs CG W You s returned yesterday. Her home here on Mount Center street after spending the ited in North Flash with Mr and Mrs Ralph McCore 1 Miss Phyllis Tyons, student at Will Mayia College Erie spent yesterday in Cory with relatives. She will leave for Port Allocany Friday and Easter there. Comm Nolberd Bachomer, Camp Moxey Tex, spending a furlough Tet At Mshone ox West Pleasant stove. He will return to Tosa Sunday.
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Zoe Willams Flaherty
G. W. Bracken
Edna Rosses
Erie
Raymond
Wayne
Ani
Herman Jones
Wayne 1
Enwin, Tenn
Ray Burrows
Elgin
Jones
Placentee Burrows
Katherine Elston
Peggy Sue Kugel
Grifcben Kugel
Auni
Thele
J. A. Cassidy
Parker Street
Grant Pettit
Gail
Butler
Fred Benards
West Plessait Street
Morte Center Street
North Fash
Ralph McCore
Phyllis Tiyons
Will Mayia
Radio Schedule Mosaic with Hosts and Programs
A scrambled broadcast listing for NBC CBS and regional stations outlines tonight’s programs. It includes talk shows, musical hours, guest appearances by Lionel Barrymore and Milton Berle, and a variety of cultural and religious segments across many time slots, ending with a Pasadena Boys’ Choir “Holy Thursday Concert.”
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NBC
Mrs. Noath
Tonmy Dorsty Brehesma
Kadie Cululor
Martie Raye
Districk Altoméy
Kay Kyser
CBS
Red Barber
Samny Kaye Léa Darocher
Christian
Lionel Barrymore
Milton Berle
Jonny Tree
Worth
Anq Marines
Indianandiga
Ces
Alfred Bach
Golden Gate
Mutual
Pasadena Boys’ Choir
Little People Expedition Studies Canari Ruins in Ecuador
An expedition named The Little People spent months in Ecuador examining Canari ruins. Reports describe natives as small in stature with long beards and bows and arrows, worshipping figurine gods. The text hints at connections to Mayan remnants conquered by Cortes in Chiapas, Mexico.
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Ecuador
Cortes
Chiapas
Mexico
Peo
Rebekah Lodge Officers Installed Tuesday Night
Mrs Edith Carter was installed as noble grand at the regular meeting of the Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge. Others installed included Mag Maude Keefe chaplain Sadie Dyckes warden Mabel Beall conductress Lillian Jadestinm guards Idi Bessori Mary Schauson pianist Ella Auer and supporters Ora Loveland Alma Brieson Ruth Hoenes Gertrude Bernstein. Mrs Anni Gillagher presented the retiring noble grand Erma Hepper with a past grand pin. About fifty attended lunch with guests from Lakewood New York. decorations featured red white and blue. committee members Hepler Loveland Dyer Keefe assisted by others.
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Rebekah Lodge
Edith Carter
Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge
Grispen
North East
Vee Gravid
Maude Keefe
Sadie Dyckes
Mabel Beall
Lillian Jadestinm
Idi, Bessori
Mary Schauson
Ella Auer
Lakewood
N.Y
Hepler
Loveland
Dyer
Keefe
Regional WCTU Meeting in Warren Theme United We Stand
The northwestern regional convention of the Pennsylvania WCTU will meet at the First Baptist Church in Warren on Thursday and Friday, April 29 and 30 with the theme United We Stand. Delegates from counties including Buster Clarion Crawford and Warren will attend led by Mrs Mabel Dallas of Sugar Grove with officers Mrs Gladys Parker and Mrs Alina Trowland among the leaders. Hostesses include Mrs Bessie Jolson Mrs Lury Whitney and Mrs Melda Grady. reservations go to Mrs Parepn Wholebven Warren 17 Parcel. Public invited to all sessions to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WCTU
Warren Warren
Northwestern
Pennsylvania
First Baptist
Buster
Clarion
Crawford
Th. Rein
Porest
Jefferson Lawrences
Mekran
Mercer
Venan
Warren
Mabel Dallas
Sugar Grove
Gladys Parker
Cll Chy
Alina Trowland
Summerville
Serelare
Mee
Muriel Montgomery
Grove City
T. Bundore
Bessie Jolson
Lury Whitney
Melda Grady
Parepn Wholebven
Mrs Donald Anderson Honored by Faculty Farewell Dinner
Mrs David Anderson of the Thinker Hist servoo faculty was farewelled by teachers as she plans to move west to join her husband. A dinner was held at Rita Restaurant with Principal H G Wolfe giving the toast and Mrs Angelsoy receiving gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Anderson
David Anderson
West Coast
Ie Buildtins
Rita
H. G. Wolfe
Tomat Macher
Angelsoy
Baby Boy Born at Cony Hospital To Mr and Mrs Mitchell
A baby boy was born this morning at Cony Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Johi Mitchell of R D 2. Omly.
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Cony Hospital
Johi
Mitchell
R. D
Omy
Apportioning bill before House today
The article notes a pending apportioning bill with a provision totaling 88.5 million for celvif and signals opposition within the Senate Game and Fish Committee to a broader Fish Commission revamp. The House Rules Committee backs restoring an emergency Child Labor provision to allow farm work by school children, while Raymond Sollenberger discusses removing groups from the Senate approved measure and employing children as domestic help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chalman Montgomery
Crowe
R-Mource
Senate Game and Fish Committee
John M. Walker
Allegheny
House Keuesion Committee
Chalmpn
D. Raymond Sollenhere
R-Bish
Hermit Childret
Special Good Friday Service at Emmanuel Church
A special Good Friday service at Emmanuel Church begins at 7:30 p.m. The program features color pictures illustrating the life of Christ arranged by Cynthia Pearl Mays from her anthology Christ and the Pine Aus. The vestry and church invite the public. service led by W. Shotzbarger, lay reader.
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Emmanuel
Emmaanuel
Christ
Cynthia Pearl Mays
W. Shotzbarger
Tay Reader
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