Hold Last Rites For Vandenberg
Grand Rapids Mich April 21. The meek and mighty gathered for the funeral of Sen Arthur H Vandenberg bi partisan foreign policy advocate of the Republican party Trains and planes brought official delegations from Washington neighbors and citizens The oldest knew him as the harness maker s son Funeral services set for 2 A M EST at Park Congregational Church He served in Congress more than a score of years died Wednesday night at 67 His body lay in state in the church chapel as Michigan entered a 48 hour period of mourning
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Weg Atsoouen
Grand Rapids
Mich
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Republican Party
Washington
Vandenbers
Park Congregational Church
Sen
Vandenberg
Congress
Michigan
P T A Silver Tea Committees Named for April Fundraising
The Junior-Senior High School P T A lists committee heads for the Silver Tea to raise funds. Mrs. Donald Higgins chairs as general chair with entertainment, food, and table committees named. The event is set for April 28 at 8 p.m. at the school, public invited.
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Donald Higgins
P. T. A. Treasury
Robert Catlin
Raymold Wiggers
Harold Carlson
Cochairman
William Maw
Paul Meerdink
Lester Lipus
Guy Butlers
Larence Douglas
E. H. Harmon
Robert Wilcox
Clayton Turner
Charles Skinner
George Beardsley
Pail Boland
Cecil Messenger
J. L. Lansberry
Arthur Cochran
Edwin Borstorff
Percy Corbin
Norman Tarbett
Geral Brown
Gerald Ingalls
David Livingston
High School Choirs Plan Spring Concerts May 1 2
The Corry Senior High School A Cappella Choir and Girls' Chorus announce concerts May 1 and 2 at 8:15 PM in the high school auditorium. Lynn Rice, director, says new music will be presented and a full program printed beforehand. Proceeds fund a choir trip the following week to Pittsburgh and Swissvale Butler Edgewood events.
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Gunn
Choirnet Girls
Corry
Lynn Rice
Ireetor
Tae
Uivent
Pittsburgh
Swissvale
Butler
Edgewood
Spencer Community Aid Meeting Reported
Spencer Community Aid met Thursday at Mrs. Sam Stultz home with 31 ladies. A noon screen dinner accompanied a brief business session led by president Mrs. Robert Clarks. Members donated a quilt to Rudolf Silyis family after a recent fire and formed a committee to assess further needs.
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Spencer
Miunity Ladies
Sam Stultz
Robert Clarks
Rudolf Silyis
Clark
Omar Crowell
Brownies Participate in Juliette Low Festival at Erie
Twenty three Brownie Scout Troop 179 from Junior High Elementary joined Erie Brownies and the southwest district at Academy High School Erie last evening for the Juliette Low Festival. The Swedish themed group wore costumes and performed a Swedish folk dance as music by Mrs Jerrold Lansberry accompanied the performance. Each troop donated to the Juliette Low World Friendship Fund and Miss Sandra Devereux presented the Corry portion with Mrs Garl Cassel and leaders Mrs Eugene Davis, Mrs Lansberry among others joining the group.
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Erie
Brownie
Academy High School
Juliette Low
Southwest
Sweden
Jerrold Lansberry
Dullette Low
Birthday Club Honors Two Members In Social Gathering
Mrs Warren Ross hosted a birthday club gathering with Mrs Elmer Sharer and Mrs Russel Briggs as honored guests. The Thursday evening event at Mrs Warter Ross home featured social visiting, strawberry sundaes, cake and coffee. Gifts were presented and decorated cakes given to the guests. The next meeting is planned for Mrs Briggs at West Congress Street home.
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Warren Ross
Elmer Sharer
Rusell Briggs
Clu
Warter Ross
Congress Street
Briggs
Miss Patricia Olim to Graduate Next Monday
Miss Patricia Olim daughter of Albert Olim of R D 1 will graduate as part of St Luke's Methodist Hospital class of 61 at Cleveland. Baccalaureate Sunday at 4 PM and commencement Monday at 7 PM in Prentiss Auditorium with guests including Mr Holl Mins Freel Bartoli and several named local residents.
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Putsicia Olwn
Albert Olim
St. Luke's Methodist Hospital
Gleveland
Prentiss
Hospital
P.m
Holl Mins
Freel Bartoli
Shirley Ait
Betty Olitt
Albert Ohh
Gorty
Leo Brown
Titusville
Preston Olin
Eve
Miss Ohrn
Mrs Howard Ross Hosts Card Club Meeting
A card club gathering at the home of Mrs. Howard Ross featured six members and one guest, Mrs W Bruce Ellsworth. Mrs J Fred Finley and Mrs Rebel Tunnel won the bridge awards with a special prize going to Mrs Harry Hall. The group will meet May 3 at Mrs Mary Jourdet's home.
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Weal Wuskery Gruge Club
W. Bruce Ellsworth
Howard Ross
J. Fred Finley
Rebel Tunnel
Harry Hall
Mary Jourdet
Music Program For Hospitality Club Planned
Mrs A V Cochran chairs the month as she arranges a musical program for the Hospitality Club meeting to be held Tuesday afternoon at 4 o clock in the Garden Room of the VFW post home on West Washington Street. Assisting are Mrs T W Whitehead Mrs Paul F Bauer and Mrs Harry Bowman.
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A. V. Cochran
Hospitality Club
VFW
West Washington Street
Cophran
Mes. T. W. Whitehead
Paul F. Bauer
Hayyhan Bowman
Friendship Club Meets at Sperry Home
The Friendship Club met at Mrs Sperry's home Friday afternoon. Guests enjoyed games and awards were won by Mrs Berta Warner Mrs John Parks Mrs Clar d Lawson and Mrs Charles Mulligan. Miss Sperry served cake and coffee before the group adjourned to meet in three weeks with Mrs Roy Swart.
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Friendship Club
Berta Warner
John Parks
Clard Lawson
Charles Mulligan
Miss Sperry
Us Ij
Meek
Roy Swart
Introducing Asom Born to Renaud Donner Parents
The newborn Asom was delivered April 20 at Tit Hospital in Boston Massachusetts. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Grover Chelton of Avsom RD4 and Mr and Mrs Sawyer of 100 Bron streck.
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Asom
Renaud
Edward Donner
Tit Hospital
Boston
Mass
St'l Dover
Maile Chiltoi
Grover Chelton
Avsom
Sawyer
Streck
Corypital
Regent to Speak Here Thursday At C D of A Dinner
Miss Frakes Maher of Kane will address C D of A Regent Couy Court No. 35 in the Horn Block on Thursday April 26 at 6 30 p m as guest speaker for the Post Grand Regents Dinner. Maher, a longtime figure in Catholic Daughters circles, will discuss her Europe trip and visit with the Pope. Julia Zepkin chairs the dinner with local officers assisting. past grand regents will serve as the committee.
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Couy Court No. 35
C.D. of A
Catholic Daughters of America
Frakes Maher
Kane
Maher
Arquisian Lion
Miss Maher
Horn Block
United States
Corry TuOp
Pye Ecvlesia Co Ponlifnee
Catholic South
Phil
Rime
United States C.D
Europe
Ireland
Julia Zepkin
Robert Wattis
Thomas Saxton
Mary. Spravers
Delit Swanson
Walter Wattis
Margareth Kostyal
Dorothy Sarnickl
Carl Peterson
Fred Jikson
Robert
Silver Links Bible Class Met Friday
The Silver Links Bible Class met at the Mead Avenue home of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Culver. Carl Henton opened with prayer and devotion led by Mrs. Stella Reagle, who conducted the business meeting. Plans for the next session will be announced later.
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Gov Auemmmee
Mead Avenue
M Dan Culver
Carl
Culver
Hey
H. Ray Heers
Helene Ray
Club 15 At Cambridge Springs Last Evening
The ladies of club 15 met Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Henry Fosburd in Cambridge Springs. Twelve members and one guest Mrs. Stafford of Cambridge Springs attended. Canasta prizes went to Mrs. Flossie Fosbury Mrs. P A Brenig and Mrs Hadd Jackman who also received a purse for Mrs Jackman’s birthday. Refreshments included salad relishes wafers cake tea and pastries. Mrs Rober Thpp of Basex Street will entertain the club on May 4 when Mrs Benny Fosbury’s birthday will be honored.
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Cambridge Springs
Lub
Henry Fosburd
Mra Stafford
Prigés
Flossie Fosbury
P. A. Brenig
Hadd Jackman
Rober
Basex Street
Benny Fosbury
College Club Meeting to Feature Mrs James Conner Address
Mrs James Conner, head of Warren county Girl Scouts, will headline the college club gathering with a weaving and embroidery demonstration. Hostess Mrs D Armour Hulstrom will oversee the event this Monday evening, as a long list of committee members assist.
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James Conner
Warren County
College Club
D. Armour Hulstrom
Robert Otta
Ehulrmyie
Mary McMahon
Irvin Downs
Russell Moore
Am Mowrey
Charles Parkhurst
Bruce Smith
Walter Peake
W. A. Redmpner
Wilbur Rickers
William Stright
W F W Ladies Banquet at Gilson's in Columbus
The W F W Ladies A League held a banquet Thursday evening at Gilson's Restaurant in Columbus. A steak dinner was served and 7l seats were filled. Mrs Gladys Dirks won the door prize as flowers were centerpiece. Mrs Lyford Chase, president, awarded team prizes before adjournment to the VPW Club for a social evening.
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Uate & Wbeague
WEW
Wheys
Gilson's
Columbus
Gladys Dirks
Menie
Lyford Chase
Ethne
VPW
Elks Club Dance This Evening Featured Music
Elks Lodge No 60 hosts a social dance this evening from 3:40 p.m. to 1:20 a.m. Local guests and town residents are invited as entertainment is provided by a local band.
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Elks Club
Teloek
Alhad
Wee Scott Sind Titsurehe
Hiab
Anei
Taree
Richard Hurlbut Is Honored By Card Club
Richard Hurlbut was honored by a card club at the home of Mr and Mrs Ahmed Van Dresary. A social event followed with awards for the group’s play won by Mrs Hurlbut. The hostess served refreshments as members lingered, planning a future gathering at the Hinthut home in a few weeks.
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Richard Hurlbut
Card Club
Iyhou Caval Club
Yiu
Ahked van Dresary
Hurlbut
Hosbeck
Blilidas Ake
Pater
General's Delight Hat Exhibition in New York
A fragmentary note mentions a hat named The General's Delight MacArthur created by Mr. John in New York. The item appears as a welcome homage to the general, described as The General's Delight. Further details are unclear due to the damaged text.
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MacArthur
Mr. John
New York
Truman Goes On Weekend Cruise Amid Boeing, Bridge Delays
President Truman sails on a weekend cruise amid a delayed bridge opening and a factory incident near Washington. The Williamsburg yacht faced a partial sink in the Potomac area as workers struggled to complete the bridge, drawing boos from onlookers and a cold reception from the crowd at the ball game between the Washington and New York Yankees. This marks Truman’s first public appearance since Dolgins MacArthur’s capture.
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Aerif
MacAmbur
Trufinti
Truman
Gaby Wiliams
Willintavlure
Twos
Chesapeakee Bayt
Wien
Pry
New York Yankees
Ohlul
Cei Dolgins MacArthur
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