Fireside bowling party honors VFW Ladies League
Dinner for 95 at the Fireside on Nov elny prizes of bowling pin banks and other favors were awarded. Mary Low McCray reelected president as officers for the coming year were named: Rose Motus vice president Helen Hoyt secretary Helen Popovich treasurer and Mary Sears sergeant at arms. Local social notes mention visits and meetings including a Boy Scout gathering and an Erie area child welfare planning session with Mass Bernice Scroggie and Emily from the Welfare League of America as speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW Landies
Murray Monay
Mary Low McCray
oMvers
Nis
Mocray
Rose Motus
Helen Hoyt
Helen Popovich
Mary Sears
Serceant-Atarms
Apphoniamee
Moreyatt
Cony
Eeslphie
Hol Seb Beer
Allier Offigers
Nios
Deverenus
Vide
Adele McGray
Séaneigry-Treierer Mile Rorematie Tenkin
Nell di. Feethr Toom. Bie
Merit] Hay
Waterford
Sorority Plans For Special Program And Banquet
Epsilon Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met to discuss a dinner in Brie and reserve five seats for a banquet at the Sportsmen's Club on April 20. Mrs Clinton Pratt presided briefly. Guest speaker Mrs Frank Guive di demonstrated communications and design, receiving good feedback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone Ws
Quelu Hueeyunuet Ely
Brie
Epsilon Phi
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Sportsmen's Club
Clinton Pratt
Frank Guive di
Rith Humel
Inter Intervenne
Alton Laure
Stork Shower Honors Delbert Crosente and Don Braswell Attendees
Mrs Roy Merritt and Mrs Frank Lilw Jr hosted a stork shower at the Merritt home on Murion Street last evening honoring Mrs Delbert Crosente and Mrs Don Braswell. Awards went to Mrs R R Merriman Mrs Gary Dinafelder Mrs Debs Sorenson and Mrs Lee Baker. The hosts served sandwiches pickles decorated cake jello and coffee while friends presented gifts to Mrs Groscht and Mrs Braswell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merritt Home
Roy Merritt
Frank Lilw, Jr
Thome
Murion Street
Delbert Crosente
Don Braswell
Martin Anderson
R. R Merriman
Gary Dinafelder
Debs Sorenson
Lee Baker
Mother and Daughter Banquet Planned by First Methodist
The W. 5.C. 5 of the First Methodist Church announces a Mother and Daughter Banquet for May 3. Tickets are available from committee members including Miss Edmund Barr and Mrs. H.H. Reet. reservations due by April 30 noon. McCray W.5.6 ladies will prepare a chicken meal, with Mrs. James MacIn Tosh, Mrs. Irvin Youne and Mrs. Arthur Burgess organizing entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.5
Concord School PTA Elects New Officers for Fall Term
Concord PTA elected new officers for the fall term at the latest meeting with 35 attendees. Mrs Ralph Gaprall presided over income duties while Mrs Lawrence Davison became president and other posts were filled for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord School
Concord F.T. A
Hiemikers
Ann Baressi
Ralph Gaprall
Lawrence Davison
Arthur Burgess
Bayes
Embert Byte
Alan Dimmatck
Lay
Ruth Dahistrana
Gerald Gute
Burgos
George Gold
William Strights Foun
Calvin Circle Guests Of Mrs. Frank Dodd
Calvin Circle of the Presbyterian Women's Association met yesterday afternoon with Mrs. C. W. Bracken leading opening divisions and reviewing part of the book He Wests Orchids. Mrs. Heels assisted with excerpts from another packet while planning a rummage sale and refreshments were served. Next meeting date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Circle
Presbyterian Women's Association
C. W. Bracken
A. He Heels
Rimmage Sale
Dodd
Benefit Bingo Party for Corry Memorial Hospital May 3
A benefit bingo event to raise the remaining $1,000 pledge to Corry Memorial Hospital is set for Saturday May 3 at the Corry Rod and Gun Club on East Washington Street. Doors open at 7:30 PM with special and regular games and prizes. Kurt Lindbereen, Paul Steaun as general chairs and Asthir Cochran overseeing ticket distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
East Washington Street
ATUC
Wade
Wille
Kurt Lindbereen
Steaun
Asthir Cochran
Lib
Anniversary Party Held for Mr and Mrs Reynolds
A stylish party was held at 202 East South Street last evening for Mr and Mrs Reynolds to mark their 30th week time anniversary. About 16 friends and relatives attended, enjoyed refreshments, and the couple received a purse of money. Miss Florence Reynolds of Erie attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ovec
Reynolds
East South Street
Florence Reynolds
Erie
Jolly Eight Club Meets in North East Home
The Jolly Eight Club gathered yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Marjorie Brown’s North East home. A luncheon was served and a regular 500 card game followed with pies awarded to Mrs. Gibby and Mrs. Cullig Pier. Attendees included Mrs. Teabelle Johnun, Mrs Hy D Houpin, Myag B Clark, Mrs K D Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Gibby, and Mrs. Bama Gates. The next meeting date will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Elent Club
North East
Marjorie Brown
OE. Gibby
Cullig Pier
Teabelle Johnun
Hy D. Houpin
Myag
B. Clark
Mrs Loveland Hosts Card Club Gathering
Mrs Frank Loveland entertained the members of her bridee club last evening. W Branken was the ward winner and CH Holden was the ward runner up. The honored guest received a token from a friend and the group adjourned to meet again in two weeks with Mrs Raymond Auderson of North Center Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Loveland
Frat Loveand
Bridee Club
W. Branken
CH. Holden Wau
Raymond Auderson
North Center Street
Second feeder airline pressing its case
A CAB hearing this week heard Robinson Achines press for a link between New York and points in Pennsylvania, with routes to Cleveland and Philadelphia. Robinson competes with Al-Ameriban and Culphrat Airlines in a Philadelphia proposal that would add service to Atlantic City, while Cleveland routes would run from Blair-Corning New York to Bradford Jamestown and Akron.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Robinson Achines
Civil Autonautics Board
CAB
Terdlayy
Executive View Presiddent
Robert Beach Robinson
Al-Amer‘Iban
Culphrat Airlines
le Athantic City
Olen
Bradford
Jamestown
Bhe
Astinbukt
Ohio
Aradtara Wert
Al-Ametseary
Haluska Scores Resounding Victory in Pennsylvania Senate Race
John Haluska, a candidate for the Pennsylvania state Senate, won a decisive primary victory by over two to one, defeating opponent George J. Pavlik. Haluska led early and consistently, while Pavlik conceded defeat as results continued. Haluska commented on past bribery allegations connected to a December incident in Harrisburg, accusing money influence in elections in Cambria County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
John Haluska
Peninytvatda State Senate
Minluska
George J Vaybicks
Pavlik
Barrisbille
Cambria
Births Reported at Corry Memorial Hospital
A. som was born yesterday afternoon to Mrs Slayuin at the Corry Memorial Hospital. Also born to Mr and Mrs Rich ard Bogert at 224 West Pleasant Street West Evening. The mothers are named Mrs Slayton and Cleadseer respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Som
Corry Memorial Hospital
Doh Slayuin
Slayton
Cleadseer
Mire
Richard Bogert
West Pleasant Street
West Evening
Union wins pitsburgh labor vote at Michigan Limestone Co
April 23 report states production and maintenance workers at Michigan Limestone Co a United States Steel subsidiary voted 205 to 41 for collective bargaining representation by the United Steelworkers. NLRB said the vote broad in scope and binding across plant. Bond issues in nearby Moleesport rejected with 1.5 million bond strike down. Mt Lebanon and Brackenridge approved separate bonds for street improvements and an all electric power plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitesburgh
Michigan Limestone Co
GIO
National Labor Relations Board
United States Step
NLRB
Pittsburgh
Moleesport
Elna
Mt Lebanon
Brackenridge
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Janes Best
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Sweetheart
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Shirley Lee
Katherine
Femoval Society
Sibserie
Frank Bawsl
Mead Avenue
Jackson
Mich
Greeta Gray
Ronald
Larry
New Meadows
Idaho
Logues
Elbert Bush
Ben Gehumfien
Bentol Mirbox
Herbert Cattell
Delawareetree
Vellives
Pell Matusaewsky
Concord Street
Washington, DC
Panama Central School
Calvin
Mrs
Frank Dodd
Jolly Eight
Healy Studio
Helen
Sen. Haluska
San Francisco
Fred Fierce Corson
Chune
Qobbie Brooks
Tisba
Atie Lind
Aulie
F. C. Chapin & Son
Sultan
Siealn
Todtayl
Busenalts Co
Personal Consumer Discount Co
Cordit
Areeneaietaat
Harry Hall
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