Annual Meeting of College Women in Horn Block April 27
The College Women's class holds its annual meeting Monday evening April 27 in the C D of Agents in the Horn Block. Officers to be elected and discussed. Mrs Ena Carroll, secretary of the State Board of Censors, will address the group. Mrs Langdon Rowe hosts a Bridge Club gathering at her Home on Host H Wayne Street last night. prizes to Mrs Horton Davis and Mrs H Powell. refreshments served. The club will meet with Mrs Walter Seolt next week.
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C.D
Horn Block
Ena Carroll
State Board of Censors
Langdon Rowe
Horton Davis
H. &. Powell
Walter Seolt
Private John Broughton Home On Visit Honored
Private John Broughton of Cximp Livingston is spending ten days with his parents Mr and Mrs Oren Broughton of East South Street. He was honored at a family gathering last evening attended by Mr and Mrs Sam Broughton Mrs Alton Elinger and Jimmie their son and other relatives including Mrs Larry Lowe and children Mr and Mrs Robert Nichols and Robert Jr Mrs John Broughton and Freddy and Mrs Charles Fleming of Erie. Refreshments were served.
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John Broughton
Cximp
Livingston
Oren Broughton
Bist South Street
Sam Broughton
Alton Elinger
Jimmie
Toan
Larry Lowe
Robert Nichols
Robert
John Browehton
Freddy
Charles Fleming
Erie
Edward Gibas Leaves for Coast Guard Service
A party was held at Rean McElroy’s home on Second Avenue to honor Edward Gibas as he departs Monday for the Coast Guard. Guests presented him with gifts after an enjoyable evening.
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Unger
Aeta Supply
Edward Gleas
Coast Guard
Rean McElroy
Second Avenue
Mr. Gitbas
Club Social Will Demonstrate at School Meeting
A Ladies Club held a social gathering at the school last evening following a business meeting. Miss Alice Kelly directed tumbling demonstrations and Miss Mary Armitogs introduced the acts, with group singing by Mrs. Last Huep and a Technicolor film "Behind the Smiles" shown by Dr. R. 3. Mosier. Mary Lou Haight played accordion selections, a collection for the band uniform fund was taken, and mothers were asked to sew emblems on caps. The next meeting is May 28 at the school with officer elections and committee reports.
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regMin
Alice Kelly
Mary Armitogs
Last Huep
R. 3. Mosier
Mary Lou Haight
J. H. Heerlein
Newly Married Couple Honored at R. D. 2 Party
Mr and Mrs Billynch hosted a Wednesday evening gathering at their home on R D 2 for Mr and Mrs Charles Newman newlyweds. Twenty five guests attended and played cards with prizes awarded to Mrs Newman Oscar Willis and Mr and Mrs Matthew Zyck. Sandwiches jello cake and coffee were served. The couple received many gifts.
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Billynch
R. D
Charles Newman
Newman
Oscar Willis
Matthew Zyck
BPW District Meet at Union City
The Last Key One BPW Club meets at the Presbyterian church in Union City on Saturday afternoon. A business session is set for 4 o’clock followed by a banquet at 6. Helen Remier of Meadville will give the Federation banquet address. Mrs Bana Carroll of Philadelphia from the Pennsylvania Movie Censor Board is the program speaker. Attending from this city are Miss Hartlet Myers, Miss Agnes Lynch, Miss Inez Pitch, Miss Ina Austin, Miss Alice Belly and Mrs FL8 Austin.
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Business and Professional Women's Club
Presbyterian Church
Union City
Federation
Helen Remier
Meadville
Oression
Bana Carroll
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Movie Censor Board
Hartlet Myers
Agnes Lynch
Inez Pitch
Ina Austin
Alice Belly
FL 8
Austin
Parker Shreve Nuptials in Union City Ceremony
Mr and Mrs Milo Shreve of Union City announce the marriage of their daughter Maxine Louise to Karl W Parker son of Mrs Carlotta and the late Frank Parker. The ceremony was held Friday April 17 at the Methodist church with Rev George Mulvin officiating. Attendants were Mrs Richard Mountain and Paul Warner. A dinner followed at Tarbells Inn. The couple are Union Clip high school graduates. Mrs Parker works in York and Foster Co and Mr Parker with Burke Electric in Troy. Attendees from Corry included Mr and Mrs Richard Mountain.
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Parker
Tarbell's Inn
U B Ladies Aid Society Seeks for Red Cross in LAMB
The U B Ladies Aid Society met at Mrs. Harris Watrous's home on West Columbus avenue with twelve members and three visitors. They spent the afternoon sewing for the Red Cross and were later served refreshments. The next meeting will be in two weeks at Mrs. Walke Keppel's home on East Bond Street.
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Lamb
Sue See
United Byet Area Church
Harris Watrous
Columbus Avenue
Red Cross
Watrous
Walle
Keppel
East Bond
Mrs E Edwards Hosts Bridge Club At West Wayne Home
Mrs F Lowe Edwards entertained the contract bridge club last evening at her West Wayne Street residence. Three guests joined: Mrs Harold Wolk Mrs William Knowlton and Mrs Frederist Bartholme of Union City. Prizes went to Mrs Wilfred Pomeroy and Mrs Brad Kiley. A dessert course followed and the next meeting of the club will be in two weeks.
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F. Lowe Edwards
Mir
Lowe
West Wayne Straet
Harold Wolk
William Knowlton
Prederist Bartholme
Wilfred Pomeroy
Miss Estella Johnson Hosts Dinner at Sister’s Home
Miss Estella Johnson entertained at dinner at the home of her sister Mrs Winfield Williams on West Wayne Street last evening. Guests included Mr and Mrs Fred Williams and Mr and Mrs Winfield Williams. After the dinner visiting was enjoyed.
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Estella Johnson
Bstelia Johnson
M Siimer
Winfield Williams
West Wayne Street
Fred Williams
Entertain For Miss Larson Before Her Cleveland Move
Thirteen guests from Corry Jamestown Manufacturing entertained Miss Jenivey Larson at the Hotel Corry at a three course noon dinner. Larson will leave Sunday to take a position with the Cleveland Ordnance Company in Cleveland. Guests included Mrs Harland Robbins Mrs Rohin Prapo and the guests list Doris Ganden Dora Lee Snyder Agnes Lynch Elizabeth Latiston Ruth Soper Ruth Powers Havel Rehnburg Eleanor Speck Blanchard Mackeu Trene Jordan. The honored guest received a gift.
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Miss Larson
City
Corry
Jamestown Manufacturing Corporaion Office
Jenivey Larson
Cleveland ‘Ordnance Compaiy
Cleveland
Harland Robbins
Rohin Prapo
Doris Ganden
Dora Lee Snyder
Agnes Lynch
Elizabeth Latis~ton
Ruth Soper
Ruth Powers
Havel Rehnburg
Eleanor Speck
Blanchard Mackeu
Trene Jordan
Goodman couple welcomes son Ronald in Toledo
Mr and Mrs Howls Goodman of Toledo announce the birth of their son Ronald at Mercy Hospital Toledo this morning. Mrs Goodman formerly Shirley Jean Helman of Erie is daughter of Mrs Harvie Helman.
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Ronald
Mercy Hospital
Toledo
Ohio
Howls Gondman
Goodman
Shirley Jean Helman
Erie
Harvie Helman
Stanford Hose Company Officers Are Installed
Installation of officers for the Stanford Hose Company and the Piyemen s Relief Association held last evening in the Stanford Hose rooms with sixty members present. Charles Craker installed as president. Warren Titus vice president. Charles Pain secretary. Edward Berry treasurer. Gat Peterson foreman. George Collier first assistant foreman. Albert Fox second assistant foreman. trust Jess Frank Kinley William Heath and Raymond Sandburg. finance committee Edward Becker James Sullivan Russell Brigen. Thomas Green installed as president of the Firemen s Relief Association. Reymond Sandburg vice president. Charles Pain secretary. Andréw Palliser treasurer. Edward Berry Thomas Green Leon Brown directors. Andrew Paulson Ray Lawie Frank Emley sick committee. Night refreshments followed.
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Stanford Hose Company
Piyemen's Relief Association
Stanford Hose Rooms
Charles Craker
Warren Titus
Charles Pain
Edward Berry
Gat Peterson
George Collier
Albert Fox
Jess
Frank Kinley
William Heath
Raymond Sandburg
Skinner Holmberg Wedding in Warren Miss Evelyn Holmberg to Gerald Skinner
Miss Evelyn Holmberg daughter of Mr and Mrs Holmberg will marry Gerald B Skinner in Warren at St Pauls Lutheran Church this evening at 730 o clock Rev E K Rogers to officiate She will wear navy blue with white accessories and red roses Her sister Miss Viola Holmberg will attend Charles Skinner will be best man The ceremony followed by a reception at thebride s parents home Fifty guests are invited The couple will reside in the city after a short wedding trip Attending from here are Mrs Roy Skinner and Stacey Skinner and Mr and Mrs Charles Skinner
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Skinner-Holmberg
Warren
Evelyn Holmberg
Mira
Alfred Holmberg
Myrtle Street
Gerald B. Skinner
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
E. K. Rogers
Miss Holmberg
Viola Holmberg
Charles Skinner
Max
Skinner
Roy B. Skinner
East Wayne Street
State Department
Holmberg
Thinkil Recinily
Roy L. Skinner
Stacey Skinner
Charles Skiuner
Sheehan Guest at Kiwanis Club Meeting on Recent Episode
Sheehan guest told of a youth attack attempt in the Fourth Ward during a Kiwanis Club meeting. Clarence Wallace's team won the attendance contest with eight-week perfect attendance. the program featured a Pennsylvania Railroad photo titled On to Washington. Twenty-six members and two guests attended.
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Sheehan
Kiwanis Club
Spring Street
Fourth Ward
Hie Kiwanis Club
Clarence Wallace
Frank VanTuseel
Harry Wissinger
William Coon
Don Williams
Pennsylvania Railroad
Washington
Hey James
Two Women Injured in Route 19 Crash Near Waterford
Helen I Brown 31 of Meadville and Mrs Holder 34 of Meadville were injured when their car collided with a truck driven by F L McDonough on Route 19 north of Waterford late Wednesday. Brown suffered a deep knee laceration and Holder multiple knee lacerations. both were shocked. The Erie salesman was slightly injured.
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Helen I. Brown
Meadville
Holder
Meadvillse
Waterford
F. Lydon McDonough
Erie
Miss Brown
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