Gee Junior P T A Enjoyable Program At Meeting
The Gee Junior High School Parent Teachers Association enjoyed a varied program led by Mrs Carlton Chaffee with the school orchestra performing the opening number and two other pieces. A newly formed quartet including Bid Kinley Miss Mary Graham Robert Parsons and Miss Gent Parsons also contributed. Mrs R Dewey conducted a singing segment. Debating teams from the senior high spoke on whether the United States should form an alliance with Great Britain with Rich ard Dearing Mary Maloney Joanne Mulderick for the motion and Hubert Curtis Alice Neff Betty Lite against. Mrs G T Bergman presided as president with reports by Mrs Orrin M Hillburg and Mrs Arthur Foster. A nominating committee of Mrs O M Howat Miss Ola Young and Miss Margaret O’Hare was appointed. Refreshments followed, served by mothers of first and second grade pupils.
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Junior P. T. A
Carlton Chaffee
Bid Kinley
Mary Graham
Robert Parsons
Gent Parsons
Dewey
Gladys Howe
United States
Great Britain
Richard Dearing
Mary Maloney
Joanne Mulderick
Hubert Curtis
Alice Neff
Young People Meeting at McCray Church
A mass meeting for area youth will be held Friday evening at McCray Methodist Church under the Poworth League. Guest speaker Miss Grace Dean and a program of music including the Bennett Sisters orchestra and a Corry sextet directed by A J Schaub are planned.
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McCray Church
McCray Methodist Church
Poworth
McCray
Grace Dean
Brie
Yerry County
Corry
A.J. Schaub
Elwyn Gate
Charles Hughes
Frame Rouse
Wendell Gage
Keith Henton
Bibyard SL
Pierre
Spring Meeting of County Federation of Women's Clubs
Mrs WF 8 Anslin of ipis city, president of Ee County Federation of Women's Clubs, to greet members at the annual spring meeting to be held Wednesday May Syd at the Women's Club. Registration at 10:40 with meeting to open at 10:50 and prayers. Assembly led by Mrs Harry W Schaal of Bile. At 1:43 p.m. Mrs Harry Wilson of Clarion, state vice president, will speak. Luncheon to follow at 12:80. Mrs Wells ane to sing. speakers include Mrs B Roessing and Mary endrs of Pittsburgh, acting secretary of the organization.
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Anslin
Ipis
Harry W. Schaal
Bile
Aielock
Harry Wilson
Clarion
Sh. Wells Ane
B. Roessing
Pittsbirsh
Sara M. Soffell
Pittsburgh
Petmsylven
Mary @endrs
Im Organization
Gapgster Birth at Cory Hospital in Washington Street
Last evening at 1.17 o'clock a child was born at Cory hospital to Mr. Jin Mrs Jar Keppel of West Washington Street. The infant weighed 6 pounds 4 ounces. Mrs. Keppel was formerly Mary Ann Monstervich before her marriage.
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Gapgster
Jin
Jar Keppel
Washington Street
Cory Hospital
Keppel
Mary Ann Monstervich
Milk law order arguments in Albany court
Attorneys argued the government appeal of Judge Cooper's ruling invalidating New York's 1927 marketing order under the interlocking agreements act. The Solicitor General called Cooper's decision demoralizing the New York program and claimed the order would override unfair marketing conditions in the mill industry, while critics described the government’s actions as eccentric interference.
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Uuey
Ole
Wwe
Lp Cal
Frank Cooper
Albany
New York
Retort
FL Tuckson
Jackson
Plans For Corry High Alumni Reception Unveiled
Preliminary plans for the Corry High School Alumni Association fifth annual reunion were discussed by President Antoinette Baressi and the executive committee. An inner program with extended entertainment was approved to enhance the event. In other items, a novelty scratching post invention for cats drew brief attention from a Philadelphia woodcarver, Robert Delaney, noted for its carpet-covered design and multiple holes for scratching.
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Corry High School Alumni Association
Antoinette Baressi
Lotlow
Philadelphia
Robert B. Delaney
Woodcarver
Uas
Miss Jean Foster Hostess to Troop Five
Miss Jean Foster hosted Troop No. 5 of the Catholic Daughters of America at her East Washington home. After a business meeting, games were played with awards won by Phyliss Jean Hoones and Theresa Roach. Refreshments were served by the hostess and her mother to members including Mary Ann Mertick, Kaitslyn Splesma, Janet Sarnicki, Kathleen McGraw, Miss Hootes, Misa Roach, and Mary McEvoy.
Golden Links Class Dines Together at Church Parlors
Members of the Golden Links Class of the Methodist church met last evening in the church parlors for their regular luncheon. The committee in charge was composed of Mrs. James Kilnger, Mrs. George Royce, Mrs. Frank Lillie and Mrs. Q. A. Johnson.
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Methodist Church
Clurch
James Kilnger
George Royce
Frank Lillie
Q. A. Johnson
Lillian Guild Plans For Rummage Sale
Lillian Guild of Emmanuel Episcopal church outlined a rummage sale to be held on the 12th and 13th. Fifteen members met at the Parish Hall with Mrs. Donald Wilcox hosting. One guest attended, Ray McCord of North East.
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Lillian Guild
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Donald Wilcox
Ray McCord
North East
Bowling Team Members Entertained at Chicken Dinner
W A Steen on East Frederick Street hosted fellow bowlers Monday night for a chicken dinner at his home. Guests included John D Hinnighn Faul Ors Mutter Larry Baker Lee Spramer Michael Smith James Sutliven and Alan Dennsey.
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W. A. Steen
East Frederick Street
Steen
John D. Hinnighn
Faul Ors
Mutter
Larry Baker
Lee Srpamater
Michabd Smith
James Sutliven
Alan Dennsey
Pink Rhubarb Custard Puddings and Orange Gelatin Mold
A fragmented recipe page describes making an orange cream gelatin mold with orange juice and rind, whipped cream topping, and mold shapes. It also covers a pink rhubarb sauce and steamed rhubarb puddings set in custard cups, with batter and steaming steps for a light dessert course.
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Golden Gate
San Francisco
Finch Ingold
Markets Stock PITTSEL Ue Apes Zo Pittsburg daily notes
Pittsb urg market report from April 26 28 covers stock prices hogs cattle and calves with price ranges and descriptions. It lists wholesale trade factors and futures style movers alongside New York stock quotations for major companies and commodities. Specific figures include hogs 37.25-7.55 etc and calf markets around 11.50 to 13.00 per cwt.
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Pittsel
Pittsbiegh
Apaiea
N.Y
Bald
W.-Y
Lelime
Teebergs
Mag
Low
Leebergeersies
Penna
Nesslook
Bankici
Texas
Jirsey Tye
Aed South Carvilay Porto Hicans
Penn
Nanvy Hulls
Nanyners
Pittsburgh
Stags
Ploghora Hens
Ald Vwoaters
Rock Broilers
Rel Piollerd
Buffalo
S. R
Springera
Down
New York
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My. Lloyd Stowe
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