Junior Elementary PTA Plans Officer Election
The Junior High Elementary PTA held 53 members present with Mrs. Edwin Keppel presiding. Dr Howard Duffield and Miss Eve Kep ler spoke on school dental exams and showed care films. Parents received tooth brushes. next session May 17 will elect officers. Local visitors and relatives from North East and Philadelphia were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.T.A
B.A
Edwin Keppel
Louise Mount
J. Donald Watson
Keppel
Howard Duffield
Eve Kepler
Charles Skinner
Lester Lopus
Emory Elmquist
Catholic D of A Plans Large Class Initiation May Day
Thirty five Court members of the Catholic Daughters of America met with Mrs. J. Anderson as grand regent to plan the initiation of 23 candidates on Sunday May 1. Mothers Day observances include a group Holy Communion at St Thomas Church and a 8 15 mass. Jello salad cupcakes and coffee were served. Election of officers is slated for May 12.
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Mothers and Daughters
St. Thomas’ Church
St. Edward’s School
C. D. of A
Richard Bachomner
Helen Brown
Mary Murray
Mary Heath
Shields
Margaret Kostyal
Helen Morrell
Helping Hand Club Plans Rummage Sale
The Rebeka Helping Hand Club met at the Jr. O O P Hall yesterday and decided to postpone the rummage sale to May 6 and 7 at the T O O F Hall. Mrs Har Vey Loveland chairs the sale with donations due Friday morning. The next meeting will be May 26 due to the Titusville district meeting.
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Helping Hand Club
Rebeka Helping Hand Club
Jr. O. O. P. Hall
Clara Pettingill
B. Gibbs
A. C. Barton
F. Hall
Har Vey Loveland
Titusville
William. Marsh
George Hudson
Bridal Shower For Meadville Couple Held At Pitts Home
May 12 event hosted by Mrs. Arthur Pitts and Mrs. Charles Daniels at 540 Concord Street Meadville featured 35 guests. Prizes were awarded in bingo to Mrs. Marshall Hughes Mrs. Cameron Hoenes Miss Marlene Weindorf and Miss Joan Miles. Decorations yellow and white daffodils centered serving table. Mrs. James A Weindorf attended from out of town with laughter and Marlene.
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Use Youngs
Woo
James J. ‘Weindorf
Meadville
Arthur Pitts
Charles Daniels
Pitts
Concord Street
Marshall Hughes
Cameron Hoenes
Marlene Weindorf
Joan Miles
Dancing Class Party At State Armory Highlights Prizes
Twelve students of Mrs Norman Tarbell held a dancing class party at the State Armory from 7 30 to 10 with dances like balloon Cinderella and prince charming. Prizes were won by Patricia Hunt and Ronald Trisewit for balloons and bows Jane Howard and John Rozzelle for the flash spot Nancy Gordon and Robert Scott safety number Judy Dwyer and Charles Fleming for the lucky number dance Flash pictures were taken by Mrs Tarbell Tulip candle decorated punch table and spring flowers plus cookies and lollipops described.
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State Armory
Norman ‘Tarbell
Patricia Hunt
Ronald Trisewit
Jane Howard
John Rozzelle
Nancy Gordon
Robert Scott
Judy Dwyer
Charles Fleming
Tarbell
Gates Home
John Oger
Jamestown
Milan Gates
East Pleasant Street
Walter Pier
Mar- Joie Sutton
Angelo Giacoma
Lala
Gates
Oger
Mrs Marion Jaggi Heads Fairview P T A
Mrs Marion Jaggi presided as Fairview P T A met at the school to name officers for the next term. Nominees included Mrs Jaggi as president and Mrs Everett Phillips as vice president with other officers elected or re elected. Guests Miss ya Kepler and Dr Howard Dutfield spoke on dental care and two films were shown.
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Twe
Pairview School
Marion Jaggi
John Shechen
Jaggs
Everett Phillips
Helen Brown
Michael Cockells
Micholas Aquilino
Ya Kepler
Howard Dutfield
Helen Spencer
Stella, Klinger
John Silvis
Laurence Hansen
Merle Brown
Grayton Burkett
L. E. Wilcox
Stork Shower Honors Mrs Albert Imhoff at Spring Creek
Mrs Albert Imhoff was honored at a Stork Shower hosted by Mrs Uwen Auge of Spring Creek and Mrs George Imhoff of Olympia. Eighteen guests attended at the Imhoff home. Prizes were won by Mrs Georgia Whitley Mrs Howard Johnson Mrs William Armitage Sr and Mrs Faith Eastman. A dessert course followed the games and gift presentation.
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Uwen Auge
Sprig Creek
George Imhoff
Olymer
Albert Imhoff
Spring Creek
Georgia Whitley
Howard Johnson
William Armitage
Faith Eastman
Club Social Gatherings at Mrs Scott’s Card Club
Mrs Walter H. Scott entertained her Wright street club with five guests and card tables on Thursday evening. Guests included Mrs Robert A. Ott Sr and Jr, Mrs Grace Pen Aimon, Mrs Frank Cole, and Mrs Frank Graft. Tetwat awards went to Mrs George R. Jackson and Mrs Hort Davis. special prize to Mrs Robert A Ott Sr. Card bingo awarded to Mrs Ott Jr. Next meeting set for May 5 with Mrs H Langdon Rowe.
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Walter H. Scott
Card Club
Wright Street
Robert A. Ott Sr
Robert A. Ott. Ju
Grace Pen- Aimon
Prank Cole
Frank Graft
George R. Jackson
Gole
Horton J. Davis
Tegwat
Robert. A. Olt
Pollawlip Bridge
Robert A. Ott. Jr
Scott
H. Langdon Rowe
Hast Wayne Street
May Sth
Brotherhood E U B Church Program Draws 81
The Evangelical United Brethren Church Brotherhood met last evening with 81 attending. President Delmar Lundeen led the meeting. Carl Henton led the de Vouions and an educational program followed. Harold Broyd gave a desk talk and a Wheels a Rolling film from the TRR was shown. Harold Patterson operated the projector. A lunch of sandwiches and beverages was served by Will in Moir Harold Carlson and Alton Rigby.
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Wiilin Moir
Harold Carlson
Alton Rigby
Sandy Jwiches
Claude Dougherty Celebrated by Family and Friends
Claude Dougherty was honored on his 21st birthday with a surprise party hosted by 12 friends at his parents home on B.D. 4. The evening featured games, refreshments, cake and coffee as Mr Dougherty received many thoughtful gifts from attendees.
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Claude Dougherty
Floyd Dougherty
B.D
Sandy
Mr. Daugherty
Washington Study Circle Meets At Mrs Wells Home
The Washington School P T A Study Circle gathered at Mrs Lestie Wells's West Washington Street home to discuss if students are truly delinquent. They planned the forthcoming annual fair and closed the meeting with refreshments prepared by Mrs Wall and Mrs Warren Ross.
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Washington
Washington School
T. A
Lestie Wells
Washington Street
Wall
Warren Ross
Services Thursday for Mrs Carrie Gray
Services were held Thursday at Bracken Keating Funeral Home for Mrs Carrie Gray in memory. Rev Hubert Cobb officiated. Interment followed in East Branch Cemetery with bearers relatives and friends including Steven Cobb Ryland Cobb Leon Whiteley Marc Wright Thayne Dobbs John Merlé Long. Attending from away were multiple relatives including William Gray David Hannold Clifford Spangler Laverne Cobb Stephen Cobb Virgil Tibbs and others from Warren Meadville Portland Youngsville Spring Creek and Washington D.C.
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Francis G. Wakeman
Hubert Cobb
Carrie Gray
Bracken~ Keating
Steven Cobb
Ryland Cobb
Leon Whiteley
Marc Wright
Thayne Dobbs
John Merlé Long
East Branch Cemetery
William Gray
David Hannold
Pistshélt
Clifford Spangler
Russell
Pui Rev
Wellsville
Laverne Cobb
Stephen Cobb
Virgil Tibbs
Thayne Tubbs
R.D
Spartansburg
Myron Houghtling
Warren, .C
Lyle’ Houghtling
Meadville
Howard Childs
Portland
Bardél Burl
Plessantville
Ernest Johnson
P. Bunk
Youngsville
Robert Upton
George Fish
Merle Sandrock
Burt McCullough
Harry Richards
Theresa Colbert
Laura Scranton
Pennsylvania liberalizes state compensation laws
Harrisburg April 29 Admin legislation liberalizing state workers compensation sets maximum weekly benefits at 25 dollars instead of 20 starting July 1 for workmen and establishes a standard five day work week to determine payments for job related injuries or illnesses. Taft unsettled as final name is unclear.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
James H. Duff
Taft
Scott Expects Congress Will Retain Taft Hartley Act
Subarfield, PA April 2 National Republican chairman Hugh Scott Jr says Congress will not scrap the Taft Hartley Act in full. Speaking to about 200 GOP women from Clearfield county he warned the Lesinski bill would jettison the TH law, reviving the 1935 Wagner Act with some changes.
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Subarfield
Hugh Scott, Jr
Congress
Clearfield County
Pennsylvania
Bist
Lesinski
D-Mich
Senate faces payroll fixes for unemployment and workers’ care
A joint House-Senate vote advanced a timelost payroll method for unemployment benefits, while a separate measure for workers’ compensation would require employers to provide appliances for injured workers and extend medical care by 30 days. A conference committee was named to resolve differences.
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General Assembly
Senate
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