Roosevelts open to meeting Cardinal Spellman on aid dispute
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt says she is willing to meet Cardinal Spellman to discuss Federal aid to private and parochial schools. Mayor O’Dwyer hopes reconciliation, but she says the cardinal must propose the meeting and that she enjoys talking with him. The cardinal unavailable for comment.
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Associated Press
Hyde Park
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Francis Garinal
Spellman
William O'Dwyer
Roosevit
Cardinal Boekman
Thayer
New York City
Miss Canfield Receives Braille Gift Cards At Sendoff Party
A farewell party for a woman heading to Hollywood for seeing eye dog training drew sixty relatives to the Riceville home of Gerald Scouten. Gifts opened by Miss Canfield featured Braille donor cards, honoring Mrs. Carolyn Sherman of Erie for kindness.
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Miss Canfield
Carolyn Sherman
Erie
W R C No 49 Family Picnic Planned At Mead Park
The Women's Relief Committee No 49 and J J Andrews Post Auxiliary to the Grand Army of the Republic met to plan a family picnic at Mead Park. Mrs Charles Cook was nominated for an upcoming election at the August meeting. New committee members were named and refreshments were provided by Mrs Charles Newman Mrs Merle Long and Mrs Marjorie Brown. The next meeting is set for August 13.
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Women's Relief Cons
J. J. Andrews
Grand Army of the Republic
Hal
Henry Hill
Charles Cook
Mead Park
Charles Newman
Merle Long
Marjorie Brown
Brown
Ralph Gates
Manley Robbins
Gertrude Hill
Mrs. Robert Spoon Honored At Shower
A group of 18 ladies attended a story shower hosted by Mrs. Harold Bomis in Ripley to honor Mrs. Robert Spoon. Games and contests provided entertainment while gifts were presented and refreshments served by the hostess and assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Spoon
Harold Bomis
Ripley
Pred. Wallace
Virginia Pettengil
Spoon
Women of the Moose Hold Routine Meeting
Women of the Moose held a routine session with twenty members present. Senior Regent Mrs Gelane Wilcox chaired. Next meeting on August 8 at Mooseheart Chapter Night with Mrs Mary Finneas as chairman. Attendance award won by Mrs Lawrence Hansen. social hour followed.
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Women of the Moose
Gelane) Wilcox
Mooseheart
Mary Finneas
Lawrence Hansennd
Dominessy Birth at Corry Hospital
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Edy ward Dominessy of 218 South Second Avenue at Corry Hospital in the evening.
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Edyward Dominessy
South Second Avenue
Corry Hospital
Local residents host visitors and travel notices in Jamestown
Numerous people from Jamestown and surrounding areas were mentioned in social notices. Theresa Sperry left for Erie then New York City, while Roger and Mina Foster hosted visitors from Union City. Several families headed to Buffalo, Grand Valley, Niagara Falls, and Milwaukee for visits or daily business.
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Mina Foster
Union City
Niagara Falls
Martin Bemis
R. D
Burt Welon
Gould Street
Maude Webber
Emmett
Ross
Claude Smith
Ripley
Ralph Smith
Elton Smith
Ohio Street
Glenn Wright
Larry
Snyder Gircle
Mary Jane Moyer
Columbus
Jamestown
Kathryn Buck
Erie
George Buck
Fig Home
East South Street
Wiliam Payne
Sidney
Gary Bennett
West Smith Street
Cecil Follett
Janet
Wildard Pollett
Sue Sayers
Lexington
Gg Follett
R.D. 3
Roger Follett
Army Air Corps
San Antonio
Texas
Folleth
Albert B. Fox
Peggy
Snyder Circle
Virginia Armitage
Boston
Mass
Charles Armitage
South Center Street
Walter Huliberg
Cleveland
Birthday Dinner Honors Eli Ames
A family birthday dinner honored Eli Ames yesterday at Windy Bill’s in Chautauqua County. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. George Greatz and family, Mrs. Eleanor Meade, Mrs. Frank N. Ames, Miss Dorothy Kittleberger, and the Eli Ames family who are staying a few weeks at Windy Hill. Dinner was served at seven with a chatty tone throughout the evening.
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Windy Bill
Chautauqua County
George Greatz
Eleanor Meade
Prank N, Ames
Dorothy Kittleberger
Eli Ames
Windy Hill
Warren County Pomona Grange Held Yesterday
Warren County Pomona Grange met at West Spring Creek Grange Hall with Spring Creek and East Branch Granges hosting. Dr. D Chapman and De. D Cashman spoke on Socialized Medicine. Dr. Tate and Dr. Harmon spoke in the evening. Fifty degree conferred upon 37 candidates and 200 meals served. Evening session drew 250 attendees with representatives from McKean Erie Crawford and Forest counties.
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Spring Creek
East Branch
Warren County
Pomona Grange
West Spring Creek
Medicire
D. Chapman
de. D. Cashman
Warren
A, EK. Tate
H. Harmon
Corry
McKean
Erie
Crawford
Forest Counties
Gilbert Willink Heads Noahs Ark 5th Class Meeting
The Sunday School class of the Evangelical United Brethren Church met at Mead Park. Twenty four adults and 17 children attended. Douglas Mosher led the business session and plans for the autumn banquet were discussed. Officers elected: Gilbert Willink president, Mr Rigby vice president, Mrs Rigby secretary, Mr Mosher treasurer, Ivan Bennink chaplain.
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Servec
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Mead Park
Douglas Mosher
Crosby Bush
Keith Henton
Ray Harris
Alton Rigby
Gilbert Willisk
Rigby
Mosher
Ivan Bennink
Utch Visitor Feted At Birthday Party
Miss Betty Hoyt of Orne Utah visited here and celebrated her 12th birthday at a party hosted in her honor. Guests enjoyed music and games while refreshments including hot dogs burgers cake and coffee were served. The cake was presented by Mrs Amos VanEurden and attendees included Mr VanEurden Mr Chris Gr avnik Mr Lewis Tewikle and others from the Hoyt and Damcott families.
Miss Rhode Anderson Honored At Bridal Shower
Miss Rhoda Anderson was honored at a miscellaneous bridal shower hosted by friends Joan Ross June Davis Julia Piccardi and Phyllis Huliast. The event at Mead Park drew twenty guests who enjoyed supper refreshments and a gifts shower. Anderson to be married to Raymond Sargent on Saturday.
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Rhode Anderson
Joan Ross
June Davis
Julia Piccardi
Phyllis Huliast
Rhoda Anderson
Miss Anderson
Raymond Sargent
Mead Park
Olelock
N F Club Meets Mrs Al Merker at Cottage Park
The N F Club gathered at Mrs Al Merker’s home in Cottage Park Columbus with guest Mrs Fred C Hoenes. Social afternoon and evening were enjoyed and a delicious dinner was served. Next week Mrs Harry Alexander will host the ladies at her Mother Street home.
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Ats
AL Moerker
N. F. Club
Fred C. Hoenes
Simmer Cotlege
Cottage Park
Columbus
Harry Alexander
Hobbes
Moth Street
Corry Country Club Dinner and Meeting Evening
A country club membership dinner will be held at the hilltop clubhouse tomorrow at 2 30. The dinner will be followed by a business meeting presided by President Norman Neckers. Mrs Harley Jobson chairs the dinner. The item about walrus species appears unrelated to the event.
Ingrid Bergman to divorce Lindstrom and retire from films
Ingrid Bergman announced plans to divorce Dr. Peter Lindstrom and quit movies. She suggested she may wed Italian director Roberto Rossellini after the divorce and said she will retire to private life, citing gossip and desire for freedom.
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Ingrid Bergman
Peter Lindstrom
Aled
Joseph Siete
Soltrees
Roberto Rossellini
Miss Bergman
Thas
Rossellini
Mike Bergman
Heelster
Hollywood
320000 Children To Get Hot Lunches At School
Harrisburg Aug 5 Miss Frances Hong head of the school lunch division says over 220000 children will receive hot lunches with milk in Pennsylvania next school year under a federal program. There were 2270 programs in more than 2000 schools last year and numbers will grow this year. Labor issues affect implementation. The program is financed by a 2741015 federal grant with a dollar for dollar state match.
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Amenion
Harrisburg
Uber
Pennsylvania
Frances Hong
Ina
Local lunch program funds and milk served to many children
Children contribute small amounts while federal grants cover most costs. Local groups provide hot lunches and milk to about 20 610 school children in the last term, with total food and milk costs near 10 300 000. Mothers volunteer cooks to cut expenses. ACCEPTS BOARD REPORT PITTSBURGH Aug 5 A Truman board report on rail labor dispute was sent to Union Railroad a U S Steel subsidiary.
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Triets
Pittsburgh
Truman
Union Railroad
Brotherhood of Railroad ‘Trummen
Ie U. S. Steel Corp
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Walier
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