Milk price set for August deliveries in New York milkshed
New York forecasted uniform price of 4.51 per hundredweight will be paid to dairy farmers for August deliveries to pool approved plants in the six state milkshed. Producer butterfat differential set at 62 cents per tenth of a pound around the 85 percent standard. Forecast based on 666 million pounds production for August and an estimated 49,900 producers.
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New York
J. Blanford
New York Metropolitan
Erie Presbytery to Hold Youth Synod
Over 30 Erie Presbytery youths join 250 peers from Pennsylvania for a five day Westminster Fellowship Youth Synod at Camp Michaux Gardners Corners from August 27 to 31. Delegates travel by bus Monday morning August 27. From Corry Miss Joyce Ruffner attends.
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Erie Presbytery
Westminster Fellowship
Camp Michaux
Gardners Corners
Pennsylvania
Synod of Pennsylvania, Presbyterian Church U
Rebekah Lodge Holds Regular Session In Erie
Rebekah Lodge No. 140 met at I C O F Hall with Mrs. Glenn Gates presiding. Members heard reports on lodge work in other cities, noted a float participation in the Erie Centennial, and planned a Rebekah program. Guest updates included Mrs. George Allen of Erle nearing 50 years of membership and Mrs. Clara Blanch’s move to Carty.
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Rebekah Lodge
Franklin Rebekah Lodge No. 140
I. C
Glenn Gates
George Allen
Erle
Clara Blanch
Harvey Loveland
Erie
Rotary Club Hosts Lt. Col. Roelofs on Korea Return
Lt. Col. Thomas Roelofs of the U S Army spoke at the Corry Rotary Club noon meeting attended by 34 members and guests. He discussed Korea, its people and slow progress, answered questions, and plans for an inter-city meeting in Corry on October 2 were set with Horton J. Davis named chairman.
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Thomas Roelofs
U. S Army
Korea
Rotary Club
Corry
J. Fred Kinley
Kores
U.S
Seoul
Col. Roelofs
Paul T. Weithman
Erie
L. P. Roy Heart
Draftwood
Ohio
C.M. Howard
Cit
Horton J. Davis
Fralick Family Holds Harbor Community Reunion
The Fralick family gathered Sunday at Harbor Half Community House for a reunion with 70 relatives from Corry Farmsdale Ohio Conneaut Grand Valley and Spartansburg. Officers named for 1952 include Charles Lindquist Del Fralick and Mrs William Reynolds. The next reunion is set for August at Erie home of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Grover.
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Fralick
Harbor Half
Earl Chelton
Corry
Farmsdale
Ohio
Conneaut
Grand Valley
Spartansburg
Jemmie Chelton
Marjorie Louise Chelton
Charles Lindquist
del Fralick
William Reynolds
Chester Grover
Main Street
Erie
Dorothy Chelton
Mary Ann Lind- Quist
Stork Shower Honors Mrs Downey and Mrs Bennett
A stork shower was held Tuesday evening hosted by Mrs George Sample at 290 East Pleasant Street. Guests enjoyed cards and visiting with bridge awards going to Mrs Downey Miss Ruth Bennett and Mrs Richard Carlson. Gifts were exchanged as the table featured pink and blue decor.
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George Downey
B. G. Bennett
George Sample
East Pleasant Street
Downey
Ruth Bennett
Richard Carlson
Bernett
Northrup Family Reunion Held at Mead Park
The Northrup family held its 93rd annual reunion at Mead Park last Sunday with about 75 relatives attending. Nelson Day led prayer. business matters were led by President Charles Marrow. officers for next year were Raymond Hewes president John Gledson vice president Florence Snapp secretary treasurer Gladys Fat 80 historian aided by Agis Hewes and Philip Northrup.
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Northrup
Mead Park
Nelson Day
Charles Marrow
Raymond Hewes
John Gledson
Florence Snapp
Gladys Fat 80
Agis Hewes
Philip Northrup
Erie Community Park
North Girard
B.D
Slave Messenger
Joly Gleason
Mildred
Laura Hoses
Jeff Northrup
Pitt Place Family Reunion at Mead Park
Pitt Place family reunion was held last Sunday at Mead Park with a tureen dinner for about 100 relatives. Andrew Boyth led a business meeting with officers named for next year including Robert Pitt as president and Euiris Fullom as secretary and treasurer. Outdoor sports social time and visiting followed. Next year’s gathering is set for Mead Park on the fourth Sunday in August.
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Pitt-Place
Pitt-Flace
Mead Park
Andrew Boyth
Robert Pitt
Euiris Fullom
Final Meeting of Concord 4-H Club
The Concord 4-H Club held its final summer meeting yesterday at Mrs. Howard Hamnih home. President Cara Stulty led a business session planning corsages for the Wattsburg Fair display. Members viewed flower arrangements and each made a mower arrangement for parents to view. sandwiches cake and punch were served.
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Ciniooed
Mus
Howard Hamnihil
H. D
Cara Stulty
Wattsburg
Sesson
Saidwiches
Birthday Party for Miss Lyn Burgess Celebrated
Miss Lyn Burgess marked her seventh birthday on Monday at Mead Park with mother Mrs. Aritur Burgess hosting. Guests Judith Leeds Karen Laurie Patrick Bachomner Duvid Loveland Diana Smith Terry Ant Waite John Korrett George Taylor John Binge enjoyed games, prizes, plastic candy-filled sailboats, balloons, ice cream and a decorated birthday cake.
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Aritur Burgess
Mead Park
Judith Leeds
Keren Laurie
Patrick Bachomner
Duvid Loveland
Diana Smith
Terry Ant Waite
John Korrett
George Taylor
John Binge
Lyn
Club Social Gathering Honored Woman Leader Receives Life Membership
A Mead Park meeting of BIT A clubs drew officers and members from Erie Warren Franklin Cambridge Springs and nearby areas. Mrs Richard Faber the president received life membership after a dinner and business session led by Mrs Leland Johnston. A board meeting was announced to be held at the Boston Store in November with details to follow.
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Sorimwese Wisekey
Mead Park
A. Grouns
Richard Faber
The
Histele
Tme
Boath
Boston
Eric
Erie
Warren
Franklin
Cambridge Springs
Weo Haingo County
Coury
Leland Johnston
Ity
Friendship Meeting Hosts Wiener Roast for Aid Society
Mrs. Glenn Humes entertained the Friendship Aid Society last night at her West Smith Street home with a Wiener roast. A brief business meeting led by president Mrs. John Chrler and 18 members discussed the Palmyra Banquet planned for September and committees were named. The next aid meeting will be at Mrs. Gerald Fish's East Main Street home on September 4.
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Charles Seamon
Theodore
Thomas
Daniel
Bellevue
Ohio
Seamon
George Kielar
Theresa Wawrejko
Frank Wawrejko
Eleanor Choma
Joan
R. D
Sheffield
Steve Wawrejko
Salamanca
Joh Zawack
John Spitman
Frank Sanders
Robert Sanders
Murphy Army Hospital
Waltham
Mass
Jolin Ficcardi
Newton Upper Falls
Charles Michmiak
Gol
Thomas Roelois
Washington, D. C
D. J. Aymong
Erie
East Pleasant Street
Lester Daziner
HB. Reed
Franklin
Gerald Wood
Miami
Harald Hasbrouck
Mise Phyllis ‘Daniels
Mesdville
John Johnston
Manley Robbins
East Main Street
St. Vincent's Hospital
Evie
Marie Swisher
Columbus
J. M. Roesch
W. L. Morse
Ol City
Bert Arnoll
Mead Avenue
Arthur E. Neglom
Buffalo
Great Lakes
George Akam
George W. Knowlton
West Smith Street
DeLand
Florida
Glenn Humes
Friendship Sid
EU. B. Church
John Chrrler
Aid
Gerald Fish
Wright Family Reunion Held at Mead Park
Out of town relatives from New Richmond Pa Guo and New York State attended the Wright family second annual reunion at Mead Park. Seventy five relatives shared a green dinner and social time. Merv Wright was elected president and Earl Tillie secretary and treasurer. The next reunion in 1952 will be at Mead Park on the dry Sunday of August.
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Wright
Mead Park
New Richmond
Guo
New York State
Merv Wright
Earl Tillie
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