Man sentenced to die in electric chair for slaving officer
Philadelphia reports that Almeida was sentenced to die by electric chair for the slaying of Policeman Cecil Ingling. Judge Vincent A. Carroll denied a new trial. Defense counsel Min tick Jr. vowed an appeal to the state supreme court. Almeida was captured by FBI agents in Cleveland, then returned to New Orleans where he had faced a five year federal term for a $114,000 bank robbery before being brought to Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelp Ra Ues
Wwo
Almeida
Cecil Ingling
Vincent A. Carroll
Defenan
Thomas J. Mintick, Jr
FBI
Cleveland
New Orleans
Philadelphia
Bonneyettes Club Chooses New Meeting Night
Miss Patricia Clark hosted the Bonneyettes Club on a Wednesday evening for a routine business session. The group voted to move meetings from Monday to Wednesday, with refreshments served. The next gathering will be at Miss Betty Ann Russell's home on East Washington Street on December 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonneyettes Club
Patricia Clark
Patrica Clark
Miss Clark
Betty Ann Russell
East
Washington Street
Pre School Clinic Christmas Party At City Building
The Pre-School Clinic held its Christmas party Thursday morning at the City Building from 9:00 to 1:30. About twenty preschool children and their mothers attended. Sala Claus distributed oranges apples and candy. Mrs Gravina Vieto Ora Elmquist Warner and Harper organized the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sala Claus
Ane
Frank Gravina
Vieto Ora
Evereth Elmquist
Glennis Warner
Ora Harper
Mrs Ellsworth Holt Hosts Bridge Club Night
Mrs Ellsworth Holt of Soo Center Street entertained the contract bridge club last evening. Two tables played with awards to Mrs Walter H Scott and Mrs H Langdon Rowe. special prize went to Mrs J J McCracken. A salad course was served. Next Thursday the group meets at Ut Hotel Corry for a Christmas dinner, bridge, and a party hosted by Mrs Rowe of Hast Wayne Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellsworth Holt
Soo Center Street
Contract Bridge Club
Walter H. Scott
H. Langdon Rowe
J. J. McCracken
Hott
Corry
Emmanuel Episcopal church meeting held with new member welcomed
The Emmanuel Episcopal church in Erie held a yesterday afternoon gathering at the parish hall with twenty three members present. A turers dinner was served at 12 10 with hostess group including Mrs Velma Mobore and Mrs V M Sandburg. Miss Elizabeth Rogers was welcomed as a new member. A Christmas box was packed for St Barnabas House near North East. The next meeting is set for January 13 with hostesses Mrs W A Redmond and Mrs Arthur S Creighton and officer elections planned for year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Velma Mobore
V. M. Sandburg
Mya
Morris ‘Bonsteel
Foster E. Davis
William Myers
Frank Lockwood
Elizabeth Rogers
St. Barnabas House
North East
Joseph R. Clair
Velma Moore
W. A. Redmond
Arthur S. Creighton
Local Church Group To Attend District Rally
About forty persons will form the Evangelical United Brethren Church delegation to the Cony District Rally at Pleasantville Church this evening at 1:30. Guest speaker Rev. F. Eugene Donelson of Sawyer City Bradford will discuss Forward Together With Christ In Service. Rev. J. Leon Maneval and Rev. John Carlson will preside and lead devotions. Lye and Chase of the Beaverdam church will participate. Chase will conduct the opening song service. A Girls Trio from Glenwood Church Erie will perform. Wayne Valley Church won the attendance cup for the district, now a gift from Mrs. Lynn Sill. District transportation committee members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Cony
Pleasantville
F. Eugene Donelson
Sawyer City
Bradford
J. Leon Maneval
Wayne Valley
Beaverdam
John Carlson
Union City
Carl 2. Lye
Lyle M. Chase
Ievotal Church
Glenwood Church
Erie
Lye
le Wayne | Valley Church
Lynn Sill
Distriet
Om Transportation
HL Rey Harris
Chase
LR. Gibbon
Ross Westley
G. T. Bereman
Crosby Bush
Carter Hill Ladies Aid Christmas Meeting at Loy Station
The Carter Hill Ladies Aid Society held a pleasant Christmas gathering at Loy's Station hosted by Mrs Dmyrald Gates. President Mrs 41 ton Peterson led the business portion followed by carols and contests with prizes awarded to Mrs Arthur Morris Mrs Harold Howard Mrs Osrl Lindberg and Mrs Velma McCray. A Christmas tree and gift exchange completed the afternoon with refreshments served by Mrs Gates Mrs Peterson and Mrs Hagen Follett. The next meeting is planned for January 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter Hill
Ladies’ Aid
Garter Mill
Ladies’ Aid Society
Dmyrald Gates
Loy's Station
Ton Peterson
Arthur Morris
Harold Howard
Osrl Lindberg
Velma McCray
Mrs Edwin Cole Hostess To B-5 Club
Mrs Edwin Chie af Snyder circle hosted at her home Wednesday evening for members of the club. Mrs Lars Christensen and Mrs Cloyd Cummings received bridge awards. A salad course hot rolls and coffee were served. Mrs Arthur Crowell of First avenue will host the Christmas party on December 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Cole
Edwin Chie Af Snyder
Lars Christensen
Cloyd Cummings
Arthur Crowell
First Avenue
Family Night Observed by WSWS at Hyangelical United Brethren
The WSWS of the Hyangelical United Brethren Church held a Thursday evening program with seven members. A featured film titled The Healing of Moses Vanda was shown. Rev Harris gave remarks and benediction. refreshments followed. The next meeting is planned for January 13 pending announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses Vanda
Bergman
Crosby Bush
Erma Gilson
H. Ray Harris
Dyle Chase
Esther Pounds
Mary
Reed
Hel Smith
Pele
Rev. Harris
Smith
E. Bush
Vicks Va-tro-nol Nose Drops advertised relief
An advertisement touts Vicks Va-tro-nol nose drops for quick relief from head cold stuffiness. It claims rapid action reducing nasal congestion and easing breathing, and suggests timely use can prevent further cold development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicks
Monthly Red Cross Board Meeting at City Chapter
The City Chapter of the American Red Cross held its monthly meeting Thursday evening at chapter rooms. Ten members attended. Rev Joseph R Clare presided. Harold A Gilbert was nominated to join the national board of governors. Henry Wheeley named public chairman with committee to draft resolutions on work done. Mrs Gilbert, Mrs Harley Johnson and Mrs Charles Stewart formed the resolutions committee. Mrs Jean Mra Guyer Gibbing noted five liquidation volunteers of the local chapter and Mrs Nite Johnson reported 17 Home Service Corps tasks completed in the past month. The Production Guy assisted in clothing aid to several families. Mrs Charles Stewart, chairman, submitted the current year’s report. Routine business transacted. January meeting set for the 18th.
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Cotry City
Amert
van Red Cross
Aine
Joseph R. Clare
O'Conner
Ation
The
Red Cross
Band of Governors
Harold A. Gilbert
Henry Wheeley
Gilbert
Harley Johnson
Chairles Stewart
Wve
Guyer
Nite Johnson
Home Service Corps
Chiaries Stewie
D A R Holiday Party At Mosier Residence
Members and guests of the Brokenstraw Chapter DAR gathered for their annual Christmas party at Mrs Mosier’s Maple Avenue home. Charles Bracken gave a talk on Christmas experiences with a display of silks, jewelry, and embroided items. a quartet sang carols and Mrs Milfred Alfred accompanied. Refreshments were served by several members. The next meeting is January 6 at Mrs James MacInnes’ East Centre Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dar
Maple Avenue
Mosier
Joseph HR. Clair
Dey Patton
Allian Barnes
Merrid Lillie
Muller
the Holy Guy
Adams
Milfired
Alfred
Mosler
W. A. Redmond
Frank Loveland
Jessie K. Newton
E. ©. Barnes
James MacInnes
East Centre Street
Cootiette Club To Give Holiday Gifts to Veterans
Cootiette Club No 102 plans gifts for meal veterans and hospital patients in Erie including cigarettes and meals. Ten members met at the VFA Home with arrangements for sending gifts to St Barnabas House and the Soldiers and Sailors Home. meeting adjourned to January 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cootiette Club No
Sntieimas
Chdrelde
Old Stans
Soldiers and Sailors
Erie
Stork Shower Honors Mrs Wojdieehowns With Gifts
Thursday evening stork shower hosted by Mrs Rabe, Mrs Walte, and Mrs Cobbett at the Phillins home on West Church Street. Twelve ladies attended. Prizes went to Mrs Shirles Munn Jr and Mrs Bana Sherman. Guests enjoyed cake coffee and a shower of gifts for Mrs Wojciechowski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eirs
Rabeer Walte
M.S. Cobbett
Josephy Wojdieehowns
Phillins Aome
Church Street
Biye Himdred
Shirles Munn, Jr
Bana Sherman
Sina
Helping Hand Club Plans Christmas Party
The Rebekah Helping Hand Club met in the LO O3 Hall with Vice President Mrs Juderstrom presiding. Plans were made for a combined Christmas party with the Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge on December 2151, with husbands invited and a 6 o clock supper. A bake sale for the Rebekah Home in Pisesbyreb was arranged, led by Mrs G L Auer Ira Miller Jaderstrom and Walter Degeou, with proceeds aiding the Christmas fund. Next meeting set for January 14 in the LOOP Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helping Hand Club
Rebekah Helping Hand Club
Afternbut
BS. Juderstrom
Reebekah Lodge
Stewart Hat Shop
G. L Auer
Ira Miller
Jader~strom
Walter Degeou
Rebekah
Pisesbyreb
PF & Chrytsimas
Ashid
Seven Teens Club Met With Miss Cataliu
Seven members of the Seven Teens Club met at Miss Mary Cataliu home on Spring Street Wednesday evening. Dolores Chambers presided as plans for a Christmas party were discussed to be held at Cataliu's home with date to be announced later. The group enjoyed music, dancing, and refreshments of potato salad, sandwiches, lemon pie and hot chocolate. The exchange of plans mentions an upcoming exchange party at Miss Barbara Besson's home on East Churchtreeee with date December 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Cataliu
Spring Street
Dolores Chambers
Mie
Miss Catal
Barbara Besson
East Churchetree
Cooking Venison to Prevent Waste in Hunting Season
Home cooks can prevent waste of venison by proper preparation and storage. Remove fat and pare to avoid toughness, cook tender cuts like chops and roasts at high heat, and use bacon or pork fat to improve flavor. Sausage can be made with adequate pork fat, and venison keeps best when dried, smoked, or canned. An extension note mentions legal preservation limits and permits from the Pennsylvania Game Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amul
Yukon
Myre
Rachel C. Hopail
Erie County
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Game Commission
Harneburg
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Don
Vaca Ky
Action
REX Theater
Rudolph
Max Cher
Victor
Paul Wing
Pram
Mrs. Ellsworth Holt
Helen
Emmannuel Guild
Ais
EW. Feldt
West Smith Street
Ioning
Robert Martin
Cato, Til
George “Koester
Olds
West
South Street
Philip Zalzneuk
Sackscraft
Grace Penniman
East Frederick Street
Jamestown
Hastings Jones
North Center Street
New York City
Ray Fields
Margaret Bartholme
Neylon Schreckengost
Yosterday
Qley
Marie Pields
Oradean
Dewey Pray
W. Smith
Sherman
Taylor's Jewelry Corner
Spring and South
Red Cross Board
D.A.R
Keystone
Ian
Seven Teens Club
Chapin
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