Ohio Woman’s Club Notes Meetings and Acknowledgments
Fragmented minutes show members present including Miss Dull Zepka and Mrs Poh Gilovis. They planned a Mid Winter Conference for January 29 1986 and announced WOTM attendance at Bracken Funnel Hunter services for coworker Fitt Clark. They noted an attendance award won by Mrs Willige Tere, and a meeting set for January 6 1956. Obits mention the sudden death of Mrs Wolfe’s father William A Walter and Denison University student Walter Wolfe arriving for holiday visit. Roy and Mrs William Seitz and children returned from Gambier to Oil City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jur Rumen Ue Une Sagose
Lust Veniiy
Dodge Rooms
Dull Zepka
Abe Une
Mra Poh Giluvis
Mya
Mary Sint
Jood Joe Whe
Win Reedy
Lvb
Willige Tere
Harold G. Wolfe
Wayne Street
Fon
Oli City
Wolfe
Willian A. Walter
Walter
Denison University
Granville
Oil City
Roy
William Seitz
City
Gambier
Mrs Jan Howard Hosts Wheelock Aid Party
Mrs Jan Howard acted as hostess for a Wheelock Aid Party attended by community members and Alderman Pichvatésees. The event featured a Magic Chreds presentation by Mrs Frank Harvey, a street meeting, and remarks on charitable work by Mrs Merle Patterson and others. Salvation Army beneficiaries will receive sanitary debattone and refreshments included ice cream. future meetings and Christmas plans were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan Howard
Wheelock
Howard Olr
Christaive
Pichvatésees
James Baboo
Lionard
Edwards
Tsvolinne
Mrk
Rink Harvey
Christy Wis
Salvatiin Army
Anyolle
Seiko
Merle Patterson
Grossout
Lake
Everting
Clitis
Birthday Club Honors Mrs McClintock At Home Event
Birthday Club members gathered at their home on Pleasant Street to fete Mrs O A McClintock. They presented a gift and a Christmas-themed exchange, with contests enjoyed by the group. The hostess served salad and refreshments, and holiday decorations brightened the room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. McClintock
Lona
Haze Merker
O. A McClintoge
Garey
Min
Bérkes
Jswady Leh
Arthur
Mrs Alfred M Morrison Hosts CGG Club Christmas Party
Mrs Alfred M Morrison entertains the CGG Club at the Elks Club with a Christmas bridge party. Women guests then gather at her Liberty Street home where two bridge tables determine ward wins for Mrs Morrison, Mrs Jeunes Po Sullivan, and Mrs Donal Nantes. A door prize goes to Mrs Milton Van Steste. dessert lunch and decorative centerpieces follow. The next meeting is set for January 6 at Mrs Nantes's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred M. Morrison
CGG
Elks Club
Mrns
Alfred M Morrison
Liberty Street
Morrison
Jeunes Po Sullivan
Donal Nantes
Milton van Steste
Nantes
Spencer Ladies Aid Meets At Carl Fullom Home
Spencer Ladies Aid gathered yesterday at the home of Mr. Carl Fullom for a tureen. Mrs Earl Bailey led the afternoon session in the president's absence. Mrs Omar Cupwell gave a scripture reading, and a gift exchange followed. Members packed a Kilts fund for the Quincy Orphanage before adjourning late in January. the January meeting place will be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Ladies Aid
Carl Fullom
Earl Bailey
Omar Cupwell
X Christians Gift Exchange
Mumibers Wild
Quincy
WRC Holds All Day Meeting and Christmas Program
The Women's Relief Corps met at the Grange Hall on Park Street for an all day session. Five baskets were packed and distributed to shulms in the city by the evaup. A bountiful dinner was served before readings and Christmas carols. The next season will be on Sunday, December 6, 1956, with Cookian of East Frederick Street to entertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WRC
Women's Relief Corps
Grange Hall
Park Street
Shulms
Suriingy
Club-Social Gatherings at Mrs. Kelsey’s Christmas Party
The Wright street home of Mrs. T. 5. Kelsey hosted the annual Christmas party for the Club-Social Gatherings 2AewDETS. Prize winners in a two-table bridge game were Mrs. Bruce Ells Worth and Mrs. Howard Ross. Mrs. Percy Corbin received the special award. The decor followed the holiday theme with Christmas candles and snowmen. A salad course was served and a gift exchange was held before adjourning to meet January 5 with Mrs. Corbin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yee Over Bridge Club
T. 5
Kelsey
Wright Street
Bruce Ells Worth
Howard Ross
Percy Corbin
Specia
Corbin
Mrs Edna Pierce Hosts Christmas Party At Home
Mrs Edna Pierce entertained associates from the burning department of Aero Supply Mfg Co Inc at her home on East Church Street last evening. The social gathering included a Chanmag party with gifts exchanged, watching television and visiting, followed by a party lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanawieree
East Church Street
Aero Supply Mfg. Co. Inc
Bridge Group Party Held At Hotel Corry
Local bridge elite and their husbands held a Christmas dinner at the Hotel Corry last evening. An exchange of gifts followed and later the group went to the home of Mr and Mrs C W Bracken Jr on West Limth Street for a social evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sve Aucmueiy
Iocal
C. W. Bracken Jr
West Limth Street
Actress Dorothy Bern Dies After Life With Father Star
Dorothy Bern, known for originating the Broadway role in Life With Father and later portraying it on the Life With Father television series, died yesterday. She began show business as a child actress in Los Angeles in 2005 and rose to fame in Hollywood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Dorothy Bernpdi
Trish Wook
Los Angeles
Walters and Whitney Welcome Newborns at Corry Hospital
A son was born yesterday afternoon at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Donald Walters RD 2. A daughter was born yesterday morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Oliver Whitney of Clymer.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Donald Walters
RD. 2
Oliver Whitney of
Clymer
Corry Mémorial Hospital
Choirs To Sing At Local Church Sunday Program
The Cherub, Youth and Church choirs of First Presbyterian Church present a 3 15 Sunday afternoon concert with organist Mrs E J Tobias. The program includes Yuletide echoes O Come Emmanuel carols from various traditions, readings by the pastor, and a radio broadcast on WOTR. William Lea is director of the three choirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
E. J. Tobias
Hudson
Emmanuel
Lorenz
Pestigity
Schamolin
Noble Cain
Cherub
Shrine
Chareh
Paul P. Bauer
Deck the Hall
Corelli Church
Carol of the Shepherds
Bohemian
Praetorius
Handel
Herald Angels
Heaven Above
WOTR
William Leaby
Three Choirs
Colleges Share In Du Pont Grants Across Nation
Du Pont grants totalling more than 900000 go to about 100 colleges and universities as yields for teaching and research. Princeton University and the University of Delaware receive significant funds for undergraduate aid and postgraduate teaching fellowships, with other major recipients including Pennsylvania State University and the University of Maryland.
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Wilmington
Del
Edi Pont de Nymours
Duponls
Renmiinderens
Suence
DuPont
Craveford J. Greenewalt
Glir
Oridinte
Othes
Princeton University
Peninyslvaia State University
University of Delaware
Princeton
Rutgers Univerity
Delaware
Universlty of Maryland
Permeylyanit
le 1High University
Penn State
Pennsylvania colleges receive $4000 grants for chemistry and broader teaching
Grants of four thousand dollars each were awarded to several Pennsylvania institutions for chemistry teaching and cross disciplinary support. Recipients include Allegheny College in Meadville Bucknell University in Lewisburg Franklin and Marshall College Gettysburg College Haverford College Lafayette College in Easton Swarthmore College and Swarthmore College for work across subjects and related logistics.
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Pennsylvania
Allegheny College
Meadville
Bucknell Uiiversity
Lewisburg
Franklin and Marshall College
Logieistic
Gettysboro College
Haverford College
Haverford
Laffyette College
Easton
Swarthmore
Colluse
State Police Celebrate 50th Anniversary in Hershey
About 500 people attended a 50th birthday party for Pennsylvania State Police in Hershey. Governor Leader lauded the force for courage and loyalty and pledged to support expanding the force to over 2,000, with former Troop D member James Sutton among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey
Pennsylvania
Pyt
James Sutton Jy
Troop D
Punxsutawney
Fla
Brownsville Man Killed in Route 41 Crash
Sam Ayner a 60 year old resident of Brownsville died yesterday when his panel truck collided head on with a water truck driven by George Falkovitch of Dormont Pittsburgh police said.
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Pittsburgh
Sam Ayner
Brownsville
Forward Township
George Falkovitch
Dormont
Westinghouse unions at stalemate in costly strike
Pittsburgh Westinghouse Electric Corp and its two largest unions, the AFL-CIO Industrial Union of Electrical Workers and the United Electrical Workers, remain far apart after failed talks on time studies and contract length. Management says the strike costs exceed 150 million dollars in production losses plus maintenance. Union offers and counter proposals have kept negotiations deadlocked as 17 smaller unions sign five year contracts bringing total affected workers to about 44,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Westinghouse
Afl-Cio
IUE
Woman killed in crash near Butler on icy turnpike
Charles Beatty, 61, of Transfer RD 1 Mercer County, died of injuries after a truck auto crash that also killed his wife Mrs Beatty, 60, when their car collided with a trailer brick on the Pennsylvania Turnpike about one mile east of the Butler Interchange. Beatty died at Citizens General Hospital New Kensington.
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Butler
Charles £. Beatty
Transfer
Mercer County
Citizens General Hospital
New Kensington
Beatty
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Butler Interchange
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Women of the Moose Plan For Conference
Cookian
East Frederick Street
Helens
Yeon
Leatherie
Adam
Bridge Club
Yale
Edna Pierce
Hotel Corry
Handyman Board
Ene
W. F. Rickers
North Center Street
Chuck
Chuck's Clothing Store
South Center Street
Ray Amy
Ray
John
Powell Finance and Loan Co
Powell
Olivia de Havilland
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Gloria Grahame
Frank Sinatra
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Wey
Broderick Crawford
Colonel Drake
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