Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association Branch 5 Meet
Members gathered at Mrs. Hannan's West Washington home for the monthly Christmas party and annual meeting. They planned a $10 donation to Our Lady of Mercy Home for homeless boys in Chicago and elected officers for the coming year.
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Ladies Catho Me Benevolent Association
Fred Hannan
West Washington Street
Mission of
Our Lady of Mercy
Chicago
Helen Brown
Peter Hand
Mary Murray
Hannan
William Swan
Margaret McCarthy
Katherine Connors
Mary Duke
Mary C. Dempsey
James Maloney
Stella Barry
Charles Spiesman
Lena , Mather
VBB Club Christmas Party At The Cory Den
The VBB club held a Christmas party at The Cory Den with three guests Mrs. Donald Nantes Mrs. James P Sullivan and Mrs. Teo Mulderick. After dinner guests exchanged gifts at Mrs. Edward Kinley s home on East South street. Prizes went to Mrs. Mulderick and Mrs. Bart Hight. Salad refreshments were served.
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VBB
Corry den
Cory den
Donald Nantes
James P. Sullivan
Teo ‘Mulderick
Edward Kinley
East South Street
Mulderick
Bart Hight
New Daughter Born to Mr and Mrs Richard Cristenson
A daughter was born yesterday afternoon at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Richard Cristenson of 426 King Street. Mrs Cristenson, formerly Doris Warner, welcomes the new arrival.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Richard Christenson
King Street
Chris~telson
Doris Warner
Ellen Willis Receives 50 Year Pin at Auxiliary Ceremony
Mrs. Ellen Willis of 9 East Colum bus Avenue was honored with a 50 year pin by the Ladies Auxiliary to The Brotherhood at Railroad Trimmen. L. R. Houghtling, vice president, led the presentation. Willis, aged 100 in September, is the oldest auxiliary member among 77,000 in the organization.
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Ellen Willis
East Columbus Avene
Brotherhood
Railroad Traimmen
Menaville Lodge
L. R. Houghtling
Ener Rankin Treasuwer
John Mudger
Luis Kehart
M. P. Catshall
Gradale Sorority Christmas Party at Chiricuzio Home
Gradale Alpha sorority members gathered last evening at Mrs. William Chisietrio's Chiricuzio residence for a Christmas party. They played holiday games and decorated food baskets to aid royal needy families. Dessert refreshments followed, and the next meeting is set for January 18 at the rooms to elect new officers.
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Gradale Sorority
Chiricuzio
William Chisietrio
Fnv
Alpha Gradale Sorority
Washington School Brownies Hold Christmas Party
The Washington School Brownies of Troop 120 met at the school yesterday afternoon for a Christmas party from 9:80 until 5 p.m. Sixteen Brownies attended with guests Norman Jensen and Timothy McMichael. They sang carols and exchanged gifts, presenting their leaders Mrs. Ernest McMichael and Mrs. Lois Denver with presents, cookies, candy and soft drinks.
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Washington School
Norman Jensen
Timothy McMichael
Mbs
Ernest McMichael
Lois Denver
Brownie Troop 17 Hosts Christmas Party at Wright Street Home
Brownie Troop 17 of Jullio High School held a Christmas party yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Joli Freno’s Wright street home. Girls enjoyed games and carols around the tree and each received a present. Cocoa and cookies were served with Mrs. Hugh O’Hare helping Mrs. Freno.
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Brownie
Jullio High School
Joli Freno
Wright Street
Hugh O'Hare
Freno
Rebekah Christmas Party And Meeting Summary
Mrs Merle Akum presided over a brief meeting of Laay Prantlin Rebeka Lud dsh members at the TOOF Hatt before the Christmas party. After routine transfers, attendees enjoyed gift exchanges, a Christmas tree, salad wafers Christmas cookies and coffee. Committee members included Mrs Bertha Dowli, Mrs Isabelle dolimion and Mrs Clary Biinche. The next Todlite nuwetlije will be held on January dith.
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Rebekah
Merle Akum
Laay Prantlin
Christmans
Bertha Dovwi
Isabelle Dolimion
Clary Biinche
Christmas Party at Emmanuel Church
The Lili Guid group and Emmanuel Episcopal Church members enjoyed a Christmas party last evening in the undercroft. Miss Bess Wilson arranged greens and blue white candles on a fine turkey menu served by several members, followed by contests led by Miss Wallace Hammond and Carol Finning, with proceeds for St Barnabas Home at North East.
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Emmaanuel Episcopal Church
Bess Wilson
Mieconitubloe
Wilson
W. A. Redmond
Louis Morrow
George Boyrl
Charles Kromps
Bizghebh Rogers
Don Willians
Mire Wallace Hammond
Carol Fining
St. Barnabas
North East
Rotary Christmas Party at Hotel Corry
The Rotary Club held its annual Christmas party last night at the Hotel Corry with about 100 members, their wives, and guests attending. Carol singing led by A. O. Burerss and a guest speaker delivered a light program as corsages were handed out and turkey dinners served.
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Rotary
Rotary Club
Corry
Christus
W. Walley Camyonell
Fpladiusburg
Arnold Scostead
Friendship Aid Holiday Meeting at Beaulieu Church
The Friendship Aid of Beauneleal Unitea Beethven Church held a festive gathering at Mrs Edwin Borsturff's home on Raymond Avenue. Miss Gladys Canthild led devotions on The Christmas Story and members enjoyed homemade refreshments. A fundraiser Bee was planned to visit Quinny Orphanage. Mr Borsturff and Mrs Warrordvinowa assisted along with Mrs Vernon Welch. The next meeting is scheduled for January 6.
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Chelsnnissmote Cokrly
Beauneleal Unitea Beethven
Edwin Borsturff
Raymond
Gladys Canthild
JertuKe
Homemane Couries
Falar
Christitius
Quinny
Rorstorff
Warrordvinowa
Mra Vernon Welch
Pecvorl Cath Hal Valletk
Volive Kite
Sal Lwin
Card Club Party Held at Holden Home
MIS CH Holden hosted a card club party for bride elu last wyerie at her home. Members, all Bi oseisb, enjoyed a pleasant evening with games and social time. Gifts were exchanged and prizes awarded to Mrs Walter Auer and Mrs RG Anderson.
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Mis
Holden
Ux Hlangen
Hell
Walter Auer
Rg, Anderson
Butler visiting judge to hear testimony in Borowski slaying case
Visiting Judge J. Frank Geats of Armstrong County will hear testimony Friday before sentencing Victor A. Borowski of Pittsburgh for the slaying of 40 year old Mrs. Virginia E. V. The trial entered voluntary manslaughter yesterday amid uncertain evidence. About 50 percent of the cases in the United States involve related legal questions.
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Butler
J. Frank Geats
Armstrong County
Victor A. Borowski
Pittsburgh
Virginia EV
Disputed 10th District Election May Be Left to New Congress
The election of Graham over Wrunk M. Chirk in the 10th Congressional District faces potential action by the upcoming GOP-led Congress. A complaint alleging possible fraud was referred to the House Administration Committee, with supporters arguing that certain by vote shifts could have altered the result. The Lawrence County group provided information but did not request a recount.
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Ly Associated Press
Washington
Grahamylvamie
Congress
Graham
Wrunk M. Chirk
Folin
Speed House Committee
Theodore Sumnelt
Lawrence County
Aledi
Charis
Upeaiol House
Aoviin
Pittsburg Engineer Injured In Tank Explosion
A fifty year old retired railroad engineer in Pittsburgh is in critical condition after a hot water tank exploded last Thursday. He received severe burns and was not treated for hours. Daniel W. Rebuck reports the man, who was barely conscious, is hospitalized. A neighbor helped after the incident.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Hospital
Daniel W. Rebuck
Rebuck
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