Eisenhower Sees 40 Division Force For Western Europe
A closed session quote from General Eisenhower shows him aiming for a 40 division land force by end of next year to defend Western Europe against possible Communist attack. He urged proportional contributions from Atlantic pact partners and reportedly opposed any U S troop limits in future legislation. The article notes 1950 U S accident deaths near 89,000, with about 35,000 in traffic crashes.
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Nuuvinuenrom
House Foreign Affairs and Armed Services Committees
Eisenhower
Europe
North Atlantic
Connally
Senate Foreign Relations
Russell D
28th Begins New Phase Of Training At Atterbury
Soldiers of the 28th Infantry Division begin the second phase of battle preparation at Atterbury Indiana. Major General Daniel B. Strickler says training will be rugged with infiltration courses under fire village combat and heavy artillery familiarization. Four weeks of field exercises follow for the division. Atomic energy seminar opens at State College Pennsylvania with Dr Milton S Eisenhower stressing public information on developments to about 50 editors.
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Camp
Atterbury
Ind
28Th Infantry
Daniel B. Strickler
State College
Milton S. Eisenhower
Pennsylvania State College
Eisenhower
Pennsylvania
VFW Auxiliary Voted On Charity Donations
The Garden Room of the VFW Home on West Washington street hosted a Thursday night meeting of the VFW Ladies Auxiliary. Officers approved donations of 10 to the Department Hospital Fund and 10 to the Zem Zem Hospital in Erie. A vanilla sale report by Mrs. Hazel Shuss raised 4318 for hospital and relief work. Plans for a Sunday dinner for the Northwestern County Council were finalized under Mrs. W E Lethman. Awards went to Mrs. Rosa B. McElroy and Mrs. Dora Quinnisk. Next meeting set for February 15. Family notes include Mrs. Donald Flood’s departure for Olean, Arthur D. Colegrove’s Jamestown visit, and G T Bergman and son Lynn heading to Westerville Ohio for Otterbein College.
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V.F.W
West Washington Street
V.fw. Ladies’ Auxiliary
Department Hospital
Zem Zem
Erie
Hazel Shuss
Northwestern County Council
W. E. Lethman
Rosa B. McElroy
Dora Quinnisk
Donald Flood
Olean
Mary Strigler
John Strigler
Arthur D. Colegrove
Jamestown
G. T. Bergman
Lynn
West Irving Street
Westerville, O
Otterbein College
Slayton-Jaggi Marriage Announced
Mr and Mrs Wayne Jaggi announce the marriage of their daughter Clea Loretta to John Lawrence Slayton son of Raymond Slayton of Titusville. Ceremony performed January 20 at the Panama Methodist parsonage by Rev Norman J Holden. The bride wore gold taffeta with pink camellias. matron of honor wore blue taffeta with black accessories. Best man was Walter Royek. The couple reside at 16 1/2 West Park Place. Slayton attended Titusville schools and works at the Raymond plant. Miss Slayton employed at the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slayton-Jaggi
Wayne Jaggi
Second Avenue
Clea Loretta
John Lawrence Slayton
Raymond Slayton
Titusville
Norman J. Holden
Panama
Mary Fincan
Walter Royek
Slayton
Lawrence Snow
West Park Place
Corry Senior High
Raymond
W R C Apron Sale Planned by Women’s Relief Corps
The Women’s Relief Corps No 49 met at LO.C.F. Hall with Mrs Florence Bates presiding. Apron sale chaired by Mrs Marjorie Brown will be held early in March to benefit the state department. The group also planned Lincoln and Washington birthday observances honoring Mrs Alma Gardner on Feb 22. A fellowship event Feb 15 featured wafers cookies tea and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Relief Corps No. 49
Florence Bates
Lo.c.f. Hall
Marjorie Brown
State Department
Lincoln
Washington
Alma Gardner
Henry Hill
Past Exalted Rulers Night At Elks Lodge 169
Past Exalted Rulers Night honored the club’s past leaders at Elks No. 169 with a dinner for over 250 members. Lynford Chase led as exalted ruler with a full slate of officers and trustees, while Charles P. Keating chaired the event. A large corps of candidates was initiated, though a planned program was canceled by weather after entertainment by Paul Packo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Lodge
B. B. O. Elks No. 169
Lynford Chase
William Myers
Paul Stroup
Everest Phillips
Harton Davis
Harrison Keppel
Harold Cragg
Guy Abbey
J. Fred Kinley
Esquire
LP Baker
A. M. Lit
James Carrig
Willam Rodding
Max Hoenes
Charles P. Keating
Paul Packo
Harbor Half Aid Elects Officers in Busy Meeting
Harbor Malf Ladies Aid elected Mrs Mar Chelton president at a yesterday meeting hosted by Mrs Guy Franck. Officers include Mrs Will Reynolds vice president Miss Minnie Lawson secretary treasurer, Mrs Arthur Lindstrom publicity, and other members on the work and membership committees. An all day session with a tureen dinner preceded business. The next meeting is March 1 at a to be announced place.
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Harbor Half Aid
Mar Chelton
Harbor Malf Ladies’ Aid
Guy Franck
D. 1
Will Reynolds
Vic
Minnie Lawson
Arthur Lindstrom
Vern Chelton
Miss Lawson
Lewis Jewell
Edgar Muler
Fralick
Glenn Bailey
Mrs T S Kelsey Hosts Contract Club Night
Mrs T S Kelsey of Wright Street entertained a local contract club Thursday evening. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Hang Hall and Mrs Percy Corbin. a guest, Mrs Wallace Mr Young, won the special award. Safari refreshments followed the card game. Next meeting set for February 19 with Mrs Hall.
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Kelsey
TS. Kelsey
Wright Street
Hang Hall
Percy Corbin
Wallace
Young
Mes
Hall
Columbus Boy Scouts Second Class Ceremony at Church
Columbus Boy Scouts gathered at Columbus Community Church on Wednesday for second classing during a registration celebration. Carl Casler James Small Richard Stroup Carl Malek Rodney Fargo and Richard Volk received pins with Scout master Archie Wetmore and Explorer Adviser Rupert Keppel presenting. A World Jamboree film from Valley Forge was shown and Mr. San fore spoke briefly. Refreshments were served to the 111 present. Troop committee members for the year include Rev. Jordan Cole chair J H Reagle treasurer Leslie Dodd Joseph Pitcavage and Albert Sandburg.
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Columbus
Columbus Community Church
Carl Casler
James Small
Richard Stroup
Carl Malek
Rodney Fargo
Richard Volk
Archie Wetmore
Rupert Keppel
Valley Forge
Sanfore
Warren
Jordan Cole
J. H. Reagle
Leslie Dodd
Joseph Pitcavage
Albert Sandburg
E U B Class Renamed Ambassadors At Randall Home
The Noahs Ark E U B Church class was renamed Ambassadors Class at a Thursday meeting hosted by Mr and Mrs Ben Randall. President Robert Williams led devotions from Revelations. The group set the meeting night to the first Wednesday monthly. Bennink and Randall presented, hosts served slorified rice wafers tea and coffee. March meeting planned by Mr and Mrs Broyd Whitcomb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Randall
Robert Williams
Keith Henton
Ivan Bemnink
Women of the Moose Elect Class at Corry Chapter
Corry Chapter of Women of the Moose held a Thursday meeting to ballot a class of candidates. Senior Regent Mrs Andrew Hansen presided. Initiation will occur February 15 with Mrs T J Boland as chairwoman. Reports came from publicity Mrs Willard Clark social service Mrs Raymond Cathers Mooseheart alumni Mrs Lester Hepler homemaking Mrs Edward Griffis and membership Mrs Henry Davis. Clarence Kirch won the evening’s award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
Corry Chanter
Andrew Hansen
T. J. Boland
Willard Clark
Raymond Cathers
Mooseheart
Lester “Hepler
Methodist Choir Honors Miss Jean Reagle Before Wedding
The First Methodist Church choir surprised Miss Jean Reagle with a party in its recreation room for her upcoming February 14 wedding to Jack Downey. About 25 people attended, sharing social time and games. a crystal bookends gift was presented, and refreshments of sandwiches, cake, and coffee were served.
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Methodist
Jean Reagle
Jack Downey
First Methodist Church
Contract Club Hosts Charity Card Evening at Eueld Street
Miss Harriett Colegrove entertained her contract club on Thursday evening at her home. Two tables played in a series of vanishing cand parties for the hospital benefit. Mrs. George Orycutt, Mrs. James Lewis, and Mrs. E. H. Harmon were high scorers. Dessert refreshments followed. Mrs. B. Bower will host the group in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriett Colegrove
Eueld Street
George Orycutt
James Lewis
E. H. Harmon
B. Bower
Beth Israel Sisterhood Meeting With Mrs. Matz
Beth Israel Sisterhood met with Mrs. Norman Matz at 27 West Pleas Street for a session in which rummage sale and bingo game plans were discussed. Mrs. Milton Zalmed, the president, presided and announcements of the two events were noted for a later date. A card of thanks from Mrs. Harriet Heiman was read, slide pictures of past sisterhood activities were shown, and a light meal was served before adjournment with plans to reconvene on a date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth Israel Sisterhood
Norman Matz
West Pleas Street
Milton Zalmed
Harriet Heiman
Msty
Sisterhood
Harry Barach
Wheelock Community Aid Sets All Day February Meeting
The Wheelock Community Aid held a regular session with 12 members present. President Leland Croscut led business, announcing an all day meeting February 15 at Mrs Charles Bughee’s home with Nata Hamilton from the county extension office demonstrating food mix use and inexpensive meat cuts, starting at 10:80 a.m. Lunch will feature the lesson foods, and slides will follow in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheelock Community Aid
Frank Harvey
E. V. McClintock
Floye Daugherty
Leland Croscut
Charles Bughee
Nata Hamilton
County Home Economics Extension Office
Harvey
C G G Club Met At Morrison Home
The C G G Club met last evening at Mrs Alfred Morrison Sr of Hast Liberty Street. Two tables of bridge saw prizes for Mrs T W Dey Mrs Donald Hall and Mrs James Capping. Canasta winners included Mrs Bell Mrs Johnson. Valentine favors set the refreshments. a dessert course and coffee were served. Next meeting will be a Valentine party hosted by Mrs J F Meedhamt in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam Jonsson
Eame
Canasta
Bell
Johnson
Valentine
J. F. Meedhamt
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