New Secrecy Measures Urged by Lawmakers
A historical report outlines officials urging new secrecy rules after a scientist code named Fuchs passed atomic information to Russia. Cleared by birth security, he accessed US atomic secrets, visited major installations, and attended a bomb assembly. The FBI traced Fuchs via the Canadian spy ring. British authorities acted quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vunungen
Brrth
Fuchs
Hoover
FBI
Sengiors
Club Social Gatherings In Erie Weekend Travel Mix
A long list of social visitors arrives in Erie for weekend visits. Miss Mary Cordia of The Hague tours with Cecil Miller’s family. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lyman of Pittsburgh visit with H.R. Briges. Several residents plan trips to Danville, Raleigh, and Florida while others await upcoming arrivals from Tucson and Columbiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Cordia
Danville
Robert Lamona
Raleigh
N.C
Florida
JH. Castor
Tucson
Arizona
F. Fair
North Center Street
Ina Austin
Maple Avenue
Cleveland
J. B. Clark
Altoona
Janet Sue Clark
Kane
J. B. Cogan
East Pleasant Street
Leo Coyle
Liberty Street
Wellington
Ohio
Lewis Hurlburt
James
West
Washington Street
Evie
Oamny
J.B. Dahlstrong
Ruth Dahlstrand
Norman Tarbell
Erie Playhouse
Dad Sample
Pittsburgh
Frank Sample
Grove ‘Street
James Clifford
Grove City College
Jennile
Worth Second Avenue
Holland Morgan
Slippery Rock State Teachers College
Daughtery
Marilyn Denton
Tor
Mildred Denton
Harald Shhotton
Kathleen
East Main Street
Erié
Rickloff
L. M. Kowalski
Gould Street
Philadelphia
Trenton
Phyllis Halfast
William Halfast
West Church Street
Wycoff
N. J
Christian Sanitarium
College Women’s Club Schedules Outside Speakers For Spring Meetings
The College Women’s Club outlines four months of programs. The Feb 27 meeting at East Main St. home of Mrs. Howard Taggart will feature Dr. Jack Utley from Erie. Eileen Graham hosts the March event and interior decorating talk by Mrs. Catherine Whatenill. A guest night on May 29 invites prospective members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Women’s Club
Price
Main Street
Howard Taggart
Jack Utley
Erie
Hubert Heerlein
J. Irvine
Leland Johnston
Esther Jones
Mary Jourdet
Clayd Laimphere
Shirley Tarson
Kurk Leeds
D. Livingston
Ethel McCray
Lois McCray
Eileen Graham
West Gen
Barbera Ann Keppel
Mutt Street
Carter Hill Ladies Aid Meets and Quilt Gifted
Mrs Créed Snapp hosted a Carter Hill Ladies Aid session for 14 members with President Mrs Milton Morris leading devotions for 50 minutes. A quilt was tied as a work project and presented to the hostess. prizes were drawn for nine members. refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter Hill Ladies’ Aid
Créed Snapp
Carter Hill Ladies Aid
Milton Morris
Prises
Wms
Velma McCray
Alton Petergon
Jennie Slyo
Harley McCray
Carl Lindberg
Corry Couple Welcome Daughter and Son at Hospital
A daughter was born Friday afternoon at Corry Hospital to Mr and Mrs Richard Williams of 124 Wright Street. The mother is Norma Newhouse. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Robert Hurt of 214 South Center Street at Corry Hospital last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Hospital
Richard Williams
Wright Street
Williams
Norma Newhouse
Robert Hurt
South Center
Ar Rest
Cast Set For Junior Class Play The High School Mystery
Cast announced for Corry Senior High School Junior Class Play The High School Mystery to be staged March 9 and 10 with Philip Segal directing Rehearsals begin next week as the production committee, soon to be named, prepares a benefit show to defray Junior-Senior Promenade costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Philip Segal
Miss Fielding
Agnes Puckley
Laura Crowder
Leta Mason
Didy Smith
Dorothy Russell
Jeanie Merriman
Mrs. Reed
Victor
Sandra Swarts
Ene Sayleslerry Goodhue
Hero
Frank Ross
Victor Reed-Paul
Villian
Jolar Muller
Ray Butler
Herbert Mason
Patrick Miller Joe
David Dimick
Jack Howard
David Ansavid_dazon Shaw
Edwart Blagle
Wills Production Committee
Birthday Party For Miss Martha Jane Phillips
Miss Martha Jane Phillips celebrated her sxth birthday yesterday with an afternoon party at West Charrh street home hosted by her mother Mrs. Everett Phillips. Eleven Brat grade girls from St. Edward's School attended. Cartoon movies and games entertained. awards went to Miss Janet Chiricuaio and Miss Barbara. Burton served ice cream cake and chocolate milk. favors were valentine stickers. Martha Jane received many lovely gifts from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Jane Phillips
Everett Phillips
St. Edward's School
West Charrh Street
Janet Chiricuaio
Barbara
Burton
Philling
Marthedane
White Shrine Party Brings Erie Guests to Beaverdam
A White Shrine gathering at Mrs. Lyn Sillth Beaverdam hosted Corry Union City and Erie members. Games and contests gave prizes while refreshments included chicken salad rolls toe creaa and cake. Gifts of red roses and valentines honored guests. Attendees listed include Mrs. Seastead Humphrey McCray Alexander Wilroy and Butters. Next meeting will be in Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyn Sillth Beaverdam
Corry
Union City
Erie
Valentine
Wheelock Aid Met Yesterday Afternoon
Wheelock Community Aid met yesterday at the home of Mrs. Charles Bugbecott for an all day session with 14 members attending a spaghetti dinner. President Mrs Leland Grassent led a short afternoon meeting with devotions by Mrs Frank Burney and Mrs Leon VanTassel. Mrs Hamilton from the Brie courts extension office demonstrated machine cleaning and attachments. A tureen dinner was planned and the next meeting is scheduled for Wednesday February 15 at Mrs Kraft on BD 4 to discuss color planning and schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheelock Aid
Wheelock Community Aid
Charles Bugbecott
Leland Grassent
Frank Burney
Leon VanTassel
Hamilton
Brie Courts
Invitation To A Murder Opens At Erie Playhouse
Erie Playhouse to open the Rufus King melodrama Invitation To A Murder on Tuesday February 7 for the 1949 50 season. The cast features Ann Dearing Henderson Frosythe Madelyn Metkleom Fred Von gel and Portman Paget in a production by the Erie theatre staff with prior Georgite audience familiarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Playhouse
Erie Playhouse
Erie Theatre
Rufus King
Ann Dearing
Henderson Frosythe
Madelyn Metklem
Fred Vongel
Portman Paget
Georgites
Rotary Minstrels rehearse for February show in Corry
Rehearsals are underway for Rotary Minstrels with weekly sessions led by general chairman William Leaby. The event to the public on February 20 and 21 will feature the Tillotson Sisters of Spartansburg and other local talent, plus vaudeville acts, with proceeds funding the Corry Memorial Hospital pledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Minstrels
Rotary Minstrell
William Leaby
Tillotson Sisters
Spartansburg
Erie
Arnold Sesstead
Sea
New Corry Memorial Hospital
James Lonergan
Erle
Dan B. Turcar
Echedhded
al Xander
Geovan Reite
Charles Keating
Thomas Hickle
Donald Watson
Robert Barto
Ool
Cutting Mothers Club Discusses Growth of Children
At a mid afternoon meeting of the Cutting Mothers Club six members attended. Vice president Mrs Raymond Ohmer led in Mrs Redman’s absence. The topic Growth of Children Under Three Years was presented with Mrs Oliver Whitney as lender. Hostess Mrs Howard Wright served sandwiches and cookies. The March meeting will be at Mrs E Storer’s home with Mrs Marion Way lending the discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ternoon
Mothers Club
Raymond Ohmer
Redman
Oliver Whitney
Howard Wright
Storer
Marion Way
Columbus P T A Supper To Raise Funds For Piano
The Columbus school Paverit Teachers Association will sponsor a penny supper next Thursday evening at the Bean School Cafeteria. Mrs Herbm Loveland leads the effort with help from Mrs Donald Engle, Mrs Harris Watrous, Mrs Harold Hill, Mrs Clifford Caster, Mrs Anly Thompson, Mrs Lloyd Aikers, and Mrs Donald Small. Meals include roast beef, scalloped potatoes, vegetable salad, applesauce, pies, coffee, and rolls. Proceeds go toward purchasing a piano for the school and recreation area improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bean School
AF/R
Bn Pub
Playhouse Plans Next Children's Theatre Class
The Erie Playhouse will start a new children’s theatre class after the first semester ended last week. Miss Viramala Stevens, director, and Miss Mitton Townsend, assistant director, invite students ages five to fourteen to join Saturdays beginning February 1. An advanced group meets Wednesdays starting February 15, featuring creative dramatics, pantomime, rhythm, makeup, and acting principles.
Hemlock P T A Plans For Outside Speaker Meeting
Hemlock P T A met at the school where Clyde Hall, vice president, led a session to arrange a March meeting with a speaker from the Crippled Children's Clinic in Brie. Refreshments of sandwiches, salad, cake and coffee were served by the committee.
Debate on Government Trends at Inquisitors Club
Members of The Inquisitors at Raymonet plant debated U S government trends since 1933 in two teams. Conservatives argued for limited federal scope while liberals defended expansive agencies and subsidies. Nor may Edinger spoke on costs of publicly funded buildings versus private investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rien- At
J. Bachelmer Weying
United States
Justin Butters
Harold Scholten
Arden Haliiwitl
James Cassidy
Victor Orn
John Fateone
Penny Supper Garnival At Concord School Feb 16
The Concord School Parent Teachers Association hosts a penny supper on Thursday evening February 16. Mrs Ye Tatwrenee Davison leads as festival chair. Dinner at 6 and a carnival on upper floors with booths, home movies, radio, contests, and displays. No admission. door prize later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kang
Concord
Ye Tatwrenee Davison
Feparal
Andy Booth
Jeter
Social gathering notes and next meeting plan
A social period during which refreshments were served. The next gathering of the men will be on February 17 when a visit will be made to the Erie Farge Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Farge Company
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Blatt Bros
Yyswarter
Jeanne
End Crain
Barrymore
Ethel Sliam Waters
Lundigan
WWVA
U.S
Whitman's
Hallmark
Jie Soo
Helen
Tota
Cobert
F. C. Chapin & Son
Cutting Mothers Club
Ves
Pes
Concord School
Buttercup
Angel Blue
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