Man Loses Fight to Retain $10,000 Estate
Westerwick of Butler, Pa, has been refused the right to recover a $10,000 estate. The case involves a tax sale where George A. Hess, Pittsburg executive, was deemed the legal owner. The court earlier ordered Hess to reimburse Westerwick $70 for the deed cost, with Westerwick’s bid at a tax sale cited as the basis for ownership. Westerwick testified he learned of no tax claim until Hess asserted the land.
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Pey-Negyurapen Ress
Butiak
Witerwick
Builor Coumby
Lvlal
Came
Mm Pleie Court
George A. Hess
Pitts
High Packme Company
Hess
Westerwick
Westerweisk
Slippery Rock Imrmai
Tir
Weaterwick
Hospital Auxiliary Plans Style Show and Vanishing Bridge Party
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Corry Hospital met with fifteen members in the hospital nurses dining room. President J. Fred Finley presided. Reports included purchase of a hand beater for the hospital kitchen and $72 raised from the 1949 charity ball. The vanishing bridge party will be the February project with three hosts and two card tables per guest. Skills, committees, and dates for the March style show at the Junior High School gym were announced, with Kinley as general chair and co-chairs Keppel and Hillstrom.
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Corry Hospital
J. Fred Finley
Rotor Rastelter
Mel. Lawren Nichols
Robert G. Tura
C. W. Bracken
Eileen Graham
Junio High School
Tmen
Jerome F. Needham
Louis Valentine
Russia
Wayne ‘Skinner
March Mth
Kinley
Barbara Ann Keppel
G. A. Hillstrom
Needham
Hospital Auxiliary Volunteers
Vennis Folleltube
C. M. Howard
Rastetter
Charles Bracken
Maron Gi
Bear Lake EUB Youth Fellowship Banquet and Program
The Bear Lake Evangelical United Brethren Church youth group held a banquet and program with Mrs. Lovens Crosby as general chairman. Lester Wevers acted as toastmaster, with musical numbers by Sam Groters and family performers. Ray Harold Lindquist spoke about Erie Conference youth work, and kitchen staff assisted by several members provided ham dinner. Proceeds fund Youth Fellowship dues and a new ping pong table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E U. B. Fellowship
Bear Lake
Navy Mothers Club Met Last Evening
Navy Mothers Club met with twelve members in the 1, G, 0, F, Hall. Commander Mrs Royal Messenger presided as routine business was transacted and entertainment by Mrs Ross Jukes featured bingo. Awards went to Mrs Mayme Mitchell and Ms Cart Higby. Chocolate simulators wafers and coffee were served by Mrs Reynold Hamilton. February 28 was set as the due date for the next meeting.
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Navy Mothers Club
Evenine
Hall
Royal Messenger
Ross Jukes
Mayme Mitchell
Cart Higby
Reynold Hamilton
Bridal Shower Honors Mr and Mrs Price at Gr
Mr and Mrs Robert Price were honored at a miscellaneous bridal shower hosted by Mr and Mrs Graves of 718 West Main Street. Eighteen guests attended. Refreshments included ice cream cake jello and coffee. Out of town guests came from Warren Spring Creek Spartansburg and relatives shared gifts and good wishes.
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Robert Price
Robert
Graves
West
Price
Gleyn Graves
Richard Graves
Mrs. Stahl Hosts Teachers At West Pleasant Street Party
Mrs Jack Stahl a former Corry High School faculty member hosted a social for teachers at her home on West 1 Pleasant street Last evening Two tables of bridge and canasta were played with awards to Miss Eileen Graham and Miss Ruth Bennett Prizes were won by Miss Mary McMannin and Miss Helen Rowe Refreshments including simones coke and vollee were served Attending teachers included Mrs May McCormick Mrs Mary Jourdet and Miss Nello Tips
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Corry
Jack Stahl
T He
Pleasant Street
Eileen Graham
Ruth Bennett
Mary McMfanin
Helen Rowe
Simones, Coke
Vollee
Stahl
May McCormick
Mary Jourdet
Missi Nello
St Pauls Altar Guild Holds Dinner Meeting
St Pauls Altar Guild met at Mrs Gerald Staples Wayne street for a dinner session. Nine members and five prospective members attended as new green paraments were approved for Sunday worship. A total of 41.74 was donated to the Treon Society with funds earmarked for kitchen utensils and a 96.50 communion tray. Plans include a six month meeting and a May anniversary party with flower duties shared by church groups.
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Dory Clark
Blof Dahl
Dorothy
J. Raymond Cathers
Wayne Street
Tridins
Drine
The
Missionary Society
Staples
Westminster Circle Met For February Meeting
The Westminster Circle of the Women's Association of the First Presbyterian Church met 18 members at the home of Mrs. Paul Shannon 118 East Irving Street for the February session. May Euland Harvey led devotions and routine business followed under chair Mrs. Withur Ricker. The study continued on Women of the Bible with Mrs. Robert G. Tunnel leading. Next gathering planned by Mrs. Stanley Anderson at her West Frederick residence.
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Westminster Circle
Paul Shannon
Westminster Cirle
Women's Association
First Presbyterian Chinieh
East Irving I Reet
Euland Harvey
Chiirman
Withur Ricker
Robert G
Sumpsui
Delilah Mes
Shannon
Scout Troop Guests At Kiwanis Meeting
Kiwanis Club hosts a gathering at the Phoenix Hotel celebrating the 40th anniversary of scouting. Paul Cynwell and assistants presented seven awards to 40 boys as David Livingston, chair, spoke. entertainment included duets by Foul Parko and Eumie Alen and a Kiwanis orchestra led chorus.
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Kiwanis Club
Phoenix Hotel
Paul Cynwell
Does Wells
Ae Sista Sebuamaster
David Livingston
Fiwanis Scout Committee
Foul Parko
Eumie Alen
Jamex- Twn
Howard J. Sheer
Croop
Kiwanis Orchestra
Joonelu
Liew
Clarence Wallace
Grove City
Robert King
Brie
Merning
James Harper
Cots Mires
Central America Topic At Mentor Club Session
Mentor Club members discussed Central America with a program by Mrs K Newton on visits to Salvados Costa Rios Nienrapba and Panama. President Miss Ann Bayessi led the meeting while Mrs Sullivan of West Pleasant St is slated to host the next session on February 20.
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Hans Sermeider
Meuilor Cli
Mead Avenue
Monch
Ann Bayessi
Li Wis
Dese K. Newton
Acheriea
Salvados
Costa Rios
Nienrapba
Panama
Te Hells
Sullivan
West Pleasant Strect
Boy Scout Troop 80 Plans Seed Sale for Trip Fund
Troop 80 sponsored by Rotary Club will sell garden seeds to raise funds for two members’ trip to National Jamboree activities in Valley Forge. Orders available via Edward Garidine and Becky News. seeds sourced from Pennsylvania farm stock with assurances. Church event linked to Go To Church Sunday scheduled for February 12 at Papi’s Evangelical Lutheran Church.
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Rotary Clad
Valley Forge
Treip
Phihidelphta
Irip Yormish
Jomavil Mens
Persyns
Edward Garidine
Becky
Wats
Pennsylvania
Ake Dannlas
Papi
Gutheran
Circle No. 2 WSCS Met With Mrs Burgess
Circle No 2 WSCS of the Methodist Church met Monday evening at the East South Street home of Mrs Arthur Burgess with 16 ladies in attendance in the absence of President Mrs Ruth Foster. The studies and devotions were led by Ruth Dahlstrand and Mrs Benjamin Skinner. Miss Duhont reported on the current study book Women of the Scriptures and the chapter studied Women and Text of the Scriptures. The next meeting is planned for March 1 with Mrs Roger Brown hosting. Mrs Ruthwens assisted by Mrs Dustin Butters organized the social time with beverages and wafers.
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Circle No. 2
WSCS
Methodiat Church
East South Street
Arthur
Roger Brown
West Frederick Street
AMS Ruthwens
Dustin Butters
Dividend News Sparks GLS Payout Plans
Washington reports outline a large dividend program tied to Wald War TV veteran Vie Insurgtice reorganization. The plan, subject to 65 percent of a future spell dividend, aims to start payments in the first installment at 1052. Breining, the administrator, says details depend on insurance funds and public availability for 1951 payouts.
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Washington
Wald War
Yewrans Agiinistravion
Congress
Breining
van Instance
Hite Insurance
Maple Syrup Festival Set at Spartansburg
Maple syrup festival in Spartansburg features sugar bush tours, syrup exhibits entered by two farmers, forestry displays, wood choping demos by a world champion, log sawing, maple syrup equipment displays, and entertainment with flowershine foods. Local vendors offer wheat cakes and fry, as the event promises plenty of stalls and activities.
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Thur
Olain
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Phil Golden
Man
Frank Grice, Jr
Elizabethh Crowe
Erie
Robert Breads
Westfield
Ann Hall
Warren
Waller DeJean
Ridge Street
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St. Vincent's Hospital
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Pittsburgh
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University of Pittsburgh
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North Genter Street
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Pennsylvania State College
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Clifford Harmon
E. Ho Harmon
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Fast Smith Street
Florida
E. F. Bettes
East Frederick Street
Atlantic City
National Automobile Dealers’ Association
Helles
Powell Motor Company
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Omar Bradley
Harry Bird
Virginia
Jack Kinney
Barbara
Mary Lou Haight
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Lee Ree
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