More suits filed in district by OPA in Western Pennsylvania
The OPA filed civil suits against five Western Pennsylvania grocers seeking injunctions to stop charging above price ceilings for meats and groceries and to enforce price regulations. Three dealers Antonio Arbate Hie and W L Roess Company and Harry Sesparren of Oil City face possible $90 damages for alleged overcharges. Also named are Royco Scriva Rochester Beaver County and Abe Som dba Home Farm Market Twin R D 1 Westmoreland County.
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Associateueves
Pittsburgh
OPA
Pennsylvania
Antonio Arbate
Hie
W. L. Roess Company
Harry Sesparren
Oil City
Royco Scriva
Rochester
Beaver County
Abe Som
Home Farm Market
Twin
R. D
Westmoreland County
Sine VF Auxiliary Plans Public Dinner and New Members
The Sine VF Auxiliary met at the post house with thirty members present. Mrs. Martin McGraw led the meeting which planned a February 22 public dinner with Mrs. T. B. Boland as general chair and Mrs. Jean Field in charge of ticket sales. An appeal was made for 1 to the nursery fund. Seven new members were welcomed and initiated. Several members were noted in town or traveling, including Cpl. Robert Watrous on furlough in Greensboro and others visiting Erie, Pleasantville, and Pittsburgh for family or business reasons.
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Sine VF. W
Post House
Martin McGraw
T. B. Boland
Jean Field
Nurséry Fund
Akg
Eaton Rapids
Mich
Myrtle Nichols
Tsla Ben- Son
Lula May Turk
Ema Willett
Jennie Haenel
Bertha Frankowite
Elda Young
Charles Wood
Cpl
Robert Watrous
Army Air Corps
Greensboro
N. C
Barris Watrous
Columbus
R. Glatk
Erie
Louise Nason
Spring Street
Pleasantville
Ben Nason
ML L. Lits
Pittsburgh
Albert Young
Mott Street
University Hospital
Ann Arbor
Perry Nichols
William Street
Mark Wagner
Corry
Harry Markett
East Main Street
Agatha Janegich
James Lundy
Cleveland
Mr. Lundy
Louis Lundy
East Frederick Street
William Halfast
Henry Halfast
Clare Hillstrom
D. A. Hillstrom
East Congress Street
Dorcas Class Plans March 21 Tea at Church
The Dorcas Sunday School Class of the Methodist Church met at Mrs. George Andrus home on East Congress street with thirty attendees. Devotions led by Mrs. Hubert Vaughn opened the session. Vice president Mrs. Andrus led the business meeting in the president's absence and plans were made for a social time and a supper on March 21. The next meeting on February 21 will be a tureen dinner at the Methodist Church.
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Dorcas
The
Methodist Church
George Andrus
East
Congress Street
Hubert Vaughn
Andrus
Howard Swanson
Floyd Wolcott
Helen Jones
New Era Club Dines and Holds Meeting at Hotel Corry
The New Era Club of the Presby terian Church met last evening with 19 members present and enjoyed a turkey dinner at the Hotel Corry. Mrs. Anderson hosted later on West Frederick street. Contests were led by Mrs. Delight Sharer and Mrs. Olive Sheehan. Awards went to Mrs. Winifred Sutton, Mrs. Clarence Wallace, and Mrs. Hazel Merker. The "Guess Who Sisters" were revealed and gifted.
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New Era Club
The
Presbyterian Church
Hotel Corry
Anderson
West Frederick Street
Delight Sharer
Olive Sheehan
Winifred Sutton
Clarence Wallace
Hazel Merker
Murphy Store Staff Dinner Party At Kay's Restaurant
Murphy Store staff and guests gathered at Kay's Restaurant for a chicken dinner followed by a birthday and Valentine party at Mrs. Gerald Fish's Fairhaven home. Honoree Mrs. Dorothy Stewart received birthday wishes as attendees listed include Mrs. A. H. Bertram, Mrs. Marjorie Brown, Mrs. Gerald Fish, Miss Evelyn King, Miss Ann Gibbs, Mrs. Evelyn Skinner, and Miss Ruth Schurman. Ice cream and a birthday cake were served. A baking tip urged using a time and temperature chart to save oven openings and fuel.
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Oo Qaurpny
Kay
Gerald Fish
Fairhaven
Dorothy Stewart
A. H. Bertram
Marjorie Brown
Evelyn King
Ann Gibbs
Evelyn Skinner
Birthday Party For Sally Dickinson Honored Guest
Sally Dickinson celebrated her 0th birthday hosted by her mother Mrs Leroy Dickinson on West Wayne Street Tuesday. About twenty girls attended with games and prizes won by Mildred Smith Nancy Edwards Darlene DeForest and Mary Os Eder. Mrs Dickinson and Mrs Lowe Edwards served refreshments at tables decorated for Valentine day. Three tables featured a rainbow cake. Guests received Valentines and cracker jack boxes. Sally received many gifts from friends.
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Dickinson
Leroy Dickinson
West Wayne Street
Mildred Smith
Nancy Ed~wards
Darlene DeForest
Mary Os Eder
Sally
Mrs Stafford Hosts Bingo Club at West Smith Street
Mrs. Mary Stafford was hostess last evening to the Bingo Club at her home on West Smith street. Seven members were present and enjoyed the evening's play with the pride being won by Mrs. Myrtle Akam. The hostess served sandwiches cake and coffee and plans were made to have the next meeting at Mrs. Akam's home February 21.
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Go Club
First Gra-Y Club Supper Draws Hundred Youths
About a hundred Gra Y Club members gathered at Emmanuel Episcopal basement for a bean and weiner supper with hot chocolate and cookies. Mary Elizabeth Shore Barger led prayer before the program featuring two records about the birth of Jesus and the Mizpah benediction. Organizers from the M A Auxiliary and volunteers arranged seating and serving.
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Emmanuel Episcopal
Mary Elizabeth Shorebarger
Alyle
Weiner
Jesus
Omar Crowell
Lester Lopus
C. W. Shotabarger
Helen Spencer
John Feldt
Barbara Roberts
Modern Valentine Gifts For Teen Age Girls
The article advises teen girls favor perfume bottles or makeup sets for dressing tables, plus bath salts and oils, hair care like brush sets and dry shampoos, and manicure items. It notes many light floral scents, teen specific perfumes, and affordable gift kits suitable for a father or friend.
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Bueex Leanne Associated
Jady
Jill
Treon Society Met Wednesday Night at Lutheran Church
The Tren Society of the Lutheran Church met at Mrs. Harry Markert s East Main Street home. Attendees included Mrs. Wayne Skinner Mrs. D Armour Hillstrom Mrs F Hildebrand Mrs Pete Wilsted Mrs John Street Mrs Markert Miss Elizabeth Lanston Miss Mary Helene Hillstrom members and Mrs Mark Wagner of Erie Miss Hartlet Markert and Mrs Lawrence Anderson guests. President Mrs Skinner conducted routine business and Miss Hillstrom was welcomed as a new member. A social time followed with apple pie ice cream and coffee served by the hostess.
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Treon Society
Tren Society
Skinner
Hillstrom
Care of Air Woolen Garments and Glass Articles
Advice on maintaining air woolen garments by frequent brushing with a moist soft brush and avoiding overpressing them. For washing out glass or pressed glass items, use sudsy water and a small hand brush to reach crevices without excessive pressure.
Krazyate Club Meeting Honors Members and Guest
Krazyate Club gathered at Mrs. Harry Paulson Jr on Liberty Street with seven members and guest Miss Ina Phillips. Awards went to Mrs. Clarence Lowe and Nils Phillips. Mrs. Maxwell Devereaux received a surprise shower with many gifts. Next meeting at Mrs. Devereaux’s home on East Smith Street. Mrs. George McMahon to be honored on her birthday.
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Vane Amet
Harry Paulson
Liberty Street
Ina Phillips
Sugar Grove
Clarence Lowe
Nils Phillips
Maxwell Devereaux
Devereaux
East Smith Street
George McMahon
Look for labels on fabrics to judge quality and care
AP feature urges checking fabric labels before purchase and care. It explains that labels reveal fiber content, washing methods, and finish, with examples like viscose rayon and combinations. Manufacturers may use color and testing indicators, including tensile strength and colorfastness, to guide durability and care.
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Vivian Brown
Weiler
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