Hostesses to Aero Office Employees
Miss Lois Patterson and Mr George Savko hosted Aero Supply Company staff at their Columbus home. The evening featured games and contests with awards to Doris Rickergon Betty Morten Clair Linendell Marjorie Young and Harokghtlinger. A salad and dessert lunch with St Valentine decorations was served. Other guests included Blaine Foster Winifred Stells Dorothy Alam Corinne Cullen Ernestine Lynn Marian Berry and Mrs Sethman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Patterson
George Savko
Co Humbus
Aero Supply Company
Doris Rickergon
Betty Morten
Missionary Society Gathering At Parsonage Meeting
The Missionary Societies of the Methodist church met yesterday at the parsonage with twenty one attendees. Plans were laid for a monthly Brotherhood supper on February 22. Members reviewed reading course books and discussed city and church topics. Guests Merle Dodd and John Collins visited the Powell Motor Company interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Perry
Haines
West Plea
Saint Street
A. Inigineas
Bryan Stowe
Brotherhood
Eilzabeth Ranney
Tai
Moe
Nell Bigekman
Tryin Young
Stowe
Tadin
Young
J. B. Cogan
Merle Dodd
John Collins
Powell Motor Company
Lloyd Thomas
Milfred Huenel
Erie
Melvin Shambaugh
West Church Street
Titusville
Minnie Shumbunugh
North Mentee Street
Evi BF
B. Bley Mwyn
Thyoveniary
Leaders Council in Enjoyable Meeting at City Home
The Leaders Council of the city held a meeting last evening at 28 West Smith Street, chaired by William Miller. Plans discussed included citywide poster and essay contests for grammar school students, leadership roles, and club activities with several local residents in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Leeders
Counsil
C. Renead
West Smithtreet
William Miler
Yom
Gyamemu School
Wity
Ntc
Lercherd
Isu Puis
Thirk Corry Newis
C. AL
Reneau
Mary Ardersay
Eastern Star Card Party Planned at Masonic Temple
Eastern Star plans a Friday night card party at 8 at the Masonic Temple to benefit the order. Chairman Mrs. Huroll G. Waite reported advance plans and a good crowd is expected. The organizing committee for last evening’s meeting included Mrs. R. Lawrence Davison, Mrs. W. W. Grraham, Mrs. Lawrence Thomas, and Mrs. R. G. Barnes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star
Delnek
Masonic Temple
Advand
Huroll G. Waite
R. Lawrence Davison
W. W. Grraham
Lawrence ‘Thomas
R. G. Barnes
Donations of Fancy Work for Bazaar
Catholic Daughters of America held a meeting at the Court organized event. Members spoke on the recent bazaar plans and charitable aims. The group discussed preparations for a benefit event and noted forthcoming charity drives and social activities.
Miss Virginia Weldon to wed Eugene B. K. Davis
Mr and Mrs Bert Weldon of 110 Soule Street announce the engagement of their daughter Virginia to Eugene B K Davis of Cony son of Mr M Porter of Sprig Cragle. The wedding is planned for early spring and details will follow.
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Virginia Weldon Lo
E. K. Davis
Bert Weldon
Soule Street
Virginia
Eugene BK Davis
Cony
Erat M0 B. Porter
Sprig Cragle
Italian Schow Inspired Eton King Henry VI Founding
A fragment notes that Italian influences shaped Henry VI ideas for founding Eton College referencing Casa Glacasa and Mantual as sources, with unclear context and scattered phrases about Italy and education history.
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Eton
Henry VI
Eton College
Casa Glacasa
Great School
Fteay Mantual
Italy
Bride Honored At Party Hosted By Victor Slye-ovi
Recent bride Mrs Victor Slye-ovi was honored at a home party with a Chinese banquet style supper and bingo prizes. Guests included Miss Mary Laurie, Miss Berneice Graving, and Mrs Michiel Pilemtin. A short luncheon followed the event with a cordial farewell to the guest of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Slye
Harry Chk
Mise Slye
Bingo
Wire
Mies Blaine Patterson
Michiel Pilemtin
Mary Laurie Sud
Twins Celebrate 80th Anniversary in Oil City
Anjn and Joh Walsh, twin sisters from Oil City, observed their 80th anniversary with family in attendance. Widow Mya Bhorl, mother of four, and other relatives including Mrs Howani Payne and Percy Ns were noted among descendants. The Walsh family, long employed in the area, counts twenty grandchildren and five great grandchildren among its extended clan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Shift
Joh Walsh
Oil City
Mya Bhorl
Andrew Short
Oity
Howani Payne
Raven
Ghio
Percy, Ns
Blakerly
Walsh
Dull Walsh
Macy
Welsh
Gwensten
Augh Steverson
Halfway
Lely Wish
Pillsurgh
Buyari Worsh
Corrysabe
Ladies Aid Plans Lutheran Banquet at St. Pauls
Meeting of the Ladies Aid Society of St. Pauls Lutheran Church in Pebriry discussed a bake sale and banquet to raise funds for the Father and Sons Dinner. Mrs. Albert Lynn was named chairwoman of the dinner with D. A. Hillstreng as a planned committee chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
Father and Sons
St St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Pebriry
Ladies’ Aid Society
Albert Lynn
Baptist Ladies Fellowship Meeting at the Baptist Church
A Baptist Ladies Fellowship gathering was held at the Baptist Church with attendees including Mrs. May Rompany and other members. The report notes a study on fellowship topics and mentions a deacon’s report presented at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Hulayte
May Rompany
Fairview Penny Suppey Fairview P Plan
Fragmented OCR text shows a playful mock recipe contest with odd names and garbled lines. It mentions fairview participants and a whimsical listing of foods and items. The readable parts indicate a humorous event with references to Penny Suppey and assorted dishes, though many words are corrupted.
Daughters V. F. W. Dinner Meeting Notice
Members of the Daughters of the Veterans of Foreign Wars held a dinner at a location on West Washington Street in Ga'eluck after a previous event. The article notes upcoming activities and next meeting is scheduled for March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Wats
Washington Streat
Ga'eluck
Tendelena
Colps Eiiposte
Ans and Daughters
Votlow
Early Salt Wells Sparked Oil Industry Efforts
In Pennsylvania, Ohio, western Virginia, Kentucky, and Dem Hessee before 100 salt wells were drilled oil flowed yet faced finance. Before oil could be used widely industry and lighting applications had to be developed, marking a beginning phase of oil’s practical value.
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Pennsylvania
Ohio
Virginia
Kentucky
Dem Hessee
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