Girl Scout Lincoln Day Program Celebrates Birthday
Thirty seven girls attended a Lincoln Day program at the church. Miss Margare Ryas led the girls Kathie Hoag Genise Meerdink Myre Lou Helen Virginia Fay Patsy Ann Skinner recited the Gettysburg Address. Plans were made for a Yuletide party on Friday February nineteenth and patrol work at the Red Cross rooms will begin Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Marrare
Ryas
Kathie Hoag
Genise Meerdink
Myre Lou Helenn
Virginia
Jerry Fay
Patsy Ann Skinner
Carol Mae Cochran
Gettysbane
Telephone Bridge Party Sponsored by the Order of Eastern Star
The telephone bridge party sponsored by the Order of Eastern Star netted a sizable sum for the organization. Philip Zaluneck won the first award for auction and Miss Helen Morrell won the ladies auction, with Miss Hazel Weeks receiving continued honors. Hostesses served refreshments at their homes afterward.
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Order of Eastern Star
Sam
Philip Zaluneck
Helen Morrell
Hazel Weeks
Society hears reports on women's war activities
Reports of the work of the committees were received at the meeting of the Women's Central War Activities Committee held last evening. Thirty three box lunches were packed by St Edward's P T A for the boys in the New Cumberland contingent. Mrs H B Reed spoke on the address fee and changes of address. Mrs S D Wilcox appealed for volunteer help for rationing. A room survey was reported by Mrs Loyd Stowe with data available from municipal offices or Mrs E C Barnes head of the Victory Speakers Bureau. A special service was announced at the Baptist church on Sunday February 28 with W Shotabager as speaker. Many local residents and service members are mentioned in travel and visiting plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Central War Activities Committee
St. Edward's
D. Wilcox
Loyd Stowe
E. C. Barnes
Victory Speakers’ Bureau
Baptist
W. Shotabager
MG. A
Hostess at Lincoln Day Luncheon Here
Mrs Herald Culbert acted as hostess at a Lincoln Day luncheon Friday at one o clock. The wartime buffet was held in the Hotel Corry main dining room with a red white and blue color scheme in observance of Lincoln's birthday. Fifty three friends attended and enjoyed a pleasant afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald Culbert
Hotel Corry
Lincoln
Mrs Alton Rigby Honored at Boston House Dinner
Eighteen ladies of the tile tribe in the Isles and billing department of the Agito Supply Lotored honored Mrs Alton T Rigby at a dinner at the Boston House Thursday evening. She is moving the employee the plant and received gifts from the group.
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Alton T. Rigby
Isles
Agito Supply
Boston
Rigby
He Group
Mrs Newell Beckwith Hosts Pleasant Evening Friends
Mrs Newell Beckwith hosted a social evening at her home with guests including Mrs Joan Decker Jr Mrs Ovan Moyer Mrs Leslie Smith Mr George Carmcke and daughter Beverly Jean Mrs Mae Miller and Miss Ti Spencer enjoyed refreshments and companionship in a cordial gathering.
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Waverane Manoers
Newell Beckwith
Aaord
Joan Decker Jr
Ovan Moyer
Leslie Smith
George Carmcke
Beverly Jean
Mae Miller
Ti Spencer
Baressi Welcomes Baby At Corey Hospital
Mr and Mrs Joseph Baressi of 122 Fourth Avenue announce the birth yesterday at Corey Hospital. Mrs Baressi, formerly Veltris Welmore, shares the news of their new arrival and family joy.
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Corey Hospital
Joseph Baressi
Fourth Avenue
Baresi
Veltis Welmore
Safety Fashions Guard Women Welders From Burns
Women welders gain protection from flame proof work clothing treated with a chemical. Ammonium sulfamate coats gloves aprons and headgear without altering appearance or texture. Wet industries rapidly adopt these nonflammable garments against flying sparks.
Dana Drake Embraces Warm Emerald Quilt Petticoat
In cold weather Dana Drake prepares for winter by adding a vivid emerald green quilted taffeta petticoat. The garment is described as warm and practical, designed to supplement her lines and provide insulation during chilly conditions.
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Dana Drake
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society Meets
The Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian church met in the church parlors yesterday afternoon at three. Officers appointed included Mrs. A. Sandburg Mrs. A. L. Brooks and Miss Mae Fisher. They voted to donate ten dollars to the choir for new music. Mrs. Frank Lille led "America" and Miss Lotta Bonsteel spoke on Abraham Lincoln. A tureen dinner followed and February birthday members were Alma Gardner D Simmons Lotta Bonsteel and Mac Jones.
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Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
Ladies' Aid Society
The
Presbyterian Church
A. ©. Sandburg
A. L. Brooks
Mae Fisher
America
Frank Lille
Lotta
Bonsteel
Abraham Lincoln
Frank Lillie
H. B. Smith
Deatt McInnes
Alma Gardner
D. Simmons
Lotta Bonsteel
Mrs R G Barnes Hosts Valentine Party at West Pleasant
Mrs R G Barnes entertained several ladies last evening at her West Pleasant street home for a Valentine party. Guests included Mrs Vincent Anderson Mrs T W Whitehead Mrs C J Bennett Mrs Webb Andrus Mrs Stirtley Wichels Mrs Grvin Eilliore Mrs Lelind Johnston and Mrs BR Dewey. A salad and dessert course followed with red and white decorations in keeping with the holiday.
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R. G. Barnes
West Pleasant Street
Valentine Party At United Brethren Sunday School
Sunday School groups held a Valentine party last evening featuring games and contests. Refreshments of assorted goodies and chocolate milk were served as favors. Chairman Mr Field F. and Miss Helen led committees in arranging the event.
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Valentine
Juno
United Brethren
Wes
Valentine Favors
Fieald Fh
Helen
Atvranges Fenaument
Amici Bible Class Met Last Evening
Amici Bible Class of the United Brethren in Christchurch met last evening at the edifice on North Center street. Thirty members attended. After a brief business session, seasonally themed games were played. Prizes went to Mr. and Mrs W. McClintock, Elbert Bush, and Mrs. G. T. Bergman. Mrs. R. E. Davis, who has a birthday Sunday, was feted at a Valentine shower. Committee members served refreshments.
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George A. Black
Camp Barkley
Tex
Andre Milton Zalmede
Paul Brynolfson
Cleveland
Winheld Williams
Ford Henning
Jennette Clark
St. Vincent's Hospital
Erie
Dorr Chirl
East Minin Street
B. J. Roach
Burch Durdon
Ale
Newell Beckwith
Sullivan
New York State
T. B. Steele
Norfolk
Lieub
Steele
Karl Knoll
Hugh Baten
Carey
New York City
John Lanston
Park Street
GB. Boyd
Hindman
Harvey Loveland
Washington, D. C
Corry
J. Donald Watson
Jimmy
Watson
Payars
James D. Watl
Athens
Homer Reese
Oi Cu
Sergi
Charles Reese
Atlanta
Walter Hindaon
Lulu Miller
Jamestown
George Huntley
Prosueet Street
Loren’ Rusalph Gibbons
Camp Croft
D. C
Gre Gibbonis
Glen W. Bracken
Cooperstown
Barbara Ann Keppel
Knox School
Belly Ox
Pittsburgh
R.A. Ott
East Frederick Street
Amici Bible
Amici Bible Class
United Brethren
Christchurch
North Center Street
W. McClintock
Elbert Bush
G. T. Bergman
R. E. Davis
Herbert Gilson
William Halfast
Cecil Ross
Dan Wright
Coburn
Fragmentary OCR Note on Races and Participants
The readable text mentions Blu and Chi with numbers 4 and 5 and references to fractions or counts between 1 race and a frame. Several phrases appear garbled, suggesting an incomplete description of participants and possible race setup without clear events or outcomes.
Fragmented High School Sports Note From Local Paper
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a special event, training, and inters. references Ghent, Titusville, and a game. Details are incomplete, but it hints at school sports activity and a summer or early autumn schedule with athletes preparing and something about giving up.
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Reparem
Fo Ts
Ghent
Game War Arts
Titusville
Local sports notes mention 16 and town star status
Fragmentary lines reference 16 as a pee zal Corps 9e and call the town star the greatest of all time. Mentions about calling for the season, Flint Ga, and various names appear unreadable.
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Peezal Corps
Inc Flint Gaonidder
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