Jolly Eight Club Holds Meeting At Rest Mainsieet Home
Jolly Eight Club met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs A Pier’s Rest Mainsieet home. Members played 500 with awards to Mrs J B Clark and Mrs D Haupin. Hostess served salad wafers and coffee. Next meeting set for February 27 with Mrs Ralph Gates of Gould street.
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Jolly Eight Club
Jolly Fight Club
A. Pier
Rest Mainsieet
J. B. Clark
D. Haupin
Ralph Gates
Gould Street
Mrs. Clair Hosts Poetry Society Meeting
Mrs Joseph R Clair of Maple avenue entertained the Poetry Society and guest Miss Elizabeth Rogers last night. The program was a Valentine greeting with readings about Abraham Lincoln and salad refreshments were served. Miss Helen Spencer will entertain the group on February 27.
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Joseph R. Clair
Poetry Society
The
Elizabeth Rogers
Maple Avenue
Abraham Lincoln
Clair
Helen Spencer
Miss Gordon Speaks To Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Miss Gordon gave a handweaving talk and showed finished articles at the Epsilon Phi Chapter meeting in the American Legion Home. Twelve members attended. Mrs. Frank Laurie presided. bake sale chair was named. international rushing agenda adopted for next month. nominating committee elected with plans to present slate at the March 27 meeting featuring guest speaker Mrs. Robert Catlin.
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Miss Gordon
Laurie
A. J. Morrison
Jack Dempsey
Robert Catlin
Birthday party honors Diane at grandmother’s home
Robert Smith hosted an afternoon party from 3 to 5:30 at Mrs Tyan Smilfy’s East Pleasant street home with 22 Diane's classmates. Guests received valentine favors and a heart shaped cake as they watched television and enjoyed chili ice cream and cake.
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Sura
Robert Smith
Diane
Tyan
Smilfy
East Pleasant Street
Di~ane
Golden Links Class Regular Session At Home
Mrs Bertha Stockton hosted 22 members and one guest of the Golden Links Class at her home. Mrs Zuelle McElroy presided with devotions by Mrs Mary Frater. Members voted $10 for a missionary typewriter fund and the next meeting is March 13 at Mrs E H Rogers, East Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Stockton
Methodist Church
Zuelle McElroy
Mary Frater
W. B. Stowe
Boston
Vinnie Fuller
Emma Bramhall
V. 3
Phillips
E. Hi. Roger
Main Street
Rotary Club Rehearsals Begin For March Show
The Rotary Club held a dinner meeting last evening focused on rehearsals for a minstrel show set for March 26 27 at the Senior High School. Tickets are on sale through Rotarians. Guests James H Starr Belleville and Robert Collins Jr attended alongside regular members.
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Persod Rnoame
Rotary Club
James H. Starr
Belleville
Robert Collins, Jr
Mrs Cleve Morton Hosts Card Club Meeting
Mrs Cleve Morton of Parkstro entertained the W B B Club Tuesday night with two tables of contract bridge. Awards went to Mrs William Spiesman and Mrs William Myers. A valentine gift exchange occurred. The next meeting is February 27 at Mrs Walter Blair’s home East Bond Street. Guests included Mrs James Sullivan and Mrs Harold Burgnon.
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Cleve Morton
Parkstro
William Spiesman
William Myers
Walter Blair
East Bond Street
James Sullivan
Harold Burgnon
Jetub
Housewarming for Mrs. Walter Krupa at R D 3 home
Four tables of canasta and contract card games were played at a housewarming party for Mrs. Walter Krupa. Co hosts Mrs. Stanley Anderson Mrs. Camden Ruffner and Mrs. Lester Danner assisted. Prizes went to Mrs. Lewis Hopkins and Mrs. W Hess for canasta and to Mrs. Leon Root and Mrs. Robert Wank for contract. The group presented a floor lamp to the host, with sandwiches relishes cookies and coffee served at the end.
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Krupa
Phiy
Walter Krupa
R. D
Stanley Anderson
Camden Ruffner
Lester Danner
Lewis Hopkins
W. W. Hess
Leon Root
Robert Wank
Nurses Alumnae Meet at West Smith Street Home
Nurses Alumnae gathered Tuesday evening at Miss Neylon Sebeck engest home on West Smith Street. Mrs Richart Hachomer led the session and members adjourned to Martys Fireside for spaghetti dinner with decorations in Valentine's Day theme. Next meeting set for March 13 with hostess to be announced.
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West Smith Sitet
Neylon Sebeck
Engest
Richart Hachomer
Marty's Fire
Birth of Son for Mr and Mrs Alex Pold at Corry Hospital
A son was born yesterday afternoon to Mr. and Mrs. Alex Pold at Corry Hospital, with the family residing at 310/2 East streets.
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Alex Pold
East
Corry Hospital
Lovell School P T A Met Last Evening
The Lovell School P T A met Tuesday at the schoolhouse for a regular session. Miss Helen Bush spoke on Moody Bible Institute and nursing training. Roland Hasbrouck read a paper on children's manners and led the business meeting. Modeling clay was purchased for first graders. A social was planned. Mrs Gates and Mrs Culver provided refreshments. The association adjourned to meet March 1. Mrs Gates won the evening prize for the prettiest handmade item.
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Lovell’s
Gues
Helen Bush
Moody ‘Bible Institute
Roland Hasbrouck
Forrest. Gates
Frank Culver
Gates
Mrs J B Clark Honored By Birthday Club
The Friendly Birthday Club honored Mrs J B Clark with a social evening at Mrs Brady Fleek’s home on North Center Street. Ten members and two guests attended. bingo prizes went to Mrs Jennie Akam and Mrs Simmonsen, door prize to Mrs Emile Hast. Next hostess is Mrs Bertha Darwin of Delaware Street on March 13.
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J.B. Clark
Friendly Birthday Club
Bradys Fleek
North Center Street
Dolores
Bernard
Ewiesh Simimonsen
Jennie Akam
Simmonsen
Emile Hast
Beretha, Darwin
Delaware Street
Norman Rosengren Heads Aero Foremen Club
Norman Rosengren was elected president of the Aero Foremen's Club for the coming year along with Charles B. Willett as vice president Lon B. Rhines as secretary and Rob Sand Stowe as treasurer The meeting at Second Avenue and West Main Street featured Fred McGrutier of Meadville installing officers and speakers from the National Association of Foremen and Aero Supply Co Inc highlighting jet engine advances.
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Dew Guess
Aero Foremen’s Club
Second Avenue
West Main Street
Norman Rosengren
Charles B. Willett
Lon B. Rhines
Rob Sand
Stowe
Fred McGrutier
Meadville
National Association of Foreman
NAF
Sam J. Trying
Aero Supply Mig. Co., Inc
Geore Downey
Hospitality Club Hosts Red Cross Fund Speaker
Stewart Long, Local Red Cross drive chairman, spoke at the Hospitality Club meeting at the American Legion Home. He outlined the year's quota and noted that only donors will be solicited for funds and blood, with top priority for the blood bank and servicemen families. The social portion featured valentines made by members and a door prize bouquet donated by Floradora Flower Shop.
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Hospitality Club
Red Cross Fund
Stewart Long
Red Crass
American Legion
Leslie Wells
Longold
Red Cross
Long
Howard Ross
Floradora Flower Shop
B. Bettes
Wells
John East
Bettes
Harry Hall
George Boyd
Leon Lindsley
Paul Bauer
Holy Name Society Plans Activities At St Elizabeths
The Holy Name Society held a regular monthly meeting at St Elizabeths Hall after rosary at St Elisabeths Church. About 65 new attendees were present and plans for a April communion breakfast and a July laymen retreat were discussed. Father DeSanti gave a talk on retreats for laymen. A booklet Radio Replies by Fathers Rumble and Carty was distributed. Members will attend communion at their respective churches next Sunday. The meeting closed with a prayer led by Father DeSanti.
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Holy Name Society
Holy ‘Name Society
St. Elizabeth’s Hall
St. Elisabeth's Church
Father Caldwell
Father DeSanti
Fathers Rumble
Carty
Edwards Hall
Knox Circle Hosts Miss Lana Merker Meeting
Knox Circle of the Presbyterian Church met last evening at Miss Lana Merker’s East Pleasant street home. Miss Marion Smith led a lenten study from Titus, the social hour followed, and light refreshments were served by Miss Hagel Merker and others. The next meeting will be at Mrs Jance Blisworth’s home on March 12.
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Esther Jones
North Cen
Englewood
Caloratio
L. J. Schwab
Tidioute
George Aldrich
Snyder Circle
Sigmund Mendusewski
Suzanne
Bass, Charels Street
Merrill F. Une
Erie
Lillie
Paul F. Bauer
Mead Ville
Presbytery of
First Presbyterian Church
Thatity
Bruce Ellaworth
Buffalo
Gorry-Jamestown
Mfg. Corp
Lloyd Lanphere
Gulf Area
Ajax
Knox Circle
The
Presbyterian Church
East Pleasant Street
Lana Merker
Marion Smith
Mas Smith
Douglas Rozelle
Hagel Merker
Florence Amy
Bertha Schreus
Jance Blisworth
Benny 39 Again as Comic Joins Valentine Birthday
Jack Benny turns 98 and jokes he is 39 again in a Valentine’s Day note. The comic plans a quiet celebration at home with Mary Livingstone, his wife of 24 years. His age gag has run for years, recalling a 29th year in show business.
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Benny
Hollywood
Jack Benny
Wal- Kegan
Hell
Mary Livingstone
Dnthis
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