Women join Pittsburgh Symphony in wartime shift
Dr Frits Reiner complains of the female influx into major orchestras as the Pittsburgh Symphony releases 24 women among its 105 members at the opening concert. Notable players include Erika Kubey, first noted for the saxhorn, and Ruth Mulroney in second trombone. Reiner cites equal ability and predicts women will remain after the war if they prove as capable as men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Frits Reiner
Fittsbugh Symphony Orchestra
Pittsburgh Symphony
Erika
Kate
R Ing Kubey
New York
Yo-Baeoun
Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra
Ruth Mulroney
Reiner
Missionary Baptist Group Hosts Speaker Mrs Walter Schupp
Returned missionary Mrs J A Warnken spoke on her work in Africa to the Baptist Ladies Fellowship at North Central Street last evening. Mrs Clara Schell led devotions and Mrs H H Redding presided over the business session. A World Day of Prayer gathering is planned for Friday at 2 30 PM at the Baptist Church. Independent Baptist Fellowship meets next Tuesday. Committees for March were named as Mrs Blanche Love and Mrs Joe Sherwood. Dessert was served by the hostess group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Baptist
Walter Schupp
North Center Street
Baptist Badies’ Fellowship
Clara Schell
God
H.H. Redding
Indies
Baptist Church
Independent Baptist Fellowship
Blanche Love
Joe Sherwood
FP. G. Whiteman
Evenine
J. A. Warnken
Africa
William Huengl
Lil- Man Warner
Gra-Y Supper Draws Ninety At Emmanuel Church
Ninety young people attended the Gra supper in the basement of Emmanuel Episcopal Church last evening. The program opened with a procession led by two youths bearing the Stars and Stripes and the Christian flag as the assembly joined in songs. Special records told The Story of Jesus followed by current announcements and a call to supper. The meal was fine and the event closed with the Mizpah benediction. Committee members included Mrs. Lester Lopus, Mrs. Lestie Wells, Mrs. R. Growell, Mrs. Shatzbatwer, Barbara Roberts, Joan Feldte, and Miss Helen Spencer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
America
Christan
Lester Lopus
Lestie Wells
R. Growell
Shatzbat Wer
Barbara Roberts
Joan Feldte
Helen Spencer
A B Ladies Aid Valentine Party In West Columbus
A B Ladies Aid held a Valentine party at Mrs Clar ence Deyo home on West Columbus avenue with 13 members present. Devotions opened the meeting led by Mrs B Buss. Mrs Harris Watrous presided while Mrs Dan Culver was chosen to plan five months of entertainment. Refreshments included red Jello cakes sandwiches hearts and coffee. The next all day meeting is set for Mrs E K Hawenstein’s home on East Bond street with a tureen noon dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Une United Freuken Ladies’ Aid
Clarence Deyo
West
Columbus Avenue
EB. E. Buss
Harris Watrous
Dan Culver
Deyo
Wesley Ober
Florence Nigh
E. K. Hawenstein
East
Bond Street
Valentine Party At Maple Avenue From Local Socials
Helen Carnary and Blanche Greer hosted a Valentine party Tuesday evening on Maple Avenue. Guests included Mrs. Margaret Catalfo Miss Irene Upperman Mrs. Delbert Pless Miss Dorothy Daniels Miss Shirley Pless Dynior Teed Eugene s Green of Clymer Harry Mel Quiston and Merle Graves of Norfolk VA. Sandwiches salad ice cream and cake were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aus
Helen Carnary
Blanche Greer
Maple Avenue
Margaret Catalfo
Irene Upperman
Delbert Pless
Dorothy Daniels
Shirley Pless
Dynior Teed
Eugens Green
Clymer
Harry Mel Quiston
Merle Graves
S. 1c
Norfolk
Lutheran Aid Meets For Routine Session
Members of the Lutheran Ladies Aid Society met yesterday afternoon at the church. The session opened with devotions led by Mrs D A Hillstrom and Mrs Sibert Lynn, president. Four business matters were discussed, followed by social time. Hostesses for the next meeting, March 14, are Mrs Hillstrom and Mrs Carl Gustafson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Aid
Lutheran Ladies Aid Society
Churgh
D. A. Hillstrom
Sibert Lynn
A. ‘Merker
Charles Dabiserand
Hillstrom
Carl Gustafson
Merch
Youngsville Woman Celebrates 105th Birthday
Mrs. Sarah McCormick, Holland born and longtime Youngsville resident, marked her 105th birthday yesterday. She is great grandmother to Miss May Rowland and connected to local nursing and Aero Supply. The Journal offers congratulations on the milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngsville
Sarah McCormick
May Rowland
Fie
Aero Supply
McCormick
Holland
Sha
Trapping Beavers and Visits Across Local Streets
Corry residents Petey Hansen and Marshall Wilson spend the day trapping beaver in Wattsburg while others travel for visits. Auer leaves for New York City and returns from a long visit with his parents. Mrs Frisina visits Tidionte, Ralph Chirbeusle Jr. visits Erie on business, and Mrs Sidney Dupples returns home to South Bend after a ten day visit with Agnes Eisha and family. Frederick J. Schultz arrives from San Diego for a furlough with his father. Cpl James D. Soges and Mrs Soges visit grandparents in Erie then head back to Philadelphia for a furlough with his parents. Miss Jean Curtis departs to attend Bowman Technical School after a week with her mother and sister. L. C. Barnes returns home from a visit with John S. Weis and family on West Church Street.
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Petey Hansen
Corry
Marshall Wilson
Spartensburg
Wattsburg
Robert L. Auer
New Yor City
Wefw
Auer
East Smith Street
C. Frisina
West Main Street
Tidionte
Ralph Chirbeusle
First- Avenue
Erie
Sidney Dupples
South Bend
Ind
Agnes Eisha
Sciota Road
Frederick J. Schultz
Charles Schultz
Second Avenue
San Diego
Calif
James D. Soges
Philadelphia
John Banks
Bond Street
Jean Curtis
Bowman ‘Technical School
Lancaster
L. C. Barnes
City
John S. Weis
West Church Street
L C B A Meeting At Mrs Murray Home
The L C B A met at Mrs Mary Murray West Church Street with Mrs Murray presiding. Margaret Maloney was chosen delegate to the July national convention and Helen Brown as alternate. They planned contributions to the Infantile Paralysis Fund and will host playing cards in response to an American Legion appeal. A jello salad cake and coffee were served and bingo was played. The next gathering will be March 1 at Mrs Murray's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A
Mary Murray
West Church Street
Stitch And Chatter Club Meeting at Miss Lindstrom home
The Stitch and Chatter Club met yesterday afternoon at the home of Miss Florence Lindstrom with five members attending Mrs. Wallace Mick Mrs. John Mick Mrs. Howard Vanderhoof Mrs. Merle Akam and Miss Lindstrom Lewin plus a visiting member. The hostess served jello salad cake cookies and coffee and announced Mrs. Vanderhoof will host February 28.
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Stitch and Chatter Club
Florence Lindstrom
B.D. 1
Wallace Mick
John Mick
Howard Vanderhoof
Merle Akam
Lindstrom
Lewin
Vanderhoof
Ri, D. 1
Concord School Fourth Grade Valentine Party
The fourth grade of Concord School held a Valentine’s Day party on Wednesday afternoon. Students exchanged cards and played games as the program. Hines, Guignon celebrated a birthday with candy for classmates. Tor cream cake and chocolate milk were served by Miss Ayn Wolford.
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Concord
Hines
Guignon
Tor
Ayn Wolford
Wartime Engagement Party Etiquette From A Social Editor
The article offers wartime engagement party ideas with simple preparations and elegant touches. It suggests tea party elegance for younger brides, including plain breads, delicate sandwiches, and coffee chiffon tarts.
Men s Brotherhood Meeting Hosts Scout Program
The Men's Brotherhood of the Methodist Church gathered for a chicken dinner served by the Women s Society. After singing led by Mrs. R S Dewey, J B Dahlstrand introduced John Sharrow of the Boy Scouts Washington Trail Council who spoke on the Scout program and presented sound reels titled The Scout Trail. Sharrow also sang The Lord s Prayer before a closing prayer by Rev PB Galbreath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men's Brotherhood
Men's Brotherhood of the Methodist Church
Women's Society of Christian Service
R. S. Dewey
O. A. Johnson
Brotherhood
J. B. Dahlstrand
Dewey
John Sharrow
Boy Scouts of the
Washington ‘Trail Council
Sharrow
Clyde Sholzbager
My. Sharrow
Galbreath
N. F. Club Meets at Mrs Heath Home on Franklin Street
The N. F. Club gathered Wednesday night at Mrs. Prank Heaths Franklin street home for sewing and visiting. A delicious salad course was served. The next meeting will be February 8 at Mrs Nellie Merkers East Pleasant street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. F
Prank Heath
Franklin Street
Nellie Merker
East Pleasant Street
Mrs Elwood Baccus Hosts Club Meeting at Home
Mrs Elwood Baccus entertained her club at her South Central Street home with two tables of play. Awards went to Mrs Richard Rossbacher, Mrs Baccus and Mrs George Stanford. The hostess served fruit jello salad hot rolls tea and coffee. Mrs Clinton McLean will host February 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood Baccus
South Centar Street
Richard Rossbacher
Baccus
George Stanford
Clinton McLean
Franklin Street
Family Birthday Greetings For Mrs Marietta May
A local gathering at the W C Scot home on Wayne Street offered congratulations to Mrs Marietta May who celebrated her 901st birthday at her daughter's home. A small group later honored Mrs May and Mrs Emma Dodge who will be 90 on July 7. Mrs May received many felicitation reminders on her birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Scot
Wayne Street
Marietta May
Scot
May
Emma Dodge
Eastern Star Holds Evening Session at Maronic Temple
The Order of the Eastern Star met last night at the Maronic Temple with moderate attendance. Worthy Matron Mrs Thelma Barnes presided. Mrs Clifford Wesb attended as a guest. Miss Harry Smith and the special committee served light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the Eastern Star
Maronic Temple
Worthy Mather
Radio program listings for SLU and Big Three Conference results
A compact radio schedule lists SLU segments from 7:49 to 10:30 with guests such as Chester Bowles of OPA and figures including Frank Sinatra Bing Crosby Rudy Vallee and Garry Doughis. It mentions NBC and CBS programs and suspense, with death notices and cancer notes alongside musical guests and first lines.
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Toment
Chester Bowles
Opa
Bob Burns
Dita Shore
Frank Sinatra
Bing Crosby
Abbott and
Castullo
Rudy Vallee
CBS
Lee BoWwnut
Death Valley
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Victor Herbert
Marietta
Frank, Morgan
Elsa Lanchester
Douglass Dumbrille
Joseph Cawthorne
Cecilia Parker
W.S. van Dyke
Hunt Stromberg
Jida Johnson Young
Victor Herbart
March of
Ey Wma
Gorine
Helen Harper Twin
White
Navy
Zuckerman
A. B. Ladies’ Aid Valentine Party
Stitch and Chatter Club Meeting
Charlotte Adams
Associated Press
Witt
Mother
Gestions
Larty
Brent
Temi
Mothe
Boy
Ardee
Bolton
Dog Food
Hamie
Food Store
Est
Helen
Mrs. Marietta
Manniss
Bobbie Brooks
Chapin
WAVE
WAC
Washington
Congenis
Fenton
House
Fenlon
T.s.icelsey
O. D. Optometrist
Canter St. Rhone
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