Delightful Patriotic Tea Hosted by D A R Chapter
A D A R chapter held a decorated tea at the Gilbert home on West Church Street from 4:00 to 6:00 PM. Sixty five attendees enjoyed a musical program by Dewey Cutlisch Hulberg and piano numbers by Miss Hulberg. Red Cross articles and Bundles for Britain were displayed as Mrs. Giblin and others assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyon
H.A. Gilbert
West Church Street
Brokenstraw Valley
Daughters of the American Revolution
RS. Dewey
Bess Cutlisch
Martha Hulberg
Gilbert
Jessie K. Newton
W. W. Auer
Red Cross
Britain
Thomas P. Giblin
R. B. Mosier
W. A. Redmond
W. R. Hultberg
James Mactn Tes
BP. Starr
Rehoboth Class Hosts Mrs Warren White Evening
Mr and Mrs Warren White entertained members of the Rehoboth Class of the United Brethren church at their West Columbus avenue home. The program included a brief business meeting led by president John Westley followed by a Valentine party with games and a Flannelgraph talk by Mrs Willis Price. Lunch was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rehoboth
Warren White
Brethnren Church
West Columbus Avenue
Ms. White
Marshall Sherwood
H.R. Harris
Barton Smith
John Westley
Willis Price
Birthday Party Honors Honor O A McClintock
Mrs O A McClintock hosted a birthday event at her East Wayne Street home honoring Mr McClintock. Guests included Floyd Crosby Phillip Zalaneck A V Cochran Elmer Sharer and William Johnson Jr. Five hundred furnished the evening with prizes awarded to Mrs Johnson Mr Crosby and the Zalmecks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honor O. A. McClintock
O. A. McClintock
East Wayne Street
McClintock
Floyd Crosby
Phillip Zalaneck
A. V. Cochran
Elmer Sharer
William Johnson, Jr
Johnson
Crosby
Mrs. Zalmeck
Tommy Lathrop Honored On Birthday At Home
Mrs. Wilbur Lathrop with Mrs. Brank Lathrop entertained nine children and their mothers at her home on Wednesday for Tommys third birthday. Guests included Robert McElroy Judy Jerome Danielle MarLett Sandra Lee Ferry Dickie Staples Jerry Swanson Wayne Skinner Jr Donnie Sargent and Walter Landers. Games were played and a luncheon was served at 4 30 oclock. Gifts and fine appointments were given to Tammy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Lathrop
Wilbur Lathrop
Brank Lathrop
Tommy
Robert McElroy
Judy Jerome
Daanna Mary MarLett
Sandra Lee Ferry
Dickie Staples
Jerry Swanson
Wayne Skinner
Donnie Sargent
Walter Landers
Tammy
Radio Schedule Highlights War Era Programs and Sports
Evening on NBC CBS and MBS feature fight cards Tommy Tucker versus Jimmy Webb and Tony Zale versus Steve Mamakos, plus Lucille Manners and Kate Smith hours. News notes include a Ran dolph Field broadcast and a claim about Japan’s 26 centuries of rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NBC Red
CBS
NBC Blue
MBS
NBC Chains
Tommy Tucker
Jimmy Webb
Tony Zale
Steve Mamakos
Lucille Manners
Beony Rubin
Mr. Ginsburg
Wings of Destiny
Kate Smith
Johnhy
Jeannette MacDonald
Deliverance
Randolph Field
Washington
P. Mn
Rainbow Division
Cys
Archibald MacLeish
Democratic Club Forum
NBC
February Meeting of Washington P T A Brief Report
The February Washiriro Parent Teachers Association meeting was held at the school with a 9 15 PM start. Members heard talks on How Rayon Is Made Ine Glory of Galton Other Uses at Cotton and various Japan and China topics. Mrs Hullett described Boligin school conditions while Supt R S Dewey spoke on the new report card for first grades. Attendance prizes and Founders Day refreshments were noted. study circle set for February 28 at Mrs Walter Pier’s home.
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Washington P. T. A
Washiriro
Harold Jackson
Japan
Mandana Bemis
China
Dorothy Aymon
Hullett
Boligin
South America
North Ameri
Dewey
Room, Chiers
The Spider Current Playhouse Offering
The Spider at Erie Playhouse stars William Lewis in lead as Monsieur Chatrand in a fast moving mystery drama. Cast includes familiar Playhouse players and new faces. Tickets for performances are on sale with reservations encouraged. The production, first staged by Sam Harris in New York, follows a long celebrated run in another venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wile Lewis
Monsieur Chatrand
Playhouse Theater
Erie
Lewis
Playhouse
Sam Harris
Chenin Theater
New York City
Kid Warisans Club Social Double Feature at Hotel Camy
Members of the Kid Wwanis cluby gathered at Hotel Camy last evening for a double feature program. Mr Dower from Lucky Strike presented films about a region through the southern tobacco country, while Dope of Agriculture representatives showed movies on Stem Rust Control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kid Wwanis
Mrs. Mary Maxwell Observes 92nd Birthday at Home
Mrs. Mary Maxwell aged 92 of Fast Branch hosts a birthday at her residence today. She has lived in the area for many years and is survived by five children Walter Maxwell Washington D.C. William Maxwell Pittsburgh George Maxwell and Edith Senun Hartford with several grandchildren.
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Emery Black
Whiting
Corry Hospital
Titusville|unt
Mary J. Hall
John A. Black
Laura Kendall
Erie
Estella Turner
Edwin Turner
First Ave
W. H. Sands
Mt. Vernon
Blaine Kinneaid
Tetum
Mary Maxwell
Walters Couple Quietly Celebrate 41st Anniversary
Mr and Mrs J H Walters of 412 West Pleasant street celebrate their 41st wedding anniversary at home. Friends extend congratulations and best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Walters
West Pleasant Street
Wash Home
Rev and Mrs Belman host dinner party on West Church
Rev and Mrs Belman hosted a dinner party at their West Church Street home last evening. Attending were Mr and Mrs O B Monroe and son Conrad, B C Hemingway, Mrs D Peltier and daughter Kathleen, Miss Eve Kepler, Miss Shirley Harvey and Mrs Jane Mixter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belman
James
Bema
West Church Street
Mrs R G Anderson Hosts Bridge Club Night
Mrs R G Anderson hosted her bridge club at her North Center Plaza home. Awards went to Mrs H D Davis and Mrs H G Wolfe. The hostess served refreshments after the games. The club plans to meet next week at Mrs Walivy Scott’s North Center street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Anderson
North Centerplrtes
H. d. Davis
H. G. Wolfe
Anderson
Walivy Scott
North Center Street
Paris Fashions Open Spring Exhibition After Collapse
Paris hosts its first Spring show since the Franco-Prussian defeat with large off the face hats and open top bandelixely frocks. Designers like Paquin present gowns in violes grays and whites as evening skirts sweep the ground, while reporters note absence of German buyers and mused femininity in trimmed sleeves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Alice Maxwell
Vis
Berlin
Fraride
Paquin
Ue Rue de la Paix
Vanity Shower Gifts Reported in Unclear Local Note
An unreadable clump of text mentions vanity shower items and gifts arranged on a table. The fragment references Brielle bondi and Fisher, plus items like lipstick and powder, with unclear context or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mum
Beingyane
Brielle Bondi
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Fred Pouletta
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Youngsville
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City Market
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Dial
O’coat
Bernstein Bros
North Center
St. Corry, Pa
Gary L. White
U. S. Res
Cavalry
Philadelphia
Florence White
Mary Brockman
H. A. Brockman
East Main
Veel
Unio
Scranton
Alice McLaughlin
West Wastington Street
GeOnGt
Hank
Washigton
Valley Forge
Citizens National Bank of Corry
the Spider
Jor Campbell
Calif
Scott Tissue
Monarch
Wayside Market
West Smith & W. Wayne
Pune
Shee
Heaton
UG Chevroley
Thomas Motor Company
Plymouth
Packard
Dr. Brougham
Pw Witte
F.C. Chapin & Sons
the National Bank OF Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Washington, D. C
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