Red Cross Directors Meet in Chapter Rooms
Nine Red Cross directors met last evening in chapter rooms opening with prayer. Jeddy chaired. Mrs Harvey Loveland named canteen chairman. Leo Al spoke on fund drive starting February 28. Junior Red Cross knit for Deshon Veterans Hospital and will place fund drive signs in local stores. Bloodmobile visits May 10. First aid classes announced. open course begins at Wright School Monday at 7 30.
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Red Cross
Jeddy
George Orcutt
Harvey Loveland
Leo al
Glenn Wood
Deshon Veterans Hospital
Wright School
St. Edward's School
Founders Day Program At PTA Meeting
The Concord PTA held its Founders Day program at the school at 8 pm. Devotions were led by Mrs. William Peiffer, and a brief business session followed. Ruth Carroll’s room won the attendance award, and Mrs. Alfred J. Morrison thanked past presidents. Mrs. M. Baldwin spoke on Founders Day and PTA origins at Chautauqua. Mrs. Samuel Wood sang A Perfect Day with Mrs. N. L. Bogden at the piano. Miss Mary Lou Signorelli won the door prize floral centerpiece. Mrs. Davison and Miss Helen Johnson directed urns as cake coffee and tea were served by third grade mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTA
Concord Parent-Teacher Association
William Peiffer
Ruth Carroll
Alred J. Morrison
Lawrence Davison
Irene Mountain
Robert Orr
J. B. Cogan
M. ©. Baldwin
Chautauqua, N. x
Samuel Wood
N. L. Bogden
Mary Lou Signorelli
Davison
Helen Johnson
Mentor Club Hosts Mrs F B Sullivan in March Meet
Mrs F B Sullivan hosted Mentor Club guests at her daughter Mrs Alton Dahlstrand’s home on East Smith Street. Fourteen members attended with current events and a brief business session led by Miss Leora Stranahan. Stranahan presented a life of the English poet Byron and Lowise Williams read his poems. A fruit salad wafers tea and coffee were served. Mrs A E Ortner to host the March 7 gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mentor Club
F. B. Sullivan
Alton Dahlstrand
East Smith Street
Leora Stranahan
Byron
A. £. Ortner
Clu
Jolly Eight Club Meets At Mrs Gates Home
Jolly Eight Club members gathered yesterday afternoon at Mrs Ralph Gates of Gould Street. The entertainment totaled 500 with high prize awarded to Mrs E D Brown and low to Mrs Gates. Hostess served George Washington cherry pie and coffee. Next meeting set for two weeks with Mrs Brown of East South Street.
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Ralph Gates
Jolly Eight Club
Jolly Ight Club
Gould Street
E. D. Brown
Low
Gates
Mrs. Brown
East South Street
WCTU Meeting at C A Johnson Home Features Washington Theme
Fifteen members of the Women's Christian Temperance Union gathered at Mrs. O A Johnson’s 528 West Church street yesterday afternoon. Irene Mountain presided and Floya Johnson led devotional thoughts on We Seek Him in Prayer. Members presented articles Tombstone and Tobacco and It Fits Your Need. A petition opposing liquor advertising on TV radio and magazines was filed by Lillian Whiteley. The group plans a temperance poster contest directed by Leon TenHuisen and John Logan. Washington cream pie and coffee were served. Next meeting set for March 22 at Mrs. Guy Bennink’s home.
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WCTU
C. A. Johnson
Women's Christ and Temperance Union
O. A. Johnson
West Church Street
Irene Mountain
Floya Johnson
George Washington
Francis Willard
WOTC
Tombstone
Tobacco
Johnson
Lillian Whiteley
Leon TenHuisen
John Logan
Guy Bennink
Grace ‘Thomson
Floyd Johnson
Washington
South Center
Bridge Group Meets With Mrs Robert Moore
Local bridge club members met with Mrs. Robert Moore of East Park Place last evening. Substitutes included Mrs. Charles French Mrs. C A Williams and Mrs Joseph Furst. Prize winners were Mrs. C A Hillstrom and Mrs Russell Brant. Hostess served a light lunch before adjourning to meet in two weeks with Mrs. Duane Fogle.
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Robert Moore
East Park Place
Charles French
C. A. Willams
Joseph Furst
C. A. Hillstrom
Russell Brant
Duane Fogle
Legion Auxiliary Meeting Reported
Legion Auxiliary met last evening. Members voted to send a donation to the flag house in Baltimore home of the original Betsy Ross flag. They made diapers for the children's clinic here and discussed a March birthday party. Mrs Laraia and Mrs Omi served cherry pie and coffee.
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We Legion Auxiliary
Baltimore
Betsey Ross
Joseph Laraia
Richard Omi
Morris and McCray Families Welcome Newborns
A son was born yesterday afternoon at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Morris of Clymer, with the mother being Joyce Legters Morris. A daughter arrived this morning to Mr. and Mrs. Perry McCray of Higin at Corry Memorial Hospital.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Ronald Morris
Clymer
Morris
Joyce Legters
Perry McCray of
Higin
Epsilom Phi Sorority Stag Pre-Lenten Party
The Epsilom Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held a pre-Lenten dancing party last evening at the rooms. Mrs. Frank Wise and Mrs. Eyland Harvey directed the event with square dancing music by Allan Hasbrouck and his group. Guests were served hot dogs donuts and coffee by Mrs. Wise and her committee. The next regular meeting is scheduled for March 1 at Mrs Mauro Novello’s East Main Street home.
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Epsilom Phi
Béta Sigma Phi Sorority
Frank Wise
Eyland Harvey
Allan Hasbrouck
Spring Creek PTA Holds February Meeting
The Spring Creek PTA met at the township hall on Monday evening. Leaders from the Girl Scouts spoke about activities. Principal speaker Rasselas W. Brown, Wright School PTA treasurer, urged fathers to believe in PTA. Mrs Armitager and Mrs Cobb sang a duet "Juanita" with Mrs Mortis on piano. Refreshments followed and a Founders Day gift collection was taken.
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Spring Creek Pta
Spring Creek Township
PTA
William Armitager
Harold Cobb
Juanita
Victor Mortis
Calvin Circle Meets For Monthly Session
The Calvin Circle of the Presbyterian Women's Association met at Mrs. Delbert Robinson's East Smith Street home with 18 members and one guest, Mrs. Stella Robinson. Mrs. J Harold Patterson opened with prayer and led devotions on Hebrews. Reports from committees were shared, Adele McCray led the India program, and Mrs. Patterson reviewed Knight of the Kingdom about Dr. William Wanless. Refreshments were served by Mrs. William Hall and Mrs. Ann Smith. The next meeting is March 22 at Mrs. Page Louderbuck's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin
Calvin Circle
Presbyterian Women's Association
Delbert Robinson
East Smith Street
Stella Robinson
J. Harold Patterson
Charles Warner
Adele McCray
India
Wheelock PTA Holds Routine Meeting With New Committees
Mrs. Niels Sorenson presided over Wheelock PTA last evening in the school. Committees named for next session include refreshments by Mrs. Wayne Hopkins and Mrs. Charles Bugbee and program by Mrs. Walter Krupa and Mrs. Carl Fullom. Children performed songs recitations and plays. cookies and coffee were served. Next meeting is March 22. The American Music Conference estimates 19,300,000 Americans play the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheelock Pta
Niels Sorenson
Wheelock
Parent-Teacher Association
Wayne Hopkins
Charles Bugbee
Walter Krupa
Carl Fullom
Hospitality Club Meeting at VFW Post
The Hospitality Club held a social gathering yesterday at 2 PM in the Garden Room of the VFW Post home. Mrs. Estella Wells led a brief business session, a dessert of George Washington pie tea and coffee followed, and prizes were awarded to Mrs. Milton Van Dresar Mrs. Rafter and Mrs. Wells for card games. Next month’s program will be led by Mrs. James P. Sullivan. Meanwhile in Waynesburg Pennsylvania Frank Shields 50 of Painesville Ohio died after being trapped in his car for 17 hours during a snowstorm February 10. His car struck a tree overturned and temperatures fell before he was found by a farmer. He died of pneumonia exposure and internal injuries.
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Hospitality Club
Ofolock
VFW Post Home
Estella Wells
George Washington Pie
Mia
Robert Tunnell
J. Fred Kinley
C. E. Rafter
Milton van Dresar
Rafter
Wells
James P. Sullivan
Waynesburg
Frank Shields
Painesville
Ohio
Shields
Manila Pact Backed by U S Promise to Aid Nations
In the Throne Room the Premier states the Manila Pact offers a comprehensive defense framework and preventive measures. He adds the pact also aims to foster freedom culture and social well being, with economic progress and higher living standards for the region.
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Ares
Mantle Treaty Aims At Government Not Nations
Secretary of State Dulles said the Mantle Treaty is directed against the government rather than any nation or people. He stated the U S conference mission is to advance its long standing policy that people deserve liberty in peace and that freedom flourishes only when others enjoy it too.
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Dulles
United States
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