District Y MCA Secretaries Meet at Local Y Rooms
Secretaries of the Northwest District of the M C A met at the local Y rooms yesterday with eleven attenders. Arthur O Burgess hosted the gathering while Rev James McIntosh led devotions on World Day of Prayer. Lunch was provided by the Ladies Auxiliary. Cost Control topic was led by Nate Schilling with regional secretaries from Erie and Ol City in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.C.A
Warren
Oi Cliy
Erie
Thusyine
Arthur O. Burgess
Wits
James McIntosh
M. CA
C. A. Mountain
Omer Crowell
Leland John
Stone
Russell Briggs
Wtts
Laurens Dixon
Eric
Nate Schilling
Max Darone
Wesley Jfravis
M.C
Mrs Jack Stahl Hosts Hospital Card Party At Gorry
Mrs Jack Stahl of West Pleasant Street hosted a card party Wednesday evening for the Vanishing bridge event sponsored by the Ladies Auxiliary of Gorry Hospital. Canasta was played and awards went to Mrs Morris Wickwire and Mrs Norman Matz. The hostess served tuna salad cheese and crackers with coffee and tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wits
Ick Stahl
West Pleasant Street
Crap
Gorry Hospital
Morris Wickwire
Norman Matz
W R C Tureen Dinner And Social Afternoon
Seven members of the Women's Relief Corps No 49 and J. Andrews Post Auxiliary to the GAR enjoyed a social afternoon after a noon dinner at Mrs. K D Brown 429 East South Street. During the program birthdays of Abraham Lincoln and George Washington were celebrated and a $500 prize was played. Next meeting is March 2 in the LOOT Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Relief Corps No. 49
J. Andrews
GAR
K. D. Brown
East South Street
Abraham Lincoln
George Washinton
Brotherhood Pancake Supper At E U B Church
The E U B Church hosted a Brotherhood pancake supper served at 6:30 by the committee Feith Henton Allen Rigby Ben Fairdall Delayar Jamdeen and others. Vice President Harold Randall led the business meeting which planned a joint march with Union City B W Church on Friday March 24 at the local church. G T Bergman chaired the event committee. Film offerings included Sound movies Grosraads of America and two school films Pennsylvania Turnpike and Rubber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uuy Mieh
United Brethren
Brotherhood
Feith Henton
Allen Rigby
Benmin Fairdall
Delayar Jamdeen
Sind Bier B. Bush
Harold Randall
Union City
BW. B
G. T. Bergman
For ‘Am
Grosraads of America
Commuunists
Iabor
Rubber
Gatherings mark local lodge meeting and charity drive
A stee Gathering of the Cult ure Dav ehiers of America met in the G A rooms with Grand Regent Mrs Jerome Needham presiding. Mrs James Hunter announced a public relations directive from the national chair and noted plans to help 2,000 families at home and 2,659 abroad in Poland, Italy, France, Austria and Germany. Medical missions in Philadelphia received bandages and slips, while a book review and February meetings were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culture Davehiers of America
Jerome Needham
James Hunter
Public Rel
Cathote Draghters
Poland
Taly
France
Austria
Germany
James Dasalliy
Lve Cross
Alford Morrison, Sr
Mary Spravert
Heney Peclonsky
Baresi
Floyd Black
Theres Bopnlak
Founders Day Program At Fairview School PTA
February PTA meeting at Fairview School featured a Founders Day program with Mrs Cogan chairing, Miss Helen Brown leading the flag salute, and biographies of Mrs Alice Burney presented. Music by Marilyn Canfield and Allan Sheffield provided the entertainment. cupcakes, coffee, and tea were served. March meeting date announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview School
P. T
P. TA
Mayonowes
Coghn
Wissented
Helen Brown
Cogan Todix
Inio
Letyrd
Alice Burney
Jagut
C. B. Hearns
Chgutt
Mes. Birney
Heyrs
PTA
Donald Gales
Edward “Rossbacher
Lawrence Hansen
Deland Wilcox
Uist
Honkiye
Marilyn Canfield
Pliny Ane
Allan
Shmuel Caxffield
John Gilmore
Lawrence Nichols
Glen Baits
Ray Picciilio
John Sheehan
Coxatt
Dinner Party at Bensink Home for Dairymen Guests
Last evening Mr and Mrs William Bensink hosted a social with Dairymen's League members and Miss Charlotte Humphrey at their home. A yeast pork and sauerkraut supper was served at 9 o clock. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Cecil Humphrey and others. Mrs Howard read comic verses and a poem about sauerkraut written by a relative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bensink
Willam Bensink
Dairymen’s League
Charlotte Humphrey
Cecil Humphrey
F. ©. Harviy
Guy Sut
Harold Howard
Henini
Gerry Lucal
Lexzuc
Howard
Sisterhood Meeting Hosts Plans For Marriage Session
Mrs Harry Barach of West Wash In son hosted ten Beth Israel Sisterhood members last evening. Mrs L A Rossin president led a routine meeting where plans for marriage were advanced. Bridge and canasta were played and a lunch was served. Mrs Milton Zalaieck will entertain the members for the next session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Barach
Harry Bailach
West Wash Inston
Beth Israel
Hood
L. A. Rossin
Milton Zalaieck
Yearly No Bar Horse Show Set For June Fourth
June 4 set for the No Bar Riding Club annual horse show to be held on club grounds near Columbus. Geneseo judge Maxwell Glover named. 14 new members welcomed at Wednesday meeting in Wrightsville with President Frank Cherowe presiding. Entertainment planned by Mrs Elmer Floss and others. A charity volleyball game sponsored by club and Commy A slated for March 2 with tickets. The March 29 meeting will feature refreshments and a guest speaker, details pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutibuiner
Imain
Frank Cherowe
Wrightsville
Nwar
Columbus
Maxwell Glover
Geneseo
N.Y
Fire Club
Vantratttes
Elmer Floss
Mos
William Witaceraid
Arléne Burlingame
Clu
Avlonkey
Mareh
Maber McLean
Mi Dawvrow
Keppel Hostess Hosts Card Party At Mott Street
Miss Barbara Ann Weppel and Mrs WW Martin Keppel welcomed guests to an evening card party at their Mott Street home. Three tables played bridge with awards of frosted cream palts and hot coffee served by hostesses. Names listed include Mrs Enland Harvey Miss Alet Graham Mrs Robert Turson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keppels
Barbara Ann Weppel
Martin Keppel
Mott Street
Hospital
Witsiliizy
Enland Harvey
Ailet Graham
Robert Turson
Robert Ott Jr
Willian Gumbletnn. Jr
Robert Grit
Min Genildive Ware
Mrs. P. L. Swanson Hosts Club Meeting
Mrs. P. L. Swanson hosted the OFS club meeting at her West Frederick Street home with six members present and guests Mrs. Paul Evan and Mrs. John Decker. Canasta was played, and refreshments included tuna salad, rolls, tea, and coffee as the next gathering was planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OFS
Paul Evan
West Frederick Streal
John Decker
Engagement Notice for Miss Margaret Snoke and Maxwell Brown
Rev. and Mrs. Charles Spile announce the engagement of their daughter Margaret Snoke to Maxwell B Brown son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brown of this city. Both couples are from Washington Pennsylvania and Grove City. Mr Brown is employed locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Snoke
Maxwell Brown
Charles ¥. Spile
Washington
Daug
Margaret
Maxwell B. Brown
Robert Brown
Snoke
Mr. Brown
Brown
Burioef
FIM
Dancing Classes Open House Gathers Local Interest
Yesterday marked the completion of Marjorie Tarbell's dancing classes as Open House events drew about 30 attendees at the Stave Armory. The gathering occurred after an afternoon rehearsal, with the tone and atmosphere noted by organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Tarbell
Turbell
Introducing Asem and Family At Pinopille Hospital
The notice mentions Mr and Mrs Hog War fey of RP and a baby born at Pinopille Hospital yesterday. Grandparents listed include Rev and Mrs vor sam Warner of Stoney Fork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asem
Hom
Vorsam Warner
Stoney Fork, Iy
Pinopille Hospital
Moon
Hog Warfey
RP. D
Reservations For Club Event Close Tomorrow
Reservations for a luncheon and style show at the Cory Hotel on Thursday afternoon February 28th. Contact Mrs. Robert Rastetter at 424 North Cowley Street or call for information. The event features spring and summer fashions by Mrs. Fork Leeds. C F McLean chairs the February and March committee. invitations extended to five attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Hotel
Robert Rastetler
North Cowley Stree
C.F. McLean
Bridal Shower Honors Miss Leona Garfield
A miscellaneous bridal shower for Miss Leona Garfield was held at the Joseph Garfield home with 32 ladies in attendance. Guests included Mrs Josoph Garfield and Mrs Robes Garfield of Clymes, Mrs Albert Beckerink, Mrs Marvin Green, and Mrs Ralph Thompson. Prizes went to Miss Keathlouts Weight and others. a fruit buffet and cookies were served. miniature brides topped the decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vnce Leu Ammann
Ant
Josoh Garfield
Lehtan Green
Albert Beckerink
Clymes
Robes Garfield
Fils
Joreph
Stork Shower Honored Mrs. Harry Paulson Jr at Liberty Street home
A 4th of July stork shower honored Mrs. Harry Paulson Jr. at the Morrison home on Liberty Street. Twelve ladies attended and several gifts were handed to the guest of honor. Music, cafe, and light refreshments accompanied the celebration with guests including Mrs. Alfred Morrison and Mrs. Burt among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Paulson
Hany Paulson
Alfred Morrison
Ty Mee Paulvon
Hursy Burt
William Oetsing
Thilspr
Washington School Cub Pack 182 Cub Ceremony and Dinner
A Thursday evening event at the M C A Rooms East Washingtion forest featured the Washington School Cub Pack No 182 with a banquet for parents and siblings. Cubmaster Mountain led pack officers and guest speaker Arthur Burgess on Rubbinshire building character. certificates, badges, and awards followed including wolf and gold square emblems. Mrs Donald Dingle represented the PTAW. 4th anniversary noted with sponsorship and community turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawes Anys Crus Aasler
Washington School
East
Washingpton Forest
C. Mountain Me
Arthur O. Burgers
Rubbinshire
Jack Vanik
Vanik
DTA
Donald Dingle
PTAW
Gary Jobson
Jey Berkhowg
John Burgess
William Thiinell
Wall Hudgens Tawny Hibs
Charles Hess
Pill Dinwly
Armow
Jol Amun
Vermeron
Bude
Gary Smith
Tyederitke
Yoldatrow
Paul Dywer
Burkes
Vl Bingen
Me Piles
Card Party at Charles Bracken Home Evening Event
Guests gathered at Wright Street residence of Charles Bracken for a hospital aide fund night. Dory event noted, Mr Hower won prize, and Mrs Pain along with Mrs Braslen served coffee and accompaniments. Mrs Fenstermycher, Mrs Itlit Martin, and Mrs Robert Bracken to host upcoming round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bracken
Hee Anurtnvie
Wright Street
Hower
EP. Pain
Braslen
Fenstermycher
Itlit Martin
Robert Bracken
Mine disaster in Bukerlor injures workers. Mortensen dead
A fall of coal from a small mine near Bukerlor yesterday killed Henry Mortensen aged 72 and injured two other workmen. Edward Delarre, 33, suffered a skull fracture and is in serious condition. His brother James sustained minor injuries. In Chicago, the Chicago Daily News won the grand award in the 1948 Christmas safety cartoon project, with Vaughn Shoemaker drawing the winning cartoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spangler
Henry Mortensen
Bukerlor
Here
Edward Delarre
James
Chicago
Chicago Daily News Today
National Safety Council
Vaughn Shoemaker
Daily News
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