Blue And Gold Banquet For Cub Pack 180 Highlights PTA Event
The Blue and Gold Banquet of Cub Pack 180, sponsored by Concord PTA, featured the renewal of the pack charter by Gil bert E. Love of the LeBoeuf District Washington Trail Council. Mrs. Frederick Ahl accepted the charter from Cubmaster Philip Segal as 75 attendees watched a 45 minute film on the Scout Jamboree. The event included a ham dinner, blue and gold decor, and presentation of membership cards to leaders and den mothers. Several attendees later traveled to New York City for the National Council of Presbyterian Men meeting.
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Concord Pta
Concord
Gilbert E. Love
LeBoeuf
Washington Trail Council
Loye
Frederick Ahl
Concord" Pta
Philip Segal
Lawrence Davison
Lawrence ©. Nichols
Helen Johnson
Gancord School
Nichols
Valley Forge
Davison
Lawrence Nichols
Frederick Ah
Merrill
Lillie
Carda
Howard Miller
Hazel Brockman
Frank Dahl
VFW Ladies Auxiliary Meeting Hosts Out Of Town Guests
The VFW Ladies Auxiliary met in the Garden Room of the VFW post home with five visitors from Union City and 12 women from North East. Mrs. James Keppel presided as routine business was conducted and a lamp donated by North East was won by Mrs. Clyde Reynolds. A social evening followed with lunch served by Mrs. Keppel and committee. The next meeting is March 10.
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VFW
VFW Pout
Union City
North East
James Keppel
Lamp
Clyde Reynolds
Keppel
Hilltop Club Holds Meeting at Mrs Moore Home
Nine members of the Hilltop Club met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Andrew Moore of R. D. 1. After a business session, a guessing game was won by Mrs. Lawrence Anderson. Members did fancywork and visited, with lunch of jello cookies and coffee served. Next meeting is March 10 at Mrs. John Nelson’s home.
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Hilltop Club
Andrew Moore
Lawrence Anderson
John Nelson
Mrs. Robert G. Tunnell Hosts Bridge Club at Home
Mrs. Robert G. Tunnell of 11 West Park Place entertained her bridge club last evening. Two tables of contract were in play with Mrs. Mary Jourdet and Mrs. Howard Ross winning, and a special prize went to Mrs. Hugh O'Hare. The hostess served an agarwal ud course after the games and the group will meet again in two weeks with Mrs. Ross.
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Robert G. Tunnell
Robert G. ‘Tunnel
West Park Place
Bridge Club
Mary Jourdet
Howard Ross
Hugh O'Hare
Mra
Ross
Columbus Home Extension Club Formed
The first meeting of the Columbus Home Extension Group was held at Mrs. Floyd Holcomb’s home. Mrs. Paul Guchar and Mrs. Arthur Ayling demonstrated selecting and sharpening kitchen knives. Mrs. Holcomb served lunch. Fourteen members attended and plans were made for March 11 with Mrs. Robert Johnston from Warren County extension office in charge.
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Home Extension Club
Columbus
Columbus Home’ Extension Group
Floyd Holcomb
Paul Guchar
Arthur Ayling
Warren County
Hold Family Dinner At Pimubyterian Church
Phil and Chily of Abe, Firat Presbyterian Church hosted a family dinner in the recreation room last evening. The Withitapoon Circle served a delicious dinner as the Youth Choir performed two numbers and a program titled Decision In Thulland. The next dinner date is Thursday, Masth wth.
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Pimubyterian Church
Phil
Chily
Erie
Abe
Firat Presbyterian Church
Withitapoon
Harold Wolfe
Chile
Thulland
Catholic Daughters Hold Social Meeting With Hogan Film
Court Conception No. 36 Catholic Daughters of America met last evening in court rooms for a social gathering. The program featured a Christopher film titled Faith Hope and Hogan about Ben Hogan's golf comeback with appearances by Bing Crosby and Bob Hope. Plans for a rummage sale were discussed, with date and location to be announced. A social period followed as Mrs Harold L. Brown and Mrs Leo Mulderick and their committee served punch. Next business meeting set for March 10.
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Court Conception
Catholic Daughters of America
Faith
Hope
Hogan
Ben Hogan
Bing Crosby
Bob Hope
Harold L. Brown
Leo Mulderick
Columbus Men's Club Monthly Session at Town Hall
The Columbus Men's Club met last evening with 25 members present in Town Hall. Rev. B T Lines delivered the invocation, followed by regnar business, which was reported and accepted. President introduced new guests as John Bolcratz of Corry presented motion pictures of the Western United States and farming operations. Worth Hammond Merle Van Clsei and Paul Trisket named supper committee for the next meeting. George Savko and committee served lunch.
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Columbus Men’s Club
Town Hall
B.T. Lines
John Bolcratz
Corry
United States
Worth Hammond
Merle van Clse i
Paul Trisket
George Savko
Linen Shower for Mrs. William Sebenick at West Church
Mrs. William Sebenick, formerly Grol Mae Cochran, hosted a linen shower at her West Church Street home with fourteen guests. Activities included Scrabble and 600, won by Mrs. Clinton Pratt, Mrs. Fred Raymond, and Mrs. Gebentck. A late lunch featured sandwiches, cakes, pickles, olives, and coffee. favors were pink and white umbrella baskets.
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William Sebenick
Julia Flecards
Janiece Merdink
West
Church Street
Grol Mae Cochran
Clinton ‘Pratt
Fred Raymond
Gebentck
Jehovahs Witnesses Set for Erie Circuit Assembly
minister L B Green announces 25 Corry congregants will attend the semi annual assembly of ministers and missionaries February 25 to 27 at Rainbow Gardens Erie about 1000 Jehovahs Witnesses from Northwestern Pennsylvania and Northeastern Ohio expected to attend for gospel preaching instruction principal lecture Does God Really Care to be delivered by L L Roper from Brooklyn Local residents invited to attend February 21 at 8 p m.
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L. B. Green
Corry
Jehovah's Witnesses
Rainbow Gardens
Erie
Pennsylvania
Ohio
L. L. Roper
Brooklyn
Gas for Union City 15 Still in Doubt
Union City faces a crucial stage in a site survey for natural gas with 2 865 applications logged and 160 remaining. Chairman Ray Blythe met district captains for a final pre deadline check while officials say 725 is the minimum needed, costing 400 000 to 500 000 in labor and materials to lay mains. The American Music Conference estimates three million Americans play the violin or viola.
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Union Ct2s
Union City
Ray Blythe
Blythe
Union City 1
The
American Music Conference
Daughter births announced at two area homes
A daughter was born last night at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Robert Jackson of 859 East South street with the mother from Polorest Bernard. A son or daughter was born Monday evening to Pvt and Mrs Charis Wunderlich of Elizabethtown Kentucky. Joyce Clifford is noted as the mother from this city and Jennie Group of North Second Avenue as great grandmother.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Robert Jackson
East South Street
Jackson
Polorest Bernard
Pvt
Charis Wun‘derlich
Elizabethtown
Joyce Clifford
Jennie Group
North Second Avenue
Olson Testifies In Own Defense In Korea Case
Youngsville native William H. Olson a 40 year old Army veteran charged with aiding the enemy testified that he told an officer about a loud mouthed braggart prisoner named Marine Sgt. Charles Dickerson at Camp Pendleton and denied discussing another Marine lieutenant, Charles Harrion, at Norfolk. The trial is expected to last through tomorrow, its second week. London reports the Churchill government allowed purchase of 10 American Douglas DC-7C airliners by BOAC, stirring UK opposition to a likely shift toward buying British.
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FT. Bragg
N. C
William H. Olson
Korea
Hhas
Olson
Youngsville
Han
Charles Dickerson
Camp Pendleton
Cal
Charles Harrion
Norfolk
Calls for ouster of milk group
Franklin Ohio dairy speakers demand removal of the Pennsylvania Milk Control Commission at a Public Information Forum. Temple McAllister argues lifting trade restraints will lower milk prices and allow selling milk in gallons, not quarts, citing high costs and limited advertising. John J. Snyder, ex-commission member for 40 independent dealers, backs farmers’ view.
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Franklin
Ohio
Pennsylvania Milk Control Commission
Temple McAllister
Warren, O
Public ‘Milk ‘Information Forum
Franklin High Auditorium
Commission
Pennsylvania
McAllister
John J. Snyder
The
Milk Commission
Fair Milk Prices and Labor Wages Debate
A statement champions fair pricing for dairy products and labor wages, aiming to supply milk affordably. In Crawford County the farmer received 8,075,119 dollars for milk products, with labor costs estimated to exceed by about a million dollars.
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Crawford County
News Happenings On Ravelin Hill
Ravelin Hill reports a flurry of week end visits and family gatherings from Erie Ashland Findley Lake and Jamestown. Notables include Mrs Prindlé and Mr and Mrs Bissell and daughter guests of Mr and Mrs Alton King Mahlon Sweet returning from Hamot Hospital and recovering. Various relatives visited in Corry Sherman Panama and Florida with local families amid a note on gender cold statistics.
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Ravelin Hill
Ravelin “Hill
Prindlé
Erie
Gerald Bissell
Ashtabula
Alton King
Mahlon Sweet
Hamot Hospital
Reese McDonald
Hamiet Hospital
McDonald
Harold Bromley and Sons
Frank Burdick
Stateline Road
Richard Goggins
Dennis
Rollo Necklers
Jerry Sweet
Sherman
Guy Gibbons
Mary Lou
Lee Howard
Findley Lake
Florida
Otto Green
Harold Bromley
Jamestown
Mrs. Bromley
Mrs. Green
Ricky
Harold
Mary Lou Gibbon
Richard
David McCimens Jr
Clifton Sweet
Panama
Mahlon
Sweet Clair
Bruce Johnson
Robert Cannon
Corry
Robert Averill
David McClimens Sr
Harold Baker
Alton Burdick
Pauline
Harold Bromley and
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