Townsend Club Holds Saturday Night Meeting at Tiffany Home
The Townsend Club met Saturday evening at L. A. Tiffany’s home with strong turnout. A communication from state organizer E. B. Gruver announced the 28th district convention on March 2 at 2 p.m. in Erie’s I C O F Hall to elect a 12 member district council. Delegates and alternates were chosen. The group approved a state council questionnaire save for one item raising membership fees. The national convention is set for July 1-6 in Detroit. Pennsylvania competes with India for membership gains as the drive runs January 1 to April 1. Renewals and new memberships were reported. The Towns send pension bill was reintroduced by Rep. Homer Angell and Rep. Blatkh of Minn. Mrs. Garl Fredell and Miss Dean Brady performed. Food and a spring centerpiece were enjoyed.
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L. A. Tiffany
Pennsylvania
E. B. Gruver
Milton
I. C
Ith
Peach Streets
Erie
State Council
Detroit
India
Legal Club
Townsend
Homer Angell
Oregon
Blathtk
Minn
Garl Fredell
Dean Brady
Tiffany Garden
Local births reported from area hospitals
A series of birth notices announces a son born to Mr and Mrs Clarence Richardson of BD 3 at Corey Hospital on Saturday morning. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Howard Blakeslee of BD 1 early Saturday evening. A daughter born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Harry Koerselman of Clymer at Corry Hospital. A son born February 24 at 7th Acato Drive to Mr and Mrs R Wendell Davis. Grandparents Mr and Mrs L R Donaldson of Spring Creek noted for the newborn.
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B. D
the Corey Hospital
Howard Blakeslee
Harry Koerselman
Clymer
Corry Hospital
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R. Wendell Davis
That City
L. R. Donaldson
Spring Creek
Golden Wedding Party At Beaverdam
Beaverdam residents celebrate 50 years of marriage for Mr. and Mrs. W H Cummings at a family dinner. Married February 27 1801 the couple lived in the area, four daughters and many grandchildren attend. Local relatives and neighbors present with gifts and flowers. a light program and photos mark the anniversary.
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W. H. Cummings
Sawyer
Cummings
Delma Stedman
Union City
Mes
Harry Lynn
Mr. Lynn
Lincolnville
Journal
Wayne Valley Church Class Met Friday at Beaverdam
The Berean Sunday School Class of Wayne Valley E U B Church met Friday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Nelson Young in Beaverdam. Mrs Young gave the devotions and led the business session followed by games under the direction of Mr and Mrs Clinton Smith. Light refreshments were served late in the evening.
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Wayne Valley Church
Berean
Wayne Valley E. U. B
Nelson Young
Beaverdam
Canasta Club Meets At VanDresar Home
Alfred VanDresar of Wayne Street hosted a Friday evening canasta gathering with club members. They honored his Wednesday birthday with a toast and awarded prizes to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lita. The hostess served hors d oeuvres and birthday cake. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hurlbut plan to host in two weeks. The National Park Service administers the parks of Washington.
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Alfred VanDresar
Wayne Street
Canasta Club
VanDresar
Arthur Lita
Richard Hurlbut
Washington Cub Pack Blue And Gold Banquet
Washington School Cub Pack 182 held its Blue and Gold Banquet with 60 cubs and families enjoying dinner at 6 30. Awards were presented to Edward Wallie Knubs Fred Broughton John Nichols and Charles Hess. John Nichols Fred Broughton Gary Smith presented a flag skit and John Mountain showed movies.
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Erwin Mountain
Richard Mountain
Ime
Edward Wallie Knubs
Fred Broughton
John Nichols
Charles Hess
Gary Smith
John Mountiain
Sorority Bake Sale Nets $20 At Stewart Hat Shop
The Epsilon Phi Sorority sponsored a bake sale Saturday at the Stewart Hat Shop, raising twenty dollars. Committee members and bakers included Mrs. Frank Wise, Mrs. William Stor mor and Miss Jane Poster.
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Epsilon Phi Sorority
Stewart
Frank ‘Wise
Walliam Storemor
Jane Poster
Shower For Miss Dorothy Huntley
Miss Dorothy Huntley was guest of honor at a Saturday evening party hosted by Mrs. Harry Hoteliess of West Congress street. Twelve friends and relatives attended. corsages were given, prizes for a game went to Misses Betty and Dorothy Huntley and Mrs. Willard Holton, buffet refreshments included frozen fruit salad and hob rolls, and the color scheme was pink and white with many gifts for the honoree.
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Dorothy Huntley
Wonor
Harry Hoteh‘iss
West Congress Street
Tittle Harriet Hoteliess
Betty
Willard Holton
Pajama-Dance prize winners announced at Elks Club
Prizes awarded at the pajama dance held Saturday evening at the B P O Elks Club went to Mrs Jack Kinney of Eric and H Matlin Keppel of this city. A large crowd of locals and their wives attended in pajamas and nightshirts as music by Scoit and his orchestra played.
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B.P.O. Elks Club
Jack Kinney
Eric
H. Matlin Keppel
Scoit Andi
Junior Class Play The Ganni bal Queen at SHS Auditorium
Ticket sales advance for the Junior class play The Ganni bal Queen to be shown March 1 and 2 in the Senior High School auditorium. Ninth grade and senior high will attend a matinee Thursday at 2 PM. Cast includes Rose Larson, Dixie Seley Macomit, Pant Suchsr, Pant Wank, Theron Sweet, Joyce Rutter, Martha McLean, John Roselle, Margaret Gordon, Max Bernink, Betty West, Ronnie Shoop, Sophie Saunders.
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Martha Graig
Craig House
Dixie
Nia Seley Macomit
Nia Seley Macomit, Colored Maid; Pant Suchsr
Lucius Long
Pant Wank
Bruce Clyde
Theron Sweet
Eugenia Sherwood
Joyce Rutter
Julia Boyd
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Martha McLean
Brenda Day
Bruce
John Roselle
Cornelius Kent
Margaret Gordon
Mildred Wace
Max Bernink
Allen Kent
Betty West
Mary Fremont
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Robert Freemont
Mary
Sophie Saunders
Pie Social Realizes 54 Dollars At One Spring Event
One Spring Greek PT,A. hosted a pie social Friday night raising 54 dollars. Rev. Wil in Brooks accompanied group singing with several musical numbers, including a trio and duets by Sandra and Janet Armitage and Donna Jean and Donald Whaley. Paul Whaley auctioned the pies.
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Wil
Brooks
Piamist
Loretta Young
Wilda Brooks
Ogee Kenniston
Sandra
Janet Armitage
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Donald Whaley
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