Mrs Welter Pier Hostess To N B Club Night
Mrs Walter Fler of Marion street hosted NB Chub and four guests last evening. Progressive 500 was played with awards going to Mrs Walter Rhodes and Mrs Bil Won. Traveling prize went to Mr Lin South and Nes Glenn Albaugh earned the white elephant award. Potato salad pickles wafers tea and coffee were served by Mrs Prey. The March 13 meet will be held with Mrs Smith of Wirst Ryetiue.
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Welter Pier
N. B
Walter Fler
Marion Street
Chub
Arthur’ Fitch
Guy Sulton
Andrew Martin
Charles Lindki
Walter Rhodes
Bil
Lin South
Nes
Glenn Albaugh
Prey
Smith
Elks Chorus 7th Birthday Party Held at Cory Lodge
The Cory Lodge No. 769 Elks celebrated seven years with a Saturday evening party at the Milks Home. Chorus members, guests, and two out of town visitors enjoyed a country style chicken dinner, green and white decor, and a musical theme. Master of ceremonies Willett introduced local members and visitors, while past grand officers led singalongs and a brief history of the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chang
H. Lynn Rice
Howard J. Sheen
Donald G Nantes
Shes
Theodore Swanson
MH Yate
Newry
H Tyud Rice
Rice
Evan Eave
Nantes
Sheen
Genoral
Ginup
Paul Pucks
Accordien
Miss Mary Higgins Hosts Card Party at North Center Street
Miss Mary Higgins entertained a group at her North Center street home on Monday. The gathering featured canasta and Canasta awards went to Mrs. Louis Valentine and Mrs. Harold Crags. Card game prizes included two babies of cards and one of contact fridge. Other attendees included Mrs. John J. Mooney, Mrs. James Hanton, and Mrs. Donald G. Nantes as guests. refreshments included hot chocolate and angel food squares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Higgins
Frn
North Center
Steeet
Lurion
Corry
Vita
Louis Valentine
Burold Crags
Mes
Mes. Dushie! Caetle and Mrs. G. McLaurt
Dohn J. Mooney
James Hanton
Donald G. Nantes
Higetne
Angel Food
Anniversary Dinner For The Fred Damcotts
The Fred Damcotts celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary with a February 16 dinner at the Twilight Tea Rooms in Jamestown. Hosts Mr and Mrs Ralph Damcott Mr and Mrs Russell Damcott and son David hosted guests and shared a social evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Damcott
Nort Clymer
Ralph Damcott
Russell Damcott
David
Jamestown
Surprise Birthday Party For Mrs Verna Whitney
Mrs Gerald Bagley of East Irving Street hosted a surprise party for Mrs Verna Whitney with 20 guests. Out of town attendees included Mrs Tresia Whitney of Albion Mik Kenneth Wetmore of Elgin Mrs Paul Smith and Mrs Callon Smith and daughters Janet and Jean of Union City. Games and visiting followed by awards to Mrs H R Harris Mrs Lyle Chase and Mrs Arthur Storer. Gifts and a dessert of ice cream cake coffee and ton completed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verna Whitney
Gerald Bagley
East Irving Street
Verne White
Tresia Whitney
Albion
Mik Kenneth Wetmore
Elgin
Paul Smith
Caalon Smith
Janet
Jean
Union City
H. Ry Harris
Lyle Chase
Arthur Storer
Whitney
Bagley
Daughter born to Mr and Mrs Harry Hyde at Corry Hospital
A daughter was born yesterday afternoon at Corry Hospital to Mr and Mrs Harry Hyde of 14 Brigder Chrole. A second daughter was born last evening at Corry Hospital to Mr and Mrs Robert A Olt Jr of 891 Wayne Street. Mrs Olt formerly Phoebe Wagner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andl Mere
Harry Hyde
Corry Hospita
Corry Hospits
Robert A Olt, Jr
Wayne Sect
Ots
Phoebe Wagner
Columbus Grange Dance Planned for Saturday Night
Columbus Grange plans a dance in Cooper's Barn Bear Lake on March 4 with Master David Cwwit presiding. Refreshments provided by Mrs. Albert Sandburg Mrs. NF Dodd Mrs. Ellen Blanchure and Mrs. Albert Fox. A class of constitutes will be initiated soon and activities include readings from The Children's Hour by Longfellow and contests.
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Serre Tererer
Catlambux Grange
Te Columbi
David Cwwit
Gill
Erage
Phejri
Stereuests
Cooper's Barn
Bear Lake
Albert Sandburg
NF Dodd
Ellen Blanchure
Albert Fox
Longfellow
Fox
Dodd
Sandburg
Dorel
Psychologist Addresses College Women Club Meeting
A report on the June Women's Club meeting hosted by Mrs. Howard Wos Taggart on Main Street. Dr Duck Wey spoke on civic responsibility and daily health practices, urging participation in community service and suggesting practical exercises for members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlin Keppel
Eseniine
Howard Wos Taggart
Duck Wey
Luandorm
Mary Runlyn Hopkin
Aroulil Beustual
Joseph Gaussius
Hubert Heerlein
Ehatrmays MB
Charles Paviehrust
Mis May Thomes
Lied Lanphere
Dav Livisestott
Esther Dongs
Lol McCray
Washington Pike
Tia
Coffer
Miri
Wwe
Milvoly Gita
West Congress
Collerine Wailehill
W. A Teddy
Ann AteNhulioi
Mary MwMtion
Holes Mowry
Felis
Walter Penige
Reith Bil
Paull
Veuuiry Lee Mi
Benjamin G. Skin Ming Leata Shianabuy
Ellie Tike
Wil Herve
Dr A F Jonas Jr Addresses Kiwanians in Evening Meeting
Dr A F Jonas Jr spoke to a Monday Kiwanians gathering at the Pipá Loe theater amid a civic social, discussing medical plan ideas, wartime medical shortages, and proposed voluntary health measures without state control. The remarks referenced British policy and postwar hospital capacity, with local supporters and speakers including Alfont Tallasteund and Joseph Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Jonas, Jr
Erie
Wiles
James Harper
de Joni
Mit
Disney
Tore
Alfont F. Tallasteund
Mevius
Joseph Myers
Mr Rice
Bridal Shower Honors Mr and Mrs Ralph Swart
About 100 relatives neighbors and friends gathered at the West Spring Creek Grange Hall for a bridal shower honoring Mr and Mrs Ralph Swart. Logan Swart served as host, guests gave many gifts and cash presents. The event featured decorative tables and a centerpiece with a tiered cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Swart
Sind
West Spring Creek Grange Hall
Logan
Ie Eheilinasi
Marlon Juiyakan
Study Circle Discussed Racial Brotherhood
A Washington Seve PT A study circle discussed racial brotherhood with Warren Ross entertaining at Mouchywyenine’s meeting. The session at West Wash Aur Street featured Mrs Donad Dingle as reader and remarks from Mrs Dibele.
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Warren Ross
Mouchywyenine
Washington Seve
PT. A
West Wash
Ratu
Donad Dingle
Dibele
ETA
Magavine Dusitoad Ainhelehes
Ariel
Nile
Mrs Orval Root Feted At Shower
The event honored Mrs. Orval Root with a social shower on Mi Migay Eve Aiue. Friends and guests, including Mrs. Hoot and Mrs Walter Woylle, attended and presented gifts while a cake and punch were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Orval Root
Paul Bregnel
Leo Peliarly
Hoot
Walter Woylle
Unclear Ball Player Converts Amid Revival and Steel Cut
A scrambled item reports a ball player changing allegiance amid a three level non-denominational revival with evangelist Bill Graham, noting over 1 700 decision cards during the first week. Separately Bethlehem Steel Corp says plant production fell 50 percent due to coal shortages.
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Alumbia
Newah Grafita Buehier Klely
Chelst
Bill Graham
Hobo
SPREL
Bethlehem
Beth-lehem Steel Corp
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