Sally Butler New Head Of National Federation Roles
Sally Butler, newly elected president of the National Federation of Business and Professional Women, emerges as a key voice for 103,000 American career women. Born in Indiana to a large farming family, Butler cites her father's belief in women's responsibility and education as shaping her career from teaching to civil service. She calls for greater female representation in Congress and the UN, passage of the equal rights amendment, and stronger support for the Women’s Bureau.
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Sally Butler
National Federation of Business and Professional Women
Indiana State Teachers College
Uncle Sam
Treasmy Department
wom=nzations
Miss Butler
New York
Indianapolis
Federation
Congress
United Nations Commissons
Women's Bureau
U. S
Depariuent of Labor
Local families plan travels and studies after holidays
Miss Jean Nichols resumes studies at Clarion State Teachers College after visiting parents. D J Pil and family travel to Mian Fin to visit daughter Mrs Dan Silverman for two months. Several students and families depart for college in Latrobe Upland Erie Greenville Meadville later today. Twenty or more residents leave for Florida and other locales for the new term while others return to schools such as Tufts Vassar Harvard and Mercyhurst after holiday visits.
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Jean Nichols
Clarion State Teachers College
Stanley Nichols
D. J. Pil
West Washington Street
Mian
Fin
Dan Silverman
Marsha Rae
Silverman
John Clark
Bissell Clark
Russell, Jr
Loutis Lundy
H. A
A. Johnson
West, Church Street
David Johnston
Morristown
Mr. Rice
Frank Rice
Rices
Piorida
Donald Miller
Huffata
Bryant Stratton Business
Tred Miller
Concord Street
Virginia Young
Philly Young
West
Marion Street
Marie Zatiropulos
Vassar
Poughkepsie
N. Y
Wildian Zafiropulos
William
Mott Street
Mary Lou Haight
Mercyhurst Gallope
Erie
Earl Haiehb
East Bond Street
Eugene Graham
Meadville
Allegheny College
L. E. Graham
West Congress Street
L. J. Lindsley
Ana Ass
Robert Galbreath
Rulfr Ann
Carlisle
Galbreath
Dickinson Law School
Sidney Wiston
Port Belvoir
East Park Place
Merton Parker
Ret
Myrtle
Leiby
William Zatropulos
Thomas Burkhart
Frank Burkhart
Warren
M. J. McMahon
Whittlesey
West Church Street
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
John 1 Sheehan
Florida
E. H. Feld
New York City
Franklin Street
Jack Weis
Stephen
Ridgway
Weis
Richard Weis
Ridgway High School
Inquisitors' Club Hosts Meeting With Medical Talks
About fifty members of the Raymond Mig. Company Inquisitors' Club met at 7 30 Friday evening at the I O C P Hall. Raymond Bachemer president presided and led a brief business session. Plant speaker Richard J. Bachemer noted hiring veterans and new workers while outlining personnel duties including insurance and recruitment. Dr Hugh O Hare spoke on The Mechanical Aspects of Surgery with plaster cast demonstrations and a question hour. Walter Casler John Trostle and Richard Hurlbut served refreshments. Dr O Hare showed Army era slides of London Paris Southern France the Alps and the Mediterranean. The meeting adjourned after social time. next gathering Feb 7.
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Inquisitors’ Club
Raymond Mig
Company Inquisitors’ Club
I. O. C. P. Hall
Raymond Bachemer
Richard J. Bachemer
Per- Solinel
Raymond Company
Hugh O'Hare
Dr. O'Hare
Walter Casler
John Trostle
Richard Hurlbut
Automatic Department
Concord PTA Plans Cub Pack Formation Meeting
The Concord PTA will hold a parent meeting at Concord School at Corry on Wednesday January 8 at 7 40 p.m. to organize a Cub Pack. Dr T S Kelsey Scoutmaster of Troop 80 leads the effort with Mrs Russell Cassett as attendance chair, joined by Joseph Sherwood and Herbert Fly.
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Concord
Corry
Concord Pt.a
Lone
TS. Kelsey
Wester
Troon
Russell Cassett
Thompson Family Welcomes New Baby in Jamestown
Alton Thompson of Jamestown and Mrs. Thompson announce the birth of their infant yesterday. Grandparents are Hele Stemmy and Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson of Liberty, marking a joyful addition to the Thompson family.
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Alton Thompson
Jamestown
Delean-Tressel Wedding Held at Presbyterian Church
Delean Tressel daughter of Mr Y and Mr Albert Tressel of Byer Gresit Hamlet Pittsburgh married Don DeJean son of Walter Degoun of Ridge Street in a double ring ceremony at North Warren Presbyterian Church officiated by Rev. Knapp. Attendants included Miss Marjorie Carlson of Sheffield. A reception for 25 relatives followed at the DeJean home with a three tier cake. DeJean nurse at Warren State Hospital. DeJean employed at Raymond Mfg Co. Out-of-town guests came from New York City Philadelphia Pittsburgh Sheffield Emporium Bufio and Chicago.
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Delean-Tressel
Mies Laverné Tressel
Mry
Albert "Tressel
Byergresit Hamlet
Pittsburgh
Don
DeJeas
Walter H Degoun
Ridge Street
Presbyterian Church
North Warren
Knapp
Marjorie Carlson
Sheffield
Louis Check
Warren
DeJean
Allegheny General Hospital School of Nursing
Warren State Hospital
Raymond Mfg. Company
New York City
Philadelphia
Emporium
Bufo
Chicago
Dinner and meeting at St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church
Members gathered at 6 20 Friday evening for a 13 dinner served by two committees from the Ladies Aid Society. Rev CG Hildebrand led the business portion with reports from the Aid Society Missionary Society Lutheran League and others. Parsonage debt was retired and a building fund plan was renewed with special envelopes. New councilmen Dy A B Tate and Harold Powall were elected for three years. Carl Gustafson and Alton Dahlstrand were thanked as retiring officers. Meeting adjourned about nine.
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Dy. A.B. Tate
Harold Powall
Carl Gustafson
Financis
Alton Dahlstrand
Friendship Club Meeting Includes Bingo and Games
The Friendship Club met yesterday afternoon with Mrs. Clifford Lawson of West Freeport Street hosting. Bingo and a guessing game provided entertainment and prize money went to Mrs. Charles Mulligan and Mrs. C. C. Warner. Mrs. Lawson served salad relishes hot rolls and coffee. Mrs. Roy Swart will host at her R. D. 2 home January 24. Ralph Foster, M.D., will return to Temple University Philadelphia tomorrow after a vacation visit at his home on Parke Street.
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Clifford Lawson
West Freaanck Street
Charles Mulligan
C. Warner
Lawson
Roy Swart
R. D
Ralph Foster
Temple University
Philadelphia
Parke Street
Mystery Deepens In Slaying Of Kansas Nurse
Associated Press reports a Kansas City mystery as a hospital morgue door repeatedly unlocked by a prowler leads detectives to a brutal murder of 28 year old university hospital student nurse Lewis J. Spencer. The night staff found him beaten and dead in his room, clutching hair strands, with no sign of a struggle. The morgue, with two entrances, was locked at night except for the outside door kept secured by two keys.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Kus
Mysterios
Stanley Beatley
Jay
Lewis J. Spencer
Spencer
University of Kansas Hospital
Buthee
New Test Well Shot Successfully at Scandia
A new test well near Scandia, about 244 miles from town, was completed yesterday afternoon as the best yet in the area. The Glade sand opened, with a heavy Clarendon sand also defined, yielding a towering oil and water column. Richard McCray returned to Lowry Field, Denver after a ten day furlough with his mother Velma McCray. Miss Ruth Bennett and Miss Nor hig Funk left for Erie by train to handle business.
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Yhesereyy Pnry Og
Spenyneae
Scandia
Clarendon
Richard McCray
Lowry Pield
Denver
Galy
Velma McCray
Ruth Bennett
Norhig Funk
Erie
Glade
Glade sand discovery sparks plans for more wells
A fragment mentions a new oil discovery in Glade sand at Scandia, with the well opening a productive territory and plans for additional wells. It notes historic sparkling wines and that champagne perfected in 1670, reflecting era interest rather than direct relevance.
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