Mrs. Lawrence McCray To Head Calvin Circle
The Presbyterian Women’s Association form Calvin Circle with first meeting at Park Street home of Mrs. Robert Grice. Fifteen ladies attended. officers elected include Mrs. Lawrence McCray as chairman and Mrs. C S Wallace as co chairman. Meetings set for the first Monday after the first Wednesday of each month. circle to provide refreshments at the next association meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence McCray
Calvin Circle
Presbysterian Womens Association
Park Street
Robert Grice
Marion Rumbaugh
C.S. Wallace
Paul Auer
Walter Loveland
Local Group Plans February 12 Meeting
Mrs Grice Mrs William Gumble ton and Mrs Paul Shannon served light refreshments before the group adjourned to meet again with Mrs Loveland on February 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grice
William Gumbleton
Paul Shannon
Loveland
Froman Couple Welcome Daughter at Corry Hospital
Introducing a daughter born this morning at Corry Hospital to Mr and Mrs Andrew Froman of R D 3 Mrs Froman is the former Catherine Mokiya.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Hospital
Andrew Froman
Froman
Catherine Mokiya
Kiwanis Hear Draft Board Chairman On Future of Service
Henry T. Wheeler chairman of local Draft Board No. 6 spoke to the Kiwanis Club at the Phoenix Hotel on current trends in the draft He noted the act expires in July and Congress may extend service to 30 months and lower the draft age to 18 He described 17 classifications and the 10 day appeal period and that board members serve without pay 500 boys have entered service from Board 64 as it plans to shift to No 518.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Henry T. Wheeler
Draft Board No
Phoenix Hotel
Raymond B. Seastead
Mr. Wheeler
Congress
Wheeler
H. Lynn Rice
Ivan Bennink
F. Lowe Edwards
James Harper
Clarence Wallace
Arha Martin
William Miller
Paul Growell
Raymond Seastead
Corsy Hospital Auxiliary Dinner Honors Past Presidents
Corsy Hospital Auxiliary held a dinner in the Garden Room of the VFW Post Home with 45 attendees including six past presidents. New officers for 1951 were elected and committees named as the group discussed finances, memorials, and plans for fundraising such as bridges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hospital
Corsy Hospital Auxiliary
V. F. W. Post
Olin W. Bracken
Clifton M. Howard
A. 8. Boag
Bert Haluht
Raleigh VanTassel
J. Fred Kinley
Annual Dinner Meeting of Emmanuel Episcopal Church
The Emmanuel Episcopal Church held its annual dinner and meeting Monday in the Parish Hall with about 70 attendees. Miss Elisabeth Rogers led the turkey dinner, Rev Ernest Clough of St John’s Erie delivered the keynote on mission work, and Rev Joseph R Clair reported church progress and future plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Congregation
Emmanuel Episcopal
Elisabeth Rogers
Ernest. Clough
St. John's Church
Erie
Joseph R. Clair
Lillian Guild
Emmanuel Gull
Alar Guld
Acolytes Guild
W S C S Group Meeting at First Methodist Church
The W S C S group of the First Methodist Church met last evening with 25 members present. Mrs. Irvin Young led singing and Rev. James McIntosh spoke on Evangelism and Stewardship of Women in the Church. committee reports were offered and January meeting dates set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lummis
Irvin Young
James McIntosh
Churc
Paul Meerdink
Phe
Ginele No. 3
Young
W. B. Stowe
Miss Mary Scholton Engaged To Be Married
Mrs Eleanor Scholton announces the engagement of her daughter Mary Elizabeth Scholton to Fred J Leamer son of Mr and Mrs Fred R Leamer of Pittsburgh The bride elect is a Glewood High School Inglewood Cal graduate and attended Metropolitan Business College of Los Angeles She is employed at the goat house in Erie The groom to be is a Marshall High School graduate and Navy veteran He attended state police school at Hershey Pa He is stationed at the Royal State Police barracks No wedding date has been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Scholton
West Pleasant Street
Mary Eliabeth
Fred J. Leamer
Mrt
Fred R. Leamer
Pittsburgh
Glewood High School
Inglewood
Calif
Metmpolitan Business College
Los Angeles
Goat House
Erie
Murhall High School
Munlall Pa
Navy
Hershey
Royal State Police
Wedding Guests Attend Riverside Ceremony
The article notes Miss Ruth Phillips and Robert Johnson wed with Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Devereaux and others present at Sugar Grove. It also lists various locals traveling for visits, meetings, and business across multiple cities including Payson Arizona New York City Warren Con Sheffield Pittsburgh and Akron with associated residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwell Devereaux
John Laird
Sugar Grove
Ruth Phillips
Robert Johnson
Nellie Carlson
Fifth Avenue
Payson
Arizona
Rey
Verl Walker
Milired Alfred
Corry
American Red Cross
Warren
Katherine Harrington
Maudville
W. A. Heath
Concord Street
Eugene Grimum
West Congress Street
Cleveland
D. A. Hillstom
New York City
Gerry-Jamestown
Mig
Siedlich Chamber of Commerce
Regis Burns
Pittsburgh
Business
Mary O'Hare
Akron
Hugh O'Hare
East Bond + street
Open House At Spring Creek Home Sunday Event
A social gathering on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Porter in Spring Creek drew about 85 friends from Spring Creek and nearby towns including Carry, Warren, Hast Branch, Erie, Pittsburgh, Columbus, Clymer, North, Warren and West Spring Creek. Mrs. Lois Sickler assisted in hosting duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fae
James
Sickler
Spring Creek
Carry
Warren
Hast Branch
Erie
Pittsburgh
Columbus
Clymer
North
West Spring Creek
Bernard Porter
Lois Sickler
Spring
B P W Club Holds Routine Meeting Full of Plans
A well attended B P W Club session in the club rooms chaired by Mrs. Mary Delury reviewed upcoming events. Mrs. Rosa McElroy was named visiting committee chair and the Mid Winter Board Meeting set for January 20 at the Necho Allen Hotel in Pittsburgh, with the state convention scheduled for late January at the Benjamin Franklin Hotel in Philadelphia. Members discussed fundraising ideas, heard a panel on influencing pure opinion, welcomed new member Mrs. Allan May, and planned a dinner meeting at Ky's Diner with a White Elephant sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Fred Kinley
Joseph Furst
George Gold
Joseph. rGonesta
Robert Cant
Harold Carr
Edward Kinley
Clifford Buesink
George Hartley
Ralph Bailey
Lars Gustafson
Comny Memorial Hor
Howard
C. A. Hillstrom
Lester Darmer
Charles Bracken
T. G. Kelsey
Alton Dahilstrand
Roger McCray
J. F. Needham
Hospital Volunteers
Lester Danner
Cleve Morton
Fred Kinley
Nichols
Stantom Bower
A. Hillstrom
B.P. W
Clmb
Mary Delury
Rosa McElroy
Necho Allen
Pittsburgh
Benjamin Franklin
Philadelphia
Unis
G. B. Kysar
Mildred Denton
Frank Brooks
Kysar
Denton
Brooks
Helen Hoyt
Allan May
Robert Callin
North Center Streets
Taft Criticizes Truman Foreign Policy Speech
Senator Taft of Ohio told the National Press Club that the Truman administration offers only a yes and no choice on foreign policy. He argued proposals to Congress limit alternatives and cited the United Nations Charter the Marshall Plan and the North Atlantic Pact as examples. He opposed initiating a large land army in western Europe to confront the Russians. He warned such thinking could lead to war rather than peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associatioa
Washington
Taft
Ohio
Trunan
America
Europe
Censorship Curtains Pull Back UN Forces Korea
Jan 9 report notes field censors clip dispatches on UN forces withdrawal in Korea. Tokyo indicates planned orderly withdrawal not retreat, while some AP stories arrive with key paragraphs removed. Security officers defend the term as precise military term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Res
Tokyo
United Nations
Korea
Associated Press
China
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