Wheelock Community Aid Elects Officers and Sets Meeting Dates
Social highlights at RD Raymond’s home featured Wheelock Community Aid members. Mrs. Jane Howard presided over the business session, devotional led by Mrs. Frank Harvey, scripture from Matthew and “A Chaplin's Meditation.” Election results list officers including President Kenneth Harvey and Vice President Frank Harvey. Next meeting set for January 22 at Mrs. Leland Crosscut’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond
RD. 4
Wheelock Community Aid
Duck Dundon
Jane Howard
Prank Harvey
Harvey
Matthew Ay
A Chaplin
Harald Dougherty
Kenneth Harvey
Frank Harvey
Charles Kennedy
Wallace Mick
John Krasa
Guy Williams
Harold Doneherty
David Bensink
Leland Crosscut
Catholic Daughters Meeting Recaps Gifts and Plans
The Catholic Daughters of America held a session at the Knights of Columbus Hall led by grand regent Mrs Johar Horplek. Miss Helen Morrell reported 23 gifts distributed to shut-ins. plans were announced for a February 7 box social with Knights of Columbus. Members are to bring Christmas cards, nylons, broken rosaries, medals, and pencils to the January 2 meeting. a January 22 sale and January 18–25 unity prayer for St Paul conversion were noted. committee members and memorial contributions were listed. January’s Catholic Press Month was noted for February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Daughters of America
Knights of Columbus Hall
Johar Horplek
Helen Morrell
Morrell
Thomas Maloney
Catholic Daughters of Amerie
Hornick
Miss Morrell
Ley Hooks
Elephane
Harbor Half Aid Elects 1959 Officers at Dinner
The Harbor Half Ladies Aid met at the Morrey home for an all-day session. About 30 members attended a tureen dinner. Officers elected for 1959 were Mrs Elwin Chetton president, Mrs Lawrence Swanson vice president, Mrs Arthur Lindstrom secretary and treasurer, Mrs Os Vance assistant secretary and treasurer, Mrs Ethel Chetton chaplain, and Mrs William Reynolds reporter. The flower committee is to be Mrs Lyle Chelton, Mrs Louis Allen, and Mrs Fred Lindstrom, with the work committee including Mrs Gordon Fralick and Mr Guy Fralick. Next meeting set for February 5 at the Vance home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harbor Half Aid
Harbor Half Ladies Aid
Rupert, Morrey
R. D
Elwin Chetton
Lawrence Swanson
Arthur Lindstrom
Os Vance
Mrs. Harold Eddy Hosts Spring Creek Aid
The Spring Creek Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Harold Eddy's home with 11 members present. Officers were re-elected: Kafferlin president, Lillie vice president, Eddy secretary, Mason treasurer, Sickler flowers. They set January 15 for a quilt work session and February 5 for the next meeting at Mrs. Kafferlin's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Eddy
Spring Creek Aid
Spring Creek Ladies Aid
Arthur Brundage
Frank Kafferlin
Kafferlin
Roy Lillie
Eddy
Chandler
Dr Rodemeyer Speaks At Columbus Club Meet
The Columbus Men's Club met at Frank and Vera's Restaurant with 19 members and wives. Officers elected: Henry president, Curtis VP, Rengle secretary, Trisket treasurer. Dr William Rodemeyer, superintendent, spoke on building a new school. Mr Pitcavage screened Mexico trip films. Mr Pitcavage and Mrs Pitcavage to Puerto Rico?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodemeyer
Columbus Club
Columbus Men's Club
Frank and Vera's
Charles Henry
James Curtis
J. H. Rengle
Richard —“Trisket
William Rodemeyer
Joseph Pitenyaye
Puerto Hivo
Pitcavage
Mexco
Bridge Club Meeting Hosted by Mrs William Myers
The Bridge Club met at Mrs William Myers home on North Center street for its regular gathering. Two tables of bridge played with Mrs J Fred Kinley winning first, Mrs Howard Ross second, and Mrs T S Kelsey receiving the spe ll prize. A delicious dessert was served at the close. The next meeting is January 22 with Mrs Robert Tunnel of West Park Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuu
William Myers
North Center Street
J. Fred Kinley
Howard Ross
T.S Kelsey
Robert Tunnel
West Park Place
Watertown Wedding Links VanderSchaaff and Holloway
Burdette Theodore VanderSchaaff of Clymer and Miss Joan Holloway of Watertown united in a December 27 ceremony at Stone Street Presbyterian Church Watertown New York Rev Abrams Brokaw and Rev Thomas Carliste officiated The couple will reside in Philadelphia with VanderSchaaff employed by the Philadelphia Association for the Blind and Holloway a former Ithaca College student and Watertown High School graduate
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burdette VanderSchaaff of
Clymer
Joan Holloway
Watertown
N. Y
Joan Carofelloway
Myron K. Holloway
Burdette Theodore Vander- Schaaff
Phiadelphia
Frederick Vander Se Fl
Stone Street Presbyterian Church
Abrams. Brokaw
First Baptist Hovel
New Hartford
N. C
Thomas Carliste
Stone Street
Yell
Madalene Faye Vander- Schaab
Broom
New York
Vander Schaafwis
Watertown High School
Dealing School of Music
Ithaca College
Watertown School of Commerce
Camp Drum
Vander Schaaff
Clymer Central School
Philadelphia Association For the Blind
Philadelphia
WRC Officers Installed At Meet
The Woman’s Relief Corps met for an all day session with a noon tureen dinner. Mrs Mabel Brown led the dinner committee and 27 members answered roll. Mrs Joseph Gentilman won the mystery package and Mrs Marthe Davis took the attendance award. Florence Bates and installing officers named officers including Eva Dundon president and Velma Long patriotic instructor. Next meeting set for January 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gentilman
Henry Hill Sr
Charles Newman
John Babcock
Manley Robbins Jr
Ernest Buetikofer
Walter Pier
Bertha Darwin
Leon Wynn
Ralph Gates
Velma Long
George Hurlbert
Horace Hankin
C. A. Pier
Marjorie Brown
Corryite Addresses Union City Club
George Wurm treasurer of Aero Supply Mfg Co spoke to Union City Lions Club on taxes. His address during the group's first meeting of 1959 was well received by members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wurm
Aero Supply Mfg. Co., Inc
Lions Club
Union City
Wurm
VEW Auxiliary Plans Card Party for February Event
The VEW Auxiliary Post 204 met in the Garden Room with ten members. Alina Slagle led the session. initiation of Mrs Emmy Benson and Mrs Chester Swarm occurred. Plans for a February 2 card party were announced. Helen Porter is general chair, Arnold chairs the kitchen, Shuss handles tickets. Prizes of ten dollars per table were noted and Millie Sorenson won the attendance award. Next gathering set for January 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alina Slagle
Emmy Benson
Chester Swarm
Miky Helen Porter
Ary
Vn Arhold Chaiman
Kitchon
Hazel Shuss
Millie Sorenson
Attendiance
Tennessee Gas Club Gathers For Moot
The Tennessee Gas Tudied Variety Club met in the nULty building on Hwvlin TOtet evening attended by nineteen women. Officers were elected with Mrs Harold Nelson as president, Mrs Tuaxell LeFevver vice president, Mrs Frank Baker treasurer, and Mrs George Winkler as heasurer. A snake vanity was posited with Mrs Lindsey Davis, Mrs Overton and Mrs Jones Munnell assisting. New member Mrs Harold 'Tressler was welcomed by a member. February meeting hostesses will be Mrs Winkler, Mrs Waller McCourt and Mrs dutmes Mehis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nulty
Hwvlin
Charles Overton
Richard Griffith
Harold Nelson
Tuaxell LeFevver
Vicw
Frank Baker
George Winkler
Lindsey Davis
Overton
Jones Munnell
Howard ‘Tressler
Winkler
Waller McCourt
Dutmes Mehis
DAR Conducts Monthly Session of D A of Americus
The Daughtere of Americus Revitution met at Mrs Tracy Whitehead's Bust Pieasant street home with members and two guests. A routine business session featured reports from committees. Guest speaker Mrs Arthur Coles grove gave a resume of her recent trip to Europe. Next session set for February 1 with Mrs Carl Hinnan of Maple avenue. John A. Albrecht of Pittsburgh installed as new president of the Pennsylvania Realtors Association at the annual Board of Directors meeting in Harrisburg.
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DAR
Americus
Tracy Whitehead
Bust Pieasant Street
Arthur Colesgrove
Europe
V. W. Chahuh
Carl Hinnan
Maple Avenue
Neads PA
Realtors
Harrisburg
John A. Albrecht
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Realtors Association
Bord of Directors
Bridal Shower Honors Teresa Clark at South Center Street
Teresa Clark’s bridal shower was hosted by Mrs Glenn Cites and Mrs Robert B Clark at their South Center Street home. Guests played bingo with multiple winners named, and games like pin the tail on the donkey. Refreshments included punch and JellO salad as plans for a January 24 wedding to Edward Moore were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uae
Pitts
Mise Clarke
Edward Moore
Corporate profits near record 1959 amid inflation concerns
The Union's business outlook notes 1959 profits may hit 48.0 billion, up from 31% of last year’s first quarter. Growth across industries resumes, raising hopes for tax relief, tighter regulation, and potential inflation pressures. Labor-management strife looms as profits surge and Congress weighs fiscal policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prealont Eisenhower
Congress
Andi Trnet
Loti - Hons
Federal Reserve Board
Matty
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Wheelock Aid
Gotdi
Pecos
Nielsen Kids
Bridge Club
WRC
Meet
Corryite
Union City Club
WOTR
Corry
First Church of Christ, Scientist
East Columbus
Wayne Street
Corry, PA
Tennessee Gas Club
Teresa Clark
Hammond
Eagle Street
Dial
Coal Builders
Corry Savings & Loan Christmas Club
Corry Savings Clean Gun
Bsket Center Street
Loblaws
Orchard Park
Hudson
BOC
Libby
Courtland Apples
Pascal Celery
Business Mirror
By Bam Daweon
Celler Jack
THE
Pennsylvania State University
Erie
Toes
St. Paul's Parish House
West 7Th SL
Behrend Campus
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