Home Nursing Classes Start Tuesday at Parish Hall
Mrs. W Bracken announces two home nursing classes beginning Tuesday January 19 and running for fifteen weeks. Sessions run Tuesday and Wednesday evenings at 7 20 PM, two hours each, with instruction by Mrs R M Sherman Mrs Ronald Carter Mrs Frank Grice Jr and Mrs Clayton Turner. Textbook costs sixty cents and a study notebook is needed.
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Red Gras Home Uui
W. Bracken
Emmatuel Episqopst Chanch
RM. Sherman
Ronald Carter
Frank Grice, Jr
Clayton ‘Turner
Bracken
Sleighride Party Entertained by Doris Stockton
Miss Doris Stockton of Columbus hosted a sleighride gathering last evening. Friends in attendance included Roger Cole, Charles Kennedy, Harold Lines, Jake Cobb, Clare Cobb, John Volk, Doris Stowe, Edna Swenson, Rohita Thompson, Carolyn Anderson, Edith Jukes and Alma Swanson. Refreshments followed at the Stockton home.
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Columbus
Doris Stockton
Columus
Roger Cole
Charles Kennedy
Harold Lines
Jake Cobb
Clare Cobb
Tohn Volk
Doris Stowe
Edna Swenson
Rohita Thompson
Carolyn Anderson
Edith Jukes
Alms Swanson
Stockton
Betty Jane Dahlstrand Hosts Card Party at West Predericke
Miss Betty Jane Dahlstrand entertained a few friends at her West Predericke Street home last evening. Cards were played and later a lunch of salad, toast, and cocoa was served.
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Betty Jane Dahlstrand
West Predericke Street
Miss Dahistray
Color in Womenize Home Decor Ideas
A room with blue walls benefits from white woodwork and a careful mix of Indian red and black to deepen color. For warmth in Ames, a deep cherry red carpet pairs with white draperies bound by cherry red bias tape. Inside the carver cabinet paint with cherry red to harmonize shelves and overall whiteness.
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Ames
Local social notices list trips and visits around town
Neaton residents and friends announce travel and homecomings. Buibsely leaves for Pittsburgh on a several days business trip. Mrs James Smith returns from Westlivd with her husband before his military service. Murvynast cure departs for New York City on a buying trip. Paull Phelps Jr. joins family in military service. Clyde Sholzbarger expected home from Barinsbury, Clyde W. Sholzbarger. Mrs W T Alfred and Mrs Marjorie Peck visit Exie. Ham Dewalt and family from Portsmouth arrive for visits. Howard Preble of the Naval School at Washington visits Springville. Miss Margaret Mall visits Schriey-VPM. Miss Warrots away to visit relatives. Hover! Davis from the Army Air Corps in San Antonio visits Mrs. Davis. John Howwtlire on furlough in the city. Tobit Rowland leaves for Baltimore. Miss Mongvent Tripp plans weekend time in Gan Janel.
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Buibsely
Mitnager
Muragonery Watn
Pittsburgh
James Smilth
Westlivd
Mec
Juitary Service
Irs
Murvynast
Deaving Lomoirowy
New York City
Wey Willjieniel
Paull Phelps, Jr
Champles
Clyde W. Sholzbarger ix
Barinsbury, Pa
W. T. Alfred
Marjorie Peck
Exie
Mire
Hamy Dewal
Portsmouth
Jude Oswalt
Suydey Cirede
Chirk
Foster Field
Tex
al Tishike
York
Wastmeten
D. C
Jety
Sprinavill Leismornaw
Lyle Merry
Tumpilke
Damnescown
Raznar Carlson
Rowland
Tere
Mes
Dorhtlit Jaudbce
Mn Mably Larsin
Mortini
N.Y
Moving Day Returns for Pennsylvania’s Outgoing First Lady
Arthur H James wife of Pennsylvania’s outgoing governor prepares to leave the Executive Mansion in Harrisburg for Plymouth. The Jameses plan a Wilkes-Barre visit and a New York trip for rest and relaxation. Mrs James notes interior redecorating needs and looks forward to her husband resuming private law practice.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Morthur H. James
Pennsylania
Wilbur P. Harris
Fife Hawksinng Telagrapis
House Wissels
Edward Martin
Seabh Martin Wall
Mre
Jamies
James
New Fe
Plymouth
Wilkes-Batye
Tiends
New York
Martin
Doylestown
Pennsylvania
Emily Radeltitease
Cornell University
Seravliy
British Warmth At 55 Degrees Debated In War Year Memoir
A writer recounts English warmth habits during cold months, noting the shift from 55 to 65 degrees and the sturdy British preference for sweaters and layered clothing. The piece contrasts traditional domestic tools, family routines, and urban housing with evolving comfort ideals amid wartime austerity.
Mrs Jack Berry Honored At Shower By Friends
Mrs Jack Berry was honored at a shower hosted by Mrs Clair Linendall aided by Hlchured Stedman and others. Cards were played. prizes went to Mrs Edward Decker Jr and Miss Blaine Posiet. Guests included Mrs VE Lethman Mr F A Kigsinger Mrs LeRoy Mar Tet and others.
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Jack Berry
Clair Linendall
Hlchured Stedman
Dea Hower
Connie Cullen
Lash
Berry
Edward Decker, Jr
Blaine Posiet
Liijendoll
VE. Lethman
F. A. Kigsinger
LeRoy Mar- Tet
Horace Robbins
Esmutd Barr
Dorothy Whaley
Virginia Armitgee
Joan Raseh
Sleigh Ride Party Honors Virginia Kinney Farewell
A farewell sleigh ride for Miss Virginia Kinney was held at the Armory skating rink at 7:30. Guests including Guy Williams and others rode to Corry Sprague Creek road and returned to Cory for a party at Charles Yoke's home. Kirstie was given a facelet and necklace as remembrance.
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Sue UN Phyo
Virginia Kinney
Bradford
Guy Wiliams
Reller Skating Rink
Armory
Wolock End
Corry-Sprag Creek
Cory
Charles Yoke
East Band Street
Kirstiey
Birthday Party for Clifford Redding
Clifford Redding celebrated his twentieth birthday at their residence on West Washington Street Friday evening. Members of the Baptist Young People's Society attended and Clifford received many fine gifts as friends and family shared a pleasant time.
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West Washington Street
Clifford
Axel
Entsies
Baptist Young People’s Society
Bowling League Teams Enjoy Ham Dinner
Bowling league members Boxlor Howe and Perrys Salon met at the Boston House for a ham dinner at 5:30. They then played regular games of the Teagux as the Fecrea Honaileys, enjoying the Friday night gathering.
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Boxlor Howe
Perry
Boston
Mrs Elwin Kirch Honored at Thursday Home Party
Mrs AjQs DeMonel hosted a gathering Thursday evening for her sister Mrs Elwin Kirch. Several friends attended and prizes were awarded to Mrs Paul Janos and Mrs Birch. The hostess served a delicious meal with a pink and white color scheme.
Boy Scout Council Holds Monthly Erie County Meeting
The Saitheatern District's Committee of the Erie County Council of Boy Scouts of America held the regular monthly gathering at BR. S. Dawe's office with Chair Charles Rich presiding. Glenn B. Beck, district executive, urged obtaining additional staff and closer ties between district committees and the council while planning a seven week leadership course starting February 6. Plans also covered National Scout Week beginning February 6 with Cubs and Scouts wearing uniforms and attending church services.
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Boy Scout Council
Erie County Council of
Boy Scouts of America
BR. S. Dawe
Charles Rich
Glenn B. Beck
Erie County Couch
Dr. Doin 5
Parsons
Bell
Efle
Mir Beck
Glenn Beck
Washington School Study Circle Meets at Went Wayne Street
Washington School Study Circle gathered Thursday evening at Mrs. Leslie Wells home on Went Wayne Street with few Indies of Tending. Topics discussed included Meal and Paten Rationing led by Mrs. Frederick Heal. Prizes were won by Mrs. Wave Perkins and Mrs. Charles Rich.
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Leslie Wells
Wayne Street
Frederick Heal
Wave Perkins
Charles Rich
Finstess
Merritt Hunt
Albert Shuifer
Pranels Luellen
Dairymen's League Holds Annual Dinner Meeting
Jerry Luca of the Dairymen's League presided at the Horn Block Grange Hall dinner meeting attended by thirty five. Harold Howard led the session. Frank Harger and B. G. Gates were elected directors for three years. Henry March of Waterford spoke on war emergency authorizations amid farmer cooperation. Community singing concluded the event.
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Jerry Luca
Dairymen's League
Thew
Grange Hall
Horn Block
Harold Howard
Frank Harger
B. G. Gates
Henry March
Waterford
County Teague
Howard Reddine
Girl Scouts Plan Sledding Party at Presbyterians meeting
Girl Scouts No. 39 met at the Presbyterian church last evening to work on Community Tite badge requirements. Mary Lol McGray and Charlotte Mvalpol ls completed merit requirements for arts and crafts badges and later the group enjoyed games. The troop planned a sledding party in the near future.
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Itl Scou
Goon No
Presbyterias
T Hey
Mary Lol McGray
Charlotte Mvalpolls
Apis Ans
Mines to reopen amid new threat and wage dispute
Miners threaten renewed strike as talks waver over April 20 reopening dates. Union leaders claim 1,000 miners are striking while 17,000 estimate total workers involved. Dispute splits the rank and file with insurgent committees pushing for action and WEB-led leaders delaying participation.
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Mat Lewis
Tewis
Ory the Unto
UMW
Porliey Web Overs
OHO
Moni Comrerrow
WLB
WUE
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