Installation of Scouts to Be Held at St Pauls Lutheran
Installation service for Boy Scout Troop No 70 of St Pauls Lutheran Church will be Sunday at 7 30 p m. Charles Stèlafurth and his Erie troop will conduct the investiture Rev 5 S Schweilert of St Matthew s Lutheran Erie will speak Roy Yohe will preside with Mervyn Nast presenting the charter to Troop 70 led by John Street. Public invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stryice
Boy Stout
St. Paul's Iutheran Church
Charles Stélafurth
John Street
Mrs Beyers Addresses Northwestern Counties Council Meeting
State President Mrs Myrtle Beyers of McKeesport spoke at the Northwestern Counties Council of W P W held at the Boston store in Erie. Mrs John Boland of Corry presided with delegates from Warren Meadville Erie and Corry. A luncheon followed the session and the next meeting is set for Corry on Thursday April 18. Corry attendees included Mrs Boland Mrs Merle Amy Mrs C G Reynolds Mrs Fred Taylor Mrs Paw Quinlisk Mrs Elmer Shuss Mrs Mary Jackson Mrs Pan Lines Mrs Frank Schrader Mrs Jean Field and Mrs J J Laight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beyers
Myrtle Beyers
McKeesport
Northwestern Counties Council
W.P. W
Boston
Erie
John Boland
Corry
Northwestern Counties
Social Meeting of Rehoboth Class
The Rehoboth class United Brethren church held its monthly social and business meeting last evening at Mr. and Mrs. John Ohrn Jr. on West Pleasant street. After the business session, 27 members enjoyed games arranged by Mrs. John Westley. The hostess served refreshments. The next meeting will be held February 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rehoboth
United. Brethren Church
John Ohrn, Jr
West Pleasant Street
John Westley
Pebrugty
Sixty Served at Woman's Relief Corps Dinner
Sixty persons including visitors were served a roast pork lunch yesterday at the Masonic Temple. At 4 PM the regular meeting discussed plans for another dinner on February 15. A special invitation will be sent to W R organizations in North East and Union City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Relief Corps
Masonic Temple
W. R
North East
Union City
Tureen Dinner for U B Ladies Aid In Church Meeting
Twenty members of the United Brethren church Ladies Aid Society attended an all day meeting yesterday. Mrs John Banks read scripture and the afternoon was spent sewing and quilting during the devotional period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turee Uuhner
Ladies Aid Society
United
Blues and Greens Dominant for Spring Men’s Suits
The National Association of Retail Clothiers and Finishes announced blues and soft greens as the top suit colors for spring. Members described a modified drape with broad shoulders and narrow hips. The association’s 26th annual convention closed with Harry P. Fletcher of Fort Wayne Indiana elected president, succeeding Marx M. Levy of Shreveport Louisiana.
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National Association of Retail Clothiers
Tis
Association
Harry P. Fletcher
Fort ‘Wayne
Ind
Marx M. Levy
Shreveport
Louisiana
Social News Notes From Local Visits
Mrs. Lou Lammers of Jamestown arrived to spend the day with her sister Mrs. D J Pi of Delaware street. Miss Betty Tryin, a Spartansburg teacher, was an overnight guest of Miss Mary Rhines hart of North Center street. Ralph Blick motored to Sharon on business. Mrs. Douglas Gates of Greenlawn Lt and Leland Tranium of Brooklyn N Y arrived here. In memory of Mrs Will J Wilcox of East Main street, a service was held this afternoon. Elbert Miller, Erie business visitor today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Lammers
Jamestown
D. J. Pi
Delaware Street
Betty. Tryin
Spartansburg
Mary Rhineshart
North Center Street
Ralph Blick
Sharon
Douglas Gates
Greenlown
Leland Tranium
Brooklyn
Hill Brooklyn
Will J. Wilcox
East Main Street
Elbert Miller
Erie
Keppel Tiffany Visits From Mansfield Pa With Hosts
Keppel Tiffany of Mansfeld State Teachers College Mansfield Pa arrives for a short stay with his parents Mr and Mrs L R Tiffany of South Center Street after completing mid semester exams. Mrs W J Hines of Lander Weming formerly Miss Nettie Damon is visiting at Frank L Weeks on Moth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keppel Tiffany
Mansfeld State Teachers’ College
Mansfield
Phisarents
L. R. ‘Tiffany
South Genter Street
W. J. Hines
Lander, Weming
Nettie Damon
Prank L. Weeks
Moth Street
Mrs Weed Hostess 500 Club at East Trying Street
Mrs Paul S Weed hosted members of her 500 Club yesterday after five at her East Trying Street home. The afternoon’s award went to Mrs Glenn Steadman of Spartansburg. Guests included Mrs Murn Danner, Mrs Alonzo Pratt, Mrs Gleo Boyd, Mrs Hawi Tsraelson, Mrs John Kylander of Union City, Mrs Clyde Hall of Corry R D 1, and Mrs Steaman of Spartansburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weed
Paul S. Weed
Ian East Trying Stree
Glenn’ Steadman
Spartansburg
Murn Danner
Alonzd Pratt
Gleo Boyd
Hawi Tsraélson
John Kylander
Union City
Women’s Christian Temperance Union Meeting Notes
Yesterday's WCTU gathering at Mrs. Gat Hehtel's North Center street home featured readings on alcohol costs to Boston society. Mrs. Ton Johnson presented What Alcoholism Costs the City. Mrs. Pred Ross read The Nailer from the Saturday Evening Post. Stanley High spoke on ion. Membership plans were outlined by President Mrs. Leon Van Tas sel. ten members and one visitor attended. Mrs. Emma Heath led a devotional period followed by brief business. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Henlo.
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Women's Christian Temperance Union
Mhe
Gat Hehtel
North Center Street
Boston
Ton Johnson
Pred Ross
Satheey Evening Post
W.y
Football Players Guests of Kiwanis
Fourteen members of the High School football squad were guests of the Kiwanis at a dinner meeting in Hotel Cor TV. Olin W. Bracken presided and spoke to the Kiwanis and players. Superintendent Ralph E. Dewey attended and addressed the group on work. Twenty-seven members of the chapter participated.
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theiKiwanis
Chia
Olin W. Bracken
Ralph 8
Dewey
Chi
Art Professor to Speak at Edinboro College Club Meeting
Art Professor GCL Bates of Edinboro State Teachers College will address the College Woman's Club Monday evening at the home of Miss Aus te on Maple Avenue. Fostesses listed include Miss Austin and several named Mrs. Hastings Jones Mrs. Chaffee Mrs. Harold Wolfe Mrs. Lowe Edwards Mrs. Cornelia Anderson and Miss Ann Baresi among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gcl Bates
Edinboro State Teachers’ College
Ins Auste
Maple Avenue
Austin
Hastings Jones
Arlley Chaffee
Harold C. Wolfe
F. Lowe Edwards
Cornelia Anderson
R. B. Mosier
Ann Baresi
Wirs. Som Is
Irvine
Recipe Fragments and Dining Etiquette Tips
A jumble of baking directions for a spice cake and sugar shortcake appears, with instructions to melt shortening, sift flour and leaveners, mix with dairy, add vanilla, and bake in a 9 inch square pan. The text also ponders if cake should be eaten with fingers or a fork and whether both fork and spoon are needed for serving ice cream and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silzar
Wilk
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