Doth Wedding Anniversary Celebrated At 334 Worth Street
Society notes announce the open house for the 60th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Orly Jones at 334 Worth Street. Hosts include their daughter Mrs Foster Kelsey of Erie assisted by Mrs G Reynolds Mrs Warren Titus and Mrs Clo B Jones of Erie. The couple wed January 27 1904 at Clymer. They have a granddaughter and five great grandchildren. Mr Jones retired in 1952 as a garage mechanic.
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Orly Jones
Worth Street
Jones
Foster Kelsey
Erie
CO. G. Reynolds
Warren Titus
Clo B. Jones
Clymer
Hunt
Readers Club Meets at Mrs V E Phillips Home
Ten members of the Readers Club gathered at 2 pm yesterday at the East Congress street residence of Mrs. V E Phillips. Mrs Ira Miller led the business session and roll call, while Mrs Willis Brown presented a talk on a Nile project promising power from the cataracts and ample water for the Sahara Desert.
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Readers Club
V.E. Phillips
East Congress Street
V. E. Phillips
Ira Miller
Stern
Willis Brown
Sahara
Navy Mothers Club Tureen Dinner and Officer Installations
Members of the Navy Mothers Club gathered for a tureen dinner at IOOF Hall, honoring retiring commander Mayme Mitchell and installing new officers led by Clarence Cox. Mrs Wendell Shields became a new member. Royal Messenger and Floyd Dougherty were installed as judge advocate and chaplain. The next meeting is February 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Mothers Club
IOOF
Merrill
Lille
Harvey Lovelland
Mayme Mitchell
Clarence Cox
Wendell Shields
Ross Jukes
Royal Messenger
Floyd Dougherty
Birthday Party Honors Mrs H Lynn Rice and Miss Ruth Dahlstrand
An after school party yesterday honored Mrs H Lynn Rice and Miss Ruth Dahlstrand with a decorated birthday cake and ice cream. Attending were Concord School teaching staff members Miss Ann Baress, Mrs Marguerite Nichols, Mrs Frank Anthony, Miss Mary Lou Signorelli, Mrs Stephen Brooks, Mrs William Stright, Mrs Lawrence Anderson and Miss Laura Morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Lynn Rice
Ruth Dahlstrand
Concord School
Ann Baress
Marguerite Nichols
Frank Anthony
Mary Lou Signorelli
Stephen Brooks
William Stright
Lawrence Anderson
Laura Morris
January Bake Sale Planned by Y Auxiliary
Mrs R Lawrence Davison hosted the January Auxiliary meeting at her East Main street home with twelve members present. Plans were made for a bake sale at the Stewart Hat Shop on Saturday January 30. Arthur O Burgess screened a film on modern industry. Mrs Chiyles Stewart will host the February 16 gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Lawrence Davison
East Main Street
Stewart Hat Shop
Arthur O. Burgess
Bonetta’ Gordon
Chiyles Stewart
Hast Pleasant Street
Mentor Club Meeting With Mrs Paul Bauer
The Mentor Club met last evening with Mrs Paul Bauer of West Park Place. Fifteen members and one guest Mrs Alta Bauer attended. Roll call quoted Shakespeare. Mrs E Barnes led the business session and Miss Lillian Barnes spoke on Shakespeare's England. A social period followed and the group will meet again in two weeks with Miss Ann Buresst of East Smith Street.
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Paul Bauer
West Park Place
Alta Bauer
E. ©. Barnes
Lillian Barnes
England
Ann Buresst
East Smith Street
McClintock Elected Head of C J Foremen’s Club
O A McClintock was elected president of the Steel Age Foremen’s Club at the plant through a recent ballot. Clifford Dyndon was chosen vice president Frank Anthony secretary and John Freno treasurer. Installation of the new officers will occur at the next meeting set for February 3.
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A. McClintock
C-J Foremen’s Club
O. A. McClintock
Clifford Dyndon
Frank Anthony
John Freno
Brook Street Hostess Hosts Bridge Club Evening
Mrs. Joseph W. Seitz of Brook street entertained her bridge club at home yesterday. Two tables played contract bridge with winners Mrs. Morgan Beverly and Mrs. Charles French. A dessert lunch followed, with plans to meet again in two weeks at Mrs. Beverly’s home.
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Joseph W. Seitz
Brookstreet
Morgan Beverly
Charles French
Beverly
Turnpike Plans Are Disclosed
Harrisburg The Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission outlined plans to start the Northeastern extension near March with a 100 mile link from the Philadelphia port to Scranton. Gov. Fine announced the route after a meeting with Commission Chairman Evans and Highways Secretary Schmidt. Estimated cost around 200 million dollars, bids callable now, completion targeted by 1958.
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Associated
Harrisburg
Pennnsylvania Turnpike Commission
Philadelphia
Scranton
John S. Fine
Fine
Commission
T. J. Evans
E. L. Schmidt
Delaware River
Delaware
Plymouth Meeting
Norristown
Pocono Mountain Resort
Moosic
Scranhlton
Braswell Baby Born at Corry Memorial Hospital
A daughter was born this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Donald Braswell of 107 Worth Street. The birth adds a new member to the Braswell family.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Donald Braswell
Worth Street
Television Schedule Highlights for WBEN Buffalo Tonight
Channel 4 WBEN presents Sagebrush Trail News and Sports packages, Cavalcade of America at 7, Tonight show lineup, News Caravan, Milton Berle, Fireside Theatre and Circle Theatre, Judge for Yourself, Playhouse, Life With Elizabeth and Weather updates. Evening slate continues with Today news, Garry Moore, Arthur Godfrey, Strike It Rich, Love of Life, Guiding Light, Matinee Playhouse, Meet Millers, and The Web.
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Cavalcade of America
News Caravan
Fireside Theatre
Circle Theatre
Playhouse
Elizabeth
Girl Tate
Garry Moore
Arthur Godfrey
Guiding Light
Ugh
Motorama
Weather
Bporta
The
Web
Joe Adonis Guilty Before Brand Jury In Deportation Case
Hackensack New Jersey Joe Adonis real name Joseph Doto was found guilty by a Bergen County grand jury of furnishing false information about his birthplace. Judge Laster Dreak ruled he knew his Passaic birth certificate was fraudulent as the state argued he was born in Montemarano Italy. Sentencing is set for February 2 with a possible maximum of three years in jail and a $1000 fine.
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Associated Re
U.S
Act to Disbar Lawyer Bloch Began in Secret NY Court
A secret New York court session opened to disbar attorney Emanuel H. Bloch for calling Julius and Ethel Rosenberg’s execution “an act of cold, deliberate murder” by President Eisenhower. The hearing centers on Bloch’s remarks during a 1953 case.
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New York
Atorney
Emanuel H. Bloch
Julius and
Ethel Rosenberg
Suit Against AGP Settled
Washington report states the government antitrust suit against the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co is settled by consent judgment. Attorney General Brownell announced the agreement with the Justice Department and AGP, subject to federal court approval in New York City. The case ends with no breakup of the chain and outlines the dissolution of AGP’s Atlantic Commission Co subsidiary.
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Associated Press
Washington
Brownell
Ube Justice Department
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co
Fed Peral District Court
New York City
Tudge Euward A. Con
Ger
Uuit Ak
Atlinic Commission Co
Tts Produce Buying
Func
Wedireet
Une P
Act Ing
Une A de P
Bar Association Sues in Appellate Division
New York City Bar Association brought action in the Appellate Division of the State Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senhower
New York City Bar Association
Appellate Division
State Supreme Court
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Car Hubbell
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R, Calhoun
Calvet
Yee
Helen
Society
Ale Eugene Graham
Port Erie
Germany
L. E. Graham
West Congress Street
Kenneth Watrous
Spring Creek
A.C. Burlingame
Bear Lake
Rivera Beach
Fla
Merton Olin
W. E. Shreftler
Grove City
Mentor
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Philco
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Joe Adonis
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N. Center ST
Corry
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Washington Steel Co
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South Center Street
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