County CIO Political Group Will Continue
Erie January 20 The vitivens Political Action Committee approved a campaign to register every eligible voter in Erie city and county for future elections. The Erie county executive board adopted a resolution to keep the organization active and credit its registration work. The measure, signed by chairman William Souter, calls for a drive to register all eligible voters on city and county books and will be voted on by the full committee.
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Erie
Vitivens Political Action Committee
Chicago
Erie County Executive Board
Hs 4
William Souter
Funeral Services for Mrs Blanche Babcock
Funeral services for Mrs Blanche Babcock who died at the home of George Cady in French Creek were held Monday morning from the Spitzer Funeral Home at Clymer. She is survived by a daughter Mrs Huth Cole of Union City a son Ralph Babcock also of Union City two sisters Mrs Elda Poster of Corry and Mrs Viola Stockton of Spartansburg and nine grandchildren. Music was provided by Mrs James Gravink and Mrs Gilbert Ton. The bearers were William Bowie Garner Cole Lawrence Aldrich Glen Babcock Leon McCray and Roy Negrette. Rev Miller I Harding officiated and burial was in Beaverdam cemetery.
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Blanche Babcock
George Cady
French Creek
Spitzer
Clymer
James Gravink
Gilbert Ton
William Bowie
Garner Cole
Lawrence Aldrich
Glen Babcock
Leon McCray
Roy Negrette
Miller I. Harding
Beaverdam Cemetery
Babson Conservative Outlook for 1945
Babson outlines a cautious 1945 outlook warning that allied aid may fuel socialist moves, unemployment will rise postwar, taxes will grow, and rationing may ease only with broader government borrowing. He cautions against unconditional surrender and argues market volatility, stock losses, and price shifts as Germany collapses loom, with real estate prospects improving modestly.
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British Empire
Mt. Stalin
Hation
Germany
Shiburban
Amall
Blu Farms
Europe
Local residents take furloughs and travel for visits
Lloyd Stowe returns home on Wright street after business in Chicago for Raymond Mig. 1 Corp. Mrs Schrader and son depart for Gowanda to attend a relative's funeral. James Mansour heads to Erie for the weekend. Helen Spencer leaves for Warren for a visit. William Bednze arrives from San Diego for a leave with his parents. George Aikens leaves for Jacksonville after a South American furlough. Paul Mierdink and Joseph Hyde to spend weekend in Pittsburgh. Mrs Raymond and Mrs Peck visit Erie with friends. Mrs Walling arrives from Key West for a short visit. Others visit Erie, Jamestown, or travel to New York for furniture showings. Navy and Army personnel spend leaves at home with families.
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Lloyd Stowe
Wright Street
Chicago
Raymond Mig. 1 Corp
Frank Schrader
Paul Mierdink
Joseph Hyde
Union City
Pittsburgh
F. M. Raymond
Marjorie Peck
Erie
R. G. Walling
Key West
Fla
Histings Jones
North Center Street
K. D. Brown
Cecil Bates
Lawrence
Morton
Mary EK. Shamburg
West Congress Street
Jamestown
Robert Franz
New York
Charles Weight
Navy
East Pleasant Street
Julia Zepka
Fort Meade
Valentine Zepks
Shady Agenua
William Ruland
Fort Bragg
M. C
Anthony Sprovers
North Carolina
Mr. and
Mica
George Spravers
East Wayne Street
Retail Merchants' Division Dinner Meeting at Ritz Monday
The Golden Rule Club Retail Merchants' Division plans a dinner meeting at The Ritz private dining room on Monday at 6 30 PM. M M Nast will preside, store hours review will be presented, and officers for the year to be elected. Miss Helen Jones and others head the nominating committee. Glenn Middleton and Howard Sheen provide entertainment.
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Retail Merchants’ Division
Ritz
Legaion
Miss Ruth Lindsley Hosts Friends Night
Five members of a girls club gathered Friday evening with Miss Ruth Lindsley on First Avenue. The group played hearts throughout the evening and Miss Lindsley served banana splits, chocolate cake, and coffee to her guests.
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Ruth Lindsley
Miss Ruth Lindsley
First Avenue
Miss Lindsley
B B B Club Honors Members At Birthday Party
The B B B Club met last evening at Mrs. Ross Fleming's home on East Columns Avenue. Mrs. Walter Keppel and Mrs. B E Bush were honored on their birthdays. Guests enjoyed contests, games and visiting.
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B. B. B. Club
Ford Dpaghetti
Girl Scout investure service plans noted by troop
Girl Scout Troop No 3 met at the Presbyterian Church with flag ceremony and quizzes on the laws. Prizes were awarded for perfect answers as plans were made for an investiture service on January 24. The Court of Honor meeting was postponed to January 21.
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Presbyterian Church
Heardlet Market
Court of Honor
Nurses Aide class opens at Corry Hospital next Monday
Thirty three enroll for no classes to start next Monday at Corry Hospital. Mrs Hilda Miller RN teaches with Mrs R M Sherman leading the Red Cross Nurses Aide Department. The 35 hours of class plus 44 hours hospital work span three to three and a half weeks. An end course exam will be given by Mrs Miller.
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Deen Snow
Corry
Corry Hospital
Hilda Miller
R. N
R. M. Sherman
Red Cross Nurses Aid Department
Miller
Raymond Inquisitors Open House at Masonic Hall
The Raymond Inquisitors Club hosted a fine open house at the Masonic building with over fifty members plus guests, featuring C. H. Holden’s historical view of the Raymond industry since 1888, photos of early plant life, a buffet lunch, and music by Stowe's Dive Bombers leading to several hours of dancing.
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Raymond Inquisitors’ Club
Inquistors’ Club
Raymond Mfg
Masonic Building
Plank Organization
C. H. Holden
Raymond
Stowe
Birthday Club Honored Mrs Shreve and Daisy Shreve
Mrs Daisy Shreve honored by Birthday Club at Mrs Willard Shreves Essex Street home. Ten attended with prizes won by Mrs Grave Fosburgh and Mrs George Roat. Hostess served a salad luncheon and gifts were given. Next meeting set for February 14 at Mrs Lawrence McCray’s West Smith Street home to honor Mrs George Roach.
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Birthday Club
Local Birth Announcements From Corry Hospital
A son born Friday to Mr and Mrs Harry Nelson of Columbus at Corry Hospital. A son born this morning to Mr and Mrs Joni Willis of Avson at Corry Hospital. A son born this morning to Mr and Mrs Howard Mellroy of 78 Snyder Circle.
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Harry Nelson
Columbus
Corry Hospital
Joni W. Willis
Main Street
Avson
Howard Mellroy
Snyder Circle
Farewell Party for Mrs Crosby Bush
Mrs Alton Rigby on North Center street hosted a farewell party for Mrs Crosby Bush who leaves next Wednesday for Kansas to join her husband in the service. Games were played and prizes won by Mrs Arthur Ingram Mrs H Ray Harris and Mrs Douglas Mosher. Hostess served a salad dessert to guests including Mrs Harald Bush Mrs Harold Dougherty Mrs John Westley Mrs Clinton McGee Mrs Ingram Mrs Harris Mrs Bush and Mrs Mosher. Mrs Bush received a group gift.
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Crosby Bush
Alton Rigby
North Center Street
Kansas
Arthur Ingram
H. Ray Harris
Douglas Mosher
Harald Bush
Harold Dougherty
John ‘Westley
Clinton McGee
Ingram
Harris
Bush
Mosher
First Birthday Party For Miss Virginia McCray
Miss Virginia McCray was honored at a birthday party yesterday afternoon by her mother Mrs Lawrence McCray on West Smith Street. Eightehileeren and their mothers attended to celebrate the child’s first birthday. Virginia received many nice favors from friends, including cakes, castile baby soap, and other keepsakes. Mrs McCray served a birthday cake, ice cream, and coffee.
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Virginia McCray
Lawrence McCray
West Smith Street
Virginia
McCray
Good Samaritan Class Plans Sleighride
Members of the Good Samaritan Sunday School Class of the Methodist Church met at the home of Mrs. Edmund Barr on West South Street. After a routine business session and social time, hostesses Miss Wena Johnson and Miss Shirley Ohrn served refreshments. The class plans a sleighride in the near future.
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Sulliwee
Hie Good Samaritan Sunday School
The
Methodist Church
Taft
Uing
Edmund Barr
West South Street
Wena Johnson
Shirley Ohrn
Victory Club Met Friday Evening At Library
The Women's Victory Club met in the Library building with president Mrs. Leslie Wells in chair. After the salute led by Mrs. Ernest Williams and prayer by Mrs. Walter Scott, reports from standing committees were presented and routine business handled. Hert Weldon noted three lunches packed for inductees and Scott cited strong sponsor support for On The Home Front. Cpl Max Gregory spoke on his experiences and advised what items to send to servicemen.
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Victory Club
Wom*n's
Leslie Wells
Ernest Williams
Walter Scott Jed
Hert Weldon
Scott
Cpl
Max Gregory
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