Contract Club Hosts Card Evening at Langdon Rowe Home
Mrs H Langdon Rowe entertained contract bridge club members Thursday at her Wayne Street residence. Two tables played with awards to Mrs Ellsworth Holt and Mrs Ott, while Miss Harold Powell received the special port. A matad course was served, and next Thursday Mrs C W Jones of North Center Street will host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Langdon Rowe
Bridge Lab
Robert A. Ott
Wayne Street
Ellsworth Holt
Ott
Harold Powell
Rowe
C. W. Jones
North Center Street
C G G Club Members Meet At Mrs Cragg Home
Mrs Harold Cragg of West Street entertained C G G Club members last evening. Two tables played contract bridge with Mrs Leo Mauder receiving the award. Mrs F W Dey won the door prize. Fruit cake hot rolls date nut cake with whipped cream and coffee were served by Mrs Cragg. On February 2 the ladies will meet with Mrs Dey for Tuesday dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. G. Club
Cragg
Harold Cragg
West Stuiu Street
C.G.G. Club
Leo Mautderjek
F. W. Dey
Mea. Cragg
Dey
First
Avenue
Birthday Meeting Honors W R C Members in Brookville
Members of Women’s Relief Corps No 49 J J Andrews Post Auxiliary to the Grand Army of the Republic gathered at TOOF Hall for a birthday observance and noon dinner. President Mrs Henry Hill led a 2 pm session discussing potential enrollment of younger girls ages ten to eighteen as members, with no decision yet reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Rebel Corps No. 49
J. J. Andrews
Grand Army of the Republic
To.o.f. Hall
Tireen
Henry Hill
W. R. C. Corps
Brookville
Mike Marconi
Gertrude Hill
Isabelle ‘Johnson
Nancy Farrel
Parke Davis
Dan Gulver
John Babeacle
Willis Powers
Frank Chase
Fairview School B T A hears talk on human relations
A Fairview School B T A meeting in room 4 drew 20 members with Mrs. Marion Jaggi presiding. David L Swarts Corry School District superintendent spoke on human relations topics including citizenship religion race and education. Tea and pie followed led by committee chairs. next meeting date to be announced. Founders Day program planned with Mrs J B Cogan as chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocock
Fairview School
T. A
Marion Jaggi
Donald Gates
David L. Swarts
Corry
Swarts
Lawrence Hansen
Robert Patterson
Lester Dennigan
Albert Cole
Brown
Toehe
Ture
J. B. Cogan
Club Social Gatherings Honors Mary K Shamburg
Mrs John Goda hosted a bridal shower for Miss Mary K Shamburg on Thursday evening at North Center street. Mrs Thomas Jimsen and Mrs George Sample received awards for playing exnusta. Hostess served 24 hour salad hot rolls and coffee. Attendees included Mrs Robert Jewell Mrs Rich aird Muckintiiupt Miss Jown Patterson Mrs Robert Gries and Miss Eileen Graham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Goda
Mary K. Shamburg
North Center Street
Hemor
Thomas Jimsen
George Sample
Robert Jewell
Richaird Muckintiiupt
Jown Patterson
Robert Gries
Eileen Graham
Legion Auxiliary Plans Rummage and Bake Sales
Members of the American Legion Auxiliary met at the Legion Home with Miss Eleanor Kovach presiding. They scheduled a rummage sale for January 27 and 28 and a bake sale at the Gift Shop on February 4. Kovach received the evening’s award after the county Legionnaire meeting, and the group served an oyster stew supper.
New Course Of Study for Elementary School Discussed
Floyd Peters spoke at Spartansburg School P T A about the 1947 course of study redefining school roles. It aims to guide students toward maturity with democratic practice and broad responsibility, prompting changes in teaching, administration, and curricula. A March talent show and the tenth anniversary observance were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparta
P.T
Floyd Peters
Crawford County
Spartansburg
P T.A
Peters
Josephy Sherwood
P/T.A
Frank Firth
Spartansburg School
Crawford County Council
Pvr.a
Meadville
EK. Arden Bennet
Lucy Mortis
Edwards
Agade
George Pinsek
Pounders
Ize
Birth Announcement for Petersons at Corry Hospital
Mr and Mrs Almon Peterson of RD 8 welcomed a newborn yesterday afternoon at Corry Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almon Peterson
Cor=ry Hospital
Rev James McIntosh Spoke At Local School PTA
Rev James McIntosh spoke to the Washington School PTA session held yesterday in Room 4. Mrs Harold Lloyd led devotions and prayers, Helen Johnson led the flag salute, Brownie Troop 120 performed, Cub Scout Pack 182 gave the pledge and rope making demo, and Rev McIntosh discussed the rising tide of secularism. The business meeting approved funds to buy a flag for the Cub Scouts and more rhythm instruments, while Founders Day is set for February 16 and the next circle meeting for January 1. Refreshments were served by several volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theetiing
Washington School
PTA
Harold Lloyd
Helen Johnson
Cassie
Captain Jinks
James Mantosh
Shareti
Donald Dingle
Pyd.a
Robert Wank
Imenibe
Robert G. ‘Tunnel
Allan May
Clifford McCloskey
D Junie
Smith
Thomas Brown
Lutheran Fellowship Meeting At St. Pats Church
The Evangelical Lutheran Church hosted a Lutheran Fellowship meeting last evening with Mrs Barry and Archie Tate among attendees. Guests enjoyed a variety of games and refreshments. The February 16 gathering will feature Mise Ruth Lensten of Park Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukeer Iheridews AE Suseran Fellowship League of
Women of the Moose hold regular Moose Lodge meeting
At the Moose Lodge on Wednesday evening the Women of the Moose met. Two new members were initiated as Senior Regent Mrs Leland Wilcox presided. The annual conference is set for Erie on Sunday January 29 at 1 30. February 2 is the next meeting with Mrs T Porath of Erie as official visitor. A one tier dinner is planned with Mrs Charles Thompson as chair. Mrs Jessie Mason received the attendance award and special honors went to Mrs Dean Bashline, Mrs Dana J Little and Mrs Ruth Clark. A salad course sandwiches cupcakes and coffee were served by Mrs Little and her committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose Lodge
Women of the Moose
Leland Wilcox
Erie
T. Porath
al O'Cl
Rehoboth Class Meeting At Tyangelios Church
At Tyangelios United Brethren Church the Rehoboth Sunday School class met with 20 attendees. Harold Lloyd chaired the meeting and appointed Mrs Lyle Wilcox to serve on the committee to remember members. Mrs Marshall Sherwood's term ended and Mrs Glenn Humes was elected secretary. Harold Oprison noted the next session will be February 1 and will be at the church. Mr and Mrs Homer Taylor and Mr and Mrs Lyle Wilcox provided refreshments after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rehoboth
Tyangelios United Brethren Church
Harold Lloyd
Lyle Wilcox
Steve
Marshall Sherwood
Loren Ubon
Glenn Humes
Harold Op
Homer ,Taylor
County Committee Plenary Meeting At Legion Home
SOUSY Commnder arunut Han hah of Wesleyville presided at the meeting held in this city last eve ning of the American Legion Erie County Committee. The session was attended by 70 members from Erie, Wesleyville, Union City, Fairview, Cambridge Springs, Lawrence Park, Albion, Waterford and Corry. Discussion centered on the welfare program of the region and on Junior baseball league activities for the coming season. District Commander Edward Besuchat of Meadville reported on legion activities over the past six months. Following the business meeting members of the local auxiliary served delicious oyster stew to the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sousy
Arunut Han Hah
Wesleyville
American Legion
Erie County Committee
Erie
Westeyville
Union City
Fairview
Gambridate Springs
Lawrence Parks
Albion
Waterford
Corry
Idso
Edward 1
Besuchat
Meadville
Sweet Silver Tea Benefits Circle No 3 WSCS
Mrs Vinnie Fuller and Miss Miller hosted a silver tea in the Miller home on North Center Street for Circle No 3 WSCS of the Methodist Shareh. The event drew about twenty guests and raised funds for the group treasury. Attendees enjoyed sponge cake, wafers, and tea in a sociable afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinnie Fuller
Mi Ta Miller
Miller
North Center Street
Treasury
Circle No. 3
WSCS
Dinner Party Honors Local Bride Elect Miss Mary Kathryn Shamburg
A dinner party was held Wednesday at the Elks home honoring Miss Mary Kathryn Shamburg, who will wed Rollin Jewell on Thursday January 26. Hostesses Miss Ann Lane and Miss Alice Dahlstrom served a baked ham menu. A decorative table lamp was presented to the bride elect. Attending were Miss Evelyn Wisgers and Mrs. Richard J. Orn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Kathryn Shamburg
Rollin Jewell
Elks’ Home
Ann Lane
Alice Dahlstrom
Shamburg
Evelyn Wisgers
Richard J, Orn
Wheelock Aid Group Sees County Agent Visit
Wheelock Community Aid met at Mrs Floyd Dougherty’s home with eighteen members in attendance. President Mrs Leland Grossevit led the session as Mrs Leon VanTassel gave devotions and Mrs Howard VanTassel was named flower fund chair. Social time followed with refreshments. The February meeting will be hosted by Mrs Charley Bughey at 10 30 a m with Nadia Hatilah county agent from Erie to attend and demonstrate sewing machine care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheelock
Lilies Sf
Wheelock Community Aid
Floyd Dougherty
A. D
Leland Grossevit
Leon VanTassel
Howard VanTassel
Flower Fund Committee
Harold Dougherty
Bruu Ielud
Hill
Charley Bughey
Nadia Hatiilah
Amstatgent County
Erie
Spencer Aid Members Sew For Relief Hire AP
Spencer Ladies Aid Society met for an all day session in Spencer with 3 at lunch and 12 in the afternoon. President Mrs. Robert Clark presided as the group planned gifts of 5 to Hey and Mrs. Norman Warner for missionary work and 10 to the March of Dimes. Members prepared used clothing for overseas relief before adjourning to meet again February 16th with Mrs. Ralph Bailey as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merl Lane
Wn SD. J
Spencer Ladies’ Aid Society
Robert Clark
Clark
Hey
Norman Warner
Slymey Fork
Omar. Crowell
Ralph Bailey
Thomas urges work started on new bomb
Utah Senator Thomas D Utal says the United States must build a hydrogen bomb if Russia does first though morally opposed to mass destruction, arguing the nation is the only one capable of safely handling such a weapon and that delay risks being outpaced by others. He notes party support within the Truman administration and compares the potential power to thousands of times larger than WWII bombs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Suh
Elvert
Thomas
Utah
Thomns
Triman
Suport
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Youn
Sheffield
W. R
Lorraine
Butcher-Boy PJ
Boy PJ
Hole” Shopee
Reet Society
David L. Swartz
P.T.A
Helen Jones
Pittsburgh
Helen
Fanchon Schanck
Mendyille
J. Fred Kinley
Philadelphia
Edward Rohman
Grand Street
Hamot Hospital
James Rohman
Corry Hospital
Mervyn
East Frederick Street
New York City
Minnie Bogart
Hazel Weeks
Motl Street
Jamestown
Shirley Eddy
Youngstown
Mabel Halfast
Neil Halfast
Manteca
Calif
H. M. Stein
Arthur Cohen
Rhoda Lynne
Kenneth Hervey
Edinboro State Teachers College
Frank. Harvey
Russell M. Sherman
Richard Bachemer
Harvey Croscut
Tuirsiig
Pennsylvania State Nurses Association
Oil City Hospital
Katherine Schutt
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Nurses Association
Tyne
James McIntosh
Art
Lutheran Fellowship
Neo
Barto-Christensen
W. Washington &T. N
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General Insurance
Paul Pizor
Our
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Women of the Moose Plan
Legion Home
W.5.c
Spencer Aid
Bou
Keohand
Hudnat
Ischard Husinut
Fast South St
Poa
Woness Aed
Alex Puma
Cherry Hardware
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Workman
Topp
North Center
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