Celebrating 50th Wedding Anniversary Walter and wife
Mr and Mrs Walter Jones of 183 Fast 24th Street Erie celebrate their golden wedding anniversary this Saturday January 26. They have two children Mrs R Church and Wayne Jones, both of Erie, and five grandchildren. Mr Jones long worked for the Pennsylvania Railroad and is known in bowling and baseball circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Jones
T83
24Th Street
Eri
R. Church
Wayne Jones
Erle
Jones
Pennnsylvania Railroad
Birthday Party At Rebekah Lodge Honors Several Ladies
An October social evening at the Rebekah Lodge honored Mrs. Auer Mrs. Nels Sorenso and Mrs. Charles Bugbee. About five hundred attendees enjoyed the gathering with prizes won by Mrs. May Carnie and Miss Rose Mary Avior.
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Feoinkilt
Rebekah Lodge
Hill
Auer
Nels Sorenso
Charlés Bugbee
May Carnie
Rosemary Avior
Bridge Club Hosts Dessert Lunch at North Center Street Home
Mrs J H Heerlein hosted a bridge gathering last evening at her North Center Street home. The prize winner was Mrs J A Feldt. Guests included Mrs Wi Bracken Mrs Guy Simmons Mrs Ri Dewey Mrs C H Holden Miss Mildred Tillotson Mrs Leon Lindsley and Mrs Feld. The club will meet again in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ars J. Eupert Heerlen
North Genter Street
J. A. Feldt
Wi Bracken
Lillian Guild Meeting And Sandwich Party
Ninétéh members of the Lilien Guild of the Emanuel Episcopal church and one guest enjoyed a meeting and sandwich party last evening at Mrs. Mil dred Alfred on West Park Place. Acting president Mrs. Alfred conducted the business meeting with committees named for the year and routine business discussed. The next guild meeting will be February 4 at Parish hall with a tureen dinner. Mrs. Frank Lockwood and Mrs. George Mulderish were named in charge. Members with dime cards should report to Mrs. W. A. Redmond.
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Lillian Guild
Frank Lockwood
George Mulderish
W. A. Redmond
Radio listings and schedules a night of talks and music
Radio programming outlines tonight and tomorrow with multiple stations listing guests such as Hanford MacNider Claude Pepper and Bill Lend-Lease debate. The schedule mentions Cavalcade of America Eddie Cantor Lone Ranger Guy Lombardo and various dramas programs news and music across WABC WIZ WEAF MBS NEC and NBC networks with time slots through midnight and plans for Thursday’s lineup including War broadcasts and Britain aid discussions.
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MBS
Hanford MacNider
NBC
Claude Pepper
America
WABC
CBS
Ren. F. C. Smith
WEAF
WIZ
NEC
Weap-Nebc
Cavalcade of America
Eddie Cantor
Kay Kyser
Manhattan
Jimmy Flynn
Guy Lombardo
Tony Wons
School of the Air
Douglas Fairbanis, Jr
Britain
Woz
U.S. Navy
Shorey Waves
Budapest
GSC
London
TGWA
Guatemala
Sponsor Bingo Party Aids St Thomas Church
The Ladies' Catholic Benevolent Association staged a successful bingo party last evening at Mrs. P. G. Wand's home on Park Street with thirty five attendees. Proceeds go to the decorating fund for St. Thomas Church.
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LCBA
Ladies’ Catholic Benevolent Association
PG. Wand
Park Street
Tirty-Five
St. Thomas* Church
McReynolds Resigns From Supreme Court
Justice James Clark McReynolds announced his retirement from the Supreme Court effective February first. He said health and faculties ruled the decision after nine years past age seventy, noting prior reluctance to resign and possible influence on New Deal legislation during his tenure. President Roosevelt acknowledged the retirement with a cordial letter of congratulations.
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Wauuauen
Eee Yelt
Mmu Reynolds
Roosevelt
Justice
Supreme Court
Franklin D. Roosevelt
District Boys Work Emphasized by Y Leader
Y Leader Wiseman addressed Corry Rotarians on youth work in Kentucky. He urged clubs to cooperate with Rotary and local youth services, proposed community surveys to identify needs, and highlighted youth psychology. An attendance contest begins next week with two teams led by Desmond and Dewey. the losing side hosts a celebratory dinner after ten weeks.
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Rotary
YMCA
Wiseman
Chi
J. J. Desmond
R. S.dewey
Ladies Shog Styles Adopt Military Look At Exhibit
Philadelphia readers note a fashion shift as 40,000 shoes on display at the Middle Atlantic show reveal a distinct military influence. H. O. Johnson of Boldt Wisconsin predicts tan colors with brass buckles will dominate for the coming three years.
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Philadelphia
Middle Atlantic
Aioe
H. O. Johnson
Boldt
Wis
Wom en's Christian Temperance Union Meets at Barton Smith Home
The Women s Christian Temperance Union held a regular meeting at Mrs Barton Smith s West Pleasant street home. Mrs Emma Heath led a devotional period and President Mrs Sean VanTassel presided over a short business session.
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Women's Christian Temperance Union
Barton Smith
West Pleasant Street
Emma Heath
Sean VanTassel
A. Johnson
Lion Signal
Sanford Bates
VanTassel
Miss Mar
Seret
McDonald
Louis Kirch
America
Smith
Grace Thompson
Treon Society Formed At St Pauls Lutheran Church
The newly organized Young Women’s Society of St Pauls Lutheran met at Miss Elizabeth Lanston’s Park Street home. They named themselves the Treon Society in honor of their first missionary speaker Mrs J W Miller. A book chapter was read by Niry A Hillstrom. Refreshments were served by Miss Lanston and her mother. Next meeting set for Tuesday evening February 8 at Miss Hazel Reimberg’s Bust South Street home.
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Treon Society
Young Women's Society of
St. Paul's Lutheran
Elizabeth Lanston
Park Street
J. W. Miller
Sidviser
Niry
A. Hillstrom
Red
Court Conception No. 33 to Hold Tureen Dinner
The regular meeting of Court Conception No. 33 Daughters of America will be held Thursday evening after a tureen dinner served at 6 30. The event honors past regents and all members are urged to attend. Mrs. Prank Keefe of Erie visits the city with her sisters Mrs P G Wood and Mrs John Mooney of Park Street.
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C. B. of
Court Conception No
Gatholle Daughters of America
Brand
Prank Keefe
Erie
City
Pg, Wood
John Mooney
Park Street
British Enter Tobruk as Italians Admit Defeat
British forces pierced Tobruk defenses and breached surrounding fortifications during a night battle around the port. Prisoners including a general were taken, while Italian guns fell silent amid German dive bomber pressure. The San Giorgio cruiser was reported beached and ablaze in Tobruk harbor after heavy shelling.
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Ware
Merce
Sault
Mediterranean
Tobruk
Jane's Fighting Ships
Tater
Cairo
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