Women’s Christian Temperance Union Meets at Mrs Johnson’s
Social sturgen members of the WCTU gathered yesterday afternoon at Mrs O A Johnson’s West Church street home. Devotions on dependence upon God and scriptural readings opened the session, with plans formed to pack clothing and wood for Save the Children Federation in Knoxville Tennessee. Mrs Guy Bernini presided at three sessions and John Logan was appointed department director. A vocal duet by Mrs Johnson and daughter Mrs Russell Clark followed, and the program titled Legislation and Christian Citizenship included two articles. A midafternoon lunch conclude the gathering, with next meeting set for February 26 at Mildred Bovenenn’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Logan
Johnson
Russell Clark
Mayd-John- Soh
Red Cross Names Clark Treasurer At Local Chapter
Robert W. Clark was named treasurer of the local Red Cross Chapter at a board meeting, succeeding Conrad Monroe. The session in chapter rooms, chaired by Charles M. Clark, included guests Miss Margaret Bower and Major Harold McConnell. The group discussed division heads, volunteer recruitment, and a Hungarian Relief Fund totaling 357 dollars to date, with 55 dollars short of the 412-dollar target. The next bloodmobile visit is planned for April 16 with Civil Defense sponsors. Donations to the local unit are encouraged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unti
Clark
Red Cross
Chitman
Robert Tunnel
Civil Defense
Mira
Don
Williams
Home Service
Joseph Seitz
Corry Area High School
Interesting Speaker At Rotary Club Meeting In Corry
Shialés Barbee Tr. of Corry spoke on the Refugee Immigration Act and refugee sponsorship by churches at the Rotary Club meeting in Corry Hotel. He described admittance requirements and investigations, noting about half of refugees are received into the United States. attendees included Comer Haley and Harold McConnell with William Lonby presiding.
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Rotary Club
Shialés Barbee Tr
Corry
Washington, D. C
Rotary Chu
Hotel
Bugbee
Willum Armitage Sr
United States
Giliests
Comer
Haley
Merner
Harold McConnell
Tornedo
William A. Lonby
Atlin Hasbroucke
Lady Rebekah Lodge Stages Card Party at TOOF Hall
Last evening the Lady Rebekah Lodge hosted a public card party at TOOF Hall with 15 tables set and 15 faults. Winners at each table included Mrs Esther Fargo Mr Wallace Fred Mixer Mrs L Swafison Mrs A Button Mrs Y Moore Ms Harold Gitle id Lovelind Lelin Swasison Mrs Ledu Dahl Mrs vd Muckinchmupt Miss Ethel Matthews and Mrs Nile Devoe. Miss Ethel Matthews and Mrs Ward Nichols won the door prizes. A light repast followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
Sly O Paikllh Rebekah Lodge
Toof Hall
Esther Fargo
Wallace
Fred Mixer
L. Swafison
A. ©. Button
Yate Moore
Harold Gitle
Id Lovelind
Lelin Swasison
Ledu Dahl
Vd Muckintchmupt
Ethel Matthews
Nile Devoe
Ward Nichols
Aight Kincith Chase
Local travelers return from Caribbean voyage and visit
Dr G B Bennett of Bust Smith Slice returns home from a Caribbean cruise. Mr and Mrs Ams b Pfleeger of Williamsville, N Y, resume their own route after a week visiting Mrs Robert A Olt Sr of 69 Wright Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. Bennett
Bust Smith Slice
Weel Crise
Caribbran
Ams B, Pfleeger
Wiliamsville
Robert A Olt Sr
Wright Street
Local Sorority Meets With Mrs Robert Curtis
A Beta Sigma Phi Epsiion Phi chapter meeting was hosted by Mrs. Rover, CUMS of West Con ptrse street with Mrs. Raymond Brynt as president. Arrangements chair Mrs. Joseph Moone received thanks for organizing a recent bowling party. The ways and means group urged support for a February 18 card party at the Moose Club featuring a Chapin style show. Ground Hoe Day dinner for Feb 2 at YMCA rooms was announced by Mrs. Simonsen, with host duties shared by Mrs. Alfred J. Morrison. Pineapple ups updown rake and coffee were served to 16 members after the meeting. Mrs. Thomas Pierotti will host next on February 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sirs Rover
West Conptrse Street
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Raymond Brynt
Joseph Moone
Robert I. Gleason
Ways and
Moose Club
Chapin’s
Ernest Simmonsen
YMCA
Priram
Simonsen
Buland Harvey
Alfred J. Morrison
Thomas Pierotti
Miss Phyllis Beers Feted At Bridal Party
Miss Phyllis Beers honored at a bridal shower Sunday at Frank and Vera's in Columbus ahead of her marriage to William Robert Reynolds. Guests played games, door prize awarded to Mrs. Earl Steadman, hostesses served fruit salad, light refreshments, and a shower cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Vera
Columbus
Phyllis Beers
William Robert Reynolds
Albert Sechriest
Cyril Skuul
Betty
Loyel Sargent
Earl Steadman
Theodore Kier
O' Kinney
EUB Friendship Aid Meets At Parsonage
A regular meeting of the Agend ship Aid of the Evangelical United Brethren Church was held at the parsonage on North Center street. Twenty seven members and four guests attended the routine session led by president Mrs. Glenn Humes. Afterward guests shared refreshments prepared by Mrs. Robert Shannon Miss Agnes Rupp and Mrs. Wheodore Vanderholl. The next meeting is set for February 6 at Mrs. Warren Johnson’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agendship Aid
Evangelical United Brethren Church
North Center Street
Aid
Glenn Humes
Robert Shannon
Agnes Rupp
Wheodore Vanderholl
Warren Johnson
Exchange Students Speak At Concord PTA Meeting
At the Concord School last evening the January PTA meeting was chaired by Mrs Thoms Pieroltt. Dan Skala of Lawrence Park High School Erie spoke on the student exchange program with several accompanying exchange students describing customs from France Greece Sweden and a Lawrence Park girl who spent three months in Rome last year. A business session followed and Mrs Ruth Gartell's third grade received the attendance award. Refreshments were served by Mrs John Bosak and her committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Pta
Concord Parents
Thoms Pieroltt
Franke McKnight
Dan Skala
Lawrence Park High School
Erie
France
Greece
Sweden
Lawence Park Gil
Rome
Ruth Gartell
John Bosak
Girl Scouts Present Ive Got A Secret Quiz
The Girl Scout Troop 39 meeting at the First Presbyterian Church featured a humorous quiz show inspired by Ive Got A Secret with Linda Freno playing Gary Moore. Panelists included Vanderhoff, Rhodes, Joe, Williams, Meketha and Auer. contestants were Tunnel Tate Shields Miller Paterson Diemer Killg Linda Applebee Zalzneck. Comments included humorous secrets and commercials by Miller and Tunnell. Summerfield gets nod Washington President Eisenhower nominates Arthur E. Summerfield of Michigan to continue as postmaster general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Adele McCray
Linda Freno
Gary Moore
Maxine Vanderhoff
Shiron Rhodes
Phylis Joe
Cheryl Williams
Pat Mekheta
Carol Auer
Kathe Tunnel
Katie Ann Tate
Vicki Shields
Karen Miller
Connie Paterson
Shirley Diemer
Joan McKillg
Linda Applebee
Joy Zalzneck
Kathe Tunnell
Summerfield
Washington
Eisenhower
Arthur E. Summerfield
Michigan
Senate
Weather Across Nation After Severe Storms Claim 11
The Associated Press reports varied conditions nationwide after deadly storms in Tennessee and the lower Mississippi Valley. Snow and cold grip the mid continent while a warm moist southerly flow brings springlike conditions to the Appalachians and Northeast. Flooding spreads in the East as rapid melting raises water levels in western watersheds and central New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Associated Press
Tennessee
Mississippi Valley
Appalachians
Atlantic
New York
Princess Grace Delivers Daughter in Monaco Headlines Pour In
Monaco announced the birth of Princess Grace and Prince Rainier III’s daughter at 9:27 am amid a gray morning. Cannon salutes aboard yachts rang out as Monacans and tourists gathered in cafes, celebrating the newborn heir in a principality with negligible taxes and no military service. Princess Caroline remains the heir apparent, with a potential future son altering the succession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kel
Girline Louise Marguerite
Prince Rainier Til
Riviera
Aristotle Onassis
Bernard Dowkey
Paris
Emile Hervel
Charles Bernascont
John B. Kelly
Grace
Philadelphia
Kelly
Margaret
Monte Caro
Monacans
Rainier
Monaco 4
France
Caroline
Push for Stricter Movie Censorship In Pennsylvania
A push to tighten Pennsylvania's 44 year old censorship law gained momentum as a bill seeks to restrict exhibitions to minors and tighten sale of films. Senator William J. Law leads support with Martin Murray Hugh Me Menamin Jobs D Westmoreland and Miles D Denk. A separate proposal would create a State Department of Recreation with a $150000 biennial budget to oversee statewide recreational planning.
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Pennnsylvania
Qiellon
Welus
Secent Supreme Court
Ben
William J. Law
D.washington
Straightien
Lane
Sens
Martin Murray
Bugerhet
Hugh J. Me
Menamin
Lackawannl
Deni
Westmoreland
Miles R. Derk
Lancaster
State Department
BRP
Serio Eal Recreations
William W Mithen
Philadeiphhiat
Trucker Dies After Armstong County Crash
Coroner reports truck driver Frank Vi Don kis aged year old Bal Claire died at home from injuries from a crash 212 miles west of Worthington. He had been released from Buller Hospital January 17 after a bruising overturn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AVTUR
Economy in Balance Amid Deflation Debate
Business editor notes President Blisenthriwer’s Congress message hints at ongoing expansion with no warning of inflation risk. Analysts weigh whether trouble lies in inflation or deflation as credit restraint and rising rates loom. New York Fed and Chicago Fed officials push restraint to sustain steady growth.
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New York
Blisenhriwyer
Congress
Unui
Unui Businessmen and | Bankers As To Which Is the Reat} Fanger Abesd
Stork
Tate
EAC
Hines
Chicago Federal Reserve
Theis
Debates on Money Policy and Inflation Roil Economic Outlook
The piece reports diverging views among money managers, with the Federal Reserve supporting debt money for industrial expansion while the President urges Congress to raise the VA mortgage rate to five percent to channel funds into building. Some congressmen seek further stimulus for borrowing or home construction, and bankers worry about tight money amid wage and price inflation during a boom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sch
Federal Reserve Board
Congress
Veteran Administration
Playboy Witness Denies Meeting Wilma Monro on Beach
Rome scandal trial hears Montagna 18 deny meeting Wilma Monro whose body was found on Os Ha Beach nearly four years ago. Former Rome Poller Chief Saverio Polito and Gianpiero Piccioni, son of a former Italian foreign minister, are linked to alleged tax schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Ar —Ved Montageai
Rome
Wilma Mono51
Os Ha Beach
Montagna
Saverio Polito
Gianpiero Piccioni
Manslaughter Charge In Wilma’s Death Remains Unclear
The report notes a defendant named Montagna testifying on his own behalf saying he never met Wilma Montest nor helped anyone escape. The account mentions three principals on trial, with one speaking of absurd charges. A separate line references King Francis I’s attire.
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Wilma
Montagna
Wilma Montest
Francis I
France
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Cari
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Rbisburg
Fies
Loblaws
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