Women Bowling Tournament Planned for February Weekend
The City Association of Women Bowlers met at the Municipal Building with a small turnout. The tournament is set for February 4 and 5 at Bowl-Aire Alleys on East Washington Street, with Rose Jackson in charge and a $1 fee plus bowling fee to fund prize money. Entries due February 1. Also announced is the Women’s State Tournament in York from March 11 to April 21, with entries closing February 7.
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Unum
Ely
City Association of Women Bowlers
Harold Carr
Bowl-Aire
East Washington Street
Rose Jack— Son
Association
York
B P W Club Dinner And Meeting Last Night
Members of the Business and Professional Women's Club of Olympia gathered for a 6:20 dinner in the club rooms. Twenty members and two guests attended, with contracts for bridge, canasta, and 500 prizes awarded to several members. Mrs. Sullivan provided piano selections as Angeline Marsh Blanche Beall Mrs. Stewart and Miss Austin served on the committee. The next meeting is announced for February in the club rooms as a business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. P. W. Club
Pol Luck
Business and Professional Women's
Oly
Dorothy Hintes
James Sullivan
Ing Austin
Mary Sears
Dorothy Fitleberger
Donald Hall
Charles Stewart
Apnes Lynch
Sullivan
Angeline Marsh
Blanche Beall
Stewart
Austin
Ehiby Rooms
Nurses Association Executive To Speak Here
Barbara Schutt, executive of the Pennsylvania Late Nurses Association, will speak at Emmanuel Episcopal Church parish hall this evening January 26 at 745. She comes from Harrisburg and speaks under the Corny Nurses Alumnae. An open forum on nursing progress followed the talk with Mrs. Dorothy Proper presiding and dessert served after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Schutt
Associae
Pennsylvania Late Nurses Association
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Miss Schult
Harrisburg
Corny
Union City
R. M. Sherman
East Congress Street
Special Film At Baptist Church Thursday
A sound film titled They Follety On will be shown Thursday evening at the First Baptist Church. Rev Cecil Akam of Dewittville will present the film, a Moody Bible Institute Chicago record detailing the school life and activities. The event begins at 10 o clock with an invitation extended to all interested in religious work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
Cecil Akam
Dewittville
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Columbus Grange Hears Talks On Building Project Plans
The Columbus Grange discussed erecting a hall and appointed a committee led by master David Curtis to study the project. Presiding officers D. P. Trasket and Albert Sandbure, with 40 members and two guests present, heard talks on atomic energy welfare, home hints, and Benjamin Franklin references. Oyster stew followed as Arlie Hil and the Ayling group led activities. next meeting set for February 13 with members asked to bring items.
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Euivers
Pyenine
Vestignie
Dodd
D. P
Albert Sandbure
Arthur Ayling
Arthur Hull
David Curtis
Faust
Freehold Grange
Vernélia Page
Benjamin
Archile Hil
D. P. Trisket
Ayling
Ben Engle
Grange
Hillstrom to Address Brotherhood Meeting at EUB Church
D A Hillstrom will speak to the Men's Brotherhood of the Evangelical United Brethren Church this Thursday evening at 8 1 p m. He will share observations from his trip to Europe last summer. A large attendance is expected at the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men's Brotherhood of the
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Hillstrom
Orn
Europe
Presbyterian Sunday School Leaders Meet at Wright Street
Officers and teachers of the Presbyterian Church met at Mrs. J. H. Herein’s Wright street home. About 20 attended as the Sunday School membership was reported to be holding steady. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Heerlein with helpers Mrs. Harold Flowers and Mrs. Arthur Qochran. The next gathering is planned for March 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Wright Street
J. H. Herein
Heerlein
Harold Flowers
Arthur Qochran
DAR Bake Sale At Brigham Hardware Store Saturday
The Indies of the Brokenstraw Valley Chapter D A R plan a bake sale and salads event for next Saturday morning at Brigham Hardware on South Center Street. Mrs. James Sinn is chairman. Assisted by Mrs. H J Davis and Mrs. George Boyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brokenstraw Valley
DAR
James Sin
H. J. Davis
George Boyd
Sams Hardware
South Center
Atrect
Girl Scouts Investure Service Prep and Badge Projects
Girl Scout troop prepares for an investure service next Monday night after a meeting with 45 attendees. Leaders include Mr Stoney Curl Mrs Edward Ross and several daughters guiding badge projects in drawing painting photography and radio.
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Boveauus
Atice
Wik
Hy Dale Waterhouse
Investure
Kiwanis Club meeting at Phoenix Hotel honors leaders
Kiwanis Club held an evening at the Phoenix Hotel with 29 members attending. Richard Rossbacher spoke on Pennsylvania motor vehicle safety and new accident reporting rules effective next February. Paul Crowell received a bronze Scout statuette from James Harper for leadership. Arthur Martin noted Pittsburgh trip. Lynn Rice named to the district music committee. Group singing accompanied by Kiwanis orchestra. jamboree funds discussed to send scouts to Valley Forge. R. Cox of Wilton, Kiwanis International trustee, to speak at today’s noon Brie Kiwanis meeting.
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TeSlam Weeny Meee
Kiwanis Club
Phopnix
Richard
Rossbacher
Insuranets
Pensylvania
Rossbachr
Paul Crowell
Kix
Neal
James Harper
Arthur Martin
Pittsburgh
Corry
Dr. Gay
Clarence Wallage
Hipper
Brie Kiwanis Ib Ab
R. Cox
Wilon
Tustee of
Kiwanis Thternational
Washington Cub Pack 12 Plans Banquet At Home
The Washington School Cub Pack 12 committee met at the Mountain home on West Wallington Street. Attendees included Mrs Mountain and several others as they planned the University Blue and Gold banquet to be announced in February. Den mothers will arrange the banquet refreshments and the men will handle the entertainment. A future regular cub pack meeting is set for Thursday at 8 p.m. at the school with a minstrel show planned by the cubs.
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Washington
Washington School
EC. Mountain
West Walle
Ngton Street
Mountain
R. G. Tunnel
James Smith
Woodrow Hess
Donald Dingle
Jack Vonik
Regiar
Duff selects first Pennsylvania veteran bonus application
Harrisburg June 2 The Pennsylvania bonus bureau began processing requests as Gov Duff drew the first applicant Robert Bowman Jr York from a mailbag. The $500 million World War II veteran bonus program moves into peak staffing by summer with Navy verification teams and 17 local workers from Hyndman ready to start.
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Duff
Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Bonus Bureau
Jamey
Commernweaty
Bureau Saith Special Hiatsms Foams
Navy
Phihas Telphis
Garden City
Spiesmann
Hyndman
Bedfort Countiv
Atynrimin
Frank A. Weber
Burdick A Baby Born At Children’s Hospital Buffalo
A daughter arrived yesterday morning to Mr and Mrs William Burdick at the Children’s Hospital Buffalo New York Grandparents are Mr and Mrs George Nagle of Wayne Street A son was born yesterday afternoon at Corry Hospital to Mr and Mrs Gaverne Ayers of 2412 West Park Avenue Mrs Ayers is Vivian Aiken
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Burdick
Children's Hospital
Buffalo
N.Y
George Nagle
Wayne Streeh
Corry Hospital
Gaverne Ayers
West Parkalne
Game Protector Quits Over New Transfer
The Game Protector resigned amid controversy over a proposed transfer. He cited extensive personal effort and expense in establishing the game preserve, noting he and his wife had invested much time and money into the project and he never left the game preserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotchins
Forest fire season oversight spans Venangy and Mercer counties
Seve oversaw forest fire seasons and maintained close attention to the district. The jurisdiction includes 7,000 acres in Venangy county and 900 acres in Mercer county.
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Venangy County
Mercer County
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Jane, To Drie Today, . She Left From There For Slippery Rock
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Clarion State Teachers College
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Amarillo
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