Red Cross Directors Hold January Meeting and Quota Rise
The January Red Cross directors meeting saw eight board members present. Chapter Chairman Charles Clark announced a 548 dollar chapter quota increase for disaster fund drives starting March 1. Home service reported eight active servicemen two veterans and seven civilians assisted in December. Bloodmobile visit planned for April 10 with Jaycees sponsoring. A three-state council meeting in Pittsburgh February 6 will include a Nike installations tour. Resignation of K R Benson from the board accepted. Lights installed in the Red Cross reception room. Meeting adjourned to February 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Clark
American Red Cross Fund
William A. Leaby
Frank Dodd
Home Service
W. Bracken Jr
Kenneth Burr
Jaycees
Don Williams
Pittsburgh
Nike
Norbert Bachemer
K. R. Benson
Wheelock PTA Opens January Meeting at School
Wheelock Parent-Teacher Association held its January session with Mrs Emory Coates reading the First Psalm. President Mrs George Harmon led reports from secretary and treasurer. Volunteers were asked to help move to the new Conelway School as patrol group plans were discussed. Movies of Germany England and Scotland were shown by Robert Clark. Seated 24 members the most in attendance. Refreshments were served before adjourning to meet again at the new school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheelock Pta
Emory Coates
Wheelock Paient-Teacher Association
George Harmon
Conelway School
Wheelock School
Germany
England
Scotland
Robert Clark
Mrs Curtis Hosts Benefit Card Party for Hospital Auxiliary
The first in a series of vanishing card parties for Corry Memorial Hospital was held at Mrs. Robert Curtis’s West Congress street home. Four tables played bridge and 600 with prizes awarded to Mrs. William Hammond Mrs. Ernest Simmonson and Mrs. Clarence Deyoe. Mrs. Euland Harvey won the door prize as Mrs. Lloyd Lundy helped serve lunch after play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Curtis
Corry Memorial Hospital
West Congress Street
Curtis
William Hammond
Ernest Simmonson
Clarence Deyoe
Euland Harvey
Lloyd Lundy
Mrs Arthur Shamburg Hosts Card Club Night
Mrs Arthur Shamburg of East Congress street hosted a bridge club gathering at her home last evening. Awards went to Mrs John Mohr and Mya James Laundry. Shrimp salad cheese puffs relishes and coffee were served. Mrs Ray Mulvin of East Main street will entertain next in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Shamburg
East Congress Street
John Mohr
Mya
James Laundy
Shimburg
Ray Mulvin
East Mainstreet
Keck Addresses Rotary Club On Buyer Seller Relations
Ro tary Club members and guests attended the weekly meeting at the Hotel Corry with 38 present. Roscoe W. Keck manager of the Miller Shop spoke on buyer and seller relations and store adjustments, noting the rise of the Golden Rule. Rev. Paul F. Baer and Rotarians W. W. Campbell and Frank Gates attended as guests. Group singing was led by William Peiffer with W. A. Leaby at the piano. A directors meeting followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Keck
Rotary Club
Hotel
Corry
Lester Lopus
Roscoe W. Keck
Keck
Paul F. Baer
W. W. Campbell
Hollidaysburg
Frank Gates
West Covona
Calif
William Peiffer
W. A. Leaby
Legion Auxiliary Meets In New Location
The southly meeting of the ue Hon Auxiliary was held last evening in the Lindsley building on First avenue with Mrs. Richard Orn presiding. Plans were launched for a public card party on April 4. The next meeting is set for February 28 and will feature a kitchenware demonstration. A luncheon was served by Mrs. Ivan Smith and Mrs. Harry Burton. The article notes population comparison between New York City and pre‑Columbus North America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ue Hon
Lindsley
First Avenue
Richard Orn
Numeil‘ay
Ivan Smith
Harry Burton
Moffatt School PTA Holds Final Meeting
The Moffatt School PTA met for its last gathering as small schools consolidate into Conway School. Members thanked contributors including those who donated a television for Mrs. Inez Blakeslee. Mrs. Randall Harkless led a program. Mrs. Ralphi Lindsey won the contest. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fue Alciences
Wae
Mausfalt
Moffatt School
Conelway School
PTA
Inez Blakeslee
Randall Harkless
Ralphi Lindsey
Friendship Aid Meeting Reported at East Smith Street Home
Warren Johnson hosted the Friendship Aid group of the Evangelical United Brethren Church with 14 members. Ruth Lyons led devotions and Harold Carlson presided over the business session. Ruth Proctor aided the hostess with refreshments. Next meeting set for February 1th at Bean McElroy's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EUB Friendship Aid
Warren Johnson
East Smithstreet
Friendship Aid
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Ruth Lyons
Harold Carlson
Ruth Proctor
Bean McElroy
West Coumbus Avenue
Kitchen Shower Honoring Miss Helen McCray
Mrs C T Anderson hosted a kitchen shower Monday evening at the East Main street home assisted by Mrs Floyd Smith of Bear Lake for Miss Helen McCray who will wed Charles McCray on February 11. Eighteen guests attended with prizes awarded to several guests in games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen McCray
C. T. Anderson
East Main Street
Floyd Smith
Bear Lake
Forme
Miss McCray
Charles McCray
Paul Shanahan
Robert Wink
Donald McCray
Mary Helen Curtis
Paul Baker
Walter Watus
Harold Akam
Kissel Couple Mark 25th Anniversary In Waterford
Mr and Mrs August Kissel of Waterford were honored at a silver wedding anniversary party held Sunday at the Wattsburg Grange Hall. Their daughters hosted the event for about 300 relatives and friends who gave gifts and a purse of money. A buffet lunch followed the open house reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Kissel
Waterford
Wattsburg Grange Hall
Donald Chaffee
Hatch Hollow
Nell Jones
Union City
John Shinks
Mrs. C. L. Henton Hosts WCTU Meeting
Mrs. C. L. Henton entertained 25 members and guests at her North Center street home for a Women's Christian Temperance Union meeting. Vice president Mrs. Guy Bennink led opening devotion. Mrs. C. A. Johnson read Psalm 127 and offered prayer. The event featured songs, a white ribbon ceremony with children, and a program on Responsibility. Out of town guests included Mrs. Clyde McCray, Mrs. Paul Baker, and Mrs. John Kane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Christian Temperance Union
C. L. Henton
North Center Street
Guy Bennink
C. A. Johnson
Russell Clark
Alfred Huenel
Jann Chelton
Gary Chelton
William Clark
James Clark
Nancy Jewell
Johnson
Cal
Clyde McCray
Paul Baker
Spartansburg
John Kane
Columbus
Miss Janet Graybill Feted At Bridal Party
Miss Janet Graybill and Richard Hall plan marriage on January 28. A day of the week shower hosted by Miss Margaret Warner and Mrs Tames Haslett brought together about 40 guests at a nursing home. Activities included painting fruit glasses and pen and ink work with awards to several attendees and a door prize won by Mrs Claire Porter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Graybill
Richard Hall
Margaret Warner
Tames Haslett
Jeanine Manley
Donald Hall
William Graybi
William Mitchell
Claire Porter
Past Noble Grands Club Elects New Officers
The Past Noble Grands Club met in the IOOF Hall for officer elections. Officers named: Mrs. Ronald Carter president, Mrs. Glenn Gates vice president, Mrs. Fred Hoenes secretary and treasurer. Entertainment prizes went to Mrs. Dort Clark, Mrs. Mae Clare, Mix Bertin Smith, Mrs. Fred Mixer, Mrs. Merle Akams, and Mrs. Esther Fargo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Grands Club
IOOF
Ronald Carter
Glenn Gates
Fred Hoenes
Dort Clark
Mae Clare
Mix Bertin Smith
Fred Mixer
Merle Akams
Esther Fargo
Chrler
Hoenes
Ora Loveland
Louie Atay
Concord PTA Plans Annual Market Day at School
At the Concord Patents'Teather Association meeting last evening the PTA outlined the Market Day set for February 20 with co chairs Mrs. Charles Weston and Mrs. John Williams. The session opened with the PTA Prayer led by Mrs. George Taylor and was led by president Mrs. Lows Mor Ton. A PTA Council dinner is announced for February 5 with Concord and Lovells PTA groups as hostesses. Dr. J. Guy Butters spoke on the Erie County Health Unit and its function. Light refreshments were provided by several members. The next meeting is scheduled for February 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Pta
Concord Patents‘Teather Association
Charles Weston
John Williams
PTA
George Taylor
Lows Mor Ton
Concord and Lovells Pta
Heatresses
Alan Dimmick
J. Guy Butters
Erie County Health Unit
Joseph Wojciechowski
George Kinney
Richard Winans
Charles Munn
Peron Building to House Argentina University Schools
Education Minister Arturo Dell Oro Mon announced the former Eva Peron Foundation headquarters in downtown Buenos Aires will become classrooms for the architecture and ancient studies schools of Argentina's university system. The move aims to relieve crowded facilities and provide space for university programs.
Claims Papers On Blacklist In State Advertising
Rep Tompkins says Gov Leaders office has blacklisted 256 Pennsylvania newspapers from state advertising. He cites a list of 247 approved papers and a Pennsylvania manual listing 509 papers. The claim alleges political advantages for the governor and spouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ETEK
Harrisburg
Republican House
Leader
Tompkins
Cameron
House
Caieron County
Pennsylvania
Governor’s press row over advertising blacklist list
Tompkins charged papers not cooperative with a Republican sales tax scheme to burden Democrats. Hodges denied blacklisting claims, saying ad placement is decided by the administration. Tompkins read names of Beaver Valley Times York Dispatch Bristol Daily Courier Pittsburgh Courier Wilkes Barre papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas K. Hodges
Tompkins
Beaver Valley Times
York Dispatch
Bristol Daily Courier
Pittsburgh Courier
Wil
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Red Cross
Robert J. Emmerling
Beneficial Loan Office
Northern Tier Lender Exchange
Bradford
Sylvester Krupa
Spring Creek
New York City
France
Joseph Larsia
Joseph Jr
Melrose Park
Louis Paulianis
Yesterney
Wilkes-Barre
Willis E. Brown
West Church Street
East Mily
Mayle
Legion Auxiliary
North America
Mexico
WCTU
Roberts Furniture
Corry's
Loblaws
Rchard Park
Golden Delicious Apples
Pleasant Hill
MRS, Paul
THE
YMCA
Merry Medics
Dirk Bogarde
Muriel, Pavlow
Kenneth More
Donald
Linden Kay Kendall
James Robertson Justice
Onald Houston
Ers Gey
Claims
Eva Peron
Jug Peron
Ust
F. C. Chapin & Son
Helen's
Helen
Meerdink
House OF Furniture
Wes
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