PTA Discusses Old High School To Become Museum
Concord PTA members gathered at the school for a lively session proposing to convert the old high school on West South street into a museum and YWCA. Mrs. J B Cogan led the program while Mrs Frederick Ahl presided over the business meeting and Mrs John Gilmore supervised devotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Pta
YWCA
West South Street
Concord Parent-Teacher Association
J. B. Cogan
Frederick Ahl
John Gilmore
Norman Tarbell
N. L. Bogden
Paul Campbell
A A. Culver
B. G. Bennett
Laurie Baker
Milton Cherry
Dean Houser
Charles Mack
Boston
PTA
Women's Christian Temperance Union Meets At Haenel Home
The January WCTU meeting was hosted by Mrs Alfred Haenel on Wright Street with Mrs G A Mountain absent. Devotions by Mrs O A Johnson featured scripture reading and a program on legislative and Christian citizenship. Members discussed rights of youth, home recreation, and the Lillian Stevenson fund, planning a sewing bee and a February 22 gathering, with pie and coffee served to 18 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Haenel
WCTU
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Wright Street
Eva Spicer
Lillian Stevenson
Haenel
Floyd Johnson
America
C. A. Johnson
Donald Armitage
Wheelock PTA Reports Monthly Meeting
Wheelock Parent-Teacher Association met at the school with 16 parents present. President Mrs Niels Sorenson led the session. committees named were Raymond Root for program and Mrs Sorenson with Mrs Stanley Radecki for refreshments. Mrs John Rose gave an address on adjusting children to school changes. Refreshments included Jello cupcakes and coffee. The next meeting is February 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheelock Pta
Wheelock Parent-Teacher Association
Niels Sorenson
Raymond Root
Sorenson
Stanley Radecki
John Rose
Corry Boys 4 H Club Meets At Stultz Home
The Corry Boys 4 H Club held a meeting at the Stultz home last evening. A swimming party is planned for February and members are asked to bring friends. The group will meet at Joe McCray’s home at 6 16 p m with driver arrangements through Mr McCray. James McKeehen, assistant county agent, showed a wildlife film. Refreshments of cookies, ice cream and hot chocolate were served by Mrs Stultz. The next meeting is set for February 28 at Paul Labowski’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Stultz
Joe McCray
McCray
James McKeehen
Office Party Honors Mrs. Paul Shannon
Corry Jamestown office staff hosted a farewell event for Mrs. Paul Shannon at Frank and Verna's Restaurant in Columbus. Twenty eight women attended, enjoying swiss steak dinners and a new sterling silver gift presented to Mrs. Shannon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Jamestown
Paul Sharon
Frank and Verna
Columbus
Shannon
Form New Committees At Calvin Circle Meet
The Calvin Circle of the Presbyterian Women's Association held its first meeting at Miss Jean Mack Thnes home with 18 members and one guest Mrs E Skelton Louderback present. Officers named include Miss Marion Smith co chair and Miss Hazel Merker treasurer. The group planned monthly meetings and a dinner for the church youth on February 3. A program on India followed. Mrs Robinson to host next on February 2 with a salad course served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Circle
The
Presbyterian Women's Association
Jean Mack Thnes
E. Skelton Louderback
Chris Christensen
Harold Patterson
Marion Smith
Cochairman
Paul Shannon
Hazel Merker
Page Louderback
Christensen
Sara MacInnes
Adele McCray
Ralph Bailey
Delbert Robinson
Jean MacInnes
Housekeeping
Association
India
Page Louderbuck
Robinson
Miss Smith
Don Kincaidd
Baby Shower At Charles Munn Home For Mrs Amoroso
Mrs Edward Roach Mrs Richard McCray and Mrs Charles Munn entertained at Springs street home for Mrs Joseph Amoroso and her infant daughter Joan Playing bingo and watching television were enjoyed Awards were won by Mrs William Bases Mrs John Amoroso Mrs Eugene Munn and Mrs Thomas Keener Door prize went to Mrs Roach A party lunch of sandwiches macaroni salad jello cupcakes and coffee was served Miniature diaper favors with candies given to each guest The group gave many gifts to Mrs Amoroso
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Munn
Edward Roach
Richard McCray
Spring Street
Acres
Joseph Amoroso
Joan
William Bases
John Amoroso
Eugene Munn
Thomas Keener
Hold Variety Program At Hospitality Meeting
Mrs Estella Wells presided over a Hospitality Club meeting in the Garden Room of the VFW Post home. Mrs J F Needham chaired the month with committee members serving a nine salad course and beverages. Contests awarded to several members. next meeting set for February 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estella Wells
Hospitality Club
VFW Post Home
J. F. Needham
L. M. Douglas
Earl Haight
Raymond Bacheter
Wayne Arters
Wells
Needham
Ollie McClintock
James P. Sullivan
Good Friends Club Meets At Pier Home
The Good Friends Club gathered last evening at Mrs. Walter Pier’s Marion street home with Mrs. Martin Smith as hostess. All members attended and played 500 for prizes, won by Mrs. Homer Taylor and Mrs. Lawrence Aldrich. Next meeting set with Mrs. George Wood. refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Pier
Good Friends Club
Martin Smith
Marion Street
Homer Taylor
Lawrence Aldrich
George Wood
Corry Memorial Hospital Births Highlight Local Families
A daughter was born yesterday morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Richard Curtiss of Sherman. The mother is formerly Shirley VanEarden. Earlier today a son was born to Mr and Mrs Bruno Spitman of 124 West Bond Street at the same hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Memorial Hospital
Richard Curtiss
Sherman
Curtiss
Shirley VanEarden
A.son
Bruno Spitman
West Bond Street
Rotary Club Hears Reports at Forty Members Meeting
Forty Rotary members met last evening at the Corry Room of the Hotel Cory for a weekly session dominated by committee reports on the first half of the year and plans for the balance of the year ending July 1. The meeting marked Rotary International’s 80th anniversary with upcoming programs and a spring celebration by the Corry group. Visiting Rotarians included Charles Gooden Falconer W. W. Campbell Hollidaysburg Pa and Maurice Kolpien Wesleyville with Kenneth W. Thompson Warren Pa listed as a guest. The session closed with group singing led by Rev. Paul F. Bauer and William Leuby at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Corry
Cory
Rotary International
Corry Group
Charles Gooden
Falconer
W.W. Campbell
Hollidaysburg
Maurice Kolpien
Wesleyville
Kenneth W. Thompson
Warren, Pa
Paul F. Bauer
William Leuby
Jolly Eight Club Meets At Mrs Clark Home
Mrs J B Clark of Fourth Avenue welcomed Jolly Eight Club members for an afternoon of 500 prizes awarded to Mrs C A Pier and the hostess. Lunch followed with sandwiches relishes cake and coffee then a social period before adjourning to meet again in two weeks with Mrs Pier hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Eight Club
J. B. Clark
Fourth Avenue
C. A. Pier
Red Cross Chapter Plans Fund Drive
The local Red Cross monthly meeting reported December aid to five active servicemen four veterans and seven civilians and financial help to three persons. Plans for the March fund drive were announced with Ray Weber as vice chairman. Leo Al leads the effort and will attend a Franklin meeting tomorrow. The bloodmobile will visit Corry on February 1 from noon to 6 pm at Emmanuel Episcopal Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cros
Red Cross
Robert Murphy
Franklin
Leo al
Harley Johnson
Murphy
Eddie Fisher Fan Club Meeting Reported
Miss Barbara Clark entertained Monday evening for the Eddie Fisher Fan Club meeting. Attendees enjoyed light refreshments and planned a slumber party Friday at Miss Sandra Krone’s home. The next regular meeting will be Monday at Miss Sally Crowell’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Fisher
Barbara Clark
Eddie Fisher Fan Club
Sandra Krone
Sally Crowell
Plastic Hearts to be distributed in Erie County stores
William T. Stout announced from the 1955 Heart Fund Campaign that a selected Erie County Medical Auxiliary committee led by Mrs. Harry Eisenburg will distribute plastic hearts to stores clubs and other retail outlets across the city and county during the first week of February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Stout
Heart Fund
Erie County Medical Auxiliary
Harry Eisenberg
Eisenberg
U S Steel plans a stock split and dividend increase
United States Steel Corp moves into 1955 with a 2 for 1 stock split and a $1 per share dividend payable March 10 to February 4 record holders. The plan follows a 75 cent dividend since 1951. Chairman Fairless cautioned against pledging further dollar dividends. The 1954 earnings totaled $105.2 million or $6.45 per common share, up from 1953. The widow of ex senator Hiram W. Johnson, Mrs. te McNeal Johnson, dies in San Francisco at 85.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
United States Steel Corp
New York Stock Exchange
Benjamin F. Fairless
U. S. Steel
San Francisco
Te McNeal Johnson
Hiram W. Johnson
U. S
California
Twins born weighing record twenty pounds four ounces
Wanda Krylow of Cleveland gave birth to twins after a Caesarean at City Hospital. A boy weighed 11 pounds 5 ounces and a girl 3 pounds 15 ounces. Dr. Allen Barnes of Western Reserve University supported the claim of an unusual birth weight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated
Cleveland
Wanda Krylow
Ukraine
City Hospital
Allen Barnes
Western Reserve University
Franco to send observer to United Nations
Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold said Franco's government may obtain a UN observer. The request follows objections from the Soviet Union. Observers may use UN facilities and attend meetings but cannot vote or speak unless invited. No names or dates provided.
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Ose
U. N
Spain
U.N
International Organization
Dag Hammarskjold
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