Tax hikes urged by Fed chair in urgent call to Congress
Thomas B. McCabe, ex Scott Paper chief, told the American Academy that Americans can bear higher taxes and urged swift enactment. He warned that delays could waste six or seven months and signaled forthcoming credit action on purchases and mortgages to curb inflation.
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Jy Associated Press
Philadelphia
Federal Reserve Board
Congress
Thomas B. jCabe
American Academy of Political and Social Seiences
McCabe
Scott Paper Co
Chester
Sorority Ep stot Phi Chapter Hosts Sleigh Ride Event
The Ep stot Phi chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held a Friday sleigh ride for 19 members and guests. Mrs Buland Harvey, president, chaired the affair and hosted a spaghetti dinner at Marty’s Fireside after. The next meeting is set for February 13 at the American Legion Home.
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Epstot Phi
Beta Sigma Phi
Buland Harvey
Organizaon
Marty
American Legion
W. R. C. Dinner Meeting at Clark Home Friday
W. R. C. No 49 held a noon tureen dinner and social hour at Mrs. J. B. Clark's East Smith street home. Twelve members attended, sharing a quilt, and cards were played in the afternoon. The group reconvenes February 1 at the 10,0,8 Hall.
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Clark
East Smith Street
J. B. Clark
Hall
Mrs Leon Root Hosts Benefit Bridge Party
Mrs Leon Root hosted a table of bridge last evening for the benefit of the Hospital Auxiliary. Vanishing card party winner was Mrs Perry Parker. Guests included Mrs Edward Berry Mrs Albert Rathoun and Mrs Rodney Knowlton at 351 East South Street with refreshments of hamburgers, wafes and coffee served late in the evening.
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Leon Root
Table of Bridge
Hospital
Auxiny
Perry Parker
Edward Berry
Albert Rathoun
Rodney Knowlton
S51 East South Street
Birthday Party Honors Six Women at Bea’s Restaurant
A Friday night birthday gathering at Bea’s Restaurant honored Miss May Rowland Mrs Irma Wil ett Miss Nellie Falcone Mrs Glad jys Dirks Mrs Thomas Saxton and Mrs Dara Daye Cavers attended the dinner and table decorations matched the celebrants Afterward the group went to the V P W for a social event and gifts were given
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Bea's Restaurant
May Rowland
Irma Wilett
Nellie Falcone
Glad Jys Dirks
Thomas Saxton
Dara Daye
Cavers
Coon Nichols Wedding at First Baptist Church Erie
Miss Joyce Eveline Nichols of Spartansburg and Roger Eugen Coon of Erie wed at First Baptist Church in an afternoon ceremony. Attendants included Ruth Nichols and Bernadette Coon, with Roland Coon as ring bearer and Silas Coon as best man. Guests came from Corry Spartansburg Erie Akron Cambridge Springs and more as the couple plan to study at Wheaton College in Illinois.
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Robert Nichols
Francis Whiteman
Dolorese McDonnells
Ruth Nichols
Bernadette Coon
Nancy Coon
Richard Gleason
LaRue Thomas
G. W. Newton
Silas Coon
Erie
B.D. Bryant
Gerry Stockton, Jr
W. Boyle
B. Skiff
Donald Merkle
Priscilla Bryant
Corry
Spartansburg
Eric
Akron
Cambridge Springs
Saegerstown
Meadville
Venango
Brooklyn
Canajohari
Coon
Illinois
W. S. Goon
Eyle
Eris Academy High School
Miss Blatt and James H Jansen Wed In Nuptial Mass
Miss Mary Ellen Blatt and James H Jansen were married today at St Thomas the Apostle in a Nuptial Mass. The ceremony featured a satin gown with Chantilly lace, bouquets, and an all white decor. Attendants included Rhæ Blatt and Trene Jansen with a reception at the Hotel Corry for 250 guests. The couple plan a New York City honeymoon and will reside at 14 West 28th Street in Erie after.
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Mary Ellen Blatt
James H. Jansen
St. Thomas’ Church
Church of St .Thomas the Apostle
John A.blatt
Hust
Smith Street
Elizabeth Jansen
Snyder Circle Rey
Francis J. Graves
James Wharton
Bernant 5
Burns
Rhae Blatt
Trene Jansen
Mary Lou Haleh
Peggy Jetter
Rose Mary Lahr
Indiana
Thomas Jansen
Broom
Regis Burns
Plilsburgh
Thomas’ Mead
Washington, D.C
William and
Duck Blatt
Hotel Corry
Danasty
Wiliam Jones
Erle
Catherine Burns
Als. H. K. Powell
Leo Hoylen
New York City
West
Eve
Jansen
South Shore High School
Chicago
Mercyhurst College
Erie
Villa Maria
St. Vincent's Hospital
Margaret Blatt
Helen Delaney
Julia Balt Ane
Earl Beckwith
Fran Lewis
Pittsburgh
Jack Growley
Patricia
Charles Blatt
Somerset
Doh B. Henry
HO. Henry
Paul Henry
G. D. Foust
Margaret May
Arthur Connelly
Meg
John Burns
Frank Fulber
Mary Lou
Frank Wid
Mary Henry
East Brady
William Stray
Oil City
Gilbert Cooke
Tamily
Greenville
Robert Nichols
Sharon
Bruce Sweet
Leo Katy
Picard and
Robert Batt
Buffrom Erie
William Jones
Harry Weindorff
Wilburn. Wallace
Rose May
Jan
Agnes Lillis
Thomas Kuhar
Charles Bauder
Harry Wiendorff
Stelle Berry
Concord School Bazaar Planned for February 22
Concord School P T A sponsors a bazaar in the school building on Monday February 22 with Mrs John Sheehan as general chairman. Lists of workers include Mrs B J Davison Mrs Douglas Rozelle Miss Ruth Dahlstrand for aprons and fancy work baked goods by Mrs A O Burgess and Mrs Lawrence Anterson cated goods by Mrs Lito Howlett and Mrs Garwood Morris fish pond by Mrs Gerald George and Mrs Frank Anthony candy and popcorn by Mrs Leroy Miletti and Mrs Kenneth Loveland cake and ice cream by Mrs Charles Bailey and Mrs Felix Miusnewski hot dogs and cake by Mrs Vennis Folleth and Mrs Al uns sens Nome lent by Mrs Novia Tarbell and Miss Ann Barestlo keels Further plans will be announced Inj er
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Concord School
P.T. A
John Sheehan
B. J. Davison
Douglas Rozelle
Ruth Dahlstrand
A. O. Burgess
Lawrence Anterson
Lito Howlett
Garwood Morris
Gerald George
Frank Anthony
Leroy Milettiit
Kenneth Loveland
Charles Bailey
Felix Miiusnewski
Vennis Folleth
al ¥ Unssens
Novia Tarbell
Ann Barestlo
Keels
Harvey Lovilang
Injer
Women's Civic Club Re-elects Officers
The Women’s Civic Club met at East South Street home of Mrs. Louis Sears. Mrs. L. R. Houghtling presided as officers were renamed: Houghtling president Leah Reed vice president Eugene Davis secretary Edward Kinley treasurer H L B Machees chaplain. Merle Long was asked to serve as bake sale chair for March. The group will complete quilts for needy families and report a $50 donation to the servicemen’s relief. They plan shrubbery for Mead Park and will announce February meeting location later.
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Women’s Civic Club
East South Street
Louis Sears
L. R. Houghtling
Houghling
Presi Il
Leah Reed
Eugene Davis
Edward Kinley
Sry
H. L. B. Machees
Merle Long
Strve
Mead Park
Newborns Reported at Corry Hospital
A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Vanderkooi of North County early last evening at Corry Hospital. Avsonn born late last evening to Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Chin of Corry RD 1. A son born to Mr. and Mrs. Iyle Smith of 921 Sixth Street at Corry Hospital this morning. Mrs. Smith is formerly Belew Halt of Elgin.
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Donald Vanderkooi
North Ctymer
Corry Hospital
Birht Ap Phenmod
Nasphall
Richard J. Chin
RD. 1
Corry
Cutting Friendly Circle Met This Week
Cutting Sunday School met Thursday evening at Mrs. Laurence Redding’s home with 28 present. Theme song opened the meeting with group singing and Bible quiz led by Mrs. Arthur Wallace. Mrs. Redding and Mrs. Bowes won. Contests included Bible Charades won by Mrs. Everett Palehon and a poetry contest won by Lynn Phillips. fellowship served cake jello coffee. Next meeting scheduled February 22 at Mrs. Hulett’s home.
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Sue Fritnday Cale
Cutting Sunday School
Laurence Redding
Fou Sro
Ews Davies vEyen Mn
Laverne Proctor
Fred Bowes
Thay
Matthew
Arthur Wallace
Redding
Bowes
Everett, Palehon
Marion Wity
Lynn Phillips
Frank Hulett
St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church marks 80th year
Parishioners of St Pauls Lutheran Church in Corry observe the 80th anniversary with Dr G Lawrence Himmelman president of the Pittsburgh Synod as guest preacher. The history notes German roots before 1902 and English services since 1902, with Harold K Powell chairing the anniversary committee. The event also marks the final note burning of an $11,000 1949 improvement plan and Rev Bowmans distribution of church manuals. Host couple is Mr and Mrs David A Hillstrom.
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St Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Corry
G Lawrence Himmelmas
Pittsburgh
Mie
Harry 8
Howsian
R. E. McDaniel
Harol K. Powell
Bowman Willlso
Himmelmat
Will
David A. Hillstrom
Wage freeze may delay miners pay hike plan
Washington January 2 The new wage freeze could push back wage increases set to take effect February 1 for 425,000 coal miners. Cyril Ching chairman of the wage stabilization board said he needs time to study the freeze order from Economic Stabilizer Eric Johnston. Price Administrator Michael DiSalle said he has not agreed to a coal operators price rise to cover labor cost increases amid the order freezing all prices and wages at the highest level between December 19 and January 25.
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Washington
Cyril Ching
Eric Johnston
Michael Y. DiSalle
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Party seeks successor to Scranton resigning committeewoman
Harrisburg reports the Pennsylvania Republican Party is seeking a successor for Mrs Worthington Scranton after her resignation as national committeewoman. The resignation was tendered yesterday and the party now undertakes a search for a replacement.
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Bean Snoking
Lund
Worthington Scranton
Pennsylvania
Scranton
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