Fairview PTA Elects Wan as President At Firial Meeting
Clarence Swallace Wan was elected president of the Fairview School Parent Teachers Association at Thursday afternoon’s firal meeting. Other officers named include Mrs. George Ayers as vice president and Mrs. Helen Brown as second vice president.
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Clarence Swallace Wan
Parent- Teachers’ Association of
Fairview
George Ayers
Helen Brown
Lester Dennison
George Mond
Ira Miller
F. D. Peiffer
Kathleen Peiffer
Little
Bohm
Gene
Robert Pars
George Bond
Lestey Dennison
Raymond Blynt
Mary Gillette Voted Most Popular At Ogonty School
Mary Gillette and her daughter Miss Mary Elizabeth Gillette returned from Ogonty school near Philadelphia where Miss Gillette completed a two year course. Commencement for 28 graduates was held Tuesday. Miss Gillette was voted most popular girl and held multiple school roles including editor of Mosaic, Kin club member, student council, vice president of Athletics, librarian, glee club member, first lieutenant, golf leader and May Day maid.
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Mary Gillette
N. Troy Gillette
Mary Elizabeth Gillette
Ogonty School
Philadelphia
Athletic Association
Glee Club
Leutenant
Miss Gillette
Aix
Mrs Frank Howe Honored by Friends Before Pittsburg Move
Mrs Frank Howe of the Senior High School faculty was feted at a party hosted by Mrs Howard J Ross at 60 Raymond Avenue. Four bridge tables were played with awards to Mrs Frank Graft Mrs H G Wolf Mrs Donald Anderson and Miss Lewise Mount. A buffet salad lunch followed for a large group of guests listed by name.
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Frank Howe
Pittsburgh
Howard J Ross
Raymond Avenue
Frank Graft
H. G. Wolf
Donald Anderson
Lewise Mount
Dewey
James Lewis
Howe
Jacke Paulstm
C- R. Jourdet
Graft
Wolf
J. Frederick Binley
Howard Miller
J. Denaly Watson
Thomas Hoeifs
Margaret O'Hare
Lucile Blakeslee
Louise Mount
Jane Mutheirn
Mrs Stanley Anderson Hosts Club Farewell Night
Mrs Stanley Anderson welcomed members of her bridge club at West Frederick street last evening. The gathering served as a farewell for Mrs Frank Howe who will move to Pittsburgh. Mrs Howe received gifts, with Ruth Bennett, Frederick Kinley, and Louise Mount taking bridge awards. A fine salad lunch followed. this was the club’s final meeting of the year.
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Atin, Slemeyneuen
West Frederick Street
Bridge Clu
Frank
Howe
Pittsburgh
United Brethren Ladies Aid Meeting Faces Change
The United Brethren in Christ church Ladies Aid Society met at Mrs. Harley Berke’s home on North Center Street for a regular meeting. After business they planned an all day gathering next Thursday at Mrs Henry Halfast's East Wayne Street home with members bringing food.
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U. B. Ladies Aid Society
Ladies Aid Society of the United Brethren
Harley Berke
North Center Street
Mins
Henry Halfast
East Wayne Street
Twi Are Honored at Lawn Party
A lawn party on West Wayne Street hosted by Mins Vella Lines celebrated the birthdays of C. M. Jackman and Miss Jeanne Henri. An enjoyable evening was spent with refreshments served.
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West Wayne Street
C.M. Jackman
Jeanne Henri
Baccus welcomes daughter Evelyn Allee born May 30
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Baccus announce the birth of their daughter Evelyn Allee on May 30 at their home on Corry Road. Mrs. Baccus is formerly Margaret Anderean.
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Evelyn Allee
Arthur Baccus
Corry RD
Amici Sewing Circle Celebrates May Birthdays
The Amici Sewing Circle met last evening at Mrs. Glen Humes's West Smith Street home for a May birthday party. Members enjoyed a short meeting, entertainment, and refreshments with a birthday cake. Birthdays celebrated included Mrs. Davie Ruffner and Mrs. Gerald Wish.
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Ene Amie Peume Uoele
The
United Brethren In
Christchurch
Glen Humes
West Smith Street
Mia
Davie Ruffner
Gerald Wish
Humes
R. D
B P W Club to Name Officers Monday
The Business on Professional Women's club will hold its final meeting of the year Monday in the club rooms at 2 Horn block North Center. The session begins promptly at 7 20 P M with all members urged to attend. A speaker program is planned featuring highlights from the recent state convention.
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B. P. W. Club
Horn Block
North Center -Reed
D A R Chapters Dinner at Findley Lake
Seventeen members of the Brok enstraw Valley Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held a threen dinner at the summer home of Mrs. Frank Loveland at Findley Lake. Mrs. D. Wilcox became regent for the next term and received the gavel and constitution. Fort Monmouth's Mrs. Dawson Olmstead read poems as the meeting closed.
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Findley Lake
Brokenstraw Valley
Daughters of the American Revolution
Frank Loveland
D. Wilcox
Nest Item
D. A. Rypin
Character Education Theme of W C T U Seater
A Corry meeting of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union at West Wayne street included devotional work by Mrs Pied Ross and a business decision to place the Union Signal in the local library and at Senior High. The lesson centered on Character Education with readings by Mrs Frank Whiteley Mrs Bessie Kirchhais and Mrs Ethelyn Chase. Refreshments were served after the program.
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Mats
JL. Leennett “Heatens
West Wayne Street
Woman's Christian ‘Temperance Union
Pied Ross
Union Signal
Corry Public Library
Frank Whiteley
Mrs L Edwin Roelofs Honored with West Smith Street Tea
Mrs L Edwin Roelofs hosted a Thursday tea at her West Smith Street home for about thirty guests. The occasion honored the Roelofs family as they prepare to move to Trenton New Jersey on June 18th for Mr Raelofs to assume a new position. Guests received bridge prizes including Mrs W A Redmond Mrs William Myers Mrs John Castor and Mrs Walter L Peake. Myra Raelofs received a guest prize. Tea was served with Mrs Frank M Raymond and Mrs Bidenor A Meail presiding.
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A. Mount
Harrisburg
Kate Mount
West Wrederick Street
B Mount
F. J. Whittlesey
Rochester N.Y
Betty Davis
Grace Baptist Church
Margeret
Joseph Tarr
Jackie
Margaret Jana
Eleanor Jana
Buffalo
N. Y
Henry Daly
Erie
Harry Hartmer
Kane
William Hi. Meissner
New York City
Emp
N. Tony Gillette
East Smith Street
Dgontz
Philadelphia
Oil City
Gilles
Mary Elizabeth Gillette
F. J. York
Mott Street
Norman York
Detroit
Mich
Lockport
Reformer
Tey
Frid B. York
Coldchester
Can
Arthur Gravy
Vera Patton
Cleveland, Q
West Smith Street
J. Edwin Roelofs
Trenton
N. J
Raelofs
W. A. Redmond
William Myers
Johnn. Castor
Walter L. Peake
Myra. Raelofs
Frank M. Raymond
Bidenor A. Meail
Beall Heads P T A Council In Corry
Mrs Frederick Beall was elected president of the Corry Council of Parent Teachers Associations for the 1999 40 term at a Thursday meeting in the library. Officers include Mrs Douglas Rozelle as vice president Mrs John Ora secretary and Mrs Donald Hall treasurer. Reports were given by Mrs M J Robbins from the senior high cafeteria and Mrs G M Howard from the junior high cafeteria.
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Corry
Catholic Daughters sponsor bingo party Monday
The Catholic Daughters of America Court Perception No. 34 will sponsor another regular bingo party in the K of C club rooms Monday evening at 4:00. Mrs. Leg Rhynard and Mrs. Arthur Pitis will be in charge.
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C. D. of A
Catholic Daughters of America
K. of C
Leg Rhynard
Arthur Pitis Twill
Classic Fruit Platter and Filled Bread Box Recipe
A decorative fruit arrangement with grapefruit dates oranges prunes and grapes plus a filled bread box recipe. Directions trim bread hollow bake fill with veal onion pepper horseradish sauce and meat stock then glaze and slice for lunch.
Pittsburgh Markets Mixed With Moderate Demand Rail and Dairy
Market reports from Pittsburgh note moderate demand on the wholesale fruit market with apples steady and cabbage weaker. Additional updates cover live stock overall strength in the region, dairy and eggs unsettled, and a broad roundup of NY bond rally and stock activity alongside nearby commodity quotes.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Baldwins
Starks
Rome
California
Eeberg
Dow
Texas
Gla
Malye Greer Mepnains
Rivals
Ney
Ala
Bliss Telumpha
C Cahiers
Bieet Patntons
New, Jersey
Hampers
N.C
Porto Rigans
Haskell
Jerates
Cathie
Tules
Kentucky
Ohio
New York
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Clarence Wallace
Fairview P.T.A
Hal Roach
State Theatre
Youngsville
Everybody's Baby
Arizona Legion
Mortimer Gra
Francis Powers
Ham
Titusville
V.E. Phillips
North Center
Model Dairy Co
Stanley Anderson
Amici Sewing Circle
Mrs
L. Edwin Roelofs
Mio
Beanie
Frederick Beall
P. T. A. Council
Mnes
Corry Journal
Betty Crocker Home Service Department
al Fresno
United States
New York Stock Exchange
American T&t
AM Atlantic Refining
Awbourn Auto
Mendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
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Eee
BOM
Chrysler
Ida
Columbia Gas
BLY Consolidated OM
Ccecceee
Curtiss-Wright
Brie
Foneriat Electric
General Motors International Nickel Kennecott
Montgomery Ward
National Biscuit
National Dairy
New York Central
Northern Pacife
Packard
Devise Paramount Pie
Penni RR
Penney Oss
Peas Feist
Socony Varoum Standard Oil
Cilif
BOM Standard Oil
Stry Behet Studebaker
United Corp. Steel Marner Bros
Es Weatinghouse Electric
Woolworth Coe
Youngstown Sheet
N.Y. Curb Aero Supply
Osereeee
Arkansas
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