Good Friends Club Meets at Mariott Street Home
The Good Friends Club gathered last evening at Mrs. Walter Pier's home on Mariott street. Guests included Mrs. Andrew Martin and Marjorie Peterson. They played 500 for fun with prizes awarded to Mrs. Martin and Mrs. Robert Frovter. Afterward a salad and dessert was served. The group will meet again in two weeks with Mrs. Martin Swill of First avenue.
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Good Friends Club
Pier
Walter Pier
Mariott Street
Andrew Martin
Marjorie Peterson
Martin
Robert Frovter
Martin Swill
First Avenue
Merritt N. Hunt
East Diving Street
Cornelius O'Neil
Westminster College
New Wilmington
Bunt
Richard
Delia Swanson
Pyare Miller
Furth Avenue
Buffalo
Waller Sweet
Jahr
Wright Street
State Coltere
Brower
Olta Gabler
Syracuse
Pat Evangulista
Wrederick
Gaebler
Elizabeth Fugle
Rochester
Howie Boswattty
Los Angeles
Calif
Corey
Bosworth
Corry
Joseph Riegel
Woodstown
Riegel
Wynther
Arthur Marth
Mead Avenue
John Hing
Philadelphia
Jessie, Newton
George Boyd
South Center Street
Frage Kuenzie
Kenneth
Milwaukee
Wis
Howard Dingfelder
West Wenllington
Homer G. Bulard
Trenton
Farward Keidand
Sian Sprulding
Madelotta Mp
Jack Remey
East Columbus Avenue
Stroudsburg
Erkki Rainesalo
Carnegie Tech
Piitsburgh
G. I. Rainesalo
Park ‘Street
James Miller
Ruth
Chamberstats
Mia Miller
Merle Miller
Conard Street
Michael Kurelowech
Tucson
Apigona
John Kurelowech Sr
East Mill Street
Glenn Gates
Elk Street
Torrance
Gates
Henry Colburn
Carl B. Davis
Poland
John 1 Fenstermaecher
Ann
Detroit
Mich
Ladies Auxiliary final meeting backs hospital air conditioning
At Corry Memorial Hospital the Ladies Auxiliary voted to fund the installation of air conditioning in the hospital kitchen and rooms. The meeting led by Mrs. Gesler Datimer and officers approved purchases including an ice crusher, two mirrors, a toaster and bathroom seats. Eighteen members attended and plans for a September style show and visiting committee were set, with next session scheduled for September.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Mead Park
Howard Rit
Bruce Elis- Worth
George Gold
Robyert Frang
Joseph Frerst
Gesler Datiner
G. A. ‘Hilietrom
Tn Mente
T. S. Kebey
Onis Foradora
Clymer
D. Armour Hillstrom
Gold
Fusst
Caroline Tipton
South Gate
Calif
Circle Meeting at Mead Park Ends With Picnic Supper
Circle No 4 Women’s Society of Christian Service of the Methodist Church held a regular meeting at Mead Park last night. Mia and Joe Guignon led a brief business session as Miss Ruth Dahlstrand read an article on Colombia. Twenty five members attended a delicious supper. playing committee was Mes Ann Andrus and Mrs Frank Schraeder. The group will meet July 7 at Mrs Tyonk Loveland’s Findley Lake summer cottage.
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Mead Park
Circle No
Society of Christian Service
The
Methodist Church
Mia
Joe Guignon
Ruth Dahlstrand
Colombia
South America
Mes
Ann Andrus
Frank Schraeder
Tyonk Loveland
Findley Lake
Navy Mothers Club Meets at TOOF Hall
Mrs Mayme Mitchell presided over a Navy Mothers Club meeting at TOOF Hall with light attendance. Mrs Carl Highy and her committee served refreshments as routine business was discussed. The group adjourned to meet on January 16.
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Navy Mothers Club
Mayme Mitchell
Navy Motfiers Club
Toof Hall
Carl Highy
Ught
Enloyer
Kiwanis Club Receives Scout Troop Charter
The Kiwanis Club held a Phoenix Hotel meeting where the Key Club board reported its final meeting last Thursday. James Wells, scoutmaster, outlined summer camp plans as Troop 81 received its charter with Paul Crowell giving a brief history and Ivan Bennink presiding as chairman. Eric Bergstrom of Balke Callendar Company attended as a guest.
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Kiwani Club
Phoenix Hotel
Finner
Clarence Wallace
Harry Baraeh
Davit Livingston
Key Club
Kiwanis Club
Ivan Bennink
Boy Scout Commissions
Barach
Paul Crowell
James Wells
Eric Bergstrom
Balke Callendar Company
Bruinswick
Canasta Club Holds Evening at Mrs Keefe Home
Mrs Maude Keefe hosted the Canasta Club meeting last evening at her Mott Street home with all members present. Mrs D O Daugherty won the card award and the hostess served salads. Mrs J B Clark to host in two weeks at her Fourth Avenue home.
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Maude Keefe
Mott Street
D. O. Daugherty
Lafe
JB. Clark
Fourth Avenue
Bowling Teams Feted At Dinner Party
A dinner party honored the two bowling teams sponsored this season by TAGM Electric Company. Twelve men attended the event at the Blue Bonnet Hotel where steak dinners were served. The report notes a historical aside that Egyptians began metal work before 4,000 B C.
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Tagm Electric Company
Birthday Party For Lt. Merlin Gaskell
A birthday party honored Lt. Merlin Gaskell at his Fairview Street home with 26 friends attending. Mrs. Gaskell helped by Miss Merlon Miller arranging festivities as games socializing and refreshments occurred, including ice cream and cake.
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Ll Merlin Gaskell
Fairview Street
Cemetery Auxiliary Tea Saturday
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Mo Eeny Cemetery sponsors a tea Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Concord Community House. A short program is planned and treats will be served. Membership dues are payable during this time. All interested women in the vicinity are invited. Committee members include Mrs Amberb Gabes, Mr Welatecrays and Mrs William Curmall of Tmon City.
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Mo Eeny
Concord
Tvited Toanton
Ainberb Gabes
Welatecrays
William Curmall
Tmon City
Foreign Social Worker At WSCS Meeting
Foreign Social Worker at WSCS Meeting reports a gathering of 90 members of the Women’s Society of Christian Service of the United Methodist Church. Mrs Donald Dingle presided as in charge. Miss Toy Childs from overseas gave a talk about India. a dessert course followed, and the next meeting is scheduled for the first for the new year.
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Christian Service
Ful Methodist Church
Donald Dingle
James Donaldsay
Honibay
Troia
Wis
India
Paul Meerdisk
Hay Reed
Mole Dodd
James Wells
Craft Chapter Meets At Erie Tomorrow
Craft Chapter of the Pennsylvania Guild of Craft meets tomorrow in Erie at the Erie Museum. The program features Mrs. A R Wi demonstrating soldering, grinding, filing and sanding jewels. Guild members and hobbyists anticipate an interesting evening with other jewel craft demonstrations.
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Craft
Erie
WE Bre
Pennsylvania Guild of Craftanven
Erie Museum
A. R. Wi
California
Probe of Radio Programs Opens Under Congressional Probe
The Associated Press reports Congress opens an investigation into radio and television programs to determine if they contain immoral or offensive material. Witnesses before the House Commerce Committee will examine the influence of such programs on the public, with hearings continuing through Thursday. The group evaluating the material plans potential recommendations to lawmakers.
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Associated Press
Washington
Radio Alia Televisiun
D-Ark
Pulisor
Inghley
House
National Association of Give Writers and
Tle Women's Christian Temporarised Union
Harris
United States
Belief in Evil Glance Persists Across Regions
A historical note surveys a common superstition that a glance can harm or kill, traced through various cultures and eras. The superstition reflects enduring fear of invisible forces and social anxieties about the power of perception and intention.
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Weis
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