Lillian Guild Enjoys Session At Findley Lake
Lillian Guild of Emmanuel Episcopal Church met yesterday at Miss Elizabeth Rogers Findley Lake cottage with 21 members. A tureen dinner followed as officers were elected for the coming year and reports were given on Episcopal meetings in Meadville. Regular meeting planned for October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian—Guild
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Findley Lake
Elizabeth Rogers
Louis Morrow
James Ketsinger
C. Kromas
George Hageger
Hageer
Joseph Seitz
John Rudolph
Episcopal Church
Meadville
A. M. Tite
W. W. Hammond
Keppel Tiffany
Rene Counasse
Robert Jolley
Way of the Cross
Mead Park
Tiffany
Hagger
Jolley
Mary Circle Group Dinner Opens 1962 63 Season
Mrs G Whaley hosted the Mary Circle of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at her West Smuht Street home last evening. Twelve members and one new member attended, with five children present. Ruth Dahlstrand gave the blessing before dinner. Al cetes ae as aca chaired. Mrs Harold Carr was named co chairman for future weddings. Next meeting set at Mrs James Hammond's home with a picnic format.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Gerald Whaley
West Smuhtstreet
James Hammond
Ruth Dahlstrand
Esther Circle Hosts Tureen Dinner at First Methodist
Fourteen members of the Esther Circle of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at the First Methodist Church held a tureen dinner last evening. Mrs Harold Armitage led devotions on Witnessing and Mrs Charles Correl, circle chair, conducted a business meeting appointing committees for the Metrolink-Ranerween reception on June. A tureen dinner at Mead Park is scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Harold Armitage
Charles Correl
Mead Park
Odd Fellows Visit Meadville Home for Children
The Old Fellows and their families plan an annual visit to the Odd Fellows Home for Children at Meadville this evening. They will meet at 100 Hallows North Center and depart the city for Meadville at 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Fellows and
Herekahs
Odd Fellows Home For
Meadville
Hallows North Center
Cootiettes Meet In Garden Room At VEW Post Home
The Cootiettes held their regular meeting in the Garden Room at the VEW Post home. Mrs. William Rohrig presided as plans were laid for a October 22 card party. A dinner honoring Mrs. Visla Schwab will be held June 23 at Meadville Post home with a local delegation attending. Memorial Day services at Mead Park were discussed and the next meeting moved to July 10 due to conflicts. Attendance honors went to Mrs. Alfred Cone. refreshments were provided by Mrs. Mildred Sorenson and Mrs. Hazel Shuss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VEW Post
William Rohrig
Grayback
Tieen
Visla Schwab
Elayback
Meadville
Post
Attel
Roehitig
Mead Park
Alfred Cone
Mildred Sorenson
Hazel Shuss
Russians Bend To Benny Goodman's Moscow Concert
Soviet authorities relaxed filming restrictions and allowed American crews to record Benny Goodman and his band in a Black Sea resort, after repeated calls by Goodman and a US Embassy representative. An RCA recording team had previously been stopped from taping the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sovice Union Aps
Benny Goodmal
RCA “Victor
Ial
NBC
Goodman
Black Sea
Moscow
George Orcutt Guest Speaker at Rotary Meet
George Orcutt spoke on stock market trends and mutual funds during a Rotary Club meeting introduced by John A. Blatt. Visiting Rotarians P M Chatherlain and W W Warren attended. Allan Hasbrouck led singing with William Leaby on piano. William Avni gave the invocaton. Robert Ott Jr presided over a brief business session discussing student financial interests and summer carnival planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Orcutt
William Leaby
William Avni Fae
Robert Ott Jr
Rotary Club
Brighams greet newborn at Corry Memorial Hospital
A daughter was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs John Brigham of 224 Mead avenue at Corry Memorial Hospital. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Howard Hammond and Mr and Mrs Dana Sammons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brigham
Mead Avenue
Corry Memorial Hospital
Fred Symmons
Ihuitninet
Kasrenge Memorial Hospital
LaGrange, _Il
Howard Hammond
Dana Sammons
Wattsburg
Miss Pittsburgh winner Patricia Schmitt crowned Miss Pittsburgh
Miss Patricia Lou Schmitt 20 of New Kensington was chosen Miss Pittsburgh last night in a contest sponsored by the Miss Universe organization. A nurse at Allegheny Valley Hospital Natrona Heights she won 7500 dollars in prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Patricia Lou Schmitt
New Kensington
Miss Universe Organization
Allegheny Valley Hospital
Natrona Heights
Schmitt
Presque Isle NSA Installs Local Area Secretaries
Mrs Avinle Hi Thompson of Youngsville and Mrs Rolland Stowe of Corry were installed as members of the Presque Isle Chapter National Secretaries Association International. Installation followed dinner at the Shrine Club in Erie with Evelyn Welle and Mrs Elizabeth Rizby among those photographed. The NSA International is a nonprofit professional group for secretaries with 23,000 members in multiple regions and a mission of education and professional improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avinle Hi. Thompson
Youngsville
Rolland Stowe
Corry
Presque Isle
National Secretaries Association (International
Shrine
Erie
J Thompsony-Mre
Eliarbeth Rizby
Evelyn Welle
Soviet Leaders ponder problems with market powers
Soviet leaders weigh issues from Czechoslovakia to other Communist states as the West grows private enterprise. Meanwhile, William Sulliff, longtime Bloomingdale State College ally and Bloomsburg Inc member, died at 95 after 41 years of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Czechoslovakia
Evehro
William
Soviet Union
Boyd Suit
P Bloomishing State College
Bloomsburg Inc
Sulliff
Ally
Lady Rebekah Lodge Meeting At TOOF Hall Dal
The Lady Rebekah Lodge met last evening in TOOF Hall with Ves viseghar Willa Datil presiding. The annual drive to support TOOP Home was discussed as an eye for Odd Fellows and their families. refreshments were served by Mrs Ronald Renesas urie. The next meeting will be held on June 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruutin Soekah Lotte
Lhe
TOOF
Ves Viseghar Willa
Datil
Toop
Ronald Renesas Urie
Poet Author Marie Tello Phillips Dies in Miami
Marie Tello Phillips, 87, renowned poet and author, cofounder of Americas Ava and prolific writer, died yesterday in Miami. Her contributions to poetry included leadership roles in literary societies and affiliations with major poetry groups in the United States and Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Jews and Fascists clash in Rome near Jewish quarter
In Rome, police patrolled the Jewish quarter after two nights of street fighting between Jews and Fascists. Civilians and police were hurt. youths among the injured as authorities tried to keep order during a municipal election campaign. Carabinieri dispersed mobs after cars linked to the Fasci party drew stoning from Jewish youths near the former ghetto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Scittles
Sunda
Talia Social Movement
Italy
Roman Forum
Tiber
Dri
Malan Social Movement
Tl Messaggero
Carabinieri
Climax Molybdenum dispute faces Senate subcommittee
Arthur H. Bunker defends Climax Molybdenum against claims of a windfall from canceling its defense stockpile contract. Senate Armed Services panel, led by Sen. Stuart Symington, condemns stockpile mismanagement and notes taxpayers may lose over $1 billion. Bunker testifies amid personal tragedy as his daughter Daphne Rhodes was killed in Topeka. GSA settled for 1.2 million in penalties, far below the 4.5 million sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wastunuxus
Industrialis
Arthur H. Bunker
Climax
Molybdenum Co
Bunker
S&e Speciallarmed Services Subcommittee
Symington
James P. Morgan
Morgan
Daphne
Bunker Rhodes
Topeka
Kan
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Lillian-Guild
Mrs. G. Whaley
Mary Circle Group
Odd Fellows
Rotary Meet
Arbus Clie Presque Isle
NSA
Perience
Aniuol
Coats
Bennett
House of Value
Lady
Rebekah Lodge
Toof Hall Dal
Asu A UL
Corky
Journal
Eld
van Camp
Ron Ace
Shurfine
Bartlett Pears
California
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