Red Cross Board Elects Officers and Plans Home Nursing Course
The local American Red Cross chapter held its board meeting with fourteen directors present. Charles Clark was elected chairman, Frank Dodd first vice chairman, Leo Al second vice chairman, Conrad Monroe treasurer, and Mrs. Don Williams secretary. A report on the Atlantic City convention was given, and the next bloodmobile visit was announced for July 26. Mrs. M. Howard resigned. Mrs. M. C. Baldwin was appointed to the board. Plans for a fall home nursing course were discussed and will continue October 3. The next board meeting is scheduled for July 26.
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The
American Red Cross
North Center Street
Don ‘Williams
Charles Clark
Frank Dodd
Leo al
Conrad Monroe
Williams
Atlantic City
Norman Tarbell
Olin W. Bracken Jr
M. Howard
M. C. Baldwin
Shay
Baldwin
Genevieve Maloney
Eugene Buesink
Mrs Raleigh Shannon Feted At Stork Shower
Mrs Lee Proctor and Mrs John Bilak hosted a stork shower at the former’s home on R D 3 honoring Mrs Raleigh Shannon. Eighteen guests enjoyed prize awards for entertainment won by Mrs Merle Bowen Mrs Merrill Tarbell Mrs Hubert Watsons Mrs Harold Messenger and Miss June DeWitt. Cookies ice cream and coffee were served. Pink and blue baskets with mints decorated the room. At the end Mrs Shannon received many lovely gifts from friends. Out of town guests came from Cleveland Union City and Clymer.
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Raleigh Shannon
Stork Shower
Lee Proctor
John Bilak
R. D
Merle Bowen
Merrill ‘Tarbell
Hubert Wattons
Harold Messenger
June DeWitt
Miss Sue Ann Mosher Honored On 10th Birthday
Miss Sue Ann Mosher visiting from California was feted on her 16th birthday with a party at her grandparents’ home, 812 Mead Avenue, from 2 to 4 PM. Fifteen young friends attended, with green and yellow decorations, yellow candy baskets, and party favors as entertainment featured games.
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Robert Forrester
East South Street
Flint
Mich
Stanley Panee
Victoria Panee
Rose’ Butzek
Chicago
Victoria Kripa
Ann Krupa
Mead
Corry
Erie Presbyterian Westminister Fellowship
Wack Ab Crave City
Sue Ann Mosher
California
Robert Davis
Mead Avenue
Niobe couple honored on 35th anniversary open house
Area residents celebrate Mr. and Mrs. Harold Davis of Niobe on their 35th wedding anniversary with an open house at Niobe Grange Hall attended by about 150 guests including children Calyin Davis and the Butts and Davis families. The couple married June 23 192. Gifts featured roses and peonies as friends from Corry Union City Elgin Erie Pike Sherman Findley Lake Niobe Ashville Jamestown attended.
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Harold Davis
Niobe
Niobe Grange Hall
Calyin “Davis
Duane Butts
Norman Butts
Meredith Davis
Robert Davis
Marjorie Davis
Davis
Niobe Grange
Ashville
Corry
Union City
Elgin
Erie
Pike
Sherman
Findley Lake
Panalii
Blackville
Jamestown
Legion Auxiliary Concludes Final Session Before Summer
Legion Auxiliary members met last evening for the final session before adjournment for summer. Mrs. Everett Ehmquist, president, led the meeting at North Center street rooms to discuss year end business. A family picnic with Legion men is planned at Mead Park on July 12 at 6 30 p m hosted by Mrs Frank Schrader Miss Ann Royek Mrs Richard Orn and Mrs Frank Gravino.
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Legion Auxiliary
Everett Ehmquist
Noth Center Street
Prembers
Lérion
Mead Park
Frank Schrader
Ann Royek
Richard Orn
Frank Gravino
Son Born at Corry Memorial Hospital Union City
A son was born early this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Joseph Boleratz of Union City. The new arrival adds joy to the Boleratz family and is reported in local society notes.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Joseph Boleratz
Union City
Bridal Attendants Fete Miss Rosalind Rhodes
Miss Rosalind Hoodes, soon to wed James V. Small, was honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted by bridesmaids Marian Zavinski, Mary Ida Eisenman, Mary Jane Catalfa, and Rose Catalfa at the Rhodes home on Wright Street. Twenty three guests attended with door prizes and a pastel decor theme. Out of town guests attended from Plessantville and Erle.
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Nosalind Hoodes
James V. Small
Evenini
Marian Zavinski
Mary Ida Eisenman
Mary Jane Catalfa
Rose Catalfa
Rhodes
Wright Street
Ruth Shannon
Nick Aquilino
Lawrence Eisenman
Paul Crowell
A.C. Durham
Mary Shannon
Rachel Stroup
Joan Aquilina
Plessantvillé
Erle
4 H Agricultural Club Meets At Merkle Home
Mrs Louis Merkle of Sclota entertained the 4 H Agricultural Club last evening at her home with a Wiener roast. Charles VanTassel, president, opened with the club pledge and the children sang a hymn. A discussion on club projects followed and the meeting closed with the Tard's Prayer. James Babcock of Wheelock will entertain next at his home on July ath. There are about 43000 swimming pools in the United States, half private, compared to 196000 at the end of World War II, most of them public.
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Merkle
Louis Merkle
Sclota Trond
Agricultural Club
Wiener
Charles VanTassel
James Babcock
Wheelock
United States
Two Couples Observe Golden Wedding Anniversaries
Mr and Mrs Ferry Daniels of Centerville and Mr and Mrs Pred Penoyer of R D 2 Spartansburg celebrate golden anniversaries with an open house at Centerville Community Hall this Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. They married in a double ceremony in Jamestown New York on July 5 1905. Mrs Daniels is sister of Mr Penoyer.
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Ferry Daniels
Centerville
Pred Penoyer
Spartansburg
Jamestown
N.Y
Daniels
Mrs Ralph Gates Hosts Jolly Eight Card Club
Mrs Ralph Gates entertained the Jolly Eight Card Club at her Gould Street home yesterday afternoon with luncheon followed by the regular 600 card game. Prizes went to Mrs G A Ploy and Mrs Winnie Pierce. The next meeting will be at Mrs KD Brown's home in five weeks.
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Ralph Gates
Jolly Eight
Jolly Ight Club
Gould Street
Geo
Charles Newman
G. A. Ploy
Winnie Pierce
KD. Brown
Billy Graham Ends Revival in Germany
Billy Graham capped a six city West Germany revival tour in the Ruhr city drawing about 25 000. He planned further stops in Rotterdam Oslo and Goteborg with a July 17 Geneva revival amid the Big Four summit opening.
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Graham
Netherlands
West Germany
Ruhr
Rotterdam
Tomoretow
Oslo
Norway
Goteberg
Sweden
Geneva
Switzerland
Steel Workers Seek Bigger Wages Amid Steel Plant Talks
The United Steelworkers union urges a wage increase as three-year union head warns of a possible strike. Buffalo Courier-Express cites sources close to UBW director Molony about a raise from 14 to 14 cents per hour and a potential end to strike threats. U S Steel offers a wage rise seen as beneficial to the national economy, while industry profits are claimed to be 60 percent higher than 1954.
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Buffalo Courier-Express
Joseph P Moloony
New York
UBW
Molony
Big Steel
Pittsburgh
CIO
United Auto Workers
Hood
U. S. Steel
McDonald
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