Hoengsong Captured by American Forces
PP Correspondent John Randolph reports Marines swept into Hoengsong driving along the Ammul River with tanks and infantry, facing Chinese resistance. British Canadian New Zealand and Australian troops pushed north on the left flank. First U.S. Cavalry closes in on Yongdu from the south and southeast while the 24th Division advances three miles in Yangpyong area near Seoul. Third Division patrols continue Seoul defense reconnaissance already underway since early February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Randolph
Hoengsong
Hoongsong
Ammul
Hill 208
Yongdu
Yangpyong
Seoul
24Th
Delegates Chosen For National Convention By D A R Chapter
Brokenstraw Valley Chapter of the D A R held a meeting at Mrs Horton Daviss West Congress street home electing delegates to the national convention in Washington D C in April. Regent Mrs Joseph R Clair led a brief routine session and Mrs E G Barnes spoke on the Bright and Shining Ones. Visitors included Mrs Kerry Denison Mrs Sam Catalfa and Mrs Jon Catalfa.
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Washington, D.C
Brokenstraw Valley
D.A.R
Horton Davis
West Congress Street
Joseph R. Clair
E. G. Barnes
H. A. Gilbert
Kerry Denison
Sam Catalfa
Jon Catalfa
A. N. Gilbert
Cleveland
Roy Southworth
Fred Miller
Concord Street
Uy Jamestown
Porter Auer
Janet
Marine
Akron
Arbuckle
Michael Lynch
Marion Street
New York City
D. G. Smiley
West Church Street
Alan Harper
St. Petersburg
Florida
Frank Grice, Jr
Bonella Gordon
Erie
Pennsylvania Guild of Craftsmen
Erie Museum
Program On National Anthem At W.R.C. Meet
The Women’s Relief Corps No. 49 held a Thursday session at 10.0 F. Hall. The Star Spangled Barrier was recognized as the national anthem adopted by Congress in 1814. Mrs. Florence Bates led the meeting and $5 was donated to the Patty Farrington fund. Next gathering with Mrs. Marjorie Brown features a noon tureen and quilting.
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Marjorie Brown
Goon Howe
Loo Hall
C G G Club Meeting Thursday Evening
J F sveeanam hosted the C G G Cin at Maple avenue. Mrs William Johnson attended as guest. Members played contract and ate. Awards went to Mrs Donald Hall and Mrs James Carrig in bridge. Mrs Milton Van Dresat was high secret of the end game. Needham served refreshments. next meeting planned in two weeks with Mr Halls.
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J. F. Sveeanam
C.G.G. Cin
Maple Avenue
William Johnson
Donald Hall
James Carrig
Milton van Dresat
Needham
Halls
VFW Auxiliary Plans District Convention in March
The VFW Auxiliary met at the post on West Washington Street with 15 members present. They outlined arrangements for the 2ath District Conversion to be held here on March 4 with Mrs. V Lethman chairing the dinner. Mrs Gerry Davis led the meeting. awards were won by Mrs Davis and Mrs Donald Carter.
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Vif.w
V. ©. Lethman
Gerry Davis
Post
West Washington Street
Patty Burington
Joes Red Cross
Davis
Donald Carter
Elks Duplicate Bridge Winners Listed
The sixth play of the Elks Duplicate Bridge tournament was in progress with five tables. Charles Bracken and Ext Haight led scoring, followed by L. E. Graham and W. A. Dyckes. A tie for third involved J. Fred Kinley, Philip Zalzneck, Walter Scott, and Theodore Hubley. The next session is set for Thursday evening, March 5, at the local lodge.
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Charles Bracken
Ext] Haight
Howell
L. E. Graham
W. A. Dyckes
J. Fred Kinley
Philip Zalzneck
Walter Scott
Theodore Hubley
Mrs J P Sullivan Hosts Erie Card Club Ladies
Mrs James P Sullivan entertained nine ladies from Erie yesterday, members of her card club, who arrived in Meaday home to spend the day. A luncheon menu was served at noon.
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J. P. Sullivan
Erie
James P. Sullivan
Card Club
Women Of The Moose Vote Charity Donations
The Women Of The Moose at Gorey Cramer remat h voted a 25 donation to the Patty Farrington fund and a 10 gift to the Red Cross campaign during a regular lodge meeting attended by 20 members. Senior Regent Mrs Andrew Hanson conducted the session as balloting proceeded for candidates. Jeannette Drake won the attendance award. The next meeting on March 1 will be Social Service Chapter Night chaired by Mrs Raymond Cathers.
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Due Gorey Cramer
Remath of the Moose
Patty Farrington
Red Cros
Andrew Hanson
Jeannette Drake
Will Bey
Wheelock Aid Meets At Merritt Home
Mrs. Robert Merritt hosted Wheelock Aid Society members at her State Line road home. Devotions led by Mrs. Leon Van Tas and President Leland Croscut. plan to send a pliant to a shut-in friend and pack a gift box for a hospitalized Erie boy.
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Robert Merritt
Wheelock Aid Society
State Line Road
Leon van Tas Sell
Leland Croscut
Erie
Nadia Hamilton
Erie Extension Office
Junior Play Repeats Tonight At Local High School
The Junior Glass play The Candid Queen drew a full house at Senior High School last night. Written by Robert St. Clair, produced by Philip Segal and Donald Bagley, with J H Lynn Rice conducting the school orchestra. The three act drama set in the lobby of the Craig House hotel featured strong student performances. a repeat show is planned for this evening with expectation of another capacity crowd.
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Robert St. Clair
Philip Segal
Donald Bagley
J _H. Lynn Rice
Craig House
Midwest
Bowling Teams Honored at Dinner by Sponsors
The Rossbachers Insurance Service and Blue Bonnet bowling teams from the Me's A League at Bowl-Aire were hosted by Richard Rossbacher for a dinner at the Blue Bonnet Hotel. Seated at 6:90, 13 guests enjoyed steaks and trimmings prepared by Howard Ty Crandall. The meal honored a recent side bet, with Blue Bonnet claiming a nine-game block and winning total points across matches at Bowl-Aire Avalon Center and the VFW alleys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rossbacher
Blue Bonnet
Bowl- Aire
Richard Rossbacher
Blue Bonnet Hotes
Howard Ty" Crandall
Bowl-Aire
Avalon Genter
VFW
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Willa
Jane Nige
Johnny Mack
Oke
Ole
Cather
Minneapolis
The
Horton J. Davis
W.R.C
C. G. G. Club
J. R. Winans
Bear Lake
Corry Hospital
Lester Henler
Liberty Street
N. Genter Sf
Elks
Women of the Moose
Wheelock Aid
Merritt
Jack Spratt
Corry Locker Service
West Main St
Corry
Tiffany of Linen
McBrotey
Glenn Shannon
Chapin
San Marino
Apennines
Rimini
Acmiles
NORTH
Rayons
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