Bridge Scores In Indiana Women’s Duple Tournament Close
The Indiana Women’s Duple tournament concluded at the YMCA with Mrs. Hied Kinney Nuned as winner and Mrs. Winley topping scores at 275. Raymond Sandburg posted 269.6 in a mixed field. Arline Treat from Union City recorded 693. Micah Bietholne of Union City placed yesterday’s 653.0. Winners included Mrs. Bartholme 67, Mrs. Haight 50, Mrs. Treat 46, Mrs. Sunbourg 41, Mrs. Kinley 46, Miss Bilzea Rogers 454, Mrs. Gerald Lee 43, Mrs. Al Vanssens 49, Ms. Hawkins 40s, and Philip Zalzneck. Next week’s play will feature Mrs. Sandbury LAKIN reservations.
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Raymond Sandburg
Arline ‘Treat
Union City
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Howell
Bartholme
Bw Haight
Arthur “Treat
Sunbourg
Kinley
Bilzaed Rogers
Gerald Lae
al Vanssens
Ke. Hawkins
Tid May
Philip Zalzneck
Sandbury Lakin
Committees Named For Prom Party
Junior and senior parents and PTA sponsors organize the Post Prom Party for the school year. Mrs Wormill Lurbeil is general chairman with Norbert Bachemer as treasurer and Russell Clark aiding the Junior-Senior PTA. Numerous committees handle entertainment snacks prizes and breakfast while questionnaires indicate strong junior and senior interest in special activities and safety measures.
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VFW Post
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LOW Hollsheigh School
Uber
Specia Entertainment
Suiacks
Lei
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Alii
Robert Lindstrom
Norbert Bachomer
al Vanssens
J. Earle Bliley
Agiine Ae
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Epsilon Phi Reviews Art Program Highlights Local Event
Mr Frank Baker led a discussion on Art Through the Ages at the Epsilon Phi chapter meeting held at Ms Clifford Wrights home. The group of 16 members reviewed Grandma Moses paintings and explored cultural content before briefly covering the artist s life. Four new members joined the chapter and were welcomed. Mrs Parker will host the next meeting March 1.
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Frank Baker
Epsilon Phi
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Clifford Wright
Harry Schlemer
Hele Gaytner
Baker
Grandma Moses
Frank Frisina
Richard Martin
Richard Mercer
Holland Morgan
Nichols-Glavis
Robert Parker
Thomas Rothrock
Cochairman
Surprise Shower For Union City Couple Honors Cory Sutter
A dinner party in Tinton City honored Carol Cory and Pred Sutter ahead of their April wedding. Howard Eycrefts hosted at 152 Malt Sheel, with gifts from guests including Miss Lugy Pieforillo and James Roberts.
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Union City
Howard
Martha Circle Hostess Plans April Meeting
Mrs. Merle McIntyre hosted the Martha Circle of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at her North Cutter street home with Mrs. Gerula Whiley in charge. Devotions were led by Ruth Dahlstr and a business meeting by Mrs. Harry Hotekkus. Refreshments included sundaes and coffee. A St Patrick's Day motif decorated the table for 16 members present. The next meeting is set for April 4 at Mrs Harold Carr's home on Bus Congress Street.
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Woman's Society of
Chrisian
Methodist Church
Merle McIntyre
North Cutter Street
Gerula Whiley
Ruth Dahlstr
Harry Hotehkus
George Andrus
Milton McIntyre
Benjamin Skinner
Harold Carr
Congress
Mary Circle Meets With Mrs Hiles
Mary Circle of the Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Methodist Church met last evening at Mrs. Harold Shannon's home on Irving Street. 17 members attended. Mrs. Frances May joined as a new member. An April 26 coffee hour at the church will feature Florence Bain McKay, missionary from Africa, as speaker. Devotions on The Two Resurrections were given by Mrs. Herbert Cleveland. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Jerry Hoyt's home on West Columbus Avenue with a Chinese auction.
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Laces
Mary
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Methodist Church
Harold Shannon
Irving Street
Frances May
Florence Bain McKay
Slonary
Africa
Herbert Eoveland
Jerry Hoyt
West Columbus Avenu
Cootiettes Install Officers At VEW Post Meeting
The Cootiettes held a meeting in the VEW Post hall with Mrs. Mildred Sorenson in charge. Officers named by Mrs. Maurice Porter include chief grayback Mrs. Sorenson and several louse and keeper roles. Clyde Reynolds chosen bazaar table chair for the Grand Crawl in Erie on June 10 17 and 18. Next meeting set for April 4.
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VEW Post
Gray- Buck
Mildred Sorenson
Maurice Porter
Uel
Sorenson
Grayback
William Roehrig
James Keppel
Havel Shuss
Alfred Cone
Clyde Reynolds
Eva Arnold
Helen Porter
Harold Carr
Herman Pantle
Alma Slagle
Grace Blymiller
Dora Daye
Erie
Sorority Meeting With Mrs Harvey Reports Planned Sale
Xi Beta Phi chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at Mrs. Harvey's Mead avenue home. Mrs Wise read Pope's High Moments of Love and Faith and Life of St Paul, plus Newman article Having Faith. A rummage sale is planned for Friday March 24 at the former Cherry hardware store. donations invited via Mrs Harvey. A gathering at Mrs Alfred Morrison Jr. East Main street is scheduled for March 21.
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Oe Xi Beta Phi
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Mead Avenue
Alexander Pope
Eloise
Abelard
Frank Wise
Funk and Wagnalls Encyclopaedia
Carinal Newman
Cherry Hardware
Harvey
Alfred. Morrison Jr
East Main Street
Rotary Club hears Hubert Vaughn on European trip slides
Hubert Vaughn spoke at the Rotary Club dinner meeting at Hotel Corry for the second time as a speaker. Rev Elmer Ortner gave the invocation, with Harry Hickle and William Leaby at the piano. Allan Hasbrouck led the session, approving a $1 per member donation to the American Field Service. Dr T S Kelsey introduced Vaughn who shared color slides and stories from his Europe tour.
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Europe
Guild Hears Charles Clark at Lillian Guild Dinner
Charles Clark spoke on Centennial plans while the Lillian Guild of Emmanuel Episcopal Church held a tureen dinner in the church undercroft. Rev. William Seite Jr led opening prayer. Mrs Keppel Tiffany led the meeting. contributions were voted for post prom party and the Dio cesan convention in Cory in 1964. Mrs Louis Morrow and Mrs James Kensinger to chair next gathering.
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Ars
George Harper
William Peiffer
Lillian Guild
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
William Seite Jr
Keppel Tiffany
Cory
Charles Clark
Louis Morrow
James Kensinger
Nurses Association Meeting at Corry Memorial Hospital
The Hospital Nurses Association held a staff meeting at Corry Memorial Hospital with 21 nurses present. They discussed personnel policy and voted to give a cash donation to the Nursing Foundation Association. The date of the next session will be announced later.
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Hospital Nurses Association
District Head Visits Local Rebekah Lodge
The Lady Franklin Rebekah lodge met with 24 members present led by Mrs Wallace Mick with Myrtle Milks and three Erie guests in attendance. The noble grand and chaplain were absent. March 21 was set for the next meeting.
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Rebekah Lodge
Franklin Rebekah
District Department
Myrtle Milks
Erie
Wallace Mick
Noble Grand
Famed Conductor Beecham Dies at 81 in London
Sir Thomas Beecham, 81, eminent conductor of symphony and opera, died at his London home from a cerebral thrombosis after months of ill health. He led Britain’s finest 20th century orchestras and was famed for interpretations of Mozart Handel and Haydn plus a caustic wit that divided audiences.
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London
Thomas Beecham
Beecham
Britain
Glamour Girl in the Making at Sixth Grade
Hal Boyle's Americana recounts Joy Stilley's daughter Gay, once carefree and untidy, now meticulously fashion conscious and beauty obsessed. The sixth grader wakes early to consult a calendar and horoscope, mirrors her room, and shops for items advertised as age defying while scrutinizing wrinkles and aging signs.
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Joy Stilley
New York
Gay
Indy
Max Conrad Smashes Globe Flight Record in 8 Days
Max Conrad and co pilot Dick Kennings completed around the world in 8 days 18 hours 49 minutes aboard a two engine Piper. The finish in Miami marked a continuation of a record chase set in 1959 and recognized by the Federation Aeronautique Internationale.
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Miami
Fla
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Globe
Conrad
Dick Kennings
New York
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Trinidad
Winans
Myer
Amapa
Brazil
Dakar
West Africa
Port of Spain
Peter K. Gluckmann
Gluckmann
Federation Aeronautique Internationale
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