Mrs. Harold Patterson Heads Opportunity Club
The Opportunity Club of the Presbyterian Church met at Mrs. J. B. Patterson’s home on South Center street for elections. Mrs. Harold Patterson was elected president. officers include Mrs. Hubert Heerlain as vice president, Mrs. H. L. Blanchard as secretary, and Mrs. C. J. Rainesale as treasurer. The club plans a constitutional dinner and an April tureen dinner at the church, with new officers in charge.
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Harold Patterson
Opportunity Club
The
Presbyterian Church
J. B. Patterson
South Center Street
Harard Patterson
Hubert Heerlein
H. L. Blanchard
C. J. Rainesale
Douglas Rozelle
Sarah MacInnes
Alma Erickson
Helen Johinson
Harry Smith
Bess Carlisch
N. L. Bogdeh
Friml
Air Ballet
Robinson
Ther Spicer
Tobbs
Tobias
Arnold
Arnold, and “Boutle
Patsy Skin the
Nellie Merker
Ernest Schuyler
Canteen Workers Honored By Victory Club Dinner
One hundred thirty five served at a dinner by the Women's Victory Club for canteen workers. Menu included chicken, mashed potatoes, beets, cabbage, relishes, ice cream and cake. W. H. Scott presided, with Mrs. Barnes, Mrs. Wells, Mrs. Houghting, and Mrs. Welden among the speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Victory Club
Fatahs Cony Rod and Gun Club
Ailock
W. H. Scott
B. C. Barnes
Leslie Wells
Lyle Houghtting, Jr
Bert Welden
Scott
B. M. Nichols
Nichols
T Grunty
James Sullivan
Soles
Theresa Bosniak
Victory Club
Mabel Brown
Hitchen
A. 1 Morrison
Lt Dearing Speaks To Exchange Club At Island Titan Talk
Lt Richard Dearing addressed the Exchange Club meeting at 6440 o'elore Monday evening. He spoke about Titan Island, Hoopla, and Air Corps improvements to air fields and the base. President Allen Dahishand led the session and announced the next gathering on March 28 at Hotel Cony.
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Allen Dahishand
Hotel Cony
Birthday Party at Shaffer Home for Lawrence Frank Shafter
Mrs Albert Shaffer and Mrs Michael Piccirillo hosted thirteen guests and their mothers at the Shaffer residence on Essex Street for the first birthday of Lawrence Frank Shafter. Guests enjoyed a pleasant social afternoon with sandwiches whipped cream birthday cake and coffee. Lawrence received many gifts from his little friends and the guests were given gingham bibs as keepsakes.
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Shaffer
Albert Shaffer
Michael Piccirillo
Essex Street
Lawrence Frank Shafter
Della Wil
Lawrence
Petersons Welcome Daughter Born at Dory Hospital
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Fred Peterson of 17 Spring Street yesterday afternoon at the Dory Hospital.
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Fred Peterson
Spring Street
the Dory Hospital
Mervyn Nast Attends Washington Trail Council Meet
Mervyn Nast of this city attended the monthly executive meeting of the Washington Trail Council of the Boy Scouts at the Bar in Erie last evening. Nast, vice president, joined 25 other executives to plan the Summer camp at Camp Sequoyah in Jay and Angus. Troops No. 80 and No. 81 will attend the camp. District No. 9 of the Bay Scouts, including Cory, Union City and Waterford, reports ten Scout troops with 298 Scouts, Cub packs with 86 Cubs, and has gained 86 Scouts and 16 Cubs since January 16. The next council meeting is April 5, and the annual council gathering for members and spouses will be held April 27 at Edinboro College.
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Mervyn Nast
Washington Trail Council
Boy Scouts
Erie
Mr. Nast
Cowcil
Cam Sequels
Jay and
Angus
Mic. Nast
Bay Scouts
Cory
Union City
Waterford
St Edinbors College
J O Y Sunday School Class Dinner Party in Pittsfield
The J O Y Sunday School class of the Presbyterian Church met for a March racial meeting dinner at Tollock in Pittsfield with 26 members attending. Mrs J Fred Kinley led, and Mrs Glerence Thom son Evelyn Smith and Dorothy Miller arranged the event. A surprise party honored Miss Millen, who departs March 25 for Kent University Ohio, carrying a luggage gift. The next meeting is planned in Ayr with a vintage sale to raise class funds.
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J.O.Y
The
Presbyterian Church
Pittsfield
J. Fred Kinley
Tollock
Glerence Thomson
Evelyn Smith
Dorothy Miller
Millen
Combined Groups W S¢ 5S Meet ke bhrep 7 at church
W S¢ 5S and Circle No 2 met at the Methodist Church last evening. Ida Ohm opened the meeting and Mrs H Viduighn led the business session voting to arrange a rummage sale. Mrs Prod Ross chairs the committee and will announce the sale date. Ruth Dablshand gave the Africa lesson. coffee and crackers were served. Next meeting is a free dinner at the church on April 8.
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Qaw
Ida Ohm
Viduighn
Prod Ross
Lee
Circle No. 2
Russell Casseth Lang
Ruth Dablshand
N B Club Honors Birthday Celebrants at Delaware Meeting
The N B Club met at Mrs Klemen Nielsen’s Delaware Street home Monday evening. At 6 30 the group shared tureen soup and cake with coffee, then played cards. Awards were given to Nellie Albaugh Brina Roschle and Mrs Row ann rs Nieken served fruit salad birthday cake and coffee. Birthday cake honors were for Mrs George Wood and Mrs Albaugh. The next meeting is March 25 at the Albaugh home Snyder Circle.
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Eus
Ray Bowen
N. B Club
Klemen Nielsen
Delaware Street
Nellie Albaugh
Brina Roschle
Rowan
Irs. Nieken
George Wood
Albaugh
Snyder Circle
Unions Blast Car Price Hike Across Industry
United Auto Workers denounced OPA plans for higher car prices saying the move would explode price pressures. UAW counsel Donald Montgomery warned that if the auto makers profit from wage boosts, they will pay the price to customers. OPA said increases for Chrysler Ford and Hudson are tied to pay boosts under the wage-price formula. Milk butter and gasoline also face pressure as prices rise. Until new car prices are set dealers must maintain ceilings but may require customers to pay when the increase takes effect. An anonymous OPA official suggested the hike may top three percent or about 45 dollars on a 1500 dollar model, with dealers possibly absorbing part of the rise. OPA will consult with the Agriculture Department on improving supply and distribution to justify some increases.
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Associated Prom
Washington
United Auto Workers
OPA
Donald Montgomery
UAW Consumer Cousel
Montgomery
Chrysler
Ford
Hudson
Agriculture Department
Ce Op
Sais
Telephone Strike Paralyzes York Service in 2nd Day
York Pennsylvania March 13 telephone service in the eastern Pennsylvania city of 70 000 and nearby communities remained paralyzed as 48 AFL employes of the York Telephone Company continued for the second day a stake for a 15 cents an hour wage increase. The 198 wasintenance and service workers struck yesterday.
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Asmyemem
York Pa
Pennsylvania
AFL
York Telephone Company
Jury seated to hear slaying of 23 year old nurse
An all male Camden County jury was seated after seven hours of questioning to try 95 year old Howard Auld of Bellmaw for the high profile slaying of Margaret Rita McDade, a 23 year old Philadelphia waitress. Prosecutor Gene Mariano said he would pursue the death penalty.
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Associated Press
Camden
N. J
Camden County Court
Howard Aud
Margaret Rita Mc Dade
Philadelphia
Auld
Bartholomew A. Sheehan Yeaters
Gene R. Mariano
Death by own action verdict in Murcek case
Menlo Park Calif March 12 A police official stated Pro Denlel Benjamin Murcek of Duquesne Pa died by his own action at Bibble Army General Hospital where he was a patient The 1 year old soldier was found dead from stab wounds on Sunday
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Menlo Park
Calif
Pro
Denlel Benjamin Murcek
Duquesne, Pay
Bibble Army General Hospital
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Fragmentary OCR text mentions a ship and individuals Weske and Ay, with unclear context. No clear event, date, or outcome is readable.
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Will Weske
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