Red Cross Board Meeting Reports Events and Roles
The Red Cross board met last evening at headquarters with chair Richard Rosebacher presiding. Mrs. Needham reported graduation exercises for the Gray Ladies second class and the Gray Ladies first anniversary set for Monday April 1, and Mrs. Giblin gave a constructive Home Service talk. Mrs. Houghton provided a production report and urged more volunteers to supply numbers at present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross Board
Red Cross Bowrit
Richard Rosebacher
J. F. Needham
Grace Giblin
W. M. Houghton
Charles Stewar
Emmanuel Guild Sandwich Party At Episcopal Church Meeting
The Emmanuel Guild of the Emmanuel Episcopal Church met for a monthly session in the parish hall led by president Velma Moore. Routine business was transacted and plans were made for the next meeting in April. A brief social period followed with a sandwich party.
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Emmanuel Guild
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Uiteriom
Velma Moore
Missionary Society Holds Meeting At Local Church
The United Brethren Missionary Society met at the church yesterday afternoon with twenty three members and three new members Mrs. Arthur Ingram Mrs. Wayne VanGuilder and Mrs. Law son. Officers were reelected and new officers installed during the close of the missionary year. Delegates and alternates were named for branch conventions with discussion on Africa and related readings. Several local residents attended events and others visited relatives in Erie Kane and Jamestown.
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U. B. Missionary Society
United Brethren Missionary Society
Arthur Ingram
Wayne VanGuilder
Law Son
Wmrs
John Westley
Jesus
Ray Barris
Hugh Masher
Ma Dan Guilver
Culver
Mosher
Glenn James
William Halmer
Frank Harvey
Robert Fleming
Robert Davis
B. B. Bush
Harold Dougherty
Ray Beagle
Guy Bennink
GT. Bergman
Tank Harvey
Harold Randall
Africa
Matthew
J. Hal Smith
Bain
Carl Lyons
Harris
C D A Meeting Discusses Donations and Appointments
The C D A Court No 35 held a regular meeting with Mrs Han son Crag presiding. They voted to donate 628 to the Hit Cross campaign and hire a tax party after Lent. New trustees and appointees were named including Needham and Jumas Gassitty.
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C.D
A. Wee
Hanson Crag
Groter
Wis
Hit Cross
Camsputen
Hie Abe Wall
MPP
Needham
Jumas Gassitty
Archie Pitts
Alvi Shields
Kiwanis Dinner Speakers on Bad Niss and Fund Drive
Corry Kiwanis Club met at Rite Restaurant with one guest Al Bates of Pittsburgh. Richard Rossbacher spoke on the Bad Ciss and urged donations for the current fund drive. Plans for Ladies' Night on March 20 were discussed and Harold McConnell announced No-Bar Riding Club officers will be invited to the next meeting.
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Kiwanis
Corry Kiwanis Club
al Bates
Pittsburgh
Rite
Richard Rossbacher
Russbacher
Harold ‘McConnell
Mrs Raymond Anderson Hosts Bridge Club Meeting
Mrs Raymond Anderson hosted her contract bridge club at North Center Street last evening with seven members and one guest, Mrs Malcolm Haines. Two tables played, prizes went to Mrs Horton Davis and Mrs Walter Scott, and Harold Potell won the special award. Refreshments were served. next meeting set for March 21 at Mrs Elsworth Hall’s home on North Center Street.
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Raymond Anderson
North Center
Miss Helen Lates to Marry Joseph Mokwa
The notice states the marriage plans for Miss Helen Lates and Joseph G Mokwa. It notes family names, hometown Columbus, schooling in Cony and Erie areas, and that Mokwa served in the Army and was discharged after two years. A definite wedding date is set for late spring pending final arrangements.
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Helen Lates
Joseph Mokwa
Wailer Lates
Columbus
Eysorta Theater
McCray Ladies' Aid Holds All Day Meet
The McCray Ladies' Aid met yesterday with twenty-one attendees at the Community House for an all day art session. Mrs Velunl McCray presided and plans were made for a warm stew supper next week. a social date and hosting duties by Arthur McCray were announced for April.
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aanTay
Moon
Velunl McCray
Wilitl
Apritith
Nis
Arthur McCray
Church meeting notes and planned events at Mrs Mead home
The report records a church gathering at the home of Mrs Pory Mead with afternoon attendance. Mrs Homer Reigle presided. Miss Tha Chrnail led devotions in the president's absence. A church kitchen fund drive was approved, and plans for an April meeting at Mrs Albert Sandbueny were noted with Mrs George Benavite assisting.
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Pory Mead
Kirdel Uel
Tha Chrnail
Homer Reigle
Guy Jis
Mareh Se al
Mra Lesse di
Mrs Arthur Crowell Honored At Roosevelts Shower Party
Mrs Arthur Crowell was honored at a stork shower hosted by Mrs O R Crowell on Roosevelt Highway. Guests included M Keith Crowell in charge of games and prizes awarded to Magda Nielsen Eva Low Crowell and Mattie Kay Crowell. Miss Marjorie Crowell of Union City attended.
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Arthur Crowell
O. R. Crowell
Roosevelt Highway
M. Keith Crowell
Clinton MaGee
Magda Nielsen
Eva Low Crowell
Crowell
Mattie Kay Crowell
Marjorie Crowell
Union City
Birthday Surprise for Mrs Myrtle Harvey in Herne
Eight relatives hosted a surprise birthday dinner for Mrs Myrtle Harvey at Herne in East Washington last night. The gathering began at 6 30 pm with a social toast and a fine dinner, and Mrs Harvey received many gifts from her friends.
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Myrtle Harvey
Herne
Washington
Harvey
Rebekahs Met Thursday Afternoon at Local Hall
The Rebekah Helping Hand Club met at the local hall with 26 members and visitors. Mrs Ponti Warner of Ashville demonstrated paper products, followed by business led by President Mrs Mabel Heal. Next meeting set for March 28. A green dinner was served at five with several members assisting.
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Rebekahs
Rebekah Helping Hand Club
Ponti Warner
Ashville
Mabel Heal
Jewell Marsh
Hagel Abi
Alms
Brick- Son
F. S. Club Met With Mrs Swanson Hosts Eight Members
Mrs P L Swanson hosted eight members of the F S Club at her West Mruderick street home. Progression 500 was enjoyed, two tables played. prizes went to Mrs Ross Mead and Mrs Ross Pehlman. Desserts with tea and coffee were served late.
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F.S
Mes. P
Fas Bonet Street
M. M. Sorority Meeting at Jeanne Nichols Home
The M. M. sorority met at Miss Jeanne Nichols home on Mott Street with all members present. They discussed plans for a Spring dance and decided to order pins and emblems. Refreshments were served by hostesses including Miss Barbara Spiesman and others. The group will reconvene March 28 with Miss Spiesman.
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M. M
Jeanne Nichols
Mott Street
Marie Zafiropulos
Margaret Spenser
Martyn Lops
Mary Lou Haight
Barbara Spiesman
Miss Spiesman
First Silk Shipment From Japan Prepares to Sail
Yokohama March 19 The first shipment of raw silk from Japan to the United States since 1941 about 200000 pounds will be loaded tomorrow aboard the US Marine Fulton sailing for Seattle early next week. It will be sold by the United States Commercial Co to the American textile trade. The shipment is of a quality especially suitable for hosiery.
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Associated 1Fess
Yokohama
Japan
United States
US Marine Fulton
Seattle
United States Commercial Co
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CR Ronyn
Pamela A Vent
Helen
Paul’s Hardware & Service Dial
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Glen Meester
Stenly
Helen Prederick
Toledo
Stroup
Erie
A. M. Gabriel
Buffalo
Walter Gabriel
Philadelphia
Milton Zalaneck
Mary DeLury
Bobby Lou Dickson
A.W. Phillips
Mary Jean Phillips
Meadville
State College
Elmer Gilbertson, Jr
Chicago
Fred Schwab
Niagara University
Niagara Falls
Ernest Peidhus
Frank Unstreet
George Patterson
John McMehon
Jamestown
Mr. Watrous
John Gregor
Mitra Danner
Rey & L
Fort George Meade
Walter Anderson
Gerty
Walter Bortram
Cleveland
J. L. George
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Phillipsboro
W. C. Gibbs
Hydetowl
North Center Street
Clarence [Edwards
Denton
Montana
F. Lowe Edwards
West Wayne Stree
C. D. of A
Royal Fleetway
M. J. Martin & Son
Dial
Corry
Thomas Motor Co
McCray Ladies’ Aid
Zuckerman
Columbus Ladies’ Aid
Kelsey
D.D
Center BE
Chapin
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Arlene Airess
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