Social gathering honors Stewart Lang in Erie club
In Erie the Et Y Club Social gathered at the Maenfercher Club for a 6 30 pm dinner honoring Stewart Lang. Managers and staff attended including Arthur Swanson Brad ford Glade Stoupe Paul Beasley Carl J Minterberger Erg William R McKean Farrell Sydney S DeVore Sydney J Russell Robert Logan Titusville David W LeVine Leo Carney district manager George Lang and William Helmtie with remarks by Mr Carney and Mr Lang. Social time followed at the club with friends and colleagues.
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Erie
Stewart Long
Stewart Lang
Atfa
Maenfercher Club
Arthur Swanson
Bradford
Glade Stoupe
Clarion
Paul Beasley
Corey
Carl J. Minterberger
Erg
William R. McKean
Farrell
Sydney S. DeVore
Meadville
Sydney J. Russell
Ol City
Robert Logan
Titusville
David W. le Vine
Warren
Leo Carney
William ®. Helmtie
Oveape
George Lang
Carney
Loni
P T A Council Elects New Officers at Concord School
Pie PTA Council elects Mrs. R. Gi. Tunnel as president with Mrs. Lalls Monroy as vice president, Mr. Bur ness secretary, and Mrs. John Potocki as treasurer. Sixty attendees, St Patrick's table decor, fluoridation talk, and plans for a new joint school discussed. Next meeting May 15 at Harding School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Gi. Tunnel
Pie Pta
Concord Sehout
Lalls Monroy
Arthur
Ant
Baresi
Philip Zalzneck
Or Toh M. Mabe
Couplux
Harding School
Legion Auxiliary Votes Donations At Routine Session
The American Legion Auxiliary met at the post home on Thursday evening with Mrs. Robert Smush presiding as issue chair. Members approved sending five dollars to Erie Crippled Children's Society three dollars to the Veterans Hospital at Erie and five dollars to the Soldiers and Sailors' Home. They heard a Tri-County Council report, voted to pack Easter baskets for local needy families, and announced new mothercraft classes start April 1 at the Municipal Building. The meeting closed with refreshments served by Mrs. Fred Hrenel and Mrs. William Betts, and plans to reconvene March 27 for further business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Harper
R. N
Fred Hrenel
William Betts
Clymer School Presents Comic Operetta The Sunbermet Gi
The Clymer Central School Chor under William Roxabach presents The Sunbermet Gi a comic operetta in two acts on March 20 and 21 at 8:15 PM at the school. Cast includes Carl Williams Sue Clifton Barbara LaCross Evalina Scroggs Josephine Warner My Scroggs Donald Camper Abi Jah Scroges Eleanor Conk Mrs Meadows Anna Lockenhouse Mrs Coleman Richard TenHaken Robert Coleman Kay Gallup Barbara Colemin Peter Mare Jerry Bernard Newhouse Mrs McSpavin Vincent Bensink Ruben McSpavin Sandra Gogeins Luella Sally Bayle Sadie Karen Warnshouse Miranda with a chorus of boys and girls. Orchestrated by under the direction of Dewey Riemersma. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer
Clymer Central School
Carl Williams
Sue Clifton
Barbara LaCross
Evalina Scroggs
Josephine Warner
My. Scroggs
Donald Camper
Abi- Jah Scroges
Eleanor Conk
Josine TenHaken
Patsy Buckner
Henry Winter
Irving Legters
Douglas Neckers
Dewey Riemersma
Stephen Foster Program At Lindsey Hollow P T A
Lindsey Hollow P T A met last evening at the school with Mrs Taw rence Anderson in charge. It was voted to attend the Moffatt P T A meeting on March 28 to see a tuberculosis film. The program featured Stephen Collins Foster songs including Beautiful Dreamer O Susanna Jeanie With the Light Brown Hair Nellie Bly Old Black Joe Massa In de Gold Cold Ground Old Folks At Home My Old Kentucky Home Camptown Races. Miss Shirley Mail piano solo Miss Hall and Miss Janet Grayhill and Le Roy Lindsey performed trumpet solos. Miss Hall accordion solo and group singing. Assorted sandwiches and coffee were served before adjournment to meet again on April 19.
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Stephen Foster
Lindsey Hollow P.T.A
Lindsey Hollow P. T. A
Tawrence Anderson
Moffatt P. T. A
Stephen Collins Foster
Shirley Mail
O Susanna
Jeanie
Nellie Bly
Miss Hall
Janet Grayhill
LeRoy Lindsey
Ronnie Grayhill
Massa
Old Kentucky
Camptown
Warland Crawford Announces Newborn Son
A son was born this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Warland Crawford of R D 3 Spartanshire.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
And
Warland Crawford
R. D
Spartanshire
Junior High Basketball Team Party Held At School
A dancing party honored the Junior High School basketball team with guests at the school gym. Chaperones included Victor Crags Jr Miss Ruth Wright Robert Olsen and Harald Wolfe. Dancing games and refreshments such as punched cookies were enjoyed.
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Dr. High
Junor High School
Victor Crags, Jr
Ruth Wright
Robert Olsen
Harald Wolfe
Mrs Arthur Jackson Honored at North Center Stork Shower
A stork shower at the home of Mrs. John Bensink on North Center Street honored Mrs. Arthur Jackson. Enjoyable games followed, with piles awarded to Mrs. Charles Weeks Miss Mary Low McGray and Meg Fred Schwab. Weeks also won the door prize. Buffet refreshments included frilled jello salad hot rolls angel food cake and coffee with daisies and tapers decorating the table. Mrs Jackson received many gifts from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Jackson
John Bensink
North Center Street
Arthur Duckeon
Charles Weeky
Mary Low McGray
Meg Fred Schwab
Weeks
St Pauls Altar Guild Rummage Sale Next Week
The Altar Guild of St Pauls Lutheran Church will host a rummage sale at 16 North Center Street on March 21 and 22 with a Friday evening sale. Co chairs Mrs Gerald Staples and Mrs Robert Clark invite contributions of materials or money to aid the parish care fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's
Altar Guild
North Center Street
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Gerald Staples
Robert Clark
Earid
Spring Creek Grange Meets With Fundraiser aail March 27
Worthy Master William Graybill presided Thursday evening at the West Spring Creek Town Hall for the Spring Creek Grange No. 236 meeting. The card party raised 12 dollars for the treasury. Mrs. Thomas Felton urged members to bake dark cakes for the March 27 baling contest and to bring a cake for judging. A bill practice is set for March 20 at 8 oclock. Assorted cookies and coffee were served. The next meeting will be held jointly with East Branch Grange on March 27.
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Spring Creek
Willian Graybill
West Spring Creek
Anshee Committee
Thomas Felton
Home Economics
East Branch
St Patrick's Day Dance Planned at V F W Hall
A St Patrick's Day Dance is planned for Monday evening at the Archie W Thompson Fest VFW hall. Mrs Merrill Lillie's orchestra will provide the music for dancing from 4 until 1 o'clock and a large crowd is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie W. ‘Thompson
V.F W
Merrill Lillie
Amiel Sunday School Class Meets At Kennedy Home
Amiel Sunday School class of the E U B Church met Friday night at Mr and Mrs Henry Kennedy on East Tiving Street with 3 members present. Mrs Gayfles Patterson read a letter from Mr and Mrs Hugh Moser of New Mexico. April will be letters to missionaries and the group voted a contribution to the Bryan Reed Evangelism Fund. Hurley Whitney showed a film on rare items and led games with prizes to Glenn Davis Mary Warnes Mrs Albert Bush and Vern Whitney. De votions were led by Gladys Canfield and a warm supper was served by Charles Patterson and Mrs Patterson. The next meeting will be at Rev H Hay Harris on April 11 with Mr and Mrs Bergman assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amiel
Henry Kennedy
East Tiving Street
Hne
E. U. B. Church
Gayfles Patterson
Bryan-Reen tieh-School Evangelem Fund
Hurley Whitney
Nrlges
Glenn Davis
Mary Warnes
Albert Bush
Mes Vernx Whitney
Gladys Canfield
Charles Patterson
Ols
H. Hay Harris
Mrs. Bergman
Lloyd Lanphere Guest Speaker At Club Meeting
Lloyd Lanphere treasurer and assistant manager of Ajax Tron Works spoke at the Raymond Inquisitors Club meeting on the Ajax engine and oil industry. Slides on Fat World Series I baseball names were shown, a film on cam bab in Korea played, and officers were nominated for the next meeting on April 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Lanphere
Ajax‘ Tron Works
Raymond Inquisitors Club
I. 0. O. F. Wall
Lanphere
Ajax
She Aroun
Korea
Columbus Scouts Plan Chili Supper in March
The Columbus Scout Troop No. 82 held a meeting at the school to plan a chili supper. Mrs. Jack Volk Mrs. Walter Deutschlander and Albert B. Fox will assist. Tickets go on sale until the day before the event planned for March 26. The supper will be served at the school. The scouts host an informal party next Friday at Miss Carol Bielawski’s home.
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Columbus
Jack Volk
Walter Deutschlander
Wir
Albert B. Fox
Schaul Engeteria
Carol Bielawski
Final Lyceum Show At Corry High School Auditorium
A magic program featuring outstanding illusionists will close the Lyceum series at Corry Senior High School. The show titled The Show of Wonders promises sleight of hand fusions and a box escape. Jimmy Wear and wife Jean perform miraculous feats in a charming presentation. Special Monday evening event at Bufélock with a matinee for school students.
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Lyceum Number Wear and Company
Corry
Lyceum
Jimmy Wear
Jean
Bufélock
Progressive Supper for Torch Bearers Class at Salvation Army
The Torch Bearers Class of the Salvation Army hosted a progressive supper for their members and guests from Oi Gut y, with Capt. and Loyd Smith in charge. The group later visited the officers quarters on Fairview street for a devotional period. thirty two members attended.
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Salvation Army
Oi Guty
Loyd Smith
Fairview Street
Four Men Get New Trial In 1950 Picketing Case
Ebensburg Pa March 16 Four men sentenced to prison for a 1950 picketing disturbance at a New Kensington clothing store will get another trial Monday. The defendants are Harry W Truitt Jr 49 dental technician John Airey 31 steelworker both of New Kensington Lester B Peay 28 Wilkinsburg and Robert T Smith 22 Belfield. They were convicted in Westmoreland County on charges of assault and battery and obstructing an officer and each received prison terms from dives to four years. Each man had served 10 months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebensburo
Marcy
New Kensington
Harry W. Truitt, Jr
John Airey
Lester B. Peay
Wilkinsburg
Robert T. Smith
Belfuit
Westmortland County
Eeu
Television to show first public surgical operation
Philadelphia area viewers will be invited to watch an operation at the University of Pennsylvania Hospital telecast tomorrow on WPT. The patient, a middle aged man with a stomach ulcer, will be described by a commentator while Dr. T S Ravidin performs the procedure. The telecast is limited to the WPTZ viewing area and may be the first surgical telecast seen by the general public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iphila
Associated Pre- Philadelphia
Philadelphia
Tooi
University of Pennsylvania Hospital
WPT
American Modesl Association
T. 8
Ravidin
WPTZ
Four Held After Supreme Court Rules Fair Trial Denied
The state Supreme Court held the defendants were denied a fair trial as Communism was improperly injected into the case. The four were released from prison on bond pending a new trial, with the energy processes for a diving body compared to those in a fire.
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State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
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