Catholic Daughters report on rummage sale and events
A Catholic Daughters group reported a rummage sale netting 157.35 dollars. The three month committee for January to March approved a donation to the cancer fund. Plans for a Day of Recollection at St Thomas Church on March 31 were outlined with reservations due by March 20. An April 11 meeting was decided, with various members listed as attending. Members and guests also noted travel from Snyder Circle and Wayne Street areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aline McNully
Court Conception
Catholic Daughters of America
Leo Hooks
Nick Marty
Cancer Fund
Arthur Pitts Mule
John Hoinick
St .Thomas Church
Charles Fehrnbech
North East
Corry Group
Erie Court
Marty
Elle
Ivar Relinborg
Cochaletian
Alfred M. Morrison
Donald Natties
Robert Wilcox
John Liths
Joseph Consold
Harold Crags
Hubert Weldon
Marty Murphy
Helen Brown
Sam Buressi
Florence Blow
Westminster Circle Meets At Merker Home at Hhie
The Westminster Circle of the Presbyterian Women’s Association met at Miss Hazel Merker’s East Frederick street home. Eighteen members and one guest, Mrs. Nellie Meller, attended. Devotions by Mrs. Paul Shannon on War And Peace opened the session. The lay book on Hong Kong was reviewed by Mrs. Claude Blanchard and the group discussed The Hong Kong Story. The circle will host the March family night dinner at the church. The next meeting, April 5, will be at Mrs. Merle Page’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woersstminster
Presbyterian Women's Association
East Frederick Street
Hazel Merker
Nellie Meller
Paul Shannon
Hong Kong
Claude Blanchard
VFW Ladies Auxiliary Holds Regular Meeting
A routine VFW Auxiliary meeting in the Garden Room was chaired by Mrs. Alfred Cone. April is cancer month with Hazel Shulls named projects chair. Harold Schaefer leads Buddy Poppy Day sales in late May. Clyde Reynolds won a special award. The next meeting on March 28 will include officer nominations and elections. Refreshments were served by Ivelma Carmcke and Clyde Reynolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW
Alfred Cone
Hazel Shulls
Harold Schaefer
Clyde Reynolds
Ivelma Carmcke
Reynolds
Brownie Week Marks Scout Troop 317 Meeting
Scout Week events at Concord School honored founder Tullette Love with a Spanish song Mi Chareya and a crested ham dance. Lindy Mucko and Linden Barber were invested as Brownies and received pins. Mothers invested daughters, creating honorary troop members. Meeting closed with Jello tunnel and St Patrick's Day decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tullette
Dutier
Laine
Girl Scouts
Merrill Wade
Lindy Mucko
Linden Barber
George ‘Sample
Re-1
St. Patrick's
Local Bridge Club Meets With Mrs T S Kelsey And Guests
The local bridge club met last evening with Mrs. T S Kelsey and Kenny entertaining. Two tables played contract. prizes went to Mrs. Robert Tunnel, Mis A Jourdet, and Mrs. Ruth Myers. Spools ward won to Mex WW. Brivo Bls hosted and received thanks for arrangements. St Patrick's Day theme featured green and white table decorations. Mrs. Percy Corbin to host next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T.S. Kelsey
Kenny
Robert Tunnel
A. Jourdet
Ruth Myers
Spools
Percy Corbin
Neal Dich
Columbus Grange No 875 Enrolls 4 New Members
Four new members joined Columbus Grange No 875 at a regular meeting held at Town Hall. Worthy Master Arthur Ayling led the session. The former Lottsville Grange members requested Columbus affiliation as Lottsville disbands. A lecturer’s program covered Grange history followed by a panel on the national budget moderated by PL Lowe Edwards. A light luncheon was served by Mrs Ayling and her committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Grange No
Town Hall
Arthur Ayling
Lottsville Grange
Columbus Grange
Lowe Edgwarda
Mrs. Leroy King Hosts Hilltop Club Meeting
The Hilltop Club met yesterday at Ms. Leroy King’s Snyder Circle home with five members and one guest, Mrs. Anna Dyne from Ashtabula. They recited the Lords Prayer, spent the year visiting, celebrated Mel King and Ms. Harry Glabbaty’s birthdays with gifts of money, and enjoyed gingerbread with whipped cream and jello. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Oscar Lindstrom on March 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy King
Hilltop Club
Hilltop Clb
Snyder Circle
Anna Dyne
Ashtabula
Fauibinia
Hnneters
Seesient Wa
Mel King
Harry Glabbaty
Iso
Oscar Lindstrom
Carter Hill Ladies Aid Holds Regular Session
The Carter Hill Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Myrtle Ruff’s home with 17 attendees. President Mrs. Carl Lindberg led the business meeting, followed by social time, quilt block embroidery, and games with prizes for six members. The next meeting is April 10 at Mrs. Arthur Mortis’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter Hill
Nellie Hodge
Maud Follett
Aid
Arthur Mortis
Emmanuel Guild Luncheon and Meeting Report
Emmanuel Episcopal Church hosted the Emmanuel Guild luncheon at 2 pm yesterday with Mrs Gera G Crapser and Mrs Mary Lockwood as hostesses. A business meeting followed with prayer by Rev William Seitz. Members reported progress on knitting bandages for Carville leper colony and discussed an article on Pittsburgh prayer groups read by Mrs Harvey Groscut. The group adjourned to reconvene April 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Guild
Lindercroft
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Gera G. Crapser
Mary Lockwood
William ©. Seitz
Odd Fellows Bestow Degrees Across Lodges
Members of Jonathan Lodge No 685 of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows were guests of Waterford Lodge last evening when Waterford conferred the first degree on a class of candidates. Cambridge Springs Lodge followed with the second degree. After the meeting a meal was served to about 60 members. Lodges represented included Albion Cambridge Springs Corry Union City French Creek New Richmond Edinboro and Waterford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
Order of Odd Fellows
Waterford Lodge
Cambridge Springs
Elks Ladies Day Draws 28 Women for Bridge Prizes
At the focal Elks Club 28 women attended the Ladies Day luncheon at 1 pm followed by five tables of bridge. Prizes were won by Miss Lena St Clair Miss Rebecca St Clair and Mrs Raymond Sandburg. The next event is planned in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Ladies
Focal Elks Club
Lena St. Clair
Rebeccca St. Clair
Raymond Sandburg
Elks Club
End of Cyprus Guerrilla War Hopes Rise After Cease Fire
Prospects for an end to Cyprus guerrilla violence improve as an EOKA cease-fire is offered. British official Sir John Harding weighs the move while visa holder Markides hails it as encouraging. Island-wide hopes grow for a genuine cessation of violence. Also, Dr. Earl R. Serles, 66, dean of the University of Illinois College of Pharmacy since 1940, dies in Chicago after a career at South Dakota State College and leadership in national pharmacy groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyprus
Nngosta
EOKA
John Harding
Markarios
Harding
Britain
Visas Markides
Ethnos
Island
Chicago
Earl R. ‘Serles
University of Illinois College of Pharmacy
College of Pharmacy
South Dakota State College
America Pharmacy Association
American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy
Salem
Johnsons welcome first child Randy Neil at WCA Jamestown
A son Randy Neil Johnson was born yesterday at WCA Hospital in Jamestown to Mr. and Mrs. Larry Johnson of Jamestown. Grandparents are Shirley Mae Shaffer and Albert Shaffer. A daughter was born yesterday morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Orren Smith of Spartansburg, R. D. 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randy Neil
Wca Hospital
Jamestown
Larry Johnson
Johnson
Shirley Mae Shaffer
Mie
Albert “Shaffer
Fe: D. 1
Corry Memorial Hospital
Orren Smith
R. D.3
Spartansburg
Wallace Barnes Co. reports 1957 outlook and 1956 gains
The Wallace Barnes Company notes 1956 sales of 1056 across 6500 customers and a 24 percent lift in the three new divisions in 1956. A Canadian subsidiary, Wallace Bartes Company, Ltd., shows higher volume and profit. $1.8 million was invested in machinery, bringing ten-year plant investment to $20.5 million. The 1957 backlog equals two and a half months of shipments and the automotive business should match or exceed 1956’s performance. 1957 marks the company’s 100th anniversary in Bristol, Connecticut.
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Canada
Ohio
Dayton
Wallace, J Bartes Company, Ltd
Wlaa
Barnes
Merged in 1923 to form Associated Spring Corporation
The company began with clock springs for Bristol area clockwork and metal frames for hoop skirts. It evolved to produce a wide range of springs including carriage, harness snaps, lamp and chimney springs, bicycle parts, phonograph and airplane springs, and even rifle components, reflecting shifting century demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Spring Corporation
Bristol
Wallace Barnes
Associated Spring Corporation Profile
Associated Spring Corporation is a leading manufacturer of precision mechanical springs and spring steel. It operates twelve manufacturing divisions across major U.S. industrial centers and in Canada, highlighting growth and skill application for future opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Spring Corporation
United States
Canada
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Caniler
Gilson
Columbus
General Electric
Cleveland
New International Harvester
Ellis
Titusville
Gorry
Corry Store
Gerald Hammond
Fogle Lumber Co
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Warner Color
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Francis
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