Mrs. George Besson Named Noble Grand
Mrs George Besson was elected a noble grand of Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge at the meeting held last evening Mrs F E Hepler will serve as vice grand and the committee to install the officers will be named at the next regular meeting A social hour followed the election Arthur Mapes and Mrs George left noted in the account
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weenge Besson
Pranklin Rebekah Lodge
Mirc
F. E. Hepler
Arthur Mapes
George
Foley Celebrate Twenty Fifth Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs James Foley of 1216 West Pleasant Street observed their twenty fifth wedding anniversary yesterday. They were married on St Patrick’s Day 1917 in a ceremony that marked a long union and family milestones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Foley
West Pleasant Strees
THESE WOMEN BY ADELAIDE KERR
War work by United Nations women is highlighted with New York canteen openings and home defense clubs. Accounts note Dutch Belgian Norwegian and Polish women aiding refugees and Red Cross, plus British nurses and transport roles. Fashion and domestic goods reflect wartime morale and resourcefulness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide Kerr
Wide World
Women
United Nations
American ‘Theater Wing
War Service, Inc
New York
Met
Dane Cowl
Selena Beyle
England
Countess de Bousses
Red Cross
Baby News From Corry and Warren General Hospitals
A son was born Sunday evening March 15 at Corry Hospital to Mr and Mrs Raymond Clark of West South Street. Another son was born yesterday at Warren General Hospital to Mr and Mrs John Maloney of East Smith Street. Mrs Maloney is formerly Miss Genevieve Goodwill of Garl and.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Hospital
Raymond Clark
Warren General Hospital
John Maloney
Ast Smith Street
Maloney
Genevieve Goodwill
Garland
St Patrick’s Day Party At St Edward’s Hall
A large parish throng attended the annual St Patrick’s Day party at St Edward’s hall. Organized by Father Anthony Robuc zewskel and parish volunteers, the event featured a midprogram concert with Theodore Feeney and Mrs Daumes Sullivan performing Rose of Tralee and Come Back to Erin, Miss Mary Jean Sullivan singing When I Dream of Old Erin and Rose O’Day, followed by Mr Sullivan singing That Old Irish Mother of Mine. Special prizes were awarded to Robert Fenton Miss Jean Courteen Mrs Harry Blink Miss Florence McEvoy and Howard Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tan Aye
Erin
Mary Jean Sullivan
Rose O'Day
Mr. Sullivan
Robert Fenton
Jean Courteen
Harry Blink
Florence McEvoy
This City
Howard Smith
Union City
Rotary Club Hears Talk On High Band
The Rotary Club at Hotel Gowry heard William Knowlton discuss the Cony schools high and junior bands. The senior band has 35 members in full dress, formed from a 25-instrument start a decade ago, while the junior band has 80 members to extend training. Five students gave instrumental demonstrations, including Patricia Campbell and Bernice Sorenson, with Gerald Lansberry accompanying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Hotel Gowry
William Knowlton
Cony
Knowlton
P,t, A
Listea
Patricia Campbell
Charles Van Winkle Honored by Friends Before Navy Service
A surprise party at East Street home honored Charles Van Winkle who is soon leaving to join the Navy. Mrs. Earl Button and Mrs. Alice Hamilton organized the event with sar and other guests attending. Movies and bingo entertained attendees as red, white, and blue decor and patriotic music set the scene. Mr. Van Winkle received a watch from friends.
Birthday Wakeup Honoring Miss Florence Strigler
Miss Florence Strigler was surprised with a theatre party at her birthday by friends. After the movie, refreshments at Mita Restaurant featured a green and white birthday pale and St Patrick’s Day decorations. Guests included Lathryn Green, Martha Gorbin, Delores Green, Frances Feeney, Robert Sullivan, Petrik Feeney, Samuel Baressi and Thomas Ressler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Strigler
East Washington Street
Mita
Missey Lathryn Green
Martha Gorbin
Delores Green
Frances Feeney
Robert Sullivan
Petrik Feeney
Samuel Baressi
Thomas Ressler
Miss Strigler
Local Notes on Residents and Visits Across Albion Area
Mary Jane White visits Albion with Mr and Mrs Parrett for a few days. John Flanigan and Mya Raymond Sandbwy are in Jama town today. Martha Corbin and Kathryn Green were Erie visitors yesterday. Cleille Thompson, formerly of East Frederick Street, is remodeling at home. Worth Hammond, 49 Clymer NY, is nearby. Mary Mend travels to Weslington DC for work. Bred Reynolds of Lowville visits sister P Hepler. High water flooded the home furnace, delaying departure. Mabel Taylor consults an eye specialist in pia City. Arili Bukehilds returns home from Cleveland Clinic after a week as patient. S D Wilcox headed to Baltimore for three days for their son Gal Wilcox and Doris Tucker wedding at First Methodist church parsonage today.
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Wis
Mary Jane White
MD. Parrett
Albion
John Flanigan
Mya
Raymond Sandbwy
Jama Town
Mathha Corbin
Kathryn Green
Erie
Cleille Thompson
Smetty
East Brederick Street
Worth Hammond
Moyil
Clymer
N.Y
Mary Mend
East Weytth
Weslington
D. C
Bred Reynolds
Lowville
Lis
Hepler
Mabel ‘Taylor
Pia City
Arili Bukehilds
Cleveland
S. D. Wilcox
Biltimore
Alsend
Gal
John Wilcox
Doris ‘Tucker
Baltimore
Campus beauty tips from Betty Clare Wiper feature
Betty Clare Wiper presents college beauty guidance focusing on natural looks, self-directed grooming, and stress relief. The piece notes classes at Centenary Junior College on personal care, gentle makeup, posture, and dance as ways to reduce nerves and exam stress while promoting a calm, natural appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Clare Wiper
Lisa
Tesco
Tre
N. J
Centenary Junior College
Beevy Society Meeting at Lans ton Home
The Beevy Society met last evening at the home of Miss Elizabeth Lans ton on Park street to sew for the Red Cross and hold a business session. Refreshments were served. next meeting set for April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ievy Society
Ne Buthvan Church
Elizabeth Lanston
Park Street
Miss Joan Pitts Hosts St Patrick Day Party
Miss Joan Pitty hosted a St Patrick's Day gathering at her West Wayne Street home last evening. Guests included Margaret Woot, Patty Cragg, Doris Price, Barbara Roberts, Barbara Patterson, Maxine Beckwith, Shirley Beckwith, Rene Willis, Dorothy Hanlin, Charles Jackson, Aymong, John Frontera, Arthur Morrison, Charles Sheldon, Donald Nichols, Bill Loveland, George Darndall, Joe Darndall, Lloyd Lines and Charles Armstrong. Tray decorations were used and ice cream and cake were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Pitts
Joan Pitty
West Wayne Street
Margaret Woot
Patty Cragg
Doris Price
Barbara Roberts
Barbara Patterson
Maxine
Shirley Beckwith
Rene Willis
Dorothy Hanlin
Charles Jackson
Duck Aymong
John Frontera
Arthur Morrison
Charles Sheldon
Donald Nichols
Bill Loveland
George
Joe Darndall
Lloyd Lines
Charles Armstrong
Greene Hosts S. S. Class Meeting at East South Street
The Good Samaritan Methodist church class met at Mr and Mrs Janes Greene's home on East South Street for its regular monthly gathering. Howard Brooks led devotions, St Patrick's Day refreshments followed, and plans were made for a church rally on April 1. A social hour completed the evening. Silver Lining To Sugar Shortage suggests substitutes like honey, molasses, and maple syrup to offset scarcity.
Tureen Dinner With Lillian Guild Members
Members of the Lillian Guild met for a tureen dinner at Mrs. W. F. Myers home on Spring Street. With the president and vice president absent, second vice president Mrs. W. A. Redmond led the business meeting. A committee led by Mrs. Ben F. Starr, Mrs. George Boyd, and Mrs. Lola Morrow arranged the event as twenty-one members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Guild
W. F. Myers
Spring Street
Vic
W. A. Redmond
Guild
Ben F. Starr
George Boyd
Lola Morrow
Soap production yields glycerine and nitroglycerin in war needs
The article notes glycerine forms during commercial soap making and is crucial for dynamite in war effort. It also mentions a twin sweater set design for girls in London, emphasizing economizing in wartime through a front opening cardigan style to save wool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Amici Sewing Circle Plans Pollyanna Banquet
The Amici Sewing Circle of United Brethren met at Mrs. Harold Fish’s home on East Bond Street with about thirty members present. They decided to hold the Pollyanna banquet on Tuesday April 7 and spent the rest of the evening quilting and socializing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amici Sewing Circle
The
United Brethren Church
Harold Fish
Bond Street
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