St Patrick Day Card Party Aids Hospital Work
Sixty attendees at the Cootiette Club No 102 St Patrick’s Day card party in the Garden Room VEW Post home featured bridge 600 and canasta with awards to each table. Winners included Mrs Louis Jensen Mrs Ruth Price and others. Door prizes and refreshments followed. Proceeds support hospital work. Local residents Leonard Austin and Oscar Frite visited Jamestown for appointments. Mrs Paul Bauer represented Erle Presbytery at a Synod program in Butler.
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Cootiette Club No
VEW Post Home
Louis Jensen
Ruth Price
Thomas Garrity
Dana McCray
Edward Moore
Donald Knapp
Ernest Simmonsen
George Tinke
Harry Paulson
James Keppel
Richard Muckinhaupt
Junior Davis
Robert Wotus
Felix Matthews
Mary McKetn
Follow McLaughlin
Ford
al Hansen
M. Williams
Katheryn Kirin
Alma Slagle
Harold Carr
Ruth Clark
Hazel Shuss
Clyde Reynolds
Julia Zepke
Alfred Cone
Leonard Austin
Baltimore
Hershey
Washington
D. C
Oscar Frite
North Center Street
Jamestown
Dr. Frank
Harold W. Edgren
New York
Charles Blad
Corry-Jamestown
Paul F. Bauer
West Park Place
Erle Presbytery
Synod of Pennsylvania Institute For Children's Workers
First Presbyterian Church
Butler
Witherspoon Circle Met At Beverly Home
The March meeting of the Witherspoon Circle of the Presbyterian Women's Association was held at Mrs. Morgan Beverly's home at 66 Raymond Avenue with 13 members and one visitor. Devotions from Hebrews were given, two films shown, and business items noted including an April rummage sale, March Bible school training, a foreign sewing session, and an April 21 meeting at Mrs. J Donald Watson's home.
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Witherspoon
Beverly Home
Presbyterian Women’s Association
Morgan Beverly
Raymond Avenue
Beverly
Harold Wolfe
Paul F. Bauer
Wolfe
War Association
Vocation Bible School
J. Donald Watson
Bridge Club at Concord Street Hosts St Patrick Theme
Two tables of contract bridge were played at the home of Mrs. Joseph DeMarte on Concord street last evening. Mrs. Merrill Patterson attended as a guest and prizes went to Mrs. James Hammond and Mrs. Angelo Frisina. The hostess served a salad course lunch with St Patrick's Day decorations. Mrs. Joseph Pitcavage of Columbus will host the club in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph DeMarte
Concord Street
Merrill Patterson
James ‘Hammond
Angelo Frisina
Joseph Pitcavage
Columbbus Wenl
Women Of The Moose Meeting Reported
The regular Women Of The Moose session at the lodge rooms drew 18 attendees with balloting held. Miss Katheryn Kirin led as senior regent. Letters from student nurses Patti Kirch and Roxana Hansen were read. A parcel post sale is set for April 21 with Mrs Louis Lutz chairing the hospital committee. Chair duties and event plans were announced for multiple committees and sick members were listed. Local members were invited to the Moose heart Baby Village event in Erie on March 12. Next meeting set for April 7 to observe Home Making Chapter Night with initiation planned.
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Women of the Moose
Katheryn Kirin
Patti Kirch
Roxana Hansen
Louis ‘Lutz
WOTM
Harry Morris
Women’s Relief Corps Dinner and Meeting Report
The Women’s Relief Corps held a tureen dinner then a business session at the Grange Hill. Officers attended except the color bearer. a district convention notice was read for North East on April 24. Florence Bates was named delegate with Wesley Willis as alternate. A purse was collected for an ill member and red stamps contributions urged. An auditing committee was appointed for March 29 at Mrs. K. D. Brown’s: Mrs. Charles Newman, Mrs. Henry Hil, Mrs. Clifford Dundon, Mrs. Bates, Mrs. Brown, and Merle Long. The April table committee includes Mrs. Hill, Mrs. Franke Goring, Mrs. Merle Haskell, and Mrs. Dundon. The next regular session is April 6.
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Women’s Relief Corps
Women's Relief Corps
Grange “Hill
North East
Florence Bates
Wesley Willis
K. D. Brown
Charles Newman
Henry Hil
Clifford Dundon
Bates
Brown
Merle Long
Hill
Franke Goring
Rainbow Girls Initiate New Members at Masonic Lodge
Rainbow Girls gathered at 7 30 p m Wednesday at the Masonic Lodge with Miss Margaret Warner presiding. Initiates were Ann Corbin Mary Capwell Flora Ann Ross Kathy Gates Bonnie Gates Eunice Hoffman Nancy Shreve Sharon Zalneck Pat Dills and Rhoda Cohen. A student choir performed and Clarice Jaggs won a "Baby Doll" gift certificate from a recent photo contest. Refreshments concluded the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Girls
Masonic Lodge
Margaret Warner
Ann Corbin
Mary Capwell
Flora Ann Ross
Kathy Gates
Bonnie Gates
Eunice Hoffman
Nancy Shreve
Sharon Zalzneck
Pat Dills
Rhoda Cohen
Marlene McIntyre
Clarice Jaggs
Birthday club honors Mrs Russell Briggs with gift
Mrs Claude Blanchard of Spring street hosted a birthday club gathering for 14 members in the evening. The occasion honored Mrs Russell Briggs's birthday. she received a club gift. A salad and dessert lunch was served. The group adjourned to meet again on April 21 with Mrs William Johnson.
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Russell Briggs
Claude Blanchard
Spring Street
William Johnson
Birthday salute for Hugh O Hare seven at Smith street party
Mrs. Hugh O'Hare entertained at a birthday party for her son Hugh aged seven at 101 East Smith Street. Guests received party favors and refreshments including sandwiches, decorated cake, and ice cream. The guest of honor received many nice gifts for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honor Hugh O’hare
Hugh O'Hare
East Smith Street
Hugh
Hach
Twin births defy normal timing in Delaware hospital
In Delaware Ohio on January 28 Mrs Bernard Schnees gave birth to a premature girl by Caesarean section. Remarkably 48 days later the second infant, a boy, arrived after a rare pregnancy outside the uterus. The first child weighs 5 pounds 12 ounces and remains at Jane M Case Hospital while the second weighed 5 pounds 4 ounces at birth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Ohio
Bernard Schnees
Jamies Parker
Nancy
Jane M. Case Hospital
Leader to be honored as first poultryman PA governor
Gov George M Leader will be honored tonight at a State Poultry Federation dinner with his wife. The Leaders run a Dover York County poultry farm and belong to the federation. He will speak informally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
George M. Leader
Pennsylvania
State Poultry Federation
Dover
York County
No Decision Yet On Pike Route
Associated Press reports the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission remains undecided on a final Erie County extension route from Ohio to New York. Several suggestions exist for the northwestern extension, with an announcement expected soon. Governor Leader backs an east west expansion, while officials await enabling legislation and financing feasibility.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Erie
Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission
Commission
Erie County
Ohio
New York
Pennsylvania
George M. Leader
Commonwealth
Sharon- Stroudsburg
Senate
Turnpike Commissioner
General Assembly
New Revenue System Defended By Governor
Harrisburg reports Gov George M Leader defends a new revenue collection system as saving more money in a year than its installation cost. He noted preliminary figures showing savings exceeding 85,000 dollars for the two accounting firms hired to modernize the Revenue Department.
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Oy Perenne
Harrisburg
Qov
George M
House
State Revenue Department
Jone
Joint
State Government Commission
Chesterman Commission
Revenue Department
Father and Son Die In Electric Chair at Eddyville
Eddyville Ky. A 49 year old father Ray Torrence and his 28 year old son Leonard Torrence were executed in the electric chair for the 1952 killing of attorney Francis McCormack. Ray urged blessings for his wife and Leonard clutched a Bible while promising burial with the book. Both claimed they lacked fair hearing. The two were the first father and son executed in Kentucky for the same crime. Deadlines set after long appeals including the U S Supreme Court.
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Eddyville
Ray Torrence
Penitentiary
Leonard
Louisville
Hell
Boty
Jeffersontown
Kentucky
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