Local nurses mark board exam success and community notices
Mary Ann Consolo has passed the Pennsylvania nurses state board and works with Dr. R E B Lowe in Warren. Several local families announce anniversaries, births, and name selections, including the Kennedys and the Varishes, and Missouri firm Mason chemicals unveils a new outdoor upholstery product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann Consolo
Joseph’ Consolo
Railroad Street
Pennsylvania Nurses State Board
R. EB. Lowe
Spencer Hospital School of Nursing
Meadville
Warren
Kiwanis Club Meeting Focuses on Dairy Herd Picture
Kiwanis Club met Tuesday evening at the Ritz Restaurant. Joseph Myers chaired the program and spoke on FLEA work while presenting a dairy herd picture. An April attendance contest was announced with William Zafkopulos and John Milinovich named team captains. A radio interference investigation committee was formed under President Edwards with Myers, Clarence Wallace, and Louis Rossi. Army Day plans were noted for the next meeting.
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Kiwanis Club
Ritz
Joseph C. Myers
Agriculture Committee
Walter Auer
William Zafkopulos
John Milanovich
Edwards
Corry
Joseph Myers
Clarence Wallace
Louis ‘Rossii
Zafiropulos Addresses Rotary on Marshall Plan
Cony Rotary Club heard William Zafiropulos Jr discuss the Marshall Plan tonight at Hotel Corry. Twenty nine members plus visiting Rotarian John R. McBurney of Pittsburgh and guests William C. Connelly of Pittsburgh and Ani P. Hessinger of Erie attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Zafiropulos, Jr
Rotary Club
Cony
Hotel Corry
John R. McBurney
Pittsburgh
William C. Connelly
Ani P .Hessinger
Erie
William Zafropulos, Jr
Zafiropulos
New Castle
Rotary
Girls' Missionary Guild Dinner Honors New President
Miss Ann Dubroski was installed as president of the Girls' Missionary Guild of the E. U. B. Church after a tureen dinner. Officers sworn in include Miss Phyllis Halfast as vice president Miss Rosella Whitney secretary Miss Jeanne Haenel treasurer and several secretaries. The program featured prayers duets accordion music and a playlet The Grooked Mouth Emily and a speaker Mrs. Iva Miller.
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Girls’ Missionary Guild
Ann Dubroski
H. Ray Harris
Phyllis Halfast
Rosella Whitney
Jeanne Haenel
Betty Lou Humes
Spiritual Lfe
Patricia Fleming
Islean Sherwood
Harold Fish
Fish
Doris
Phyllis Ross
Kale
Opal ‘Triscult
Emily
Iva Miller
Sard Club Honors Miss Kathleen Mulderick Before Buffalo Move
Miss Kathleen Mulderick, bound for a position at Gratwick Cancer Clinic in Buffalo, was honored by her card club last night. Hostess Miss Martha McIntyre supervised contract bridge with Mrs. John Goda as high scorer. Other attendees included Miss Teresd Loach, Mrs. George Sample, Mrs. Richard Muckinhaupt, Miss Mary Shambure and Mrs. Roger Amy. A dessert course followed and Miss Mulderick received a farewell gift of Angerle. The next text meeting is set for April 13 with Mrs. Goda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Mulderick
Buffalo
Gratwick Cancer Clinic
Martha McIntyre
North Center Street
John Goda
Mulderick
Teresd “Loach
George Sample
Richard Muckinhaupt
Mary Shambure
Roger Amy
Miss McIntyre
Mrs J Hubert Heerlein Hosts Card Club Evening
A local contract card club met at Mrs J Hubert Heerlein's home on Wright Street. Mrs W A Redmond captured high score for the evening. Mrs Heerlein served a dessert course after the game and the ladies adjourned to meet in two weeks with Mrs C H Holden of West Church Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Hubert Heerlein
Wright Street
W. A. Redmond
Walter
Heerlein
C. H. Holden
West Church Street
Sorenson Boy Born to Mr and Mrs Gilbert Sorenson
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Gilbert Sorenson of 20314 Fairview Street Cory Hospital Wits. The infant joins the family as Delle Poss, the former Clara.
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Listoning
Gilbert Sorenson
Fairview
Cory Hospital
Wits
Sorenson
Clara. Delle Poss
Local Residents Visit Relatives and Attend Events
Mrs Mayte Stone of Union City visits this week with sister Emma Armstrong. Mrs Einora Haley and grandson James Haley of Buffalo, and Mrs Ward Peterson and John Cluver of Hamburg arrive for a visit with Mrs Haley's daughter Mrs Alfred N King. Mayjorie Brown and Erie visitors, Stanley Malek and daughter Rose Marie travel to Erie for a day. St dom family from West Church street hostns from Arkansas City Kansas as W B St John family visit. The piece also notes travels to Latrobe for a wedding and Barbara Lorence wed Dean Peters with Jessie Mitchell returning to Pittsburgh after Easter.
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Mayte Stone
Union City
Emma Armstrong
Einora Haley
James Haley
Buffalo
Ward Peterson
John Cluver
Hamburg
Uas
Venezuela
Mayjorie Brown
Erie
Stanley Malek
Rose Marie
W. B. St. John
Jerry Lou
Richmond
Bradford
Charles ‘St. Dom
West Church Street
Arkansas City
Kansas
al Erickson
Mayville
Robert Pleminy
Ronald Carter
Lottsville Choir Delivers Program At Church Event
The Mrst Baptist Church choir from Lottsville presented a program last evening offering a church invitation from the Methodist Church. Mrs FG Whiteman sang a vocal solo and Miss Shirley Barnett performed an Auto solo. The men’s quartet Bruce Thoms Harry Mickle F D Pfeiffe and William DeHaven and a ladies trio consisting of Mrs Whiteman Miss Martha Dimick and Miss Kathleen Pfeiffer also performed. The offering will go to the church program and guests were entertained later at the home of Mr and Mrs George Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottsville
Mrst Baptist Church
Lottaville
FG. Whiteman
Shirley Barmett
Bruce Thoms
Harry Mickle
F. D. Pfeiffe
William DeHaven
Whiteman
Miss Grace Hoylen Hosts Card Club Evening
Miss Grace Hoylen of East Bond Street entertained her card club Tuesday evening. Mrs. Walter Dundon was high scorer in 500. the hostess served salad rolls and coffee after play. Attendants included Mrs. Robert Bracken, Mrs. John Zepko, Mrs. William Hoylen, Mrs. James Allyn, Mrs. Robert Rastetter and Mrs. Edward Becker. Mrs. Becker will preside at the next session on April 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iss Grage Hoylen
East Bond Street
Walter Dundon
Robert Bracken
John Zepko
William Hoylen
James Allyn
Robert Rastetter
Edward Becker
Becker
Local 600 Club Hosts Event at Mrs Newcomb Residence
Mrs John Newcomb hosted the Local 600 Club on West Congress Street with seven members present last evening. High scorers included Mrs Anna Esterbrook Mrs William Haenel and Mrs Margaret Hughes. Refreshments featured jello cake and coffee and the group will meet again in two weeks when Mrs Esterbrook of 431 Second Avenue entertains. Only about one in forty Americans who have married have been divorced and remarried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Newcomb
Myrtle Akam
Congress Street
Anna Esterbrook
William Haenel
Margaret Hughes
Esterbrook
Second Avenue
Some Don'ts for Pimples
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Tory Nybees
Peterson
George E. Keep Retired P RR Employee Dies
George E. Keep of Elgin died at McCoy Nursing Home in Pitts at 7 o clock. He was 74 and a former telegraph operator and station agent for the Pennsylvania Railroad. Born in Heepville April 27 1860 he lived in the county most of his life and retired in 1931 after 42 years with the Pennsylvanian. He belonged to Eureka Lodge 566 I O O F and the Order of Railroad Telegraphers. Survivors include three daughters Mrs Tressie Whiley Mrs Kenneth Wetmore and Ruth Keep a son Guy S Keep six grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. Funeral services Saturday at 1 30 p m at Bracken Keating Fomers Home Beaverdam Cemetery.
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George E. Keep
P. RR
Eigin
McCoy Nursing Home
Pitts
Mr. Keep
Heepville
Ere County
Hudget
Sharon
Pennsylvania Railroad
Elgin
Nebraska
Unon Pacific Railroad
Keep
Rurekailodge
Union City
Daghters
Tressie Whiley
Beaverdam
Kenneth Wetmore
Ruth Keep
Guy 8
Albion
Archie Keepy
Ord
Neb
Robert Keep
North Girard
Bracken- Keating Fimers
Beaverdam Cemetery
Death Notice of Spring Creek Resident Merritt A Logan
Merritt A Logan of Spring Creek died at his home at 9 40 last night on the farm where he was born March 20 1863. He worked in the timber and shingle mills of Warren and Forest counties. Ill health forced retirement years ago. He attended Dobbs Corners Church. He is survived by two sisters Mrs Mattie Whiteley and Mrs Anne Bidwell and several nieces and nephews. Keating Funeral Home to conduct services at 2 30 Saturday afternoon.
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Merritt A. Logan
Spring Creek
Mr. Logan
Warren
Forest
Logan
Dobbs Corners
Mattie Whiteley
Sheme
Anne Bidwell
Erie
Bracken- Keating
Gelock
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