Sociely Hospital Chapter Night at WOTM Meet
The Women of the Moose chapter observed a hospital night at their lodge rooms on North Center Street with 32 members present. Katheryn Kirin led the session, a candidates class was initiated, and a letter from Mayo Clinic patient Ruth Clark was read. A Jamestown Chapter invitation was noted for May 11, and several members received Academy of Friendship pins. The executive committee will meet May 7 at the Mi lodge to nominate officers. Refreshments followed. reports mention prize winners and upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Center Street
Katheryn Kirin
Ruth Clark
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Jamestown
Kirin
John Potocki
William Prine
Izelin Clark
Arthur Litz
Academy of Friendship
John A.mclaughlin
New Castle
Mi Lodge
Louis Lutz
Dohn Bradford
North Clymer
Potocki
Marjorie
Jaycee Auxiliary Organized Locally In Warren
A meeting to form a Junior Chamber of Commerce Auxiliary was held at Mrs. Richard Martin's home. Temporary officers are Mrs. Martin president, Mrs. John Kennedy first vice president, Mrs. Robert Parker second vice president, and Mrs. Milton Cherry secretary. The group plans a wives booth for the Sportsman Show at the Armory May 11 and 12 with baked goods and crafts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaycee
Chamber of Commerce
Richard Martin
Grove Street
George Haden
Norman Smith
Thomas Sherman
Myron King
Warren
Martin
John Kennedy
Robert Parker
Milton Cherry
Booth
Armory
John Hennedy
Ivan Wickwire
Glinton Pratt
Joseph Heitz
Howard Lee
Poster
John Windahl
Spring Creek Ladies Aid Meets at Mrs. Lois Sickler
Mrs Lois Sickler hosted the Spring Creek Ladies Aid with 12 members and one visitor attending. Devotions by Mrs Fred Smith reports by secretary and treasurer, flower committee on mowers for the sick, supper and white elephant sale recap, plan for a catered mother and daughter banquet, union with Jene Sunday School for a community picnic, $100 to Congregational Church building fund, and notes on the renominational meeting in Etna Pa. Refreshments served. June tureen picnic planned at the community building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Creek
Lois Sickler
Sid
Jene
Congregational Church
Frank Kafferlin
Etna
Sickler
Elmer Tripp
Women's Relief Corps Holds All Day Meeting at Corn Ty Grylle Hall
Twenty three members attended an all day session. The resignation of press correspondent Mrs Frank Goring was announced as she relocates to Erie. She received a farewell gift. Quilting work continued with blocks sewn. Hostesses were Mrs A Hier Mrs John Long Mrs Ralph Gates and Mrs Wesley Willis. Reservations for the May 12 mother and daughter banquet were requested via Mrs Clifford Dundon by Monday. Next meeting slated for May 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Relief Corps
Corn Ty Grylle Hall
Frank Goring
Erie
Gorlin
A. Hier
John Long
Ralph Gates
Wesley Willis
Clifford Dundon
Missionary Society Meeting at Nazarene Church Features Readings
The May gathering of the Foreign Missionary Society at Nazarene Church was led by Ss. Allen Foote. The program emphasized the missionary paper The Other Sheep, with readings, poems, a playlet, and talks on India. Mrs. Bailey presided, and Mrs. Merriman closed with prayer. Best meeting noted as occurring in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.M. Bailey
Bailey
Munsee
India
Foote
Merriman
Columbus Men's Club Monthly Meeting At Town Hall
The Columbus Men's Club met at the Town Hall last evening with 12 members present. Vice president Hollis Upman led the meeting as Frank Dodd reported on future plans for the Red Cross swimming project in Columbus. JH Reagle spoke on General Telephone Company area programs and was chosen to pursue a new phone system for the Columbus section. The club voted to enter a boat in the simulcast firemen parade in Columbus on June 18. F Lowe Edwards was named chairman of the arrangements committee. Refreshments were served by Frank Dodd and his committee. The next meeting on June 2 includes Hollis Upwin, Robert Damon and Albert P. Foxy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Men’s Club
Columbus Men's Club
Town Hall
Hollis Uppman
Frank Dodd
Red Cross
Columbus
Reagle
General Telephone Company
Simulsl
F. Lowe Edwards
Hollis Upwin
Robert Damon
Albert P. Foxy
Miller Birth—Daughter Born in Richmond at MCV Hospital
A daughter was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Herbert Miller at the Medical College of Virginia Hospital in Richmond. Mrs Miller is formerly Miss Rehnberg and the child’s grandparents are Mr and Mrs A E Rehnberg of East South Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Miller
Medical College of Virginia Hospital
Richmond
Miller
Rehnberg
A.e.rehnberg
East South Street
Uinta New Bbs
Harbor Hall Ladies Aid Meeting Reported
The Harbor Hall Ladies Aid met yesterday for an all day session at the Community Building. A tureen dinner was served at 1 p.m. for 12 members and their families. Mrs. Lewis organized the devo tions and Mrs. Oscar Valice, president, opened the business meeting. Roll call featured poems about mother. Each member brought a block with her name embroidered to be made into a friendship quilt. At the June 2 meeting, Mrs Althair Lindstrom and Mrs. Rupert Morris were named to the table committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harbor Hall Ladies Aid
Lewis
Oscar Valice
Mother
Althair Lindstrom
Rupert. Morris
Wheelock Aid Members Hold Evening Meeting at Members’ Home
Wheelock Community Aid met at Mrs. Floyd Dougherty’s home with Mrs. Leland Crosscut and Mr. James Babcock assisting. Mrs. Charles Kennedy presided, and Mrs. Robert Williams led devotions. Mrs. Howard Van Tassel gave the closing prayer. The group honored Mrs. Fred Maenel with a kitchen shower and a gift of $10 as aid to Mrs. Haynes and family who lost their home. Social games and refreshments followed with prizes won by Mrs. Wayne Hopkins and Mrs. Leonard Edwards. Favors were small brown pails. The item notes a historical reference to the first successful beer migration in 1879 in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheelock Aid
Fred Haenel
Wheelock
Floyd Dougherty
Leland Crosscut
James Babcock
Charles Kennedy
Robert Williams
Howard van Tassel
Fred Maenel
Haynes
Wayne Hopkins
Leonard Edwards
Hoenel
United States
California
Housewarming for Kittleberger Home Honours Guests
Mrs Dorothy Kitteberger and Walter Kittleberger hosted a sunrise housewarming on East South Street with 15 relatives. The group shared a social hour, presented a pitt of money for the Gieasson, and coffee, with gifts given to Mrs Maenel. Next meeting date set for May 5th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kittleberger
Dorothy Kitteberger
Walter Kittleberger
EastsBouth Street
Gieasson
Maenel
DAR Meeting At Home Of Mrs Loveland In Brokenstin Valley
Members of the Brokenstin Valley Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution met at Mrs. Howard Loveland’s Ens Malti street home. The regent presided as ritual and tribute to a charter member Mrs. Frank Loveland were conducted. A floral cross will honor her grave as the chapter plans a dinner meeting with committees named for the arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Loveland
Dar
Brokenstin Valley
Daughters of the American Revolution
Ens Malti Street
Siiniene
Wag
Joe
Nik Dewaxed
Frank Loveland
TW. Whitehead
Robert Guifield
Raymond Huchetay
Teport
Mindy
Histedious di
Toeit
Eell Fontinenti Corres
Washington, D.C
Hobert ‘Tunnell
Remarkable DAR event honors Crossnore founder Dr Mary Slowe
Mrs Har ford Gilbork praised Dr Mary M Sloop founder of Crossnore School in Crossnore North Carolina at a DAR hosted event. The program highlighted her 80 years of life and four years as Mother of the Year while Edith Minnelt of New York sent a painted coat of arms to Presidente Eisenhower as thanks. The hostess team included Mrs E L Simmons and Mrs Lacey Hinman with guest Mrs Hille King from North Ent as mentor attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith ‘Minnelt
New York City
Eisenhower
Harford Gilbork
Hills
Henman
Mary M- Sloop
Crossnore
N.C
Hille King
North Ent
Rotary delegates meet in Redford district 290 session
Western Pennsylvania ASO delegates attended the 40th Rotary International District 290 meeting held today in Redford. The sessions covered district affairs and exchanges among attendees from local Rotary clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redford
ASO
Penny Vania Rotary
Rotary International
State Police Travel 11 000 Miles in April
Corry barracks officers logged 11 610 miles on 184 patrols in the HNG area during April. Ten accidents with injuries and property damage totaling 2730 were investigated. Four traffic violation arrests were made. One stolen item recovered. Eight criminal cases investigated and 17 arrests reported. Officers answered 188 information requests from motorists and pedestrians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bix Otte
Corry
Hng
Sir Rheodore Hubley
Hubley
Natral
Duke Windsors Narrow Escape on Paris Flight
The Duke of Windsor nearly died as his plane from London to Paris suffered a blowout, shaking passengers. The European Airways plane from Gordon Hind to Finchland landed at Le Bourget field and slid off the runway after the blast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke Mas
Paris
Duke of Windsor
London
Altvatya
Pordon Hind
Ge Bourget
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William Ingram
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Wilmer Heffer
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Coleen Miller
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