Catholic Daughters elect officers and plan rummage sale
Court Conception No. 35 Catholic Daughters met in Knights of Columbus rooms electing Rev. Francis Graves and others to officer posts. They planned a rummage sale for May 16 at Leo Al store, with Mrs Harold Cragg as chair. Proceeds fund Maternity Hospital equipment in Meadville.
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Court Conception No
Catholic Daughters of America
Knights of Columbus
Prand
John Hornick
Edward Past
Hornick
Leo Hooks
Leo al
Harold Cragg
Norbert Bachemer
Leo Rhonard
Mary His
Francis Graves
Leon Doleski
Grant
Howard King
J. T. Needham
Joseph Baressi
Mary Higgins
Robert Sanders
Joseph Sarnicki
Anna Shields
W. G. Swan
Nelson ‘Thompson
Erie hostess opens JOY Class gathering at home
Mrs. Ethan Carter of Erie hosted about 1000 members of the JOY Class of the First Presbyterian Church last evening. Mrs. J. Fred Kinley led a brief business meeting and mingling followed. Refreshments were served by a committee including Mrs. Al Venssens, Mrs. Carl McIntyre and Mrs. Lynford Chase. Door prize went to Mrs. Peter Glavis. Former member Mrs. Orville Root attended. The next session will be a tureen picnic June 19 at Mrs. Kinley’s cottage at Findley Lake.
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Flossie Fosburgh
Club
Club 16
Joseph Obrock
Grant Valley
Merle Akam
George Rhodes
Fosburgh
Lawrence McCray
Henry Forburgh
Alum
Claude Stokes
B.D
Henry Fosburgh
Ethan Carter
Erie
Corry
First Presbyterian Church
J. Fred Kinley
al Venssens
Carl McIntyre
Lynford Chase
Peter Glavis
Orville Root
Rainbow Girls Sponsor Mother's Day Dinner Event
Rainbow Girls of local Assembly No. 74 hosted a Mother’s Day meal in the Masonic dining room for mothers and daughters from Carry and Union City. Miss Linda Hamilton presided, with Miss Nancy Broadhurst delivering an invocation, and Miss Sanday Devereaux presiding. Door prizes went to Mrs. Blanche Harriman, Miss Fannie Francis and Mrs. Rebecca Millen. The program included poems, songs, and toasts to mothers, with a Mother’s Club meeting and officer elections for the Rainbow group. Installations and plans for a future hayride picnic were announced, and letters of term to Mrs. Ross were requested by May 15. A June 7 initiation is planned for the new Union City Assembly.
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Rainbow Girls
Masonic
Carry
Union City
Order of the Rainbow
Linda Hamilton
Nancy Broadhurst
Sanday Devereaux
Maxwell Devereaux
Howard Ross
Mateia
Jimmy Stan
Maroia
Blanche “Harriman
Fannie Francis
Rebecca Millen
Alli Pold
Marlene McIntyre
Mes
Richart Schneider
Taree Dodreael Ee Imiovus
Mother's Club
William Dahl
Deville
Connie Dahl
Flora Ann Ross
Roberta Pain
Charity
Rhoda Cohen
Hope
Anne Fenster Machey
Faith
Katy Ann Tate
Dumual
Sharon Zalerieck
Brenda Besonison
Tt Wis
Ross
Masonic Rooms
Corry Assembly
Union City Assembly
Hucrman
Photography Topic For Married Couples Club Meeting
The Married Couples Senior Extension Club of Warren County met at Mr and Mrs Wallace Barrowls Sugar Grove last evening. Roy Swart presided as County Agent Stephen Tritt introduced Michael Lynch of State College Pa who presented a talk on photography. Plans were made for a July 13 picnic at Chapmans Dam and talent scouts were appointed for an August talent show at the Swart home.
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Married Couples Club
Married Couples Senior Extension Club
Warren County
Wallace Barlow
Sugar Grove
Roy Swart
Stephen ‘Tritt
Michael Lynch
State College
Chapman's Dam
Swart
VEW Auxiliary District Meeting Noted in Report
The Ladies of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary met at the Post Hall on West Washington Street. Mrs Alma Slagle ran the session with routine matters. District No 28 will meet in Titusville on June 5. Reservations to Mrs Hazel Shuss by June 1. Next local meeting is set for May 22.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Spring Creek Ladies Aid Plans Pancake Supper
The Spring Creek Ladies Aid held a regular meeting on Wednesday and organized a pancake supper to be served in the West Spring Creek Town Hall on May 1. Details will follow. Mrs. Allen Eastman, president, led the session and the next meeting is scheduled for June 4.
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Spring Creek Ladies Aid
West Spring Creek
Allen Eastman
Aid
Senior Extension Group Plans Tour and Picnic
The County Senior Extension group met at Wattsburg Grange Hall with 12 members present. They arranged a May 18 tour of WSEE television station and Pitch Baking Company in Erie and discussed a June 1 chicken barbecue at Hathor Hall Community House. Refreshments were served by Mr and Mrs Gordon Praltck.
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Lash
Wattsburg
WSEE
Pitch Baking Company
Eriy
Hathor Hall
Gordon Praltck
Mrs John Mohr Hosts Bridge Club Evening
Mrs John Mohr entertained the Wright street bridge club last evening with two tables of play. Prizes went to Mrs H Marlin Keppel Mrs Arthur Treat and Mrs C A Hillstrom. A salad lunch was served and visiting enjoyed. Mrs Treat will host on May 22 at her Union City home.
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Joan Mont
Wright Street
H. Marlin Keppel
Arthur Treat
C. A. Hillstrom
Treat
Union City
Ma. Keesport Holdup Man Surrenders Over Conscience
James Diamond, 37, of McKeesport walked into Central Police Station last night and confessed an armed holdup at a McKeesport pharmacy on February 1. He said his conscience bothered him and was held for the Allegheny County Grand Jury after an arraignment.
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Marmenorms
Payay
Rollee
James Diamond
McKeesport
Central Police Station
Diamond
Allegheny County Grand Jury
Chairman Sees Better Steel Outlook Says Industry Recovery Near
United States Steel Corp chairman Roger Blough tells reporters the steel outlook is brighter than six months ago. The firm posted net income of 62,426,670 for the year’s first nine months and a 476 percent dividend. He expects a late spring steel operating rebound, a summer pause, and a new pickup by September amid higher production and shifting demand.
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Ruits
Roger Bloughbhuin
United States Steel Corp
Jaal
Biel
Amnion
Blough
Bedar
Suouier
Mirch Ist
Fricker
Pakistan Party Leader Slain in Lahore at Home Attack
Dr. Khan Saheb 76 founder and chief of Prime Minister Firox Khan Noon’s Republican party was assassinated at his Lahore home. The attacker Atal Mohammed was overpowered by a car driver who ran him down though reports state the assailant was a Patwari dismissed two years ago. Officials say the motive involved a reinstatement request.
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Pakistan Party
Lahore
West Pakistan
Khan Saheb
Firox Khan
Noon
Republican Party
Atal Mohammed
Hegis
Patwart
Khin
Russia Reveals Use Of Electronic Computers
New York report summarizes Control Engineering article on Soviet computing progress. It notes electronic machines like the TY0-102, VPRR, and GA-2, plus a semiconductor MNM model at the Belgian World’s Fair, highlighting technical capability and limited focus on aesthetics.
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New York
Thtarnational Busines Machine Company
Carbutoy
Gener Electric
VPRR
Amone Red
Control Engineering
Russia
Space Proposal Faces Overhaul After Senate Hearing
Eisenhower’s civilian space agency plan faces overhaul to prevent encroachment on military projects. Senate Space Committee members called for clarification as Navy and Army officials urged continued Defense Department funding and control of space research. Secretary of Defense Melvin shows support for military direction, while Navy and Army officials warn the bill may transfer too much to a civilian authority.
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Prompereayeraclys Om
Jenin Eisenhower
Senate Space Committee
Navy
Army
Defense
Meflins
Pentagin
Department of Defense
Garrison Norton
the Army
Wilber M. Brucker
Malcolm A. MacIntyre
Air Force
Witnesses Begin Starkweather Murder Trial Proceedings
The Starkweather murder trial resumes as eight women testify this January amid defense claims of insanity. County Attorney Scheele says Robert Jensen, 17, was shot from behind with short range fire suggesting close contact. Defense counteracts by asserting Starkweather suffered delusions at the time of the killings.
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Lnyuul( Iyer)vm
Pisces Cation
Midi Sinet
Charles Starkweather
Eimer Scheele
Robert Jensen
Bennet
Bharkweather
Stetces
Marine Objector Gets Two Years At Hard Labor
A Marine recruit, Peter H. Gowers, 19, was found guilty by a court martial of failing to follow orders and disrespecting a superior. He was sentenced to two years hard labor, with additional penalties including reduction in rank and confinement. The case involves an alleged conscientious objector and debated statements about liberty cards and the Marine Corps code. The sentence remains subject to review and potential appeal.
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Ivy Gault
Marine
Peter H. Gowers
Bart
Marine Corps
Howard Ti Corps
Ford
Green
Harald Green
Evinston
Imagazne Printee
Tuk
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