New Officers Named for Catholic Daughters Court Conception No 35
Last evening Court Conception No 35 Catholic Daughters of America announced the next year’s officers. Installation is set for the second Thursday in September. May 1955 will mark the CDA’s 50th anniversary with a candidate class to be admitted.
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Catholic Daughters of America
Francis J. Graves
Leo Hooks
Leo Hoylen
Leo Rhynard
Nick Marty
Frederick Ahi
Lena Lanehyn
Mary McEvoy
Howard King
Monitor
Joseph Mooney
Sentinel
George Downey
Donald Tate
Mary Sears
Robert Sanders
J. F. Needham
James L. Allyn
George Mulderick
James Wharton
CDA
Leo Howlett
Harold Scholton
VFW Auxiliary Holds Regular Session in Garden Room
VFW Auxiliary met last evening with strong attendance in the Garden Room. President Mrs James Keppel led discussions on Fund contributions and upcoming Poppy Day on May 21 led by Elwood Woodruff. Members approved gifts to Gift Fund Patriotic Instruction Fund and Amelia Kane Fund raise plans. Memorial Day services were discussed and a card party was announced for Monday at the post home with a lunch served. The next meeting is set for May 21.
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VFW
VFW Club
James Keppel
Clyde Reynolds
Amelia Kane
Eva B. Rich Jamieson
Archie W. Thompson
Sam Baressi
Vow
Elwood Woodruff
Alfred Cone
Post Home
Keppel
John T. Williams
Bible Club Committee Meeting Reported
Warren County Corry Area Bible Club Committee held a Tuesday meeting at Lottaville Methodist Church. Mrs. Harold Randall of Corry led devotions and the business session. Officers for the coming year were elected: Paul Beale president, Miss Lucille Kimmy vice president, Mrs. George Marklin recording secretary, Mrs. L. Mincer corresponding secretary, Mrs. Neil Scott treasurer, and Mrs. Alfred Haenel Corry treasurer. Randall was tasked with printing Bible Club greetings cards. Beattie reported sending $132 to the main office in April.
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Bible Club
Warren County-Corry Area
Lottaville Methodist Church
Harold Randall
Corry
Paul Beale
Lucille Kimmy
George Marklin
L. Mincer
Neil Scott
Alfred, Haenel
Randall
Beatt
Fifth Lyceum Course Ends Season at Local High School
The Wallace Chime Trio led by Neil Wallace and Mrs. Wallace with Laura Hamilton performed last evening at the high school auditorium to close this season's Lyceum program. They featured caribrante chimes triple octave chimes ira-harp and silver harp along with marimba. A matinee was held for students earlier in the day.
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Wallace
Neil Wallace
Laura Hamilton
Daughter Born to Mr and Mrs James Glatz
A daughter was born yesterday morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs James Glatz of R D 4.
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The
Corry Memorial Hospital
Theodore Mowers
RD. 3
James Glatz
Miss Cheryl Earle Birthday Party Highlighted
Miss Cheryl Earle was honored with a tenth birthday party at her East Pleasant Street home hosted by her mother Mrs. Embert Earle. A dozen junior guests enjoyed games and contests with Lynn Burgess Linda Mallick Mary Houser and Diane Smith winning awards. The group had sandwiches ice cream birthday cake and hot chocolate before gifts were given.
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Cheryl Earle
Embert Earle
East Pleasant Street
Lynn Burgess
Linda Mallick
Mary Houser
Diane Smith
Cheryl
Helping Hand Club Holds All Day Session at IOOF Hall
The Helping Hand Club met yesterday for an all day session at the IOOF Hall. Hostesses were Mrs Walter DeJean and Mrs Harvey Loveland. President Mrs Glenn Gates presided. Cards were signed for Mrs Rose Cook a patient at Hamot Hospital Erie. Members worked on saw ing aprons for Meadville Orphans Home and tied a quilt. Next meeting scheduled for May 27.
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Helping Hand Club
Ioof Hall
Walter DeJean
Harvey Loveland
Glenn Gates
Rose Cook
Hamot Hospital
Erie
Meadville Orphans Home
St Thomas Lawn Party Set For June 17 18
Holy Name Society members met at St Edward's School to plan a lawn festival on June 17 and 18 at the school grounds. James L Allyn serves as general chairman with committees forming as plans progress.
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St. Thomas
Seo Thine
J Speums
Seeance
Holy Name Society
St. Edward's School
James L. Allyn
Columbus Ladies Aid Tureen Luncheon Meeting
The Columbus Ladies Aid met yesterday with Rev. and Mrs. Bradley T Lines for a tureen luncheon. After the meal a routine meeting was held and Rev Lines gave the devotions and a reading on The Lord's Prayer. The group will join the Spring Creek Ladies Aid for the June meeting at a later date to be announced.
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Columbus Ladies Aid
Bradley T. Lines
Rev. Lines
Spring Creek Ladies Aid
DAR Chapter Meeting Features Revised Flag Oath
The Brokenarraw Valley Chapter DAR met at Mrs. T. W. Whitehead home. The revised oath of allegiance to the flag was used. New members were admitted and several members elected as delegates to the state convention in Philadelphia. Resolutions were read for Grace Penniman and patriotic readings and poems were performed.
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T. W. Whitehead
DAR
Brokenarraw Valley
Daughters of American Revolution
East Pleasant Street
Erie County
Waterford
Victor Orn
Arthur Colegrove
Merrill Lilig
George Boyd
Philadelphia
Grace Penniman
Howard Loveland
Bess Heath Olmstead
Pen Women
Mrs. Olmstead
J C Class Meeting at First Presbyterian Church
The May session of the J.C. Class met at Mrs Orlo Ewing s home with 20 men present. Mrs Lean Root led the business session and the group voted 15 to send a delegate to the district conference in June. Prizes were won in a contest by Mrs Paul F Bauer and Mrs Al Vanssens received the floor prize. The next meeting will be June 10 at the Kinley summer cottage Findley Lake.
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Ewing
J.C
First Presbyterian Church
Orlo Ewing
R. D
Lean Root
Thomas Russell
Paul F. Bauer
al Vanssens
Robert G. Tunnell
Robert Sprague
Russell
J. Fred Kinley
Findley Lake
Legion Auxiliary Met at Ivan Smith Home
The Ameri can Legion Auxiliary held a routine meeting at Mrs Tyan Smith's East Pleasant street home with Mrs Herbert Heidler presiding. A bake sale report announced a $20 goal reached and May 27 set for drawing the chest of silver now on display at Leeds dress store. A social period followed with salad, cookies and coffee served by Mrs Ann Andris and Mrs Charles Henry.
Plans For Washington School Homecoming May 20
The Washington School Parent-Teacher Association chaired by Mrs. Charles Carroll set the Homecoming for May 20 at 7 30 pm with a program themed Farewell to the Little Red School House Refreshments will be served on the school lawn and all former students parents teachers and history enthusiasts are invited. The group also noted scholarship funds with Miss Helen Johnson as the representative in charge and closed with light refreshments provided by Mrs. Robert Patterson and Mrs. Robert McVicker.
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Washington School
Parent-Teacher Association
Charles Carroll
Paul F. Bauer
Little Red Schoolhouse
Helen Johnson
Robert Patterson
Robert McVicker
Huge Red Bomber Could Reach U S, Twining Says
General Nathen Twining warned in a prepared speech that the Soviet Union has a heavy new bomber capable of reaching important U S targets. He noted Soviet reach over Moscow and claimed thousands more combat planes than the U S services combined. The speech was intended for Arm ed Forces Day in Amarillo but was released early.
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Tex
Nathatt
Twining
United States
Air Force
Europe
Asia
North Africa
Moscow
U. S
Navy
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Tomor
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Washington
British Queen Ends Tour of Commonwealth
Crowds along England's south coast watched a 28-ship naval escort accompany Queen Elizabeth II and the royal family as Britannia sailed from Cornwall after a six month Commonwealth tour. The Vanguard led the armada with Elizabeth, the Duke of Edinburgh, Prince Charles, and Princess Anne aboard.
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Plymouth
England
Elizabeth II Nome
English Channel
Britannia
Elizabeth
Duke of Edinburgh
Prince Charles
Princess Anne
St Austell
Cornish
Royal entrainment expected on Thames voyage tomorrow
The royal family is anticipated to reach the mouth of the River Thames tomorrow evening. The Britannia will convey the Queen up the stream toward London.
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Thames
London
Penn State President Wins National Junior Achievement Award
Philadelphia reports Dr. Milton S. Eisenhower, president of Pennsylvania State University, received the annual Sophia Junior Achievement award at a dinner honoring national figures. The event was part of a series of dinners nationwide recognizing contributions by leaders.
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Philadelphia
Milton Eisenhower
Pennsylvania State University
Sphia
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