Stormy Erie school board adopts budget amid resign threat
Erie directors met in a special session at the public library to approve the Erie 14g-47 district budget of 3,426,076 after two hours of heated debate sparked by N. A. Carlson and Hugh Darsie threatening resignations unless future meetings avoided explosive scenes. Denierulié wyard members Mike Cannaving, attorney A, ad No vak, Dr. H. W. Kinler and Dr. John Demeyiin voted for adoption with a condition that the award assist the superintendent in planning future budgets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ERIE
Erie School Board
N. A. Carlson
Hugh Darsie
Wyard
Mike Cannaving
A, Ad. Novak
H.W. Kinler
John Demeyiin
Treasury Report Shows Balance and Debt Totals
Treasury data from Washington on May 28 records receipts of 7 840 806 02 dollars and expenditures of 99 748 839 25 with a balance of 18 809 071 324 57. Total debt stands at 272 199 928 447 91, reflecting a decrease of 144 240 from the prior day.
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Treasury
Washington
Baptist Group Holds Annual Spring Banquet and Social Gatherings
Forty members and friends of the Senior Christian Endeavor Society of the Baptist Church gathered for the annual spring banquet. A mothers’ serving team provided dinner followed by an evening program with Miss Martha Dintick as toastmistress and Miss Kathleen Peiffer, Miss Phyllis Rieck, and others performing songs and readings. Rev. Lloyd Morris spoke on The Seven Wonders of God, and other guests and locals visited or returned from trips, with numerous attendees noted from Seattle to Jamestown and beyond. The gathering also listed many residents and guests moving through town on various personal activities and travel plans.
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Baptist Group
Senior
Christian Endeavor Society
Bapiis
Mothers of the Society
Martha Dintick
Kathleen Peiffer
Phyllis Rieck
Mary Sherwood
Louis Sherwood
Jeans Wonderful Lord
Lloyd Morris
Hethel Baptist Church
Jamestown
Mary Ann Dimick
Francis Whiteman
Morris
Annual Birthday Tureen By Methodists
About 60 members of the Methodist Church congregation gathered for the annual birthday tureen dinner at the church. The Good Samaritan Sunday School Class sponsored the event with a bountiful 6:30 meal. Decorations reflected the four seasons as Mrs. Donald Dingle chaired, with Mrs. Edmund Bary as program chair.
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Methodist Church
T He
Good Samaritan Sunday School
Donald Dingle
The
Edmund Bary
R. 8. Dewey
Wendell Gage
Bollea Marigold
Grace Middleton
Louise Whiteley
Clare de Lune
Sam Orahood
Galilee
Patsy Skinner
Misa Plorrie
Mildred Young
Birthday Party for Little Tommy Titus
Mrs. Warren Tills Worth Street hosted an early afternoon party for eight year old Tommy Titus. Fifteen children attended and played bingo with grab bag prizes while Mrs. Russell Briggs helped serve birthday cake and live treats. Guests received cupcakes with the birthday boy’s name and candy animal favors.
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Warren Tills
Newborns Welcome in Corry Hospital
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Rul and Gates of BD 2 Corry at Corry Hospital early last evening. A son was born this morning to Mr and Mrs William Stroman of BD 2 Spartansburg at Corry Hospital.
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Ruland Gates
B. D
Corry
Corry Hospital
A So
William Stroman
Spartansburg
Quilting Club Dines At Pittsfield Inn
Members of the Quilting Club met at Pittsfield Inn for their final meeting of the season and held the Spring banquet with eleven in attendance. They then moved to the home of Mrs. Arthur V. Cochran on East Frederick Street for a social sewing and visiting evening with pie a la mode and coffee. Attendees included Mrs. J. Donald Watson Mrs. Wicker Nigh Mrs. Hany Spicer Mrs. Tracy White Head Mrs. Robert Brown Mrs. Ross Pehlman Mrs. Merrill Lillie Mrs. Hibald Patterson Mrs. Walter Winth and Mrs. Bruce Thomas.
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Albert Witte
Seattle
Wash
M. Blakestoe
Brook Street
Albert Witte, Jr
Lm, Phips
Brie J
Fred Kinley
East
Wayne Street
Mr. Witte, Jr
Erie
Ardith Sprovers
Charlene
Dennis
Rochester
N. Y
George Sprovers
East Wayne Street
H. Perguson
Riva June Damon
East Washington Street
N. Troy Gillette
Morris Ghapin
Hawkins
Glen Donaldson
Spring Creek
Robervale
Quebec
Canada
Edward Miller
Florida
Willows
Finelley Lake
Joseph Dixon
Carol Dixon
Ravenna
Harold J. Brown
Mortis Wickwire
North Center Street
Dixon
J, Corry
J. ©. Mount
West Frederick Street
Edinboro
Edinboro State Teachers College
Louise Mount
Slippery Rock College
Concord School
Harold L. Brown
Robert H. Brown
Bloomsboro
Brown
Edgewood Park College
Briarcliff Manor
Barbara Brown
New York City
Raymond S$. Burr
Gretenick Street
Robert Vardeman
Verlaman
Chicago
Roy Egren
Corry-Jamestown Mig. Corp
Quilting Club
Pittsfield Inn
Predericke Street
Arthur V. Cochran
J. Donald Watson
Wicker Nigh
Hany Spicer
Tracy Whitehead
Robert Brown
Ross Pehlman
Merrill Lillie
Hibald Patterson
Walter Winth
Bruce Thoma
Presbyterian Officers Meet At Church
Twenty Sunny School staff and Presbyterian Church officers met at the church for a planning session. Merrill Patterson presided and plans for the annual picnic were discussed with final arrangements to be announced later. Grace Middleton Joan Houghting June Wallace Alice McJurikin Bobby Lou Dickson and Douglas Rozelle were chosen to attend the Erie Presbytery Conference camp June 22 to 24.
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Presbyterian Church
Merrill Patterson
Pioni
Grace Middleton
Joan Houghtiing
Diyn Wallace
Alice McJurikin
Bobby Lou Dickson
Douglas Rozelle
Erie
Exchange Club Holds Routine Meeting at Hotel Corry
Seventeen members attended the Exchange Club dinner Monday at the Hotel Corry. Guest speaker M S Cobbett of the Corry Chamber of Commerce spoke on the club’s work and future projects. After the meeting six board members met with Alton Dahisie in charge. The next meeting is scheduled for June 10.
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Real Exchange Club
Hotel
Corry
M.S. Cobbett
Grace Livermore Birthday Honored by Local Friends
Mrs Grace Livermore was honored at a birthday gathering hosted at her Eagle Street home by a group of friends. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Edward Babcoe Mr and Mrs Ronald Carter Mrs Lola Culer and Mr Edward Miller. The party featured bunko games and birthday cake with gifts for the guest of honor.
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Ars
Signone Steals
Eagle Street
Grace Livermore
Edward Babcoe
Stella Flanagan
Ronald Carter
Lola Culer
Edward Miller
Findley Lake
Bunko
Recent Bride Honored At Shower In Clymer
Miss Hove Bennink hosted a personal shower at her Clymer home for Mrs. Fred Logue formerly Ruth Bush. Eleven guests enjoyed visiting and contests with prize winners Mrs Joh Leglers and Mrs Cry Bush. Refreshments included salad rolls olives cookies jello and coffee. the honored guest received many useful gifts.
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Hove
Bennink
Walter Bennink
Gerald Bennink
Clymer
Fred Logue
Ruth Bush
Joh Leglers
Cry Bush
Farewell Party Honors Columbus Y Members
Miss Shirley Thompson leaves Columbus to move to Jamestown and Miss Marjorie Oaks departs to attend art school. Forty four members attended the farewell with singing games and refreshments. Oaks and Thompson were presented outwardly by the group, with decorations in pink and green.
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Suscweil Fates
Eally
Columbus
Shirley Thompson
Jamestown
Marjorie Oaks
Miss Oaks
Miss Thompson
Sunday School Class Hosts Supper and Meeting
Twenty members of the J. C. Sunday School Class of the Presby terian Church met in Snyder Circle recreation center for supper with hostesses Mrs. Alphonse Vanssens Mrs. John Milen ayich and Mrs. Nick Carter. President J. Pred Ainley led a business meeting voting to change sending of two delegates to Camp Culdpit. Games and prizes followed with Mrs. Don Clark Mrs. Robert Lewis and Mrs. Camedun Ruffner winning.
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J. C
Presby~teria
Snyder Circle Las
Alphonse Vanssens
John Milen
Ayich
Nick Carter
J. Pred Ainley
Culedpit
Vine
Don Clark
Robert Lewis
Camedun Ruffner
Report on coal strike and possible contract talks
The capital buzzed as government pressure and stalled talks failed to end the two month old coal strike. Negotiators eyed a draft contract amid rising wage speculation, while operators and stores stayed in town awaiting decisions. Analysts warned any wage rise above eighteen cents per hour could clash with wage price policies.
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Wnion
Krug
Waitin
Witl Lewis
Lso
Lewis
Tod
Philip Mauvay
GTO
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Calif
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Little Tommy Titus
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