Townsend Club Elects Officers at Friday Meeting
The Townsend Club gathered at L. R. Tiffany home on South Center street for a well attended session. Fred Rice of Brit presided over the election and installation of officers as Tiffany named president with Frank Morris first vice president Henry Hals second vice president Mrs Park Davis third vice president Mrs Lora Gale secretary and Mrs Bals treasurer and Mrs Carl Fredell pianist. P Barber and Rice gave encouraging talks praising Corry club members and outlining pension goals with Mrs Glenn Sitler of Youngsville recounting ways women aid progress. Patricia Field sang The Lords Prayer with Tiffany at the piano and Frank Kell accompanied.
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Townsend Club
L. R. Tiffany
South Center Street
Fred Rice
Brit
Tiffany
Frank Morris
Henry Hals
Park Davis
Lora Gale
Bals
Carl Fredell
P. ©. Barber
Rice
Corry Club
Patricia Field
Reppel Tiffany
gAeecompanist
Mars
Frank Kell
Rev DeSanti to Address Holy Name Society Meeting
Rev John DeSanti assistant rector of St Thomas Church will speak on The Vestments of the Priest at the Holy Name Society gathering Tuesday evening November 8 at 7 oclock in St Edwards School hall. All men of St Elisabeths and St Thomas parishes invited with a business session led by President George Taylor followed by refreshments and social time.
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Holy Name Society
John DeSanti
St. Thomas’ Church
St. Edward's School Hall
St. Elisabeth's
St. Thomas
Rev. DeSanti
George Taylor
Armistice Day gathering planned at Legion Post
Members of Elmer Cartler American Legion Post No 365 and affiliates will meet at the post home on North Center street on Armistice Day at 7 p.m. The business session will plan Christmas activities with top officers in charge and a tureen dinner to follow chaired by Mrs Clyde Johnston. Also listed are numerous local residents heading to Buffalo for Ice Capades and weekend visits with relatives across Erie and surrounding towns.
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Legion Home
Elmer C. Cartler
Christmas Seal Sale Plans Outlined
A committee meeting outlined plans for the annual local Christmas Seal sale. The event will be held at Concord Community House on November 16 with invitations to local organizations. Speaker will be Maria Nelson Rowe of Philadelphia, secretary for Pennsylvania Tuberculosis Society.
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Concord
Maria _ Nelson Rowe
Philadelphia
Statistical and Information
Pennsylvania Tuberculosis Society
Mildred Alfred
Atm Baresi
Gilbert L. Boyd
Olin W_ Bracken
Relph_Carcoll
Harold Mioners
D. A. Hillstrom
Ethel McCray
Lynn Sill
Sam Stultz
David Swarts
Robert G. Tutnell
Murdered Alive at Clymer High School Senior Class
The Clymer Central High School Senior Class presents Murdered Alive a three act mystery comedy at the school on November 7. Wealthy Marvin Ryder dies in a motor accident and his heirs gather at Hillcrest estate where a will and two codicils reveal fortunes for the killer catcher and for the one who captures the criminal. The cast includes Libby Ryder Lynette Gallup Arden Ryder Phyllis Aikens Warner Milton Acton Chance detective and a large ensemble with Mrs Marciel Schrader Tris Alda Bernice Bayle Laverne Speed Joyce Howes Stella Backus Shirley Varbarden Frank Backus Ivan Lockenhouse Everett King Otis Marvin Wilbur VanBarden Arline Vans Jean McCary and Albert Giles directed by Mr Sayre.
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Clymer Central High School
Marvin Ryder
Hillcrest
Ryder
Ashle
Acton Chance
Libby Ryder
Lynette Gallup
Arren Ryder
Phyllis Aikens
Warner Melton
Arden
Harold Neckers
General P T A Meeting Next Wednesday Night
Corry Council of the Parents and Teachers plans a joint meeting of city P T A organizations at the Junior High gymnasium on Wednesday November 9 at 8 15 p m public and PTA members are invited. A program will include a talk by district president Mrs Robert W Faber on The Parent Teacher to Principles.
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Bp.t. A
Fairview
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Dance at Elks Home Tonight with Erie Orchestra
Johnny Himetsugh and his orchestra from Erie play for the Elks dance at the Elks Home. Members of BPO Elks Lodge No. 769 and invited guests may attend. Dancing from 8:30 p.m. to 12:20 a.m.
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Johnny Himetsugh
Erie
B. P.O. Elks Lodge No
Rainieri Patterson: Nuptial High Mass Wedding Today
Mrs. Ethel Rainieri and Russell Patterson wed in a nuptial high mass at St. Thomas Church with 150 guests. The bride, niece of Mrs. Merrit Rathbun, wore pale blue satin. bridesmaids and flower girl followed in yellow and peach gowns. A wedding breakfast followed at the Dahl home, and the couple left for a weeklong honeymoon to Buffalo and Canada. They will reside at 759 East Main Street. he works for the Pennsylvania Electric Company.
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Ithe
Rainieri
Merrit Rathbun
Prew |Burg
William Russell Patterson
George Patterson
Euclid Street
John DeSinti
St. Thomas’ Church
James Wharton
Fall Flowers
Rosari Fott
Pittsburgh
Edwin Bela
Tron Wesfield
Peach
William Durhsim
Broom
Maid of Honor
Barbara Ann Potter
John Chillock
Patterson
Durham
Resi
Carmen Rainieri
Frank Dahl
Buffalo
Windrels and kin visit in town this weekend
Mr and Mrs Edward Windrel of Buffalo visit Mrs Ethel Ottaway on Lemur Street for the weekend. Mrs R J Williams and children of Buffalo arrive for a stay at the home of Mr and Mrs B J Becker on West Church Street. Donald Tate and Clair Caster couple plan to travel to Buffalo for Tee Capades. D A Hillstrom, a member of the Edinboro State Teachers College board, attended a meeting at Edinboro yesterday. the board inspected the girls dormitory renovated by W C Ruffner of this city.
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Betty Porter
West Spring Creek
Florida
Mary Ann Sullivan
East Smith Street
Buffalo
O. J. Skiff
Tottawanda
Sully Sullivan
Geraldine Sullivan
Phyllis Peterson
Fred Jackson
Victor Cragg, Jr
James Peterson
West Smith Street
William Zafiropulos
Dartmouth
Mott Street
Fulton Galvin
Pittsburgh
Walter W. Windahil
C. H. Craig
Beaver Falls
Edward Messinger
Connie Lee
Patricia Ann
Mead Avenue
G. W. Highberger
Wilkinsburg
J. Donald Watson
East
Congress Street
William Myers
Harold Dugan
Dugan
Mary Jones
Wil
Paul Phelps
Rome
Ann Schroeder
Barbara Roberts
Thomas Benim
Erie
Benim
Cleve Morton
Park Street
Lawrence Morton
Grove City College
Albert Hamilton
Washington Pa
Ellis Hamilton
Eas South Street
Patsy Skinner
Clarion State Teachers College
Clarion
Benjamin S. Skinner
Franklin’ Street
C. Leonard Edgren
Jamestown
Edegren
Skinners
Edward Windrel
Windrel
Ethel Ottaway
Lemur Street
Mane
R. J, Williame
Williams
B. J. Becker
West Church Street
Donald Tate
Clair Caster
D. A. Hillstrom
Edinboro State
Hospitality Club Announces Armistice Day Meeting
A Hospitality Club meeting is planned for Tuesday at 2 PM at the American Legion Home North Center street. Mrs. Robert Rastetter chairs November with Mrs. Wilbur Rickers Mrs. Robert Forrester and Mrs. George Reitz assisting. The film Amazting America sponsored by Greyhound Bus Co will be shown. Members will report bingo ticket sales for November 30 at Sir Edward's Hall. Proceeds support city Christmas fighting program via Chamber of Commerce project. Refreshments provided. Local ladies invited.
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Hospitality
American Legion
North Center Street
Robert Rastetter
Iadies
Wilbur Rickers
Robert Forrester
George Reitz
Amazting America
Greyhound Bus Company
Sir Edward's Hall
Chamber of Commerce
Surprise Birthday Party Honors Mrs Frederick Al and Mrs George Stantoni
Last evening a surprise birthday party was hosted by Mrs George Stanford Sr and Mrs Prank Seamens at the Stanford home on Chestnut Street. Fourteen ladies attended with cards played and prizes awarded in auction bridge to Mrs Carl Peterson and Mrs Nellie Virgra and in 500 to Mrs Milton Cherry and Mrs B W Baccus. Perfection salads refreshments and cake served by the hostesses and guests including Mrs Abi and Mrs Stanford.
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Prank Seamens
Ora Harper
Frederick al
George Stantoni, Jr
George Stanford, Jr
onGhestnut Street
Carl Peterson
Nellie Virgra
Milton Cherry
B.W. Baccus
Milton. Zalmeck
Abi
Stanford
Vieyre
Stork Shower Honors Mrs Homer Buford At Home
A stork shower for Mrs Homer Buford was hosted by her mother Mrs Harry Nell on West Stith street Thursday evening. Fourteen guests attended and played canasta and 500. Prizes went to Mrs Paul Brenoel and Mrs William Gumblelan for canasta. Mrs Robert Pronter and Mrs F Little won the 500 prizes. Cakes cider pumpkin pie and whipped cream were served by Mrs Nate and decorations were in pink and blue. The honored guest received tokens of the occasion.
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Chopin
Barber
Brie
Tiffany
Sity
Stork
Harry Nell
West Stith Street
Homer Blusra
Paul Brenoel
William Gumblelan
Robert Pronter
F_. Little
Nate
Séhane
Mrs. Clarence J. Kirch Honored At Post Bridal Shower
Friday evening Mrs. Clarence J. Kirch was honored at a post bridal shower at her Wayne street home. A group of friends presented her with a table lamp and a floor lamp. About five hundred and canaste were entertained with sandwiches, pickles, briderake, jello and coffee. Attendees included Mrs. Lovy Hills, Mrs. Dean Bashline, Mrs. Charles Thompson, Mrs. Lawrence Hansen, Mrs. Charles VanTassel, Mrs. Lester Hepler, Mrs. Ruth Clark, Mrs. Santa Leone, Mrs. Betty Gallagher, Mrs. Harold Jackson, and Mrs. U. B. Wilcox.
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Clarence J. Kirch
Clarence J. Kireh
Wayne Street
Lovi Hills
Dean Bashline
Charles Thompson
Lawrence Hansen
Ghirles VanTassel
Lester Hepler
Ruth Clark
Santa Leone
Betty Gallagher
Harold Jackson
U. B.wilcox
First twins, now triplets in Atlanta birth
In Atlanta on November 5, Mrs Thelma Bibbs, 97, welcomed three baby girls after giving birth to twins last January. She reported feeling well despite the long labor and expressed hope there would be no more additions soon. The three unnamed daughters weighed about three pounds each, with the family celebrating a rare multiple birth sequence.
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Atlanta
Thelma
Bibbs
Curley Paces Challenge in Boston Mayor Race
November 5 Boston voters face a tight mayoral contest as incumbent J M Curley, a former congressman and governor, battles a strong challenge from Ber reelection. Curley enters the stretch amid a hard fought campaign in the long political fight.
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Boston
J. M. Curley
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