Hirt and Montgomery Seek Judge Seat in Pennsylvan ia
In a quiet statewide race for Surrogate Court Judge two Western Pennsylvania candidates vie for the post. Republican William E J Hirt of Erie seeks re election to a $1 000 a year judgeship while Harry M Montgomery of Pittsburgh a long time Allegheny County judge has about four years left on his term.
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Hirt
Montgomery
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Arthur H. James
James
Allegheny County
Hospitality Club to Host Charity Bingo Night in City Hall Hall
The Hospitality Club plans a Wednesday evening bingo party on November 30 at St. Bernard's School Hall to benefit the city park Christmas program. The event features 15 regular games, five special games, a jackpot, and door prizes with extensive ticket sales led by Mrs. Mildred Alfred and Mrs. James Cassidy and distribution by Mrs. C K McLean.
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Hospitality Club
St. Baward's School Hall
Louis Valentine
Jerome F. Needham
R. G. Tunnell
Mildred Alfred
James Cassidy
George Reitz
Leslis Wells
C.K. McLean
C. E. Rafter
James Sullivan
J. Fred Kinley
Louis A. Rossin
F. W. Dey
James Hanlon
Larry Dixson
Philip McCray
Milton Cherry
Robert Forrester
Mary Fegins
Elizabeth Rogers
Milton van Dresar
Richard Hurlbut
Donald G. Wantes
Harold Cragg
Joseph Myers
Albert Wick
Artiet
Herman
Robert Rastetter
Sea's Drugs
Widmann
Tes
Helen
Tunnels
Cherry Hardware
Paul's
Men's Wear
Al's Clothes
Morton's Children’s
Ritz
Kip's
Mr. Valentine
Needham
My. Rossin
Mr. Tunnel
Mr. Reitz
Cherry
Dixon
Sullivan
Han Jon
McGray
van Dresar
Corry Grange Increases Membership in Evening Session
A class of four candidates gained first and second degree membership at Corry Grange No. 85 Saturday evening. Forty members attended at the LOOF Hall with Master Roy Swart presiding. The Heath and Gates couples were obligated. Rev. Jordan Cole showed migrant farm worker films. Social hour followed with light refreshments. next meeting is November 18.
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Corry
Hall
Roy Swart
Ralph Heath
Thad Gates
Jordan Cole
Brokenshaw
Walter Dingfelder
Andrew MacPherson
Henry Bals
Mrs Jack Smith Honored At Stork Shower Party
A Saturday evening stork shower honored Mrs. Jack Smith of R D 5 with 35 guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Akam Sr South Center street. Out of town attendees included Mr and Mrs Claude Fralick Mrs Elsie Hudson of Erie and Mr and Mrs William Hudson and daughter Mrs Geraldine Robbs of Columbus. Awards went to Miss Arlene Dechamp and Mrs Albert HII.
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Jack Smith
R. D
Charles Akam
South Center Street
Claude Fralick
Elsie Hudson
Erie
William Hudson
Geraldine Robbs
Columbus
Allison Gifford
Arlene Dechamp
Albert Hii
Friendship Club Meets at Mrs. Bertha Warner Home
Mrs. Bertha Warner of East Main hosted seven members of the Friendship Club Friday afternoon. Prizes for games and contests went to Mrs. John Decker, Mrs. Ora Moyer, and Mrs. Clifford Lawson. A salad course with wafers, pie with whipped cream and coffee was served. November 18 meeting to be hosted by Miss Frances Sperry of B.D. 2.
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Friendship Club
Bertha Warner
East Mainshort
John Decker
Ora Moyer
Clifford Lawson
Frances Sperry
B.D. 2
Large Crowd At Elks Dance Delights Saturday Night
A large crowd of seventy five couples attended the Elks Home dance on Saturday evening with Johnny Himebaugh and his orchestra from Erle providing music from 9 30 p m to 1 30 p m. In two weeks on November 19 the Sadie Hawkins Day costume dance will be held and further details will be announced.
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Elks
Johnny Himebaugh
Erle
Sodality Classes Begin At St Edward’s School Tuesday
Sodality classes start Tuesday evening at 7 30 at St Edward’s School for the recently organized society. The curve is open to all wishing to join with the first class on December 1st. Instruction will continue weekly on Tuesdays at 7 00 p m until December 8th.
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Sodality
St. Edward's School
Stag Party Honors Elmer Gilbertson Jr Attended by Local Guests
A stag party for Elmer Gilbertson Jr hosted by Jack Miller and Roger Amy drew 16 attendees at the Amy camp near Spring Creek. Guests included Donald Mosher and Lawrence Morton from out of town. Cards were played and breakfast served after a weekend gathering. A note on European house sparrows imported in the 1850s to combat a caterpillar pest is included.
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F. J. Snyder
East Main Street
Erie
Connie Snyder
Donald Mosher
Pennsylvania State College
State College
Douglas Mosher
Wayne Street
Robert Wallace
Satuday
New York City
Richard Peebles
Herbert E. Keyes
Fort Monmouth
N. J
C. 8. Peebles
Park Street
Trewin Crane
Elisabeth Crane
Thomas Lore
City
Wiliam Crane
Edgar Crane
Robert
Spring Creek
Buffalo
Margaret Frazier
Webb McCray
Irvin Young
T. Roger McCray
Lamont. Stee
W. A. Steen
Katherine Siin
Frank G. Whiteley
White Street
Magnolia
Chautauqua
Barbara Lord
Theresa 3Ogniak
Virginia Purcell
Bradys Ellsworth
Teronica
Angie Lubowiecki
Buffalo Memorial Auditorium
Ralph Sollday
Beverly
George Glavis
Wesleyville
Judy Camp
Clymer
Margaret, Davis
Lemon Street
Blanche Nichols
Perry Nichols
Dixie Lee Nichols
Williamis Street
Miss Nichols
Eyland Harvey
Clinton Pratt
Harrison, Curtis
Alfred Morrison
Florerce Amy
F. A. Slattery
E. M. Loveless
Titusville
HG. Loveless
Harriett Billig
Sharpsville
B.A Peterson
Stivers
Lock Haven
State ‘Teachers College
E. F. Bettes
East Frederick Street
Johin Fenstermacher
Robert Bracken
Pittsburgh
Bracken
Warren Fargo
Chrisiole Fehrman
Courtney Fargo
Aud
Ladetlson, Jr
Chicago
Jack Miller
This City
Roger Amy
Amy
Lawrence Morton
Grove City
United States
Tempers Flare as Unions Split at Meet Across States
In Sharon Pennsylvania and Fairmont West Virginia tensions erupts as members of the United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers split from UE Local 617 and vote to affiliate with the CIO formed International Union of Electrical Radios and Machinery Workers. Police restored order after fist throwing and a member paid a fine following a clash at the start of the meeting.
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Pittsburgh
United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America
CIO
Sharon
Fairmont
W. VI
Westinghouse Electric Corporaton
International Union of Electrical, Radio S and Machine Workers
Jocal
al Fairmont
W. Va
Sherif James D. Cain
Clarence Keener
John Everhart
Everhart
State Cto
Jonn B. Easton
al Sharon
Stanley Loney
UB District Council Six
Julius Bmspak
Farrell
CTO Union
Child Born to Marshs at Corry Hospital
A.con Marsh is welcomed by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Marsh of 670 West Smith Street at Corry Hospital early this morning.
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A.con
Fred Marsh
West Smith Street
Corry Hospital
Bradford Child Recovers After Pin Is Removed
An 18 month old boy, Bobby Guchran, swallowed a safety pin while at his Turtlepoint Pennsylvania home. Surgeons at Children’s Hospital in Buffalo removed the pin in a half hour operation after a Bradford throat specialist located it by x ray. The family drove from Bradford to Buffalo in about 90 minutes.
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Buffalo
Bobby Guchran
Pennsylvania
Bobby
Turtlepoint
Bradford
Children’s Hospital
Usroai
Theiston
Robert J. Cochran
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Paramount News
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Australia
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VanCise
S “Tienes
Superior Cleaning Co
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Powell
PIN
Corry's Smart Women's Shop
Cantar Street
BE. F. Belles
Cleveland
Powell Motor Company
Barbara Ann Keppel
Mott Sleet
Philadelphia
Penn-Virginia
George Snoop
Buffalo Memorial Audiorium
Harold K. Powell
North Center Street
Borry
Barto-Christensen
W. Washington St
Elks‘ Dance
Elmer Gilbertson, Jr
Desmond Electric
Church
Franklin
Corry, Pa
Vanity Fair
Clark Bar
Jar
Bolt Union
Serge
Varma
Contemporary
Clanai
Virgin
Skinner
Feroy
Meghin
Risonal fiNance Co
N. Center ST
Horry Hall
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