Women plan bazaar and bake sale at Mabel Shoppe
Women’s Civic Club completes plans for a Friday and Saturday bazaar and bake sale at the Mabel Shoppe with Mrs. Merle Long as chair and Mrs. Bert Weldon assisting. Items include fancy work baked goods and candy with a 2 PM Saturday prize drawing. Proceeds fund park projects in Mead Park, including Memory Lane plaques and a children’s wading pool. Local families travel for illness, visits, and events as far as Cleveland and Rockford.
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Women's Civic Club
Mabel
Merle Long
Bert Weldon
Mead Park
Memory Lane
the Park
Sorority Bake Sale Planned By Epsilon Phi Chapter
The Epsilon Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at 107 East South Street and planned a bake sale for Saturday with Mrs. Robert Eddy as chairman. Donations due by 9 a.m. at the Gift Shop. A square dance for members and guests was discussed and will be announced later.
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Epsilon Phi
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Frank Laurie
East South Street
Robert Eddy
Bran: Wise
William Peiffer
Alfred Morrison Jr
PTA Speaker John DeSanti Highlights Abroad Trip
John DeSanti spoke at St. Edward's School Pare Teacher Association meeting last night. Thirty six members attended as President Mrs. Albert Ross presided, with Mrs. Edward Brigham named Christmas party chairman for December 9.
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Richard Bachofner
Charles Carver
Tony Tucci
San
Leone
John Hornick
Raymond Bachofner
Alpha Gradale Induction Ceremony Report
Induction of new members was held by the Alpha Gradale Sorority at the meeting room last evening. Miss Wilma Ingram led the service with Mrs. Harley Heed and Miss Joyce Mitchell speaking on the four fold purpose. A bake sale netted 26.40. Plans for the next meeting were made for November 25 at Mrs Reed's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alepha Gradale
Wilma Ingram
Harley Heed
Mary Jane Catalfn
Joyce Mitchell
Orlo Ewing
Reed
W. S. Blakely Honored At Surprise Birthday Party
A Pleasant surprise party was held at his home on First avenue for W. S. Blakely’s 68th birthday. Hosted by his wife Mrs. Blakely and Mrs. Irene Arters with Mrs. Roy Dodson. Friends shared a chicken dinner and presented gifts to the celebrant.
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W. S. Blakely
First Avenue
Irene Arters
Roy Dodson
Blakely
Newborns Reported at Corry Memorial Hospital
Introducing a son born this morning to Mr and Mrs Ralph Swart at Corry Memorial Hospital. Another baby boy born last night to Mr and Mrs Robert Howe of Centreville, Joyce Stoke Howe formerly.
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Ralph Swart
Corry Memorial Hospital
Robert Howe
Certerville
Howe
Joyce Stoke
Golden Links Class Plans Christmas Party
The Golden Links Class of the First Methodist Church met last evening with 19 members in attendance. President Mrs A Mountain led as the group voted to hold a Christmas party on December 5 with a small gift exchange. Mrs Bertha Warner was named chair of the event. Group singing followed, and ice cream and cake were served by Mrs Frank Jones Mrs Bertha McCray and Mrs Mary Jewell.
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Golden Links
First Methodist Church
A Mountain
Bertha Warner
Frank Jones
Bertha McCray
Mary Jewell
Jolly Eight Club Meets At Mrs Haupin Home
Members of the Jolly Bischt Glib gathered yesterday afternoon at Mrs H D Haupin's West Pleasant street residence. Prizes were awarded to Mrs KD Brown and Mrs Marjorie Brown after a 00 game. Salad refreshments followed, then the group planned another gathering at Mrs FD Brown's East South street home in two weeks.
Rotary Club Hosts War Time Columnist Clit Taylor
Erie Times columnist and Erie Daily Times member Clit Taylor spoke at the Rotary Club meeting in the Hotel Corry recalling Armistice Day memories and World War I experiences along with a brief Erie Times Publishing Co history. Guests Edward Mead of Erie and Harvey Day of Meadville attended the supper in the Corry Room. A forecasted world bread grain crop for 1952 38 is noted as a new high record.
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Erie Times
Rotary Club
Clit Taylor
Erie Daily Times
Corry
Taylor
Erie Times Publishing Co
Edward Mead
Erie
Harey
Meadville
Dole
Nurses Alumnae Met Last Evening at Corry Memorial
Nurses Alumnae met at Corry Memorial Hospital with Mrs Ora Harper presiding. Plans were set for a raffle of a dolt to be held at Grascut’s Toe Cream Bar next week with tickets from members and Grascut’s. The raffle will be on December 1a and the next meeting is December 9.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Ora Harper
Grascut
Wilmine
Friendly Birthday Club Hosts Festive Gathering
The Friendly Birthday Club met last night at Raymabel Avenue hosted by Henry Bals. Present were Mrs. Clara Buuke Unison City and Mrs. Irene Atterd Cranesville. Galloping bingo entertained guests. boot prizes went to Mrs. Mattie McIntyre Ms. Harry Fitch and Mrs. Harold Gale. Bertha Darwin received a purse of money. The best replay meeting will be held December 5 at Mrs. W.S. Blakely's home for the Christmas party. Chester Leek will host New Year’s party on December 20.
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Wascen
Henry Bals
Raymabél Avenue
Wis
Clara Buuke
Unison City
Irene Atterd
Cranesville
Mattie McIntyre
Harry Fitch
Harold Gale
Bertha Darwin
W.S. Blakely
Chester Leek
Columbus PTA Votes To Buy Projector
The Columbus Parent-Teacher Association met at Dean School in Columbus last night and decided to purchase a movie projector and slide for use in the school. Mrs. Russwell Moore served refreshments and the next meeting on December 5 will be a Christmas party.
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Columbus Pta
Columbus
Dean School
Herbert Loveland
Russwell Moore
Hosp tality Club Day Observed Armistice Notes New Members
The Hopstality Club met at the VFW Post home yesterday afternoon with Mus. Charles Erwin presiding. Two new members were welcomed Mrs George Hull of New York Girty and Mrs Cliffordales of Tex a. Dr. Brackentt shared experiences from Ly Fipan and Korea. Charles P. Keating spoke on graves registration after World War I and read The Unknown Soldier poem. A Journal clip from K. R. Benson’s scrapbook was presented by Mrs William Quellby. The committee chaired by Mrs Dow Williams organized the meeting with 36 members present. tables featured patriotic Armistice Day decor and refreshments.
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Hopstality Club
VFW
Mus
Charles Erwin
George Hull
New York
Cliffordales
Texa
Brackentt
Ly Fipan
Korea
Charles P. Keating
Graves Reetstration
Keating
K. R. Benson
William ‘Uellby
Ineetims
Dow Williams
Phairmvas
C. E. Rafler
O. A. McCluttock
Reymond Eachother
C.T. Raiesuly
New Skin Seen as Aid for Victims of Burns
A report to the National Academy of Sciences describes a potential burn treatment using a living skin graft formed from dried, vacuum-processed skin powder. The method aims to keep the skin alive as a temporary cover and could preserve blood vessels and other parts for years through freeze drying and reactivation.
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Louis
National Academy of Sciences
Findine
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Rockford
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F.C. Chapin & Son
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