Kiwanis Club Elects Officers For Coming Year
Kiwanis district lieutenant governor Carl M. Russell of Franklin spoke at the weekly Kiwanis dinner at the Rite Restaurant outlining benefiting methods for the oil industry and ideas. Elections named A. Guy Stine president, GC Walte vice president, and directors for one year: Wow Anev, Harry Barach, F. Lowe.
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Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis
Carl M. Russell
Franklin
Kiminis Club
Rite
Beneft
Bard
Wow. Anev
Harry Barach
F. Lowe
Local School Presents November 25 Musical Event
Readable fragments describe a school affair at a junior or senior facility with a Little Symphony and a program about animals. Names such as Fred C Hoenes Hurley Innson Floyd Sinsh and Paul Weed appear among attendees.
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Erwards
Fred C. Hoenes
Hurley Innson
Floyd Sinsh
Paul 5
Weed
Little Symphony
Will Mppeie
Chevy Senior Hien School
Auritarium
Clyde Shotabarger
Animal
Tian
Gatherings and travels mark Rehoboth Sunday event
Last evening at the Findley take road home hosts hosted 92 guests from Rehoboth Sunday Sch Clas of the United Brethren Church. Mrs Harold Fish opened with devotions, President Vernon Welch led business, deciding to send Christmas gifts to all clas members overseas. Community members visited, with schedules for future visits to Deventer City and Philadelphia remain noted. Roy A. R. Borst sailed to Akron for a home mission service. Dale Waterhouse on seven day leave from Philadelphia Naval Hospital visited family. Several local residents planned trips and gatherings, with many names and addresses listed as they visited relatives and neighbors in Erie and area.
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Angers
Pughee
Findley
Rehobboth
United Bretten Church
Harald Fish
Ith
Fevoulons
Vernon Welch
Tines
Elas m
Theaman Serviers
Roy A. R. Borst
West Wasling
Akron
Bethel Temple
Fal City
Mes Horst
Ti Columbus
Dale Waterhouse
Philadelphi Naval Hospital
Myr
Charles Waterhouse
Ad Family
South Genler Street
C. Warner
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Wilmington
Del
Walter Gregg
EL Hepler
Jay Street
Ton
Murn Danner
Anne City
Robert Sherwood
Butler
Syracuse
Joseph Sherwood
Northwest Street
B. C. Barnes
Nori Center Reel
Jeti
Erie
Satterter
Johnson Street
Frank Keleher
Second Avenue
Mornity
Nella
Anna ‘Shilds
Helen Morrell
Ehie
Vincent Sheesh
John, Gregor
Jamestown
Harris Wirets
Columbus
Glenn Middleton
Wicker
Olin Bracken
Olin North Center Street
Dohzr McMahon
Sor
Deimis
Snyder Circle
Edward Reach Ane
Belvair
C.H Hudson
Charley Linsky
Paul Deitsch
J Ie Moore
Elmer Shits
Mark Gray
Titusville
Gray
Martha Spaulding
Cude Horse
Homel Hospital
Une
Spauld
Spring Street
Lillian “Spaulding
Washington, D
M. J. Spaulding
A. A. Williams
North Center Street
Leltiday
Orlando
Fila
Washington, D. C
George Wilkans
Missionary Society Meeting at Morrison Home
The Missionary Society met at the Morrison home for its regular business session with good attendance. Devotional was read by Miss Jean Melnnes followed by several programs including The Negro Becomes a Migral and Fail ts the Victory. Refreshments were served and the next meeting is set for December 20 at Mrs G L Boyd's house with a Christmas party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
A. &. Morrison
Jean Melnnes
John Williamson
Harry Smith
N. R. Dickson
G. Ly Boyd
Tin ‘Lineydo
G. L. Boyd
Farewell Dinner for Elwyn Gage Twistenn
WEIVY Attockey oH UE engineer gage department of Corry James town MiE Corp met yesterday noon at the Rilé Restaurant to honor Elwyn Gage who will leave Tuesday to report for service in One Army. A fine dinner was served at a decoratively set table as department members paid tribute.
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Weivy Attockey
UE Engineering Department
W R C No 49 Plans Campfire Dinner
The W H C No 49 met at the Masonic Temple with good attendance of men tor s. Mrs. Harry Silvis presided and plans were made for a campfire dinner to be held November 29 at the home of Mrs Henry Halfast on East Wayne Street. The afternoon was enjoyed entirely.
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W.R.C. No
Afernoon
Masonic Temple
Harry Silvis
Henry Halfast
East Wayne Street
Sandra Lee Beardsley Birthday Honor Recorded
Sandra Lee Beardsley was honored on her sixth birthday yesterday afternoon from 4 to 6 at West Bount. Simdra Lee led the celebrations with friends and classmates, Grace Bagley, Suwil McElroy, and Dada Beardsley receiving awards. Ice cream, cake, and piggy banks were shared with Miss Nancy Hoenes assisting. Gifts poured in from Simdra Lee’s friends.
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Wis
George Beardsley
Sandra Lee
West
Simdra Lea
Grace Bagley
Suwil McElroy
Dada Beardsley
Nancy Hoenes
Simdra Lee
Montgomery Ward Employes Party at Lig Hotel
Montgomery Ward employees enjoyed a private dining room party last evening at the Lig Hotel Corry. A delici ous meal was served and guests, including Miss Esther Engstrom and Robert Wank, helped with the serving.
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Montgomery Ward
Lig Hotel
Corry
Diane
Nicken Menyi
Daneiiz
Ganas
Esther Engstrom
Robert Wank
Spencer Aid In Sewing Session At Bailey Home
The Spencer Community Ladies met at Mrs. Ralph Bailey’s home for a tureen dinner and a business meeting led by president Mrs. Pearl Clark. Eight members attended with 12 guests, then sewing was organized for the hostess.
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Spencer Aid
Spencer
Ralph Bailey
Westeday
Pearl Clark
Bailey
World's Bitter Tonic Adopts Appetite Stimulation Claim
Historic advertisement touts World's Bitter Tonic as a stimulant for appetite and a remedy for temporary constipation. It promotes rapid results and recommends purchasing from Lindsley's Pharmacy Rexall Gut Fate Drug Store and other modern drug stores.
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Lindsley's
Rexall Gut Fate
Seaman Williams speaks at Fairview PTA meeting
Seaman Robert Williams spoke at Fairview School PTA yesterday at 3 15 pm after returning as a Japanese prisoner for months. Members asked questions and he answered in a pleasing manner. Mrs Albert Foy sang Memories and The Sunshine of Your Smile. At close the group sang America. Mrs Len Carroll’s youth prize went to Marjorie Oks Toom for attendance and membership prizes were awarded amid light refreshments.
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Lie Stateview School
Robert Williams
Williams
Albert Foy
America
Len Carroll
Youn
Mies Marjorie Oks Toom
Home Bridge Club Sees Two Tables At Jones Residence
The Contract Bridge Club met at Jones home on Thursday evening at deposal Dunes street where two tables played. Awards went to Mrs. John McCracken and Mrs H Langdon Rowe. Mrs Raymond Anderson won the special prize. Mrs Jones provided refreshments as Mr E J Morrow will entertain at her North Center street home on November 20.
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Souren Epuiter Street
Bridge Club
John McCracken
H. Langdon Rowe
Raymond Anderson
Jones
E. J. Morrow
Center Street
Women of the Moose Buy Victory Band at West Washington
The Women of the Moose meeting at West Washington Street drew 43 members. They voted to purchase a 960 wire bond and held a library chapter night with Mrs Twili Ghillem as chair. Miss Gebryoun Pappas performed piano pieces, and refreshments were provided by Mr Ghilis and committee.
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Women of the
Moose Purchase Victory Band
Gyenine
Washington Street
Twili Ghillem Charep
Ning Jewell
Elsie ‘Thorpate
Wry Bystices Dooter
Musi Mavich Ottaway
Gebryoun Pappas
Ghilis
Sub Debs Meeting Miss Joan Scheppner
An awkward report describes a social gathering with Miss Joan Scheppner at the Home of Miss Scheppner on Bash Soni Street Milas Kahle Sweet. Eight members attended as president Yresired led a tre meeting and routine business was transacted.
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Joan Scheppner
Fay
Scheppner
Bash Soni
Milas Kahle Sweet
Scheppnes
Hebcer Vestinencs
Open House Planned for Watt burg Couple Honors Allen Pair
Open house is held in the Presbyterian Church special room in Wattsburg tonight for Mr and Mrs Robert Allen who were married last summer. Invitations extend to attend and celebrate with Mr and Mrs Kenneth Allen and Mr and Mrs Wrenerice Hinkler. Allen was honorably discharged last spring from Neast or Neast? High School.
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Wrenerice Hinkler
Kenneth Allen
Presbyterian Church
Wattburg
Robert Allen
Cortin
Alen
Vellango-Watismurs
Allen
Neast
Concord Home Economics Group Meets at Community House
The Concord home economics group met at the Concord Community House at 10:30. Miss Towner of the Latin extension office at the Firel Court House displayed patterns and Christmas gift samples. No meal was served. members cut pullers and sewed gifts. next meeting planned at Mrs Waller Proctor's home in November.
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Vie Goncord
Gonecord
Twner
Firle Court House
Waller Proctor
Reisidam
Mr and Mrs Crowell To Observe Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Ed Crowell of Concord will observe their anniversary with a formal service at the Crowell home on Tuesday November 20. Neighbors and friends plan a community gathering at the Me Cray Community House with a big reception. The article notes annual ice cream production in the county supporting local employment figures.
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Mrs. Crowell
Che
Crowell
Concord
Howe
Cray
Unclear text on price, finance, and surplus property sale
A garbled notice discusses price fixes on automobiles and funding issues. It mentions a Finance Corporation selling 500 cantons of used lektes by the city surplus property office over the next nine days. Depot moves and board actions are referenced without clear details or context.
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Phe Regenstiyie
Finance Corporation
Uke Whanncement
Alantin
Bapitie
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