Shower honors Mrs. Arthur Shamburg at Wayne Street home
Mrs Dulares Paulson of Detroit hosted a new shower for Mrs Arthur Shamburg on Wayne Street with eighteen friends attending. Entertainment featured card games and prizes awarded to several guests. Refreshments included sandwiches cookies tea and coffee as gifts were presented to the honoree. Also noted is the Canton funeral visit of Eugene Charles Chapman four year old son of Mr and Mrs BR Chapman formerly of Corey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Shamburg
A. Hillstrom
D. W. Clark
Wayne Street
Dulares Paul Son
Detroit
J. A Blatt
Martin Keppel
Leo Hoyteh
Harry Paulaon Jr
Tenesell Brant
D. Armour Hullstrom
Shamburg
John Migliaccio
Emer Smith
Mildred Smith
Canton
Eugene Charles Chapman
BR. Chapman
Corey
Chapman
Donna Jean Willcome
R. H. Eggleston
Franklin
Visine
Amby “Allen
Grand Street
Large Crowd Attends Guild Card Party at Elizabeth Church
A large turnout filled the Garden Room of the VFW Post home for Elizabeth Church Guild’s card party. Thirty-two tables were in play with prizes awarded to 45 fellows and several members, followed by a jello salad, hot waters, tea and coffee service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth's Church Guild
VIFW
Mas
Beco Howe
W. Dey
J. G Bonnett
Herbert
Stew- AP
Wiliing Dushuysenn
Wallet’ McBleay
Nettie ‘Titus
Lyniford Chase
Lawrence Anderson
Day Tagears
Helen Morrell
George Sample
William Thompson
Barbara Spimsa
Wendell Shields
Charles Bell
Robert Price
Frank Gary
Commie Frisina
Charles Luddy
Carvie Merklinger
Julia Zepka
Joseph Frisina
Mrs. Willis Brown Hosts Local Readers Group
Mrs. Willis Brown hosted readers at her West Church Street home at 2 o clock yesterday. The meeting opened by president Mrs. Ira Miller with a roll call of Thanksgiving thoughts. Mrs. V. B. Sullivan led the program on Mr. Vernon and its rehabilitation as a historical shrine. A social time followed with light refreshments before next host Mrs. H. W. Taggart, East Main Street, on December 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Brown
West Churkh Street
Ira Miller
V. B. Sullivan
Vernon
H. W. Taggart
East Main Street
Good Friends Club Met Last Evening
The Good Friends Club met at the home of Mrs Homer Yaglor on Chestnut Street. A 500 club game provided entertainment with prizes won by Mrs Klemen Nielsen and Mrs Herbert Triscuit. Birthday honors were given to Mrs Martin Smuth and Mrs Martin McGraw, who received gifts. Mrs Taylor served birthday cake pudding and coffee. Mrs McGraw will host December 1 at her Sherman Street home.
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Good Friends Club
Good Friends Cint
Homer Yaglor
Chestnut Street
Asteve Alig
Klemen Nielsen
Herbert Triscuit
Martin Smuth
Martin McGraw
Taylor
McGraw
Sherman Street
Aftet
Edinboro Dean to Speak at Junior High PTA Meeting
Dr. H. K. Offner dean of instructional Edinboro State Teachers College will speak on educational work and observation from his time in Germany at the Junior High School Parents Teacher Association meeting tomorrow morning in the Junior High School Library. Mrs Kurt Leeds will report on the State Convention she attended recently urging attendance.
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Edinboro
H. K. Offner
Edinboro State
Aero Supply Group Party Honors Miss Burlingame and Mrs Sanders
A party at the Aero Supply office honored Miss Burlingame and Mrs Sanders. About 32 guests dined in the Hotel Cor ry main dining room with turkey, chrysanthemums, and bouquets. Social time with games and singing followed, gifts were given, and Miss Burlingame is to be honored this month while Mrs Sanders has resumed her Aero duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aero Supply Group
Willsy Burlingame
Robert
Aero Supply Office
Hotel Corry
Gamins
Corry
Canasta Club Meets. Prizes Awarded at Pleasant Street
A local canasta club met Monday evening with eight members present at West Pleasant Street. Mrs. Michael Varassi and Mrs. Carmen Picetritlo won prizes. Hot sandwiches retishes cupcakes tea and coffee were served before adjourning to meet again in two weeks with Mrs Varassa.
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Canasta Club
Justine
Raymond Root
West Pleasant Street
Michael Varassi
Carmen Picetritlo
Varassa
Bettie Davis Engaged to Frank Ras of Erie
Bettie Davis 19 announced by W H Davis and Mrs Junita Dello to marry Frank Ras of Erie. She attends Orradean Beauty Academy in Erie and Ras Auto Body Shop employee Rusty Ras also of Erie. Bettie is a 1951 Corry Senior High School graduate. Frank has attended Erie Schools and served in the armed forces. Wedding planned soon.
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Bettie Davis
W.h.davis
Junita Dello
Third Avenue
Frank Ras
Erie
Davis
Orradean
Ui Erie
Rusty
Ras
Brifle-Cloot
Corry
Mentor Club Holiday Program and New Member
Mentor Club met at Meadwyenue hosted by Mrs BT Schneider to celebrate Thanksgiving with current events. New member Mrs Wilbur Rickers joined. program committee presented an original Thanksgiving skit by Ralph Blakeslee of Spartansburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mentor Club
BT. Schneider
Meadwyenue
Wilbur Rickers
Porter Auer
Ralph Blakesles
Harley Johnson
Ralph Blakeslee
Spartansburs
Helen Rowe
J. R. Clie l
Rd. Fogle
Fail Bauer
West Pats Place
Needlework Guild Ingathering Highlights Local Efforts
The Needlework Guild of America local branch met at the home of Mrs. Don Williams with Mrs. Foster Davis presiding and seven directors present. New member Mrs. Ras Brown was welcomed. a talk explained NGA goals of providing garments and household linens to those in need. The guild, organized in 1911, notes 529 543 garments distributed in its early years and 1 190 847 items in 1951, urging each director to recruit one new member and urging members to send in overdue contributions.
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Needlework Guild
Needlework Guild of Americaa
Don Williams
Foster Davis
Suite
Wis
Rassttas Brown
Laila
Tess
Clymer Senior Class Play This Week
The Clymer Central School senior class will present a comedy entitled The Best TM. Performances are Thursday and Friday at 8:15 PM. Cast includes Geraldine Cantrell Kenneth yer Shirley Bliss Roy Redman Mary Lou Shields Phil Gravink James Loomis Sally Bayle Robert Williams Eleanor Conk Gilbert Cantrell Clifford Aikens Donald Bensink Nancy Bayle Marilyn Meyerink Donna White Irene VanEarden Larleen Davis Richard Bykerink Norman Hatch John Metniyre Maurier Bird Jeanette Spohn Leona Barringer Lareena Pardini. Mr Sayre directs. the public is invited to attend.
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Secsion
Clymer Central School
Geraldine Cantrell
Kenneth Yer
Shirley Bliss
Roy Redman
Mary Lou Shields
Phil Gravink
James Loomis
Sally Bayle
Robert Williams
Eleanor Conk
Gilbert Cantrell
Clifford Aikens
Donald Bensink
Nancy Bayle
Marilyn Meyerink
Donna White
Irene
Warren Civic Leader Speaks at Kiwanis Meeting
Nathindel Drake of the Warren Chamber of Commerce was the Kiwanis Club guest speaker at the Phoenix Hotel last night. Drake outlined the chamber credit bureau, praised Warren County industries, and answered questions as Ralph Les observed. Guests included Stewart Louynd Bottes and visiting Kiwanian Me ry Teeonesak from Youngsville. Father and Children Night was announced for the next meeting.
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Warren
Kiwanians
Nathindel Drake
Warren Chamber of Commerce
Kiwanis Club
Phoenix Hotel
Drake
Harold Flowers
Warren Chamber of Cormovensind Credit Bureau
Wy Leary
Credit Buscary
Ralph Les
Warren Colbty
Warren County
Pennsylvania
Warren Chamber of Commae
Ghiests
Inchdee
Stewart Louynd E. Bottes
Mery Teeonesak
Youngsville
Lyn Rice
Ring Enn
Harry Hall
Navy Mothers Club Harvest Dinner
Navy Mothers Club and family members gathered last evening at the IOOF Hall for a Thanksgiving dinner. Twenty nine attended as tables were decorated and Mrs Clarence Cox served as kitchen chair, May Merrill Lillia headed the tables, followed by a brief business session led by Mrs Mayme Mitchell. A color slide show by Royal Messenger delighted attendees. Officers will be elected at the next meeting in December.
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Lic Navy Mothers Club
IOOF
Welock
Clarence Coxrved
St Kkitcherr
May
Merrill Lillia
Imphayee
Mayme Mitchell
Royal Messenger
Auxiliary Met In Regular Session
The Y Auxiliary gathered for a regular meeting at Mrs L M Douglas’s on Wright Street. Mrs Rober Clark chaired the Christmas party plans and a bake sale by Alpha Cyardeie Soroniy received thanks. reports covered Needtework Guild, new members, and progress of elevatyons reported by several officers.
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L. M- Douglas
Wright Strest
Corry den
Rober
Clark
Orlo Twine
Alpha Cyardeie Soroniy
Ishutiaey Themibes
Floyd Sohucoyer
Arthur Blirerss
Robert
Charles Stewart
Mes
S. Walton
Moibury Aersed
Amaliory
Siven Ly
Burgess
Ats
Nivel
PF Bostes
Ight
Whittlesey
Mortis Bunheel
Wits
Waltey Ross
Bruce Thomas
Wesent
American Futbol Faces Soviet Critique In Moscow
In Moscow Soviet Sports denounced American fut bol as a dangerous sport corrupting youths. Critics described games as brutal and dehumanizing, urging restriction at universities and public venues. A photograph from an American source accompanied the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asowwhcu Moscow
Soviet Sports
Mine Union President Steps Down After 28 Years
John Gibson of Homer City is the new law president of the United Mine Workers. Dis zeal Mark Mark stepped down from the post yesterday after 28 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebensburg
John Gibsons
Homer City
United Mine Workers Disizice Two
Siuwoedinig Umn
Mark
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