Washington School PTA hears Miss Gladys Canfield on West Coast trip
Washington School Parent Teacher Association met yesterday at 3 pm with 21 members attending. Miss Gladys Canfield spoke of her West Coast journey and receiving a new seeing eye dog. Members included Mrs. Arthur Martin. devotion by Mrs. R. R. Mertiman. reports on membership 99 and Girl Scout Troop 19. Christmas party planned for December 17 at the school.
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Washington School Pta
Gladys Canfield
West Coast
Washington School Parent-Teacher Association
Arthur Martin
Canfield
R. R. Mertiman
Olin Simmons
Duard May
Robert Johnson
Mary Falworth
John Street Elected President of Lutheran Adult Fellowship
John Street was elected president of the Lutheran Adult Fellowship at a meeting held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alton Dahlstrand. Ross Bailey was named vice president and Shirley Larson secretary treasurer. A Christmas decorations committee was formed with Dr. Joseph Furst as chairman and Raymond Seastead as a member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Street
Lutheran Adult Fellowship
Alton Dehlstrand
Bush Smith Street
Ross Bailey
Shirley Larson
Dahlstrand
Joseph Furst
Raymond
Narey Yenehak
Gus Rider
Raymond Seastead
Street
Wheelock Aid Presents Christmas Gift Making Instruction
The Wheelock Community Aid held a full day meeting at Mrs. Wayne Hopkins home with 29 members and children. Demonstrations on holiday armaments and gift ideas were led by Mrs. Legon VanTassel Mrs. James Babcoth and Mrs. Howard VanTassel. Declarations of devotion opened the session and plans were made to pack Thankful Flying baskets for the holiday. A December 3 meeting at Mrs. Edwards home will feature an Erie County Extension Office representative on pressed cookery instruction.
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Wheelock Aid
Wheelock Community Aid
Wayne Hopkins
R. D
Legon VanTassel
James Babcoth
Howard ‘VanTassel
Leon VanTassel
Leonard Edwards
Frank Harvey
Successful Festival at St Edward’s School Ball
Co chairs Mrs Nick Marty and Mrs Albert Ross report a financial success for last evening’s festival at St Edward’s School Ball. A large turnout supported the PTA event. Frank Anthony won a $25 bond and door prizes went to Mrs James O’Brien and Mrs Santo Leone. Proceeds fund a new main altar for St Thomas Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Edward's School
Nick Marty
Albert Ross
Parent-Teacher Association
Frank Anthony
James O'Brien
Santo Leone
St.Thomas Church
Mrs. Howard Dingfelder Hosts Local Card Club
Mrs. Howard Dingfelder of 404 West Washington entertained her ommasti club on Wednesday evening. Winners for card play were Mrs. Eugene Jones and Mrs. Lawrence Joyce. The hostess served salad date nut bread and coffee, next party planned with Mrs. Donald Chay of North Center street on December 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Dingfelder
West Washington Street
Eugene Jones
Lawrence Joyce
Donald Chay
North Center Street
CGG Club Meeting At Mrs Cragg’s Home
CGG Club members met last evening at Mrs Harold Cragg’s West Smith Street residence. Bridge prize awards went to Mrs Donald Nertes Mrs Donald Hall and Mrs M H Van Dresar. Angel cake with whipped cream and strawberries followed the game. Mrs James P Sullivan to host on December 3rd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CGG Club
Harold Cragg
West Smith Street
Donald Nertes
Donald Hall
M. H. van Dresar
Mrs Frank Heath Hosts NF Club Holiday Sewing Evening
NF Club members enjoyed a pleasant evening of sewing and embroidery at the home of Mrs. Frank Heath on Franklin Street. Salad refreshments were served, and the group adjourned until December to meet with Mrs. Al Merker for the Christmas program.
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NF Club
Frank Heath
Franklin Street
al Merker
Presbyterian Bazaar Realizes About $500 for Missions
The Presbyterian Women's Association bazaar last evening realized roughly $500. The event was an outstanding success with funds directed to missions, not the local church.
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Presbyterian
Presbyterian Women's Association
Bridge Club Fetes Mrs R G Tunnell Hosts Prize Winners
Mrs R G Tunnell of West Park Place hosted a bridge gathering last evening. Prize winners were Mrs Harry Hall and Mrs T B Kelsey with a special award going to Mrs Howard Ross. Hostess served light refreshments before departure. The group plans to meet again with Mrs Kelsey on December 1.
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R. G. Tunnell
R. G. Tunnel
West Park Place
Harry Hall
Kelsey
Howard Ross
Spencer Ladies Aid Elects New Officers
Spencer Ladies Aid met at the president Mrs. Carl Fullom’s home for a fast day session and a noon tureen dinner. Elected were Mrs. Earl Bailey president, Mrs. Niels Sorenson vice president, Mrs. Carroll Crowell secretary, and Mrs. Robert Bailey treasurer. A December 17 Christmas party and gift exchange are planned. Members should send gifts for Quinty Orphanage to Mrs. Robert Clark by December 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Ladies Aid
Carl Fullom
Earl Bailey
Niels Sorenson
Carroll Crowell
Robert Bailey
Sid
Quinty
Robert Clark
Neighborhood Club Honors Mrs Henline at Elgin Gathering
Mrs Joseph Henline was honored on her birthday during a Neighborhood Club Jest gathering at Mrs Harry Fitch home in Elgin. Secret sister presented a gift and Miss Myrtie Akam and Mrs William Haenel won awards. A light lunch was served.
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Neighborhood Club
Joseph Henline
Harry Fitch
Elgin
Binga
Myrtie Akam
William Haenel
Newborns at Corry Memorial Hospital
A boy named Gon Giacoma was born early today at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Giacoma of 202 Fairview Street. Helen Stupal Giacoma is listed as the mother. Another birth, Alan Kysor, arrived yesterday at the same hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Kysor of R D 3 Union City.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Richard Giacoma
Fairview Street
Giacoma
Helen Stupal
Alan
Darrell Kysor
R. D-3
Union City
All Day Meeting of Women’s Relief Corps Held at T O O F Hall
An all day Wo men s Relief Corps meeting was held at the TOOF Hall with Mrs Mary Love, president, in charge. A tureen dinner served at noon served 35 members and five guests from North East, including Mrs Alice Peck and Mrs Lucille Shampoe. Business and social time followed, with next meeting set for December 3.
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Women’s Relief Corps
Women's Relief Corps
Toof Hall
Mrle Love
Chinege
North East
Alice Peck
Lucille Shampoe
Clara K. Peck
Helen Weed
Mary Jones
BPW Club to Sponsor Card Party Monday
The BPW Club will sponsor a card party Monday evening at the TOOP Hall. The event starts at 8 o clock with 500 canasta and bridge and door prizes plus prizes for wards. Mrs Bertha Darwin is general chairwoman and proceeds go to the club treasury. Tickets available at the door.
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BPW Club
TOOP
Bertha Darwin
Genesa
Art
Dour
General Dean Named Deputy Commander of 6th Army
Maj. Gen. William Dean has been appointed deputy commander of the 6th Army based in San Francisco. He will assume the post in January, succeeding Maj. Gen. Frank H. Partridge who retires at year end. The Military Sea Transport Service carried nearly two million passengers in 1952.
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Dean
Washington
Willam Dean
6Th Army
San Francisco
Odlay
Frank H. Partridge
Military
No ruling for tax deductions in Pennsylvania
The Internal Revenue Service drops plans to provide a yardstick for deducting state sales tax from federal income tax. A spokesman says the policy will not give official standing to any rule guiding deductions. He notes the problem of proportional tax burdens and clarifies official charts will not be official guidance.
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Associated Press
Philadelpica
Internal ReVenue
Saith
Bureau
Vnst Bureau
Dub
Woman's weight saved her after hotel window fall
A Philadelphia woman, Betty Green Raskin, fell from a skylight at a hotel but landed in a seated position that doctors say cushioned the impact. Despite multiple injuries including cracked vertebrae and broken ribs, doctors credited her body with dampening the shock as she recovered after hospital care.
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Associateur Reso
Philadelphia
Jefferson Hospital
Betty Green Raskin
Greyhound Talks In Progress To Avert Strike
Negotiations in Washington with union and management reps aim to head off a strike at Pennsylvania Greyhound Bus Co. A system wide working agreement for the Greyhound Corp divisions was drafted in Chicago. Pennsylvania Greyhound employees were the only group to withhold approval. AFL Street Railway and Motor Coach Employes were represented by Herbert Syme. Greyhound spokesman Earl N. Cannon, and government mediators Clyde Mills and C Russell Turner attended.
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Greyhound
Waseeington—Fi
Pennsylvania Greyhound Bus Co
Greyhound Corp
Chicago
Pennsylvania Greyhound
AFL Street
Electric Railway
Herbert Syme
Philadelphia
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