Junior class play draws record crowd at high school
Junior class play What A Life entertained last evening attracting a full auditorium and forcing refunds for many turned away. Miss Haze Behrer led the faculty team with Mrs. Aldrich and several students from the Senior High school present. Attendees included Mary Jean Sullivan and diverse faculty and student participants in a lively program ending with a farewell to many local residents visiting Erie.
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Sean Eerigesy
Miss Haze) Behrer
Mary Jean Sullivan
Miss Shea
Bradley
Gloria Nielsen
Nelson
John Rickers
Patterson
Charles Rainesale
Miss Pike
Olive Lee
Bill
Raymond Brynt
Eggleston
Doris Stowe
Johnson
Phyllis Huenes
Yeechito
Bob Corbin
Henry Aldrich
Charles, Armstrong
Barbara
Two School Plays At Columbus Next Tuesday Evening
Seventh and eighth graders of Dean School Columbus present two dramatic productions at Community church. The program features a play We Want Mother and an operetta The Inn of the Golden Cheese. Shows begin promptly at 8 16 o clock and are open to friends and the general public.
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Columbus
Dean School i Columbus
Women’s Relief Corps Holds All Day Meeting at Masonic Temple
The Women’s Relief Corps conducted an all day meeting at the Masonic Temple on Thursday. A luncheon at 12:30 was served to thirty members and friends. The afternoon session was led by Mrs. Mable Brown, with district inspector Mrs. Florence Wans of North East visiting, accompanied by Mrs. Jessie Hartley. Thursday’s committee included Mrs. Frank Lillie, Mrs. Harry Kimmy, Mrs. Robert Stevens and others.
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Robert Smith Lett
State College
Penay Joyce
Merton Parker
Susan Jenin
Re Rhodes
Prank Cole
Horton Daylt
Frank Graff
Vin Erle
G. A. Shea
Kate Zileh
East Congress Street
Bris
George Mennor
Chicora
Helen Rawe
Erie
Chester Livis
Delores
Clyde
Otily
Lois Meehl
North East
Marcheta Schrader
Mable Berry
BR. Ny
Buffalo
Mary Berry
West Pleasant Street
John McCracken
Grove City College
West Congress Street
Ming L. Terry
Concord Street
Women's Relief Corps
Masonic Temple
Mable Brown
Florence Wans
Jessie Hartley
Frank Lillie
Harry Kimmy
Robert Stevens
Daughters Born to Local Families This Morning
A string of birth notices from Corry area hospitals reports new daughters born to Mr and Mrs Murfin Rubay of 618 Concord Street, Oscar McDonald of 244 Franklin Street, Hall Dimick of 428 Euclid Street, Mary Elizabeth Dimick, Kennett and Mrs Bock at 615 East Main Street, and Joseph Gronastar of 731 East South Street.
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Murfin Rubay
Concord Street
Oscar McDonald
Franklin Street
Corry Hospital
Hall Dimick
Euclid Street
Mis. Kennett Bock
Mrs. Bock
East Main Street
Joseph ‘Gronastar
East South Street
Women's Victory Club Organized in Corry
The Women’s Victory Club was formed in Corry to assist service men, with about fifty members at the Municipal building meeting. New president is Mrs. Wicker Nigh. officers include Mrs. W. M. Houghton as vice president and Mrs. Carl Sullivan secretary. A volunteer program to aid local service members was outlined and a follow up meeting scheduled for Friday, December 4.
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Women's Victory Club
Corry
H.R. Kinley
Robert ‘Brown
Mrs Mervyn Nast Is Honored At East South Street Party
Mrs Mervyn Nast a bridal leader was feted by friends and former employees of the Nast Indies Snow at Mrs J J Harden's home on East South street. Guests enjoyed games conversation and a salad lunch with a bride's cake. A dinnerware set was presented to Mrs Nast by the group.
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Mervyn Nast
J. J. Harden
East South Street
Nast Indies
Snow
Nast
Paul Phelps
Marlon Rumbaugh
Charles Bugbee
Betty Lit
Leo Mulderick
Harry Alexander
Margareth Howe
Anes Lynch
Ava Kelly
Junior Class Play Hosts Evening at Miss Cogan’s Home
After the junior class play the cast and various committees were entertained at Miss Mary Cogan’s East Frederick Street home. Twenty four attendees enjoyed games and amusement. Miss Cogan, assisted by Miss Rosemary Dewey, served a lunch.
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Mary Cogan
East Frederick Street
Rosemary Dewey
Start Preparations Now For Thanksgiving Table Setting
Begin early to prepare a Thanksgiving table and home. Plan tasks a week ahead, launder fine table cloths, wash crystal and china, dust storage shelves, and polish utensils. Deep cleaning and organizing will reduce stress on the day.
Bucknell Teacher and Author Margaret O Hara Dies
Mrs. Margaret O Hara of Philadelphia and Bucknell University former teacher and biographer of prominent women died Friday at her daughter Mrs Lucius T Koons home in Plainfield New Jersey. She was 16.
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Bucknell
Assotated Press Plaineteld
N. J
Margaret '. O'Hara
Philnp Gelphun
Bucknell University
Lewisburg
Lucius T. Koons
Fragments From A Local Row About A Bro Will
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a local row over a brother’s will. Readable parts show contention among involved parties and a dispute over inheritance at a town or county level. Details are unclear but indicate a probate issue pending in local court.
Fearful of Jugs Assault Casts Shadow Over Community
Residents express fear after a reported incident involving the Jugs faction. Police urge calm as investigations proceed and local leaders call for vigilance and cooperation. No further details available in the fragment.
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