Weekly Rotary Club meeting at Hotel Cory
The Jamestown Rotary Club hosted a guest speaker Mr Meningway executive director of Jamestown Furniture Manufacturers who spoke on cooperation in the furniture business and exhibited methods to unite buyers and sellers. New member Robert Sullivan was inducted and plans for a Christmas party on December 13 at Hotel Cory were announced by William A. Leahy.
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Howry Cats
Hig Mist
Cory
Menningway
Jamestown Wan
Meningway
Javnestown Rotary Club
Jamestowny Ane
Robert Sullian
William A. Leaby
Paris
Roturlany
Cary
Fred Jackson Wik
Frank Gates
West Govina
Calif
Harmiéebing
Mr Leahy
PL Baker
Club Social Gatherings At Emmanuel Church Undercroft
The College Women’s Club holds its monthly meeting Monday at 8 PM in the undercroft of Emmanuel Episcopal Church. Maurice Shoup of Erle, linked to Community Chest publicity, will present the program. Committee head is Mrs Leo Hooks with aides including Mrs Morgan Beverly and others.
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College Women’s Club
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Maurice Shoup
Erle
Community Chest Publicity
Shoups
Leo Hooks
Morgan Beverly
Charles Bracken
Russell Brant
Russells Brown
Charles Warner
Nellie Titus
Mrs John Kennedy Hosts Calvin Circle Meeting
Mrs John Kennedy hosted the Calvin Circle at her Waytin street home for the Presbyterian Women's Association meeting. Mrs Mutton Gilt led the program on church activity and a $10 donation was voted to Teighbortiodd House. A social hour followed with refreshments as members planned future events.
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Gitcie
Presbyterian Women's Assortitom
John Kennedy
Waytin Street
Mutton Gilt
Wan
Poitterson
Teighbortiodd House
Erle
Charles Warber
Clare Cypwell
Keck
Adele McCray
Mies Ji Howard
Warner
EUB Ladies Aid Pack Thanksgiving Baskets
Evangelical United Brethren Church members met at Ute church for a thirteen dinner served by Mrs Bergman and Mrs Walker. Basket distribution planned for the community. Mrs Gily Behinink to host the next meeting on December 7th.
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Evangelical United Brethren Church
Ute
Bergman
Clary
Walker
Gily
Mrs Pitcavage Hosts Local Card Club Night
Mrs. Joseph Pitcavage hosted her card club at home last evening. Prizes in the bridge game went to Mrs. Joseph DeMarte and Mrs. Ray Mulvin. Guests included Mrs. Thomas Messinger and Mrs. Richard Trisket. A dessert lunch followed. next meeting set in two weeks with Mrs. Ernest McMichael of 403 Essex Street.
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Sfrs
Joseph Precavage
Columous
Joseph DeMarte
Ray Mulvin
Thomas Messinger
Richard Trisket
Ernest McMichael
Essex Street
CAA Club Meeting At C A A Church In December Plan
The CAA Club met Monday evening at Christian and Miss Landry Alliance Church with 25 members. Miss Evaline Hassett led, group singing by Miss Sandra Beardsley, devotions by chaplain Miss Grace Bagley on Thanksgiving spirit, and Miss Betty DeGolier led Bible study. A December 28 debate is planned at Evangelical United Brethren Church at 7 p.m.
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CAA
Christian
Miss Landry Alliance
Evaline Hassett
Chatre
Sandra Beardsley
Grace Bagley
Betty DeGolier Agave
Evangelical United Brethren + Church
Newborns Named at Corry Memorial Hospital
A daughter and a son were born to local couples at Corry Memorial Hospital. Mrs Gene Britton welcomed a daughter at 749 Spring while Mr and Mrs Le Roy Laddier announced a son born Monday morning.
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the Corry Memorial Hospital
Gene Britton
Spring Street
LeRoy Laddier
Corry Memorial Hospital
Wheelock PTA Holds November Meeting at School
The Wheelock Parent-Teacher Association met last evening with 20 members present. Mrs. George Harmon presided as president. the secretary's report was read and approved. Committees for devotions and refreshments were named. Mrs. Robert Clark and Mrs. Arthur McChesney will lead. Mrs. Charles Busbee showed Korea movies. Jello cookies and coffee were served. Next meeting is January 24, 1968.
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Wheelock Parent-Teacher Association
Carl Pullom
George Harmon
Wheelock
Robert Clark
Arthur McChesney
Korea
Charles Busbee
Elizabeth's Guild Sets November Meeting and Changes
The Elizabeth's Church Guild met in the social hall with Miss Julia Zepka named president after Mrs. Raymond Bachemer's resignation. The group voted to move meetings to the third Tuesday monthly and to donate Christmas gifts of money to Casimir Bogniak and Gilbert Wascak studying for the priesthood, plus the Sisters of Union City assisting in catechism. Mrs. Charles Bell led the refreshments. The next gathering will be the Christmas party on December 20.
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Elizabeth's Guild
Elizbeth’s Church Guild
Julia Zepka
Raymond Bachemer
Casimir Bogniak
Gilbert Wascak
Sisters of
Union City
Charles Bell
Concord PTA Sponsors Cub Scout Program
The Concord School Parent Teacher Association meeting last evening at the school opened with devotions by Mrs J B Cogan. PTA membership reached 155 and Marguerite Nichols room won the membership award. Morning vote approved sponsoring a Cub Scout program led by Law Ten ed Davison and Mrs Pave Loiderbuck who spoke on Cubs and Brownies. Before adjourning, Mrs B G Bennett and committee served pumpkin pie with whipped cream and coffee to 42 members. Attendance high in Younk’s room. next PTA meeting date not in December.
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Concord Pta
Concord
J. B. Cogan
PTA
Marguerite Nichols
Lye
Law- Tened Davison
Pave Loiderbuck
Friendship Aid Harvest Supper At Evangelical United Brethren Church
Friendship Aid of the Evar gelical United Brethren Church held a harvest supper for members and families at 6 o'clock last evening. Attendance reached 46. Mrs. Gerald Baeley led devotions and a brief business session, followed by Mrs. Gertrude Grover presiding. Color slides from an annual September banquet were shown. The next aid meeting will be a Christmas party on December 1840 at Mrs. Lily Chase's home on North Center street.
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Friendship Aid
Evar
Gelical United Brethren Church
Gerald Baeley
Gertrude Grover
Aid
Lylé Chase
North Center ‘Street
Past Grands Club Met In Routine Session
The Past Grands Club of the Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge No. 140 met in the IOOF Hall for a routine business session. Contests followed with prizes awarded and Mrs. Fred Hoenag and Mrs. Fred Mixer in charge of contests and lunch. Next meeting date is December 27.
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Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge No. 140
IOOF
Fred Hoenag
Fred Mixer
Red Cross Directors Meet Reports Classes and Aid
The November meeting of the local American Red Cross board was held in chapter rooms with Secretary Mrs Don Williams present. William Durham chaired the session and reported a class 15 for Moffat School and two new civil defense volunteer classes starting next week. Mrs Harley Johnson noted that 10 cases including active civilians and veterans received assistance in the past month. A Bracken report stated the next visit, as the blood mobile, will be made in January.
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Red Cross
American Red Cross
Don Williams
William Durham
Moffatt
Harley Johnson
Home Service
Olin W. Bracken
Mien
Radio Station Application Filed for Philipsburg
Moshannon Valley Broadcasting Co submitted an application to the Communications Commission yesterday for a 1260 kilocycle radio station to operate in Philipsburg Pennsylvania.
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Washington — Moshannon Valley Broadcasting Co
The
Communications Commission
Philipsburg
Auxiliary Poppy Sale Nets $113 for Child Welfare Fund
Legion Auxiliary members reported a $113.17 net from a poppy dig sold to support the child welfare fund. President Mrs Richard Orn led the meeting and the group voted $2 to the Leonard Wood Memorial. They planned a December 13 Christmas party dinner and approved donations to Erie Veterans Hospital and the Soldiers and Sailors Home.
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Legion Auxiliary
Child Welfare Fund
Richard Orn
Leonard Wood Memorial
Mark Anderson
Tri-County
Auxiliary
Veterans Hospital
Soldiers and Sailors Home
Erie
Victor Orn
Helen Brown
William Haertel
Part‑time Ashville mayor elected after recount
Circleville reports Richard Borman a 24 year old engineering student and Navy veteran was chosen mayor after a recount of write in ballots in Ashville. The town with 1300 residents pays the mayor $250 a year and his post will not interfere with his university studies.
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Associated Preay
Circleville
Ohio
Ashville
Oia State University
Richard B. Bowman
Treatmar
Borman
Alteriny Harry DL Margulis
News editor dies in New York at 59
Walter Bredin, aged 59, longtime Hearst News editor with 45 years of service, died yesterday in New York. The veteran journalist spent decades shaping Hearst Mutro tone News coverage.
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New York
Walter Bredin
Hearst Mutro~tone News
Hearst
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