Housewarming Honor for Hillstroms Sparks Local Travels
Wayne street residents Mr and Mrs G A Hillstrom were feted at a Gould street housewarming aided by neighbors. A luncheon featured potato salad jello salad sandwiches relishes and coffee. Many area families plan Thanksgiving visits across town and to nearby cities with relatives and students home from college.
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Hillstrom
G. A. Hillstrom
Wayne Street
Gould Street
Groun
Concord PTA Musical Program Delights Members
The Concord PTA held its November meeting at 8 p m in the school. Devotions opened the evening, followed by Christmas carols and a business session led by President Lawrence Davison. Entertainment featured three piano duets by Mrs Kurt feeds and Mrs Philip Zalz beck with Mozart Sonata in D major, Hungarian Dance, and Chopin Polonaise. Mrs Davison spoke about attendance at the State PTA meeting. Refreshments were served by the mothers of Ron 7.
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Devo- Mons
Lawrence Davison
Kurt Feeds
Philip Zalzbeck
Mozart
Sratims
Chopin
Cub Pack Meeting Highlights Achievements and Plans
Cub Pack 181 met for its monthly session led by cubmaster Dr T. Kelsey. Theilkegivine skit Faith of Our Fathers entertained as awards were handed to Houghling, Carlson, Hecker, Street, Crasseut, Park, and Man. Plans for the next meeting before Christmas include a gift project and a Christmas tree with Santa. Refreshments were served by Mrs Reyde Longhurst and committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelsey
A. Theilkegivine
Howfdrd Hutelman
John Houghling Jr
Thomas Carlson
Paul Hecker
Edward Street
James Crasseut
Craig Park Burst
Clark “Eaman
de. Kelly Snnounerdt
Santa Claus
Reyde Longhurst
Alpha Gradale Sorority Meeting Highlights Color Guidance
The Alpha Gradale Sorority met last evening with Mrs Harley Reed and guest speaker Miss Page Louderback presenting advice on choosing colors for home decor and apparel. President Miss Wilma Tin gram presided, plans for a December tureen dinner were set with Miss Mary Jane Catalin chairing and Mrs Laverne MeeBidowney plus Miss Eleanor Huft and Miss Lucile Beetwith assisting. a tasty reception followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Gradale
Harley Reed
Alpha Gradale Sorority
Page Louderback
Wilma Tngram
Mary Jane Catalin
Laverne MeeBidowney
Eleanor Huft
Lucile Beetwith
Card Club Hosts Evening at Mrs Williams Home
Mrs Charles Williams hosted her bridge club on East Frederick Street last evening with Mrs Stanton Bower as guest. Awards were given to Mrs Robert Galbreath, Mrs Charles Bracken, and Mrs Robert Bracken, followed by refreshments hosted by the hostess.
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Charles Williams
East Frederick Street
Stanton Bower
Guesh
Robert Galbreath
Charles Bracken
Robert Bracken
Jolly Eight Club Met At Mrs Brown Home
Members of the Jolly Hight Club met yesterday at Mrs K D Browns East Sout Strat home. They played 500 with awards won by Mrs J B Clark and Mrs C Gibbs. Light refreshments followed and the group will meet again in two weeks with Mrs Gibbs.
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Jolly Eight Club
Jolly Hight Club
K. D. Brown
East Soutstrat
J. B. Clark
C. Gibbs
Births Report At Corry Memorial Hospital
A daughter was born yesterday afternoon at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Beenon Dameotl of 113 Snyder Circle. The child’s mother is formerly Lucille Root. Earlier, a son was born yesterday morning to Mr and Mrs Floyd McCray at the same hospital.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Beenon Dameotl
Snyder Circle
Lucille Root
Hioyd McCray
Uke Corry Memoris Hospital
Wonder Show Delights Lyceum Audience At High School
A capacity crowd attended The Wonder Show at the Senior High School auditorium last evening as the third Lyceum course program. Young and Company performed magical variations and feats including verticognnel acts. A matinee for students was followed by an 8 p.m. show for the public.
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Young and Company
EUB Ladies Aid Packs Thanksgiving Baskets
The Evangelical United Brethren Church Ladies Aid met for a noon tureen dinner with Mrs Zennie Fish and Mrs Avnn Dyne as hostesses. They spent the afternoon packing 30 Thanksgiving baskets for shut-ins and planned to meet again December 10.
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Ladies Aid
Evangelical United Beeth~ Ret
Zennie Fish
Avnn Dyne
Hospitality Club plans annual Christmas party and carol sing
Presumed Erwin, Chait Chan lead preparations at Garden Room for December Christmas party. Committees include Mrs. CH Raler and others. Girl Scout carol work to be done. Members vote to send a CARE package to Korea. Cards and bridge games featured. pumpkin pie and refreshments served to twenty four members and guests at Wanters residence.
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Erwin
Chait Chan
Seniet
W. Dey Iin
Elratoman
Devy
Mrs. CH Raler
Mery
A. McClintogh
Mtes Nullam Leaby
ND Wells
Mra
Moreill Litattatts
Charles Luddy
HG Crage
Mes
James Sulivan
Birl Hsduht
Clea Haight
ME EL van Drevat
Gare
Korea
George Hull
Charles Erwin
JM. F. Coyle
Lawrence Douglas
Char Guert
John East
Pumpkin
Don Willams
Noris Hooven
OE Rafter
Raymond Buchomer
William Locks
Sorority Meeting At Peiffer Home
Miss Julia Freeyrel Wwe co hostess at the Epsilon Phi Chapter Beta Siena Phi Sorority meeting held at Peiffer home on Shitts Center street lash evening. Mrs Wise presided as president with Allan Has byouck orchestra to play. Guests attend the dance with a box une party and refreshments. A Christmas party is planned for December 1 at Mrs Frank Laurin home.
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Abe
Willan Peiffer
Shitts Center Street
Epsilon Phi
Beta Siena Phi Sorority
Julia Freeyrel
Wwe
Fr Wise
Allan Hasbyouck
Aurests
Ureen
Frank Laurin
EUB School Council Meeting Reported
The Evangelical United Brethren Church Sunday School council held a Monday evening meeting in the editorial building with 19 teachers and officers present. Superintendent Keith Henton led discussion on the Christmas program Quincy Orphanage offering and the annual efficiency standard for the Sunday School.
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Solk Monly
Evangelical
United Brethren Church
Keith Henton
Quincy
Covenant
Lyle Chasee
Beryidons
Il Ray Harris
Corry Rotary Club Hosts Football Team at Dinner
Members of the Corry Rotary Club hosted the Corry high school football team and coaches at a dinner in the hotel dining room. President F Belmar presided as guests from Titusville and Princeton University spoke on athletic achievements and future events. Plans for a Ladies Night and the annual Christmas party were announced for December 6 at New Castle.
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Corry
Corry Ac
Xana
Une Wbsen
F. Belmar
AG Burgess
Gewsh
Hitwken
Max Dartone
Seefut
MCA
Low Manna
Gary LeVan
Titusville
Princeton University
Wise
Atexarid
Carr
Fred Mays
Robert Olson
N. Li Bogden
Howard Sheen
Vieter Gragg Jr
Davek Dallinger
Rot HL
Wy van~ Tanningkan
Eqmboro
Rotary Club
le Rotary
le Rotary Risinten
New Castle
High School Students Pack Holiday Baskets
High School students at Carry Sen lor High School completed the annual Thanksgiving drive sponsored by Sitio Tsi-Hi. Twenty six baskets were distributed to needy Tamiles gi in the city with help from Miss Mtaritit fmt and Miss Sally Retfuen under Walter Tosi ap tural. Baskets included canned goods fruits cereals meats and fresh vegetables. Each homeroom and two crews competed in the drive which benefited TV families. The effort this year marks the 90th anniversary of the program.
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Carry Sen=lor High
Sitio Tsi-Hi
Pneler
Mtaritit
Sally Retfuen
Hing Mmembire
Walter Tosi
Tle
Family eyes for work after army ends in Beaumont area
The four Jife brothers Anthony Bernati Gar and Donald say they will find tampering jobs when they return from service. The story notes they have been together in the army for nearly two years and plan to seek employment once discharged in Beaumont area.
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Withian Jife
Fone
Anthony
Ber
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