Epsilon Phi Sorority Plans Christmas Activities
The Epsilon Phi Chapter of Sigma Phi Sorority met last evening to organize a Christmas package for a needy family. Mrs. Frank Laurie was named chairman. A December 18 party at Mrs. Eugland Harvey's home and an Erie meeting on December 11 were arranged.
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Epsilon Phi
Frank Laurie
Seta Sigma Phi Sorority
William Stoermer
Snyder Cirele
Clinton Pratt
Eugland Harvey
North Center Street
Frank Brigham
Corry
Erie
John Dempsey
Cherce
Ray Brynt
Hawaii Rotary Talk by Orville C Hatch in Union City
Orville C Hatch spoke at the Rotary Club in Union City last evening sharing Hawaii's history industries and statehood possibilities. The club voted to support Salvation Army Christmas collections and Hatch donated two Union City chairs given as door prizes to Rasselas Brown and Charles Bracken. guests James Davis and Jack H Marstellar attended.
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Rotary
Orville C. Hatch
Union City
Rotary Club
Fellowships Host Dancing Party By Lutheran and Presbyterian Groups
The Lutheran and Presbyterian Fellowship groups held their annual joint party last evening in the Y rooms. A square dance was led by the Sons of the West with 50 members in attendance. Hostesses included Mrs. Euland Harvey and others as they served hot dogs, chips, cookies and coffee.
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Lutheran and
Presbyterian Fellowship
Sons of the West
Euland Harvey
Peter Eithercott
Samuel Woods
Martin Keppel
George Gold
Joseph Furst
Concord PTA Met Tuesday Evening
The Concord School P T A met with Miss Anz Baressi leading group singing and flag salute. Mrs Ralph Carroll read Psalm excerpts as devotions. The Christmas programs will be in two parts with upper grades on December 17 and lower grades the following afternoon. Eugene Canfield played two violin solos with Mrs Casto, and films on tuberculosis diagnosis and treatment were shown.
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Concord P. T. A
Concord School
Anz Baressi
Ralph Carroll
Casto
Beethoven
Frederick Abi
Regular Meeting of State Nurses’ Association Held
The monthly gathering in the hospital nurses lounge covered routine business and tentative plans for the Christmas party. The group will meet again on December 18 to hear a lecture and view a film on oxygen therapy with 35 members present. The next regular meeting is planned for January.
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State Nurses’ Association
Columbus Sunday School Plans For Holiday
The Columbus Sunday School class met at Mrs. Ellen Blanchard’s home. A committee led by Shirley Miller and others was appointed to prepare Christmas candy for all community children. Nominating committee members include Mrs. Clare Gordon Mrs. Audrey Christensen Miss Beatrice Bensink Mrs. Vernélio Page Mrs. Raymond Hamilton and Mrs. Clifford Caster. A Christmas Sunday School exercise is set for Friday December 21 at 8 PM at Summit Community Church.
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Ellen Blanchard
Columbus
Shirley Miller
Clare Gordon
Audrey Christensen
Beatrice Bensink
Vernélio Page
Raymond Hamilton
Clifford Caster
Summiuhity Church
Birthday Party For Timothy McMichael
Timothy McMichael celebrated his third birthday at home with 15 children and their mothers. Mrs Ernest McMichael hosted at 108 Essex Street with Mrs Wilbur Whitehead helping serve Jello and a cake shaped like a truck and trailer. Guests received miniature toys and baskets as favors.
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Ernest, McMichael
Essex Street
McMichael
Wilbur Whitehead
Timothy
Dunkirk Church Could Be Sold for Commercial Use
The Fire Baptist Church in Dunkirk may vacate its red brick 1853 building at East Fourth Street and Washington Avenue. Trustees consider selling the property for commercial use to fund a new site in the residential area while allowing interim worship in the old building. Rev. G. Akam, pastor since earlier this year, notes the plan and possible temporary rental arrangements.
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Dunkirk
Fire Baptist
Bull
East
Fourth Street
Washington Avenue
G. Akam
First Baptist Church
Smiths welcome daughter at Corry Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs Evin Smith of Bear Lakes announce the birth of a daughter last evening at Corry Memorial Hospital. Mrs Smith formerly Marion Wynn.
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Amet
Evin Smith
Bear Lakes
Corry Memorial Hospital
Foreign defense talks outline Western European army plan
Nov. 28 news report outlines a plan to raise western European forces with 100 divisions and a projected European Army. British participation is limited to association rather than troops, as Eden emphasizes during a news conference after allied talks. The piece notes U.S. State Department origins dating to 1789.
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Rome
Mary Anthony Rien
Jim
B. Eden
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