Hamot School of Nursing graduates two in class of 34
Audrey Patterson and Cyntha Scott received graduate nurse pins at ceremonies in the Cathedral of St. Paul Erie. The pair will remain at Hamot Hospital with Patterson in the operating room and Scott in the nursery. A reception followed at the Nurses Home. Other attendees included the Patterson and Scott families.
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George T. Patterson
Cyntha Scott
William C. Scott
Cathedral of St. Paul
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John McMahon
Harvey Loveland
William Loveland
Erie Business College
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Scott
Phyllis
Miss Patterson
Miss Scott
Hamot Hospital
Anniversary Party At MacLees Home
Five wedding anniversaries celebrated at the H. L. B. MacLees home on East South Street. The couple observed their 34th anniversary while relatives and neighbors visited, played games, and enjoyed cake cookies and coffee or tea.
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H. L
HT. B. MacLees
Ward Employes Honored Mrs. Dickson
Marie Dickson of the Montgomery Ward store announced she will leave for Huntington Park California to join her husband Glenn also employed there. A farewell party at Colonial Gardens Lakewood Chautauqua featured twenty six Ward employees and guests with an eleventh hour gift of jewelry for Mrs Dickson.
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Montgomery Ward
Huntington Park
Calif
Glenn
Ward
Dickson
Colonial Gardens
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Corryites Invited To Fall Picnic Saturday
Corry residents are invited to a Fall picnic at Peninsula Street Erle hosted by the Associa tion for Childhood Education branch. Dr H Lawrence Palmer of Cornell University will speak on Science Opportunities At Your Door, with a box lunch to follow at 5 30. Miss Helen Spencer is secretary and attends.
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Association For Childhood Education
Peninsula St Erle
Calin No
H. Lawrence Palmer
Cornell University
Helen Spencer
C E S Card Party Pleasing Event At Eastern Star Temple
Corry City Annover No 17 Order of the Eastern Star held a pleasant card party with 22 tables. Contracts bridge auction bridge and 500 played. prizes awarded to Mrs Danner and Mrs Scott contracts, to Mrs Spiesman and Mrs Gustafson 500, door prizes to four winners. Refreshments served and about 75 dollars realized. Wilbur Rickers chaired. Park McCray and T S Kelsey led arrangements with member help.
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Spiesman
Gustafson
Jerome F. Needham
Scott
Sen
Masonic Temple
Wilbur Rickers
Park McCray
T. 5. Kelsey
Clymer P T A Holds Fall Meeting at Central High
The first fall meeting of Clymer Central High School P T A was held with 75 attendees. Rev. John Muller led devotions and, with Mrs. James Gravink, directed singing. New faculty were welcomed. W G Miller spoke on needs for room, teachers, and funds.
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Clymer P. T. A
Parent Teachers Association
Clymer Central High School
Delbert King
John Muller
James Gravink
Wallace Stoepker
Cornelius Wiggers
Robert Knapp
W. G. Miller
Waller ‘Schruers
Margaret Fancher
Albert Manuel
Leo McCann
Leonard ‘Tripp
P.T. A
Birth Announcement for Chaffee Family Daughter
A son joins Lehman family born to Mr and Mrs Carlton Chaffee of Indianola Sunday September Bath. Mr and Mrs Chaffee former residents of this city. A daughter born at the Corry hospital with the name unreadable in OCR late text.
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A.son
Lehman
Carlton Chaffee
Indianola
Bath
Chaffee
Mrs. Jack Lindsley Honored At Stork Shower
Mrs. Jack Lindsley was honored at a stork shower hosted by Mrs. Henry Hicks of 360 Marion Street. Fourteen guests attended and played auction bridge and 500 with awards going to Reade Langhurst and Frank Grice Sr. for bridge and Robert Grice and Rasselus Brown for 500. Hors d oeuvres and desserts preceded by fall flowers and mint cup favors.
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Henry Hicks
Marion Street
Reade Langhurst
Frank Grice
Robert Grice
Rasselus Brown
Hicks
Local Church Delegates Attend Erie Conference
Mrs W B Stowe and Mrs H S Vaughn represented Corry WSC S at the eighth annual Erie Conference held at Sharon on September 26 and 29. The main speaker was Mrs Elise A Woolever, executive secretary from the joint division. She spoke on World Council of Churches insights from Amsterdam and Holland hospitality. Miss Bessie A VanSeyoe urged home missions. Mrs J F Renta of New Castle was elected president of the Brief Conference and to take office in June.
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W. B.stowe
H. S. Vaughn
Corry
Sharon
Elise A. Woolever
World Council of Churches
Amsterdam
Holland
Woolever
Bessie A. VanSeyoe
McCrum Commnity House
Uniontown
J. F. Renta
New Castle
Jone
Lyceum program opens with Young and Company magic show
The Lyceum course at Corry Senior High School opened Thursday evening in the auditorium with Young and Company presenting a one hour fifteen minute magic program. Mr Young and his wife performed tricks while Lloyd Matson of the faculty introduced them and thanked the public for support. The second program is set for October 15 featuring the Scottish Highlanders with Scotch songs and highland pipes.
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Young and Company
Lyceum
Corry
Lloyd Matson
Scotland
Birthday Party for Robert York Sixth Birthday
Robert York son of Mrs Helen York celebrated his sixth birthday with a family dinner party at 6 o clock hosted by grandparents Mr and Mrs William Scott of 718 Eaststreet. A decorated cake shaped like a merry go round with animal crackers and knit jelly were served as dessert. Gratitude gifts delighted the honored guest attended by LaVerne York of R D 4 and other relatives.
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Rober York
Helen York
William Scott
Eaststreet
Robert
LaVerne York
Ibert Chapman Dies at Pine Valley Home
Ibert Chapman died at his Pine Valley residence in Columbus R D 1 shortly after p m yesterday after years of declining health He was born May 16 1907 at Pine Valley and lived mostly there except ten years in Oregon and Washington He was active in the Lotteville I F but left due to ill health Surviving are his wife Mrs Plums Chapman a daughter Mrs Lloyd Price a step daughter Mrs Donald Bennink four grandchildren and three great grandchildren The body lies at the home with funeral Sunday at 2 oclock burial Bear Lake Cemetery
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Bert Chapman
Pine Valley
Columbus
R. D
UX P. m
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Quhe
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Washington
Lotteville I
Plums Chapman
Lloyd Price
R. D. Bear Lake
Donald Bennink
Bear Lake Cemetery
Jamestown Airport expansion blocked by council action
City council faces a decision over approving 4500 for engineering plans to expand Jamestown Municipal Airport. A 360000 federal grant awaits the move, with a budget balance of 14895.07 and only 436 percent of a 20550 department allocation spent, hindering the engineering work and tying to council president Carl J. Fagerstrom.
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Jamestown
Bonis
Tunis
Reliabie
Airport Commission
Carl J. Fagersteorn
Strike Threatens At Duquesne Light Co
In Pittspunes an all union of 3,300 Duquesne Light Co employees plans a 6 am mass meeting to discuss stalled wage talks. The meeting could precede a broader strike akin to 1946 as seven IBEW locals rejected the company final offer ending last night.
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Pittspunes
Allaiher Power
Truman Dewey Head For Key Battlefields
Truman and Dewey embark on final campaign swing as they plan stops in Cheyenne and Charleston. The race features Wallace pushing against racial segregation and poll taxes while Thurmond campaigns in Baltimore as candidates push for broad unity and anti isolationist policy.
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Dewey
America
Cheyenne
Wea
Hollywood
el Paso
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Guy
J. Swain Thurmond
South Carolina
Dearer
Cams
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