Be Socially Active Girl Scout Troops in Local Event
The Intermediate group of Girl Scouts and Brownies from local units gathered for a paper tepee craft and nut activities while the Junior group leaders organized a bead and hike themed event. Leaders Mrs Coletta Bontwell Loyd Merny and Alive Hun liaised with parents to schedule meetings and rank progress for Beall pins. Local news notes attendances, troop committees, and upcoming regimental gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conehwiy Beto Mob
Galvin
Forest Gates
Margaret Rose
Sd Chaeticman
Totmpediites
Arl
Wuward
Coletta Bontwell
Loyd Merny
Mra
Met
Winde
Wtvenel
Childern Son
DAR Luncheon at Kolstee Home Details Chanter Meeting
The Stokenstraw Valley Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held a regular meeting yesterday afternoon at Homer Kolstee’s home. Sixteen members and four guests attended, with reports from committees, a successful food sale, and a clothing drive to Kate Duncan Smith School. A program featured short talks on “What We Did” by Mrs. Howard Loveland, Charles Cronin, and Mrs. James MacInnes. The next gathering is set for November 1 at Mrs. James MacInnes’s home, with Curtis Shell as guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uwech Sussron
Wils
Homer Kolstee
Stokenstraw Valley
James Sinore
Howard -Oreland
Glen Middleton
Mae Raymond
James Kolstee
John Kolstee
Wns
Charles Cronin
James, MacInnes
James MacInnes
East Park Place
Curtis
Shell
Spring Creek Ladies Aid Meeting Reported Thirted
Spring Creek Ladies Aid met in church with thirted members and two guests present. Mrs Frank Kassorlly Openme presided as Mrs Walth Maxwell assisted. treasurer reported over $100 from the turkey dinner. Mrs Roy Tiltie was appointed to gilt for the Wat East can lead UU lace in “Ghisiihis befineéonnde Hii.” Mrz Hindiey WA Einadwes, wrestime of tue et portenices at thie spritul rptrest attended at Camp Center Milroy Py.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kast Eveninie
Wan Coudvetn LY
Mra
Frank
Wat East
Arthur Brudige
Tiny
Milroy
Lillian Guild Sets Tureen Dinner and Meeting
Lillian Guild hosts a Tuesday afternoon tureen dinner and meeting at the Emmanuel Church parish hall. Mrs Lois Morrow and Mrs Reed chaired the discussion with plans for a sewing effort and civic projects. Members were told to assemble Friday afternoon October 1 at 2 o'clock at Mr W W Hammond’s home to sew for the benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Guild
Momaliere
Mtu AlRner
Busters
Une Deerott
Emmanuel Eplacopat
Hammond
Mr 5
Reed
Lois Morrow
W.W. Himmond
Sophomore Club Holds First Meeting In Room One
The newly formed Sophomore club convened with one member present. Miss Mary Flowers served as president as Mrs Lewshaw oversaw the meeting. Plans for various projects and activities were outlined for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Flowers
Qlimes Lewshaw
Mission Society Meets At Nazarene Church
The Nazarenes Foreign Mission Society held its weekly gathering at the Nazarene Church. Prayer opened the meeting led by Scott Batley. A chorus and lesson on the Philippines followed with several members reading and leading prayers. A brief business session concluded with a treasurer's report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nazairene Foreign Mission Society
Church of
Nagaréne
Scott Batley
Wis
Ihoust
Mary
Ann Dingfeldir
Marlene Hebels
Ruth Merri- Hull
Gary Dingfildir
P. M -Ander Son
CM. Bailey
Les Baker
Ben Saw
Lewis Hebels
Philippines
Treaaurer
Mis
Ha Merrisson
Mérciman
Mrs David Bensink Hosts Wheelock Aid Meeting
Mrs David Bensink hosted the Wheelock Community Aid meeting at her home on R Day with Mrs Harold Bensink. President Mrs Charles Kennedy opened proceedings followed by devotionals led by Mrs Robert Williams Mrs Merle Patterson and Mrs Merle Williams. A social period featured contests won by Mrs Celand Grossout. Mrs Jan Howard reported on a Home Extension session in Erie and demonstrated dress finishings. Hostesses served potato salad rolls tea and coffee. Mrs Leonard Edwards will entertain October 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Divinensiin
Harold Bensink
Wheelock Community Aid
Charles Kennedy
Robert Williams
Merle Patterson
Merle Williams
Ation
Frederick Bowes
Celand Grossout
Jan Howard
Erie
Leonard Edwards
WOTM Planning Public Barbiene October 20th alae
A local news note details the WOTM planning public Barbiene with an event on October 20th from 6 to 7 p.m. Activities include a chicken carver, table arrangements for a Halloween motif, and community social items. Milas Rosemarie Malek attended as a winner. next AYOTM meeting set for October 18th at 8 p.m. A Methodist Youth Fellowship box social at McCray Church is planned for tomorrow evening at 6, with boxes packed to raise funds for the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chizenge Rii
Jared Sandybles
Milas Rosemarie Malek
Glirenok Fyrtington
Methodist Youth Fellowship
McCray Methodist Church
McCray Intt
Friendship Club Afternoon Meeting Recalls Hostess and Prizes
The Friendship Club held an afternoon gathering yesterday at the home of Mud Elgine Powers with White River guests. Prize winners included Mrs. Charles Mullitup, Mrs Gifford Lawson, Mrs Marry Daquith, Mrs Bertha Warner, and Mrs Norman Swart, as future hostesses and planners were noted.
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Aumenice
Union
Friendship Club
Mud
Elgine Powers
Charles, Mullitup
Gifford Lawson
Marry Daquith
Bertha Warner
Norman Swart
Swart
Nichols Lodge Club 15 Meeting at Mead Park
Twelve members and two guests attended a Nichols Lodge Club 15 meeting at Mead Park. Mire. Bryce Leek entertained the group. Prizes were awarded to several members, and a birthday celebration for Mrs. Claude Boke was noted. The next meeting will honor Mr. Albert Shaffer's birthday at Mrs. Lawrence McCray's home with the date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suchiempers
Giun
Nichols Lodge
Mead Park
Bryce Leek
John Weis
Larry Johnson
Claude Boke
Stoke
Weis
Johnson
Fred Taenel
August de Mauri
Robert Sandberg
Leek
Lawrence McCray
Albert Shaffer
Mrs Lyle Shreve Hosts Neighborhood Club Luncheon
Essex street hostess Mrs Lyle Shreve welcomed Neighborhood Club members to a luncheon at her home. Guests included Mrs Delma Steadman Mrs Nellie Ingalls and Mrs Leah Conner. Awards went to Mrs Joseph Henline and Miss Myrtle Akam who also won the door prize. Akam and Mrs Jasper Drake received gifts in honor of their birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Shreve
Essex Street
Delma Steadman
Nellie Ingalls
Leah Conner
Joseph Henline
Myrtle Akam
Jasper Drake
Miss Akam
Llub
Gladys Palmer
Public Dinner Boosts Relief Funds at Corry Grange Hall
The Women's Relief Coins held a public dinner yesterday at Corry Grange Hall that drew good attendance and raised a substantial sum for relief treasury. Twenty five members attended the afternoon session led by Mrs. Earl Munn, with plans set for October 18 when a 13 dinner will be served at noon. Mrs. Manley Robbins Sr. won the attendance award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WRC
Corry Gringe
WRG
Earl Munn
Manley Robbins Sr
Harbor Half Ladies Aid Meets for Dinner and Plans
The Harbor Half Ladies Aid held a routine meeting with a 12:30 dinner for members and families. Mrs Pred Lindstrom and Mrs Larry Swanson served on the table committee. Mrs Neil Gates led a short business session, with 12 members and several visitors present. Plans were set for a dinner at the Paul Tabowski farm tomorrow and a quilt tying event on November 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
We Harbor Half Ladies Aid
Pred Lindstrom
Larry Swanson
Sylvania Breaks Ground on New Multimillion Dollar Plant
ALTOONA Pa Officials said Sylvania Electric Products, Inc will build a two story facility offering 190000 square feet of space. The plant aims to consolidate operations from two other Sylvania plants in the area with limited planned employment growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvania
Altoona
Sylvania Electric Products, Inc
Sylv Ania
Oll
Adlai Wins Warm Harlem Reception in Civil Rights Push
Adlai Stevenson drew an estimated 10,000 in Harlem as he campaigned toward Brooklyn for the second World Series game. Supporters hailed his Civil Rights stance and assailed Republican attempts to claim progress, amid a largely friendly outdoor rally. He reiterated support for the Supreme Court school desegregation ruling and cited Eisenhower on the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adlai Stevenson
Harlem
Brooklyn
White House
Stevenson
Supreme Court
Lawus
Eisenhower
Stevenson Endorses Ike Citing National Leadership Role
Stevenson argues Eisenhower has a chance for strong national leadership in civil rights. He says Eisenhower has been virtually silent and criticizes Truman era orders that ended military segregation as not fully decisive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevenson
Eisenhower
Truman
Insurance Agents Organize Union in Washington
In Washington four Metropolitan Life Insurance Co and Insurance Workers of America agents have agreed on a contract covering about 5,000 agents in Pennsylvania New York and New Jersey. The deal runs until March 31 1959 and awaits member ratification likely within five weeks. Details will be withheld pending ratification. Negotiations were reportedly completed earlier this week in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yoy Ou
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Insurance Workers of Ameren
Pennsylvania
New York
New Jersey
Man in Texas Stabs Self to Be With Wife in Hospital
In Wallville a 19 year old Harry Thompson stabbed himself in the chest to reach his wife in the hospital. He drove the knife into his chest then went to police with the blade still in place. He remained briefly with his wife before leaving for hospital care. The newborn three pound baby is in an oxygen tent. A second item reports Officer B G Caffey missing his stock of blank traffic tickets from his patrol car.
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Man
Self
Walldville
Harry Thompson
Thomp
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