Daughters of the American Revolution hold Tall meeting
Members of the Brokenstra Valley Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution met at Mrs. TV. Whitehead’s home on West Columbus Avenue with regent presiding. Committees were formed, a merit award noted, and Mrs. Philip Dowdell of Pennsylvania spoke on early American influences urging caution about joining new organizations. Several local residents were mentioned in attendance and travel.
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Brokenstra Valley
The
Daughters
West Columbus Avenue
Aternoon
Whitehead
E. Simmons
Howard Loveland
Pnd
Wow
Sinare
Donald Stewart
Holet Morrell
W. A. Ftedmond
Philip Dowdell
Plndsant
Organiza Hona
Sls
Homer Kolsiee
Morton Davis
Fermany
James Maelynes
F Lowe Edwards
Nazarene NFMS Holds Monthly Meeting
Nazarene NFMS held its monthly meeting with Ray Merriman leading songs from the “Morning Light” group. Mrs Delbert Croskutta and Mrs Gary Diefoster led prayer and scripture, with missionary letters read and prayer requested for missions.
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Nazarene Nfms
Church of the Nazarenie Wis
Ray Merriman
Morsing Light
Delbert Croscuttavy
Gary Diefoster
Ale Tetters
Pom. Anderson
Ro B Merriman
Pauline Lindattam
Allen Foote
Insson
Foote
Mra Merriman
Merriman
Frank Lite Jr
Croscutt
Lydia Circle Meet Hosted By Mrs A L Foster
Mrs A L Foster hosted the Lydia Circle of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at her Concord Street home. The meeting opened with devotional by Mr Johnny Mitchell and the program featured talks on The Jordan and a demonstration by Mrs Joli Omen. Seventeen members attended with salad and dessert served after.
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Woman's Society of Cristian Service
First Methodist Church
A. J. Foster
Concord Street
Devo Otis
Johnny Mitchell
Uals
Gliiah
Virginia ”. Wyatt
Joli Omen
T. C. Binney
Mary Sewell
Mursexdon
Kitchen Shower Honors Miss Reva Grover
A kitchen shower honoring Miss Reva Grover was given on a Wednesday evening with Miss Janet Grayhill hosting at her home. Ten friends attended and entertainment featured prize drawings won by Eleonora Said Mira Gertrude Grover and Beatrice Bemike. Guests enjoyed fruit punch, decorated shatter silk favors, and a reception table with white and red accessories as the hostess served treats.
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Irv Grayres
Prin
Eas
Janet Grayhlll
Tee
Mise Eleunor
Mira
Gertrude Grover
Beatrice Benmiike
Harbor Half Aid Dinner Meets and Birthday Honor
Harbor Half Ladies Aid met at the Community Building with fifteen members to celebrate Mrs Jéshie Chellon’s birthday. The group sewed quilts and opened with devotional from Tower led by members, and planned a donation to the Nest meeting.
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Harbor Half Ladies Aid
Jéshie Chéllon
Mmethy
Introducing. A Morning at Corte Merorin Hospital
A brief notice describes Mr and Mrs Edward Holliker of North Italy visiting Corte Merorin Hospital this morning for an informal introduction event.
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Corte Merorin Traspiital
Edward Holliker
North
Italy
Women Relief Corps Holds All Day Grange Hall Meeting
The Women’s Relief Corps met yesterday at the Grange Hall for an all day session with a three course dinner. Mrs Clifford Dundon, president, opened the afternoon meeting and three new members were initiated. Seven visitors from the North East Corps attended as guests. A bake sale is planned for October 15 at Stewart Hat Shop with goods due by 9 am. The next session is scheduled for October 20.
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Women’s Relief Corps
Grange Hall
Clifford Dundon
North East Corps
Stewart
Wheelock Aid Fetes Mrs. Harvey at October Meeting
Wheelock Community Aid met at Frederick Bowes home with co hostesses Mrs Howard VanTassel and Mrs Frank Harvey. Members enjoyed a bountiful dinner and a cake honoring Mrs Harvey on her 42nd birthday. President Mrs Charles Kennedy led a brief business session and devotional by Mrs Harold Dougherty. The group adjourned to reconvene on October 20 at an announced location.
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Wheelock Aid
Frank Harvey
Wheelock Community Aid
Frederick Bowes
Spartanshoro
Howard VanTassel
Harvey
Charles Kennedy
Harold’ Dougherty
Columbus Men's Club Meeting Discusses Road Extension Survey
The Columbus Men's Club met at Town Hall last evening. A committee was appointed to survey interest in extending the mine along the Lottsvite road. Members Nathan Dou JH Reagle and Perry Mesid organized the group with Messinger chosen to lead a portion of the session.
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Lottsvite Road
Nathan Dou
JH Reagle
Perry Mesid
Messinger
Women Of The Moose Meeting Reported
The Women of The Moose Carri Chapter No 117 met last evening in the lodge rooms on North Genter Street. The session featured remarks by Mrs Peter Glavik senior regent and welcomed several new members. A business session followed, and a buffet was served. Entertainment was prepared by Dear Bashime Guy Dusharme and Mrs Ruth Clark. Attendance prize went to Mrs Alfred Gore and door prize to Martin Glatz.
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Women of the Moose
Dear Bashime
Guy Dusharme
Ruth Clark
Alfred Gore
Martin Glatz
CGG Club Social Honors Members At Mead Avenue Dinner
Mrs James P Sullivan and Mrs Janey P Sullivan hosted a club gathering at Mead Avenue with Miss Lena St Clair as a guest. A chicken dinner featured a tulip centerpiece, birthday celebrations for Mrs F W Dey and Mrs J F Needham, and bridge games. Awards went to Mrs Donald Hall, Mrs Dey, and Mrs Sullivan. Mrs Donald Nrites won the door prize.
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CGG
James P. Sullivan
Janey P. Sullivan
Mead Ave
Lena St Clair
Devs
JF. Needham
Donald Hall
Dey
Sullivan
Donald Nérites
Senior Tri-Hi-Y Meets New Officers Listed
Senior Tri-Hi-Y gathers for an organizational meeting with 36 members. Officers for the 1950-51 term are Sharon Hansen president, Mary Law Spiesman vice president, Nancy Johnson secretary, Nancy Orn treasurer, Roberta McElroy chaplain, and Margaret Warner program chairman. Ruth Bennett is advisor. Hansen spoke about attendance at the YMCA World Conference in arts last summer. The group plans future meetings on the first and third Mondays and a candy sale to raise funds.
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eMewibere OL Wie Sens
Mrs J Fred Kinley Hosts Card Club Gathering
Mrs J Fred Kinley entertained her contract bridge club at the Kinley cottage Findley Lake last evening. All nine members attended the fall meeting and prize winners were announced for the two-table game. Mrs W Bruce Ellsworth received the special award. Ruth Bennett will host next on October 20.
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J. J. Fred Kinley
Contract Bridge Club
Kinley Cottage
Findley Lake
T. S. Kelsey
Percy Corbin
W. Bruce Ellsworth
Ruth Bennett
Bridge Group Meets With Mrs John Mooney
Bridge club met last evening at Mrs John Mooney’s Park Street home for a two-table session. Hostess served a dessert lunch. Prizes went to Mrs Edward Kinley Mrs Harold Brown and Mrs Earl Haight. The group plans another meeting two weeks with Mrs Haight hosting.
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Andail
John Mooney
Park Street
Edward Kinley
Harold Brown
Earl Haight
Wohin
Haight
Sciota Aid Meeting At Hurlbut Home
A Sciota Aid meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Archie Hurlbut of R D 4. Sixteen members attended the tureen dinner, with eight men and four children present. Mrs. Floyd Ariink led the business session and devotionals were given by Mrs. Vernon Watrous. The afternoon focused on sewing and visiting. Irene Williams of Erie attended as a guest. details for the next meeting will be announced.
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Archie Hurlbut
R.D
Floyd Ariink
Vernon Watrous
Irene Williams
Erie
First Male Nurse Commissioned By Auxnciated Place
NEW YORK The Army has commissioned the first male nurse. Edward Lyon of Kings Park Long Island sworn in yesterday as a second lieutenant in the Army Nurse Corps. Lyon, 6 feet 5 inches tall and 185 pounds, is a registered nurse and served as head nurse of surgical and psychiatric wards at Kings Park.
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New York
Army
Edward 1
Lyon
Kings Perk
Army Nurse Corps
Kings Park
Israel charges Egypt renews guerrilla war effort
In Jerusalem a Foreign Ministry spokesman accused Egypt of a new round of guerrilla warfare and warned that without an immediate end to such acts Israel will take all necessary steps to protect itself. He claimed Egyptian actions threaten the ceasefire and prolonged hostilities along the Gaza Strip. The report links these accusations to ongoing regional tensions and notes the broader context of war acts after the ceasefire.
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Israel
Associated Press
Jerusalem
Egypt
Foreign Ministry
Gaza Strip
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