Institute Hennedin November Committee Chairs Elected
The T A Council at the Library building elected committee chairmen for the year with Mrs Leslie Wells presiding. Reports on cafeteria operations, the Nutrition Conference at Erie, and plans for a November Nutrition Institute were presented. The council named chairs including Mrs Leland Johnston and Mrs Frederick Beall, with dinner planned for the November meeting. Funeral services were held in Warren for Leah Burst. The United Brethren Women’s Missionary Society met at the church with devotion led by Mrs Willis Price and business by Mrs Hugh Mosher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lfitition Institute
Hennedin
T. A. Council
Jatt
Leslie Wells
Lynn Campbell
Frederick Heall
Erie
Helen Sellers
Louise Kaylor
U. B. Missionary Society
Women's Missionary Society of the United Brethren Church
Willis Price
Hugh Mosher
Barton Smith, Jr
Fortified Rarebit for Nutritive Lanett Meals
Fortified rarebit suggests boosting cheese on serving with chopped cooked meat fish or fowl to increase nutrition. Use about half a cup per two cups of rarebit milk to mix in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanett
Women Speak On Strength and Flaws in Society
A feature interview explores women's real-world strengths and common weaknesses. notes praise for realism honesty and empathy while critiquing trivial pursuits and passive roles. dialogue highlights call for equal partnership teamwork and responsibility in shaping society and marriages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torwanda
America
Ho Ke
Miss Buck
Jst
Taye
500 Club Hosts Awards at Evening Meeting
Mrs Leo Rhynard chaired a regular 500 Club gathering at Bast Washington Street home. Awards were presented to winners Mrs Marshall Hughes Mrs William Johnson and Mrs Dory Clarke with time served to fellow players including Mrs Hughes Mrs Johnson Mrs Glark Mrs Walter McElroy Mrs Edward Jerote Mrs John Sheehan and Mr Glenn Dickson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
500 Club
Leo Rhynard
Marshall Hughes
William Johnson
Dory Clarke
Bast Washington Street
Rhynard
Hughes
Johnson
Glark
Walter McElroy
Edward Jerote
John Sheehan
Glenn. Dickson
Housing Manager Is Club Speaker Here
The Teah SiWanL Vike held their regular weekly meeting at the Ritz Restaurant last evening. Guest speaker was T. J. McCoy of the Housing Project who spoke on features of the local building program and plans for renting the apartments. Twenty two members and guests T. G Williams and Francis Blair attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siwanl
Vike
T. J. McCoy
Service Club
T. G Willams
Francis Blair
Young People's Unit Names WCTU Officers
The L. T. 1 unit of the WCTU met at the Methodist church with Mrs. Towe Johnson in charge. Officers elected include President Clara Hill Vice President Virginia Posburgh Secretary Vivian Pairchild Treasurer Opal Hill and Librarian Henry Hill. The group drilled for the upcoming WGTU tea program. The first close-up in motion pictures was invented by director David Wark Griffith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Unit
WCTU
Methodsst Church
Towe Johnson
Clara Hill
Virginia Posburgh
Vivian Pairchild
Opal Hill
Henry Hill
David Wark Griffith
Re Eoe
Engagement of Clymer Girl Is Announced
Mrs Mary Nyweide of Clymer announces the engagement of her daughter Miss Jane Lookenhouse to Ernest R Hinsdale son of Mr and Mrs Bail Hinsdale of Claner NY Miss Lookenhouse graduated Clymer High School class of 1938 and served as librarian at the Clymer library She is employed at Dr R X Williams residence Elinsdite works on the defense building project at General Electric Erie No wedding date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer
Mary Nyweide
Clymer N. Y
Jane Lookenhouse
Ernest R. Hinsdale
Bail Hinsdale
Claner, N.Y
Elinsdite
General Electric Company
Erie
Mrs. James Johnston Hosts 500 Club at AIS
Mrs James Johnston entertained the 500 Club at AIS on Vullasion Street Wednesday evening. Prizes went to Mrs Carl Gustafson and Mrs Elof Dahl. A dessert lunch followed for members Mrs Gustafson Mrs Dahl Mrs Donald Sears Charles Weston Mrs Walter Sears Mrs Arthur Goring and guest Mrs Hiram Brewer. The club will meet with Mrs Henry Hoks in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ais
Vullasion
Issex Street
Er Hotie
Carl Gustafson
Elof Dahl
Johnston
Gustafson
Dahl
Donald Sears
Charles Weston
Walter Sears
Arthur Goring
Hiram Brewer
Henry Hoks
Byo Weeks
Buffet Supper Honors Son at Peake Home
Mrs. Waller Peske hosted a Thursday night gathering at her Bactitted Peake Home honoring her son Walter. Guests played bingo with prizes awarded to Roger Amy and Martha Spaulding. Attendees included Mary Graham, Nancy Hammond, Meredity Fogle, Marion Young, Mildred Young, Marjorie Howard, Jean Larson, Robert Spencer, Jack Dempsey, Robert Rich, Jack Spielman, Robert Auer, Robert Parsons and Mr. Amy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peake
Waller Peske
Walter
Roger Amy
Martha Spaulding
Mary Graham
Nancy Hammond
Meredity Fogle
Marion
Mildred Young
Miss Spaniding
Marjorie Howard
Jean Larson
Robert Spencer
Jack Dempsey
Robert Rich
Jack Spielman
Robert Auer
Robert Parsons
Mr. Amy
Homemade Scrapple Recipe Teaser Idea
A quirky note describes making scrapple from scraps and cornmeal. It suggests mixing, pouring into a pan, chilling, unmolding, slicing thin, and sprinkling with brown sugar or spice. The writer teases a witty, low cost kitchen experiment.
Morrow entertains bridge club at Tarbell’s dinner
Mrs E L Morrow hosted her bridge club last night at Tarbell’s and her North Center street home. Prizes were won by Mrs Raymond Anderson and several guests including Mrs O W Jones, Mrs Walter Scott, Mrs Horton Davis, Mrs J A McCracken, Mrs Harold Powell, Mrs Jack Holt, and Mrs Langdon Rowe, with Anderson also claiming the special prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes
E. L. Morrow
Tarbell’s
Tasermidge
Morrow
North Center Street
Raymond Anderson
O. W. Jones
Walter Scott
Horton Davis
J A McCracken
Harold Powell
Jack Holt
Langdon Rowe
Anderson
Reception for Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Dodd in Columbus
A social reception honored Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Dodd at their Columbus home last evening. Mrs. Marjorie Dood of Jamestown and Frank Dodd of Columbus won prizes. the couple just married, Mr. and Mrs. Dani, received gifts. A wedding cake feature was served with a dimeh wedding ale.
Rebekah Helping Hand Club Holds Sewing Bee
Twenty five members of the Rebekah Helping Hand Club met at the Odd Fellows hall yesterday afternoon to sew for the Red Cross and the Odd Fellows Home at Meadville Pennsylvania. A supper was served by committee members Mrs York Mrs Pred Mixer and Mrs Jadestrom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Helping Hand Club
Sewing Bee
Rebekah Helping Hand
Odd Fellows Hall
Red Cross
Odd Fellows Home
Meadville
Fred York
Pred Mixer
BS. Jadestrom
Lutheran Ladies Plan Bake Sale This Weekend
The Lutheran ladies sponsor a bake sale tomorrow morning October 11 at the Gift Shop 125 North Senter Street. Mr and Mrs S B Histon left this morning for State College to visit their daughter Martha over the weekend then proceed to DuBois for the Pennsylvania Chapter of the American Industrial Bankers event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Ladies
North Senter Street
S. B. Histon
Tor State College
Martha
DuBois
Mr. Elston
Pennsylvsns
American Industrial Bankers
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REX Theatre
Belle Starr
Randolph Scott
Ciata
Dana Andrews
John Sheppard
Elizabeth Patterson
Sky Reiders
Youngsville
Theodore Gray
Warren
Leah ¥. Burst
Waller Burs
Starbrick
Bernstein Bros
Morth Center Street
Corry, Penn‘a
Menton Society Gurage
J.J. Desmond
D. B. Taggart
Huntsville
Canada
Lee Whittlesey
Betty Whitlesey
Finneston
N. J
Richard Bates
Robert
Dorothy Craker
Corry
Paul Stroup
Junior Stewart
Winchester
L. R. Tiffany
Keppel
Mansfield State Teachers College
Mansfield
Ruth Bush
E. E. Bush
T. C. Fox
R. E Hawkins
Donald Watson
Jimmy
Pearl Buck
Scitor
Promnent
Adelaide Kerr
Womel
Thrusham
Heaven
Earth
Miss Huck
Lena Madesin Philips
Morrell
James Johnston
Agee
Lakeview
Zay
Ash
Ring Bologna
Bly
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
Mrs. N. E. Dodd
Trupar
Powell Motor Company
Center St
Lincoln-Zephyr
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