PTA Plans Halloween UNICEF Event at St Edward's School
At St Edward's School PTA monthly meeting held in the school hall on Wednesday plans were made for a Halloween party to benefit UNICEF for all children in the ty. The program was led by president Mrs. Caruso with devotions by Sister John Bosco. A committee chaired by Mrs. James Ally was named for party arrangements and a card party tentatively planned for Wednesday October 28 at 8 pm. Several committees were named for tickets prizes publicity and refreshments with two door prizes and a prize for each table. A white elephant sale followed the meeting adding proceeds to the PTA treasury. Committee members included Mrs. James Ally Norbert Bachbomer Ernest McMichael George Koester August Wasink and others. The meeting noted upcoming visits and local travel plans involving several families and relatives, as well as a forthcoming wedding and other social items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Edward's
Unicef
Rosaro Curso
John Bosco
John DeSund
James K. Ally
PTA
Norbert Bachomer
Ernest McMichael
George Koester
Kelty
August Wasink
John Migthiccio
Leora Migluccio
John Wasenk
Mra. Caruso
James Allyn
Norbert Bach‘biter
Nick Marty
Harry Burton
Albert Ops
Mes
Don Wiewers
Mira McMichael
Mrs Page Louderback Hosts J. O. Y. Class Event
Mrs Page Louderback hosted First Presbyterian Church J. O. Y. class at her Fast South Street home. Members enjoyed a conie-as-your-type party with devotions by Aix Touderback and prizes for funniest dressed. Mrs John Kennedy led business. Hanky shower given for Mrs Orlo Ewing bound for Kansas City. Whlets provided refreshments. next meeting November 10 plans a banquet at Hotel Corryth with secret sisters revealed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page Louderback
Fast South Street
Aix Touderback
Tne Chirge
John Kennedy
Guy Button
Evelyzt Roberts
FE. Whittlesey
Orlo Ewing
Kansas City
Louils Bll
Albert Rathbun
Delia Bernat
Corryth
Local Bridge Club Meets With Mrs. George Gould
Mrs. George Gould hosted the first fall bridge club meeting with guests Mrs. Ross Feeley and Mrs. Thoms Rothrock. Two games of contract were played, wired by Mrs. Arthur Treat and Mrs. GA Tilstrom, while Mrs. Robert Grice won the wavering prize. A light June — or light refreshment — was served, and the group adjourned to Mrs. Trest's home in Union City.
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Geofre Gul
Park
Ross Feeley
Thoms Rothrock
Arthur ‘Treat
GA. Til=strom
Robert Grice
Cooking Demonstration At Hospitality Meet Highlights Miss Osborne
Miss Grace Osborne of Erie presented a cooking program at the Hospitality Club meeting held yesterday in the Garden Room of the VEW Club. About 30 members attended as Osborne demonstrated Swiss steak potatoes carrots stuffed pork chops and other dishes. The event featured tips for unhurried hosting and a served meal followed the demonstration. The committee included Mrs Nevdham chairwoman Mrs Mulderick Mrs Nichols and others. A donation of 85 was given to UNICHE Hutlowees program and volunteers were sought for an October 315 event. Mrs R. W. Keck was welcomed as a newcomer to the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Osbeirtie
Erie
Pennsylvania Electric Gompany
Hospitality Club
VEW Club
Osortie
Mss Osborsin
Farnee
Nevdham
To Mulderick
L. Nichols
Earl Haight
John Mooney
Juyimand Sundbury
Estelle Wells
Charmint
Mrs E W Holt Hosts Bridge Luncheon Event
Mrs E W Holt hosted a bridge luncheon yesterday at Al Fenhurst near Watfaburs with Mrs Jamit Michnnes as a guest. The event began at 12 30 and included a two table bridge game followed by prize awards. Mrs HL Langdon Rowe and Mrs Horton J Davis received special recognition while Mr O W Bhicken Sr won the special prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casas
Alfenhurst
Watfaburs
EW. Holt
Jamit Michnnes
HL Langdon Rowe
Horton J. Davis
W. Bhicken
Jeba Meets Plans For Day Of Recollection
The Catholic Daughters of America Me. Conception No. 35 held a meeting presided by Mrs Leo Mooks. They voted to contribute to the Community Chest drive and to UNICEF Halloween party via the Chamber of Commerce. Plans were announced for the Day of Recollection on October 30 at St Thomas Church led by Rev James Peterson. A storm card party and a Halloween gathering were noted with numerous committee reports and upcoming events.
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Court Conception
Catholic Daughters of Amerie
Leo Mooks
Chamber of Commerce
Coukles
Joseph Gronosia
Walter Sweet
Lea Hovwlet
Max Sarat McCloskey
Howard Lee
Julio’ Zeplin
Antiut Pitts
Hubert Weldon
Richard Muckinhhupt
Joseph Burressi
Allan Shields
Fred Holismay
Gpa
Scvull Mentitic
Quinbyrith
Canata Five Club Meets At Mrs Reed Home
The Canata Five Gold Club gathered Wednesday at Mrs Harley Reed's White Street residence. Prizes were awarded in a lighthearted card game with winners including Mrs Earl Burlingines and Mrs Aies Fenno. A social hour followed with snacks as guests noted Mr Gerald Miller's birthday and other small celebratory moments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canata Five Club
Harley Reed
Canata Five Gold Club
White Street
Earl Burlinginies
Aies Fenno
Gérsid Plas
Nostess
Mucaroni
Velushes
Tow
Gerald Miller
Mrattoo
Miller
Emmanuel Guild Meeting at Church Thanksgiving Plans
Emmanuel Guild met at 2 30 yesterday afternoon at North Center street with Mrs Foster Davis hosting. Rev William Sette led devotions and Mrs Velmi Moore urged support for United Thank Offering boxes and St Barnabas House during Thanksgiving services. Mrs H A Crosent read poems and refreshments were served. November 10 is next meeting date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster Davis
North Center Street
Emmanuel Guild
William Rity
Velmi Moore
Rey
Sette
St. Barnjibas House
North East
H. A. Crosent
Davis
Moore
Mrs Clyde Hall Hosts Baptist Fellowship Meeting
Mrs Clyde Hall hosted the Baptist Ladies Fellowship at her home for the regular meeting. Twenty one members attended and sang group hymns as Mrs Roy Kerstetter led devotions on missionaries. Officers appointed and refreshments served as Mrs Mary Milter noted plans for the coming year. The next gathering is set for November 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Ladies Fellowship
Roy Kerstetter
Mary Milter
M. E Shambadeh
Go. Parsons
Pth
Mrs J A McLaughlin Hosts Card Club Week At Home
Mrs J A McLaughlin entertained her card club this week at her home on South Center street with all members attending. Mrs Dottald Stewart received the award for the panastagan. The group planned a social evening and another gathering in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Heberteln
Charles Hebertelss
Erie
Rhaibeth Kammerer
Alia
Mich
Sisuye Immicul- Atta
Leo Hebertein
Lynford Chase
Mark
Buyder Circle
Ewald Carlson
Dyiliestown
Glevelynd
Widen
Chase
Carson
Leonard Lilley
Mary Jase
Boothwin
Hueste
John BR
North Center Street
Mary Dine
Miss Betts
Jean Anderson
Ray Yohn
Hl Stewart
Cleveland
Ato Supply
Walter Dagean
Ride Street
Buffalo
Jotun Skeps
Aiovue A Micuaugeum
Hbine
South Center Street
Dottald Stewart
Tate
Stel
Beaverdam EUB Men's Brotherhood Meeting Report
Beaverdam based Weyne Valley Evangelical United Betven Church group met with My and Mrs. Pivid Lindquist at a Beaverdam home early this week. Seven members attended as Glenn Div conducted routine business. A social witch was served. plans for an event on November 15 were set, inviting all members.
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EUB Men‘s Brotherhood
Beaverdam
Tit Men's Brotherhood of
the Weyne Valley
Evangelical United Betven Church of
Pivid Lindquist
Besertien
Glenn Div
Matty Fite
Birthday Club Fetes Mrs Johnson at Jamestown Dinner
Mrs Johnson is honored by the birthday club with a supper party at the Lawrence R es in Jamestown. Guests include Mrs Bertie D Sisot and Mrs Hits Lislie. The group presents a gift and a film follows. The club's November meeting will be at Mrs Agnoh Rumbayeh's Spring Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sesueivers
Wwe
Lawrence Res
Jamestown
Davirs
Yin Tay
Bertie Diusisot
Surgerstown
Hits Lislie
Jamestowytt
William Johnson
Bictiti
Club
Agnoh Rumbayeh
Spring Street
Miss Millie Gibas Feted At Party In Union City
Miss Millie Gibas celebrated her upcoming marriage to Joe Geran at a Union City party attended by fifteen guests. Marilyn Ingram Barbara Gibas and Mary Hepler won awards. Decorations featured fall colors and silver, with pineapple and assorted refreshments served later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millie Gibas
Union City
Aereyse
Union
Joe Geran
Fifleen
Marilyn Ingram
Barbara Gibas
Mary Hepler
LeFevre
Princess Margaret Said Yes to Townsend Romance
UK rumor swirled as Princess Margaret reportedly said yes to RAF Group Captain Peter Townsend after a private meeting at Clarence House. Townsend declined to elaborate, fueling public speculation of a royal announcement before Parliament opens, amid Church of England opposition and royal family doubt.
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London
Britain
Margaret
Hass
RAF
Peter Townsend
Queen Elizabeth
Brittain
Lobele
Townsend
Church of England
Livi Townsend
Clarence House
Miniparet
Queen Mother Elizabeth
Buckingham Palace
Brussels
Japanese ex-rickshaw puller to lead new Socialist party
Masaburo Sudai, a scholarly 62 year old who once pulled a rickshaw, was elected chairman of Japan's newly formed Socialist party uniting left and right wings. He predicts the party will win about 200 of 467 Diet seats in the next election, with a future majority. The party seeks to challenge the Conservative dominated Diet as polls show 155 current votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Socialist Party
Japan
Masaburo Sudai
Polly
Suzuki
Diet
DIES OF BURNS LANCASTER PAT GABLE 83
Pat Daniel Gable 83 of Honey Brook died at Lancaster General Hospital from burns sustained yesterday. He died today in Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Pat Daniel Gable
Honey Brook
Lancaster General Hospital
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Bill Sims
WAST
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Jeba
Thriftichecks
Bank of
Fale
Fantashére
Fantashere
Clyde Hall
Baptist Fellowship
J. A. McLaughlin
Wm. Johnson
U.S
Tokyo
United States
Scotland
St. James Palace
Butch
America
Technicolor
Wael
Wun Evans -Hyer
Westinghouse Dryer
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