Erie Philharmonic Announces 1950 51 Season
Tickets sent to Erie Philharmonic Society season ticket holders list seven concert pairings for 1950 51 including one all Gershwin program three symphonic concerts and three with noted soloists Constance Keene Nan Merriman Frances Magness and a guest violinist Alphonse Galowicz is named concertmaster replacing Marjorie Bernstein who joined the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra Galowicz has served as concertmaster at Fredonia State and previously at Oberlin and other groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Philharmonic
Erie Philharmonic Society
Constance Keene
Nan Merriman
Frances Magness
Alphonse Gallewicz
Fredonia State Teaches College
Erie Philharmonic Orchestra
Gailewicz
Fredonia
Symphony Orchestra
Oberlin Conservatory
Lakeside Summer Symphony
Lakeside
Ohio
University of California Symphony
Gailowies
Marjorie Bernstein
Indianapolis Symphony Orchesta
Hallowe'en Party At Sullivan Home Hosts GGG Club
C G G Club held a masquerade party at the Sullivan home with 14 members in costume. Mrs Alfred Morrison Sr and Mrs Jerome Needham won bridge prizes. James Carrig led canasta. Hostess served sandwiches doughnuts cider and coffee. The group plans to meet again at Mrs Leo Mulderick's home in November.
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James P. Sullivan
GGG
Glib
Alfred Morrison, Sr
Jerome Needham
Storer
Ves
James Carrig
Leo Mulderick
College Club To Meet Monday Evening
Second meeting of the year of the College Women's Club will be held Monday evening October 28. Mrs HA Gilbert will host at her West Church street home. Professor Richard Beyer of Garon College Erie will speak. Committee members include Mrs Philip Zale néck, chair. Mrs Frank Anthony. Miss Elizabetha Rogers. Miss Nelle Titus. Mrs Joi Rickers. Mrs John Fenstermacher. Mrs Claire Porter. Mrs Leland Johnston. Mus Porter-Awer. Mrs Kilt Lee.
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College Women's Club
HA. Gilbert
West Church Street
Richard Beyer
Garon College
Erie
Philip Zalenéck
Frank Anthony
Elizabetha Rogers
Nelle Titus
Joi Rickers
John Fenstermacher
Claire Porter
Leland Johnston
Mus. Porter-Awer
Kilt Lee
Social club luncheon and bridge party at Hotel Corry
Mrs Harold K Powell hosted a social luncheon and an afternoon of bridge yesterday at Hotel Corry. 26 guests attended with Mrs James MacInnes, Mrs S J Irvine and Mrs N T Gillette winning the afternoon games. Visitors included Mrs Ely Barlow and Mrs Henry Bakes from California.
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Hotel Corry
Harold K. Powell
North Center Street
Ely Barlow
Henry Bakes
California
James MacInnes
J. Irvine
N. T. Gillette
Lutheran Fellowship Elects Officers At Hallowe'en Meeting
The Lutheran Fellowship League elected officers during a Mead Park party and business session led by President Dr Archie Tate. Voting chose Dr Joseph Furst as president Santo Leone as vice president Dr Stanton Bower as secretary and C A Hillstrom as treasurer. The next meeting is set for November 16 at an announced location.
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Lutheran Fellowship
Lutheran Fellowship League
Hallowe'en
Mead Park
Archie Tate
C. A. Hillstrom
Gerald Staples
Raymond Seastead
Ruth Lanston
Joseph Furst
Santo Leone
Stanton Bower
Hillstrom
Washington P T A Elects Leaders for The Citizen Child
Washington P T A met at the school to name the year's officers and committee chairs for the Citizen Child theme. Mrs Donald Dingle opened the session, with devotions by Mrs Harold Loyd and Mrs Harry Hall, and Miss Patriots Fields sang with Mrs Philip Zalmecks. Refreshments of cider and doughnuts were served. the next meeting on November 16 will be an evening session inviting fathers to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington P. T. A
Washington P.T.A
Donald Dingle
Orgavization
Harold Loyd
Harry Hall
BT. A
Patriots Fields
Concord Community Hallowe'en Party
A Melloween masquerade party at the Community House drew Concord Community Club members last evening. Rob ert Gates led a brief pre social meeting. Adult costume prizes went to Mrs. Ladd Lewis Franc Culver Miss Patricia Bramewynne and Mrs. Merrill Wade. Children’s prize recipients were Donald Swarm Richard Walstrum and Daniel Boutwell. Refreshments were set by Mrs Webby McGray Mrs. Louis Sexton and Mrs. Will Rose. Next meeting is November 17.
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Concord Community Club
Robert Gates
Cora McCray
Ladd Lewis
Franc Culver
Patricia Bramewynne
Merrill Wade
Larry Stull
Donald Swarm
Richard Walstrum
Daniel Boutwell
Webby McGray
Louis Sexton
Will Rose
Wheelock Aid Society Meets For All Day Quilt Session
The Wheelock Aid Society gathered with Mrs Harold Dougherty for an all day meeting at her home. A tureen dinner accompanied the noon meal. Twenty members attended as a quilt was finished and a Stanley product demonstration was given. Mrs Howard Vituse will host the hex meeting on November 2. An insecticide called scebrin was extracted from ox eye weed roots.
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Wheelock Aid
Dougherty
Wheelock Aid Society
Harold Dougherty
Marion Humphrey
Stanley
Howard Vi
Townsend Club Elects New Officers in Evening Meeting
Townsend Club chose new officers at a Smith Center Street meeting hosted by Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Tiffany. L. R. Tiffany was named president, B. F. Hutter first vice president, Eugene Smith second vice president, Mrs. Henry Bats treasurer, Mrs. Edith Brady secretary, and Mrs. Alonga Brooks pianist. PJ Barber and Fred Rise of Erie spoke on Townsend ism. Rice reported on the state convention in Lancaster October 15 to 16, noting 158 members attended the parade of clubs. Eugene and Mrs. Smith celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary with congratulations and memento. Blanche Keleher played Román numeral’s Prelude in C Sharp Minor. Nancy Herron won the door prize. a Halloween lunch was served. The next meeting date and place will be announced.
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Townsend Club
L. R. Tiffany
Smith Center Street
B. F. Hutter
Eugene Smith
Henry Bats
Edith Brady
Alonga Brooks
PJ. Barber
Fred Rise
Erie
Rice
Lancaster
Blanche Keleher
Rockmaninoff
Nancy Herron
Hallowe'en
N. F. Sewing Club Meets at Merker Home
Nellie Merker hosted the N F Sewing Club gathering on Thursday evening with six members present. The ladies enjoyed sewing and a dessert course prepared by Mrs Merker. The group will reconvene November 1 at Mrs Al Merker's Wright street home.
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Nts
Nellie Merker
East Pleasant Street
N. F. Sewing Club
Merker
al Merker
Wright Street
Houseguest Falls Towers and Tapers at Zalneck Birthday Party
Mrs Milton Zalneck hosted a surprise birthday party Thursday evening for her house guest Mrs Phinn Lehneider of Bugato. Fourteen guests enjoyed bridge and supper, with prizes awarded to several attendees including Mrs Sarah Zalenvet Mrs T Anderson Meg Rosa Mc Broy and Mrs Thelma Nichol. Shrimp salad hot rolls birthday cake and coffee were served by Mrs Zalzneck and Mrs Sarah Zaleneck, while Mr Mary Debuny assisted.
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Fall Towers
Sur Aise
Milton Zalneck
Ania
Phinn Lehneider
Bugato
Bridge
Suasta
Elks Duplicate Bridge Tournament Kicks Off
Elks Duplicate Bridge Tournament began under organizer Robert A Ott Jr at the local lodge. Twenty six players signed in with one week left to register as the top scorers vie for an $80 prize after nine consecutive Thursdays. Howell system used Thursday with four and a half tables active. High scores included John Rogers Theodore Aubley 41 Wallace Young and M Me Nast 38 Hd Davie and Ms Jon Baaneck 201.2 Pip Zalaneek and Roger Brown 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Robert A. Ott, Jr
Howell
John Rogers
Theodore Aubley
Wallace Young
M. Me Nast
Davie
Jon Baaneck
Pip Zalaneek
Roger Brown
Treon Public Luncheon Plan For October 25
Members of the Treon Society announce a public luncheon on Wednesday October 25 at St Pauls Lutheran Church. Home cooked menu includes chili rolls salad pie and coffee. Tickets sold well with serving from 11 30 a m to 1 p m. Funds will support the Sunday School work and committee chairs include Mrs Gerald Staples and Mrs A F Dahl sbrand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treon
Treon Society
H. S. Bowman
Si. Paul's Lather Church
Gerald Staples
A. F Dahlsbrand
Mrs Bracken Hosts Local Contract Bridge Club
Mrs O W Bracken of 915 North Senter Street entertained a local contract bridge club Thursday evening at her home. Guest Mrs F M Love won the special award and Mrs E W Holt and Mrs Hd Davis led the bridge prizes. Salad and refreshments were served. They will meet again next Thursday evening with Mrs Davis at West Congress Street.
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O. W. Bracken
QO. W. Bracken
North Senter Street
F. M Love
E. W. Holt
Hd Davis
Bridgeries
Bracken
Davis
Weat
Congress Street
Steelman hints more controls on economy
President Assistant John R. Steelman said tighter curbs on installment buying may be imposed and other controls could follow. The NPA restricted steel and Columbium use, the Commerce Department banned rubber exports, and set quotas on rubber consumption as part of wartime measures, aiming to preserve defense materials.
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Associated
Washington
John R. Steelman
Mt Holyoke Alumnae Association
Commerce Department
Wwe
French Forces Withdraw From Langson Frontier Headquarter
French troops abandon Langson fortress near the Chinese border leaving large stretches of Indochina exposed to rebel supply routes. The withdrawal from key posts including Donghke Caobane Thatke and Dong Dang completes a reorganization as France plans later offensives.
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Eatgon
Initochilin
Get
Langson
Hochi Minn
Indochina
Gommunist
China
Red Chinat
Donghke
Caobane
Thatke
Dong Dang
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