Local Sorority Hostess Delights Members At Mooney Home
Mrs Joseph Mooney hosted Ephilon Phi Chothr sorority at the Mooney residence on Park Street with 17 members attending. Mrs Raymindnd Biynt chaired a brief business meeting as Mrs Robert J Gleason reported Ways and Means, while plans were announced for a social at Logelliex and a corry Johnsonbury game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Peeney
Josyph Mooney
Ephilon Phi Chothr
Bete Sliema Phi
Lusheveniig
Johny Mooney
Park
Robert Eddy
Raymidnd
Robert J. Gleason
Ernest Siigmonsen
Tlis
Arthine
Lalivel
Cotter
Good Attendance Noted At Columbus PTA Meet
Community turnout at a Columbus PTA meeting highlighted active parent involvement. Attendees discussed school improvements and volunteer opportunities hosted by the PTA officers, with plans for ongoing events and collaborations across the district.
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Columbus
Hospitality Club Travel Talk Night at Church
A travel talk program was held in the parish room of St. Paul’s Lutheran Church with attendees seated by Ray Elmer A. Oxtner. Rev. Grkyer led the event as guest speakers discussed foreign language topics and related travel experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cain
Yiernoun
Chalras
Ganten
Ray Elmer A. Oxtner
St. Paul's
Frewsburg African Violet Show This Weekend
The Frewsburg African Violet Show will be held at the Frewsburg community venue on Sunday and Monday September 2 and 3. Doors open at 2 p.m. each day with a display of 45 varieties of plants including cream colored and variegated specimens from the state.
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Frewsburg
Feagens Py
Ann
Atriend Yigtof
Euskpela
Kerceart
Gouthiley
Friesit
Tewebury
Sufuediey
Sun
Ube
Bob
College Club Dinner Meeting Monday at Hotel Corry
College Club announces a dinner meeting on Monday at 6:30 PM at the Hotel Corry. Solembix Salhi will address members on the topic of The Elite from the Webme featuring Mrs Seaton who owns a large collection of American and foreign dolls. Committee members profiled include Robert A Okt Jr and Mrs Georgy Gobld among others inviting all to attend.
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Ae—sepeme
Lake Conelway
Keobayt
Clady
Dean Ayers
Star
PTA Council
Oe Weldon Getber
Conway
Geterath
Apqnapr
Scott Troop
Raul Brown
Pebernn
Calva Svar
Miles
Thethdad
Joe McCrey
Phil Uh Driver
Fran
Waller
Corry
Solembix
Lsu Aperatré
Robert A. Okt Jr
Auipelmpetioy
Herry Misch
ML Qouphis
Mra
Georgy Gobld
ATS
Erine McKnight
Richard Grimm
Mr. Owl
Haner Couple Honored At Shower In Duarte California
Lawrence Haner and wife were feted at a Saturday evening shower hosted at the Andrew Dobson residence on Pleel ai HI. The dining room featured white bells and pink streamers, a pink and white themed luncheon, and a four tier cake with pink and white candles. Guests from Duarte, Buffalo, Youngsville, Suzay Grove, Columbus and nearby areas attended, presenting gifts and a money purse to the newlyweds.
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Muarden Coupe
Lawrence Haner
Maple Avenue
Andrew Dobson
Pleelai HI
Andrew Johnson
Lyle Johnson
Paul Gibson
Louise Gibson
Duarte
Calif
Buffalo, Erle, Youngsville
Suzay Grove
Columbus, Corey
Vicinity
Rotary Club Dinner At Hotel Corry
Routine business dominated last evening’s Rotary Club meeting at the Hotel Corry with President William Poiffer presiding. Thirty four members attended the dinner and committee reports were heard, plans for future activities discussed, and a directors’ meeting followed the session.
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Miletine
Rotary Club
Hotel Corry
William Poiffer
Mars
Wibley
Arthur. Burgess
Wiilhun Leaby
Mrs Harold Gale Hosts Canata Five Club Meeting
Mrs Harold Gale of South Ist avenue hosted the Canata Five club yesterday afternoon. Members played 500 for prizes awarded to Mrs Harley Reed and Mrs Cyrston May. The nameable winner was Myse Chester Swarm. A luncheon of scalloped potatoes baked beans sandwiches and cookies followed.
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Canata Five Chit
Harold Gale
South Ist Avenue
Harley Reed
Mra Cyrston May
Myse Chester Swarm
St Elizabeths Guild Plans Card Party and Style Show
At St Elizabeths Church Guild meeting last evening at the president Miss dia Zepku home, sixteen members attended. Plans for a card party and style show were announced for Tuesday November 19 at the Moosehom, with Leed's Dros Shop presenting the show. Committees named for reservations refreshments publicity and gifts. A Halloween plans segment noted for future activity.
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St. Elizabeth's Church Guild
Dia Zepku
EM Reon
Zepku
Erie
Patina
Hom
Fred Housman
Sumnley
Millek
Bruno Spitman
Raymond Buchomner
Charles Armstrong
Mes
Wendell Shields
Robert Walte
Mitch
Ano Royek
O 'T Anderson
May
Cyni Glaviya
Duly
Wedell Shield
Raymond Backotnet
Jieele
Gommpriseel
Wi L Holton
Stanley Milk
August Wasraks
Wil Jigmi Thorpeon
Joseph Hajec
Thomas Reed
Malek
Harrisburg elects district officers at state convention
William F Sutter of Harrisburg won the district president post at Pennsylvania Fennants clubs 39th annual state convention. He succeeds Righild C Andlerson of Dubois. Other officers named include district treasurer Im Bradford of Cords gpolls and secretary William Watson of Harrisburg.
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Harrisburg
William Fsutter
Bergink
Pennsylvania
Fennants Clubs
Sutter
Righild C Andlerson
DuBois
Im Bradford
Cordsgpolls
William Watson
Hartisburg
White Man Plans To Continue Pushing Indians Off Their Land
SADAMANCA New York The Seneca Nation faces federal plans for a 100 million dollar flood control project along the Allegheny River near Kinzua dam 12 miles above Warren creating a lake up to 23 miles long and potentially inundating 9 000 acres of the Alleghany Reservation. Seneca President Leg Cooper says the Pickering treaty grants land ownership to the Senecas and any sale or flood-rights must receive their consent. He sees no reason for expectations of that consent.
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Salamanca
Sadamanca
N.Y
Warten Aris
Allegheny River
Pittsburgh
New York State
Allegany Reservation
Saldminnea
United States
Leg
Cooper
Seneca Nation
Aequiire
Clark Hits Duff For Complacency in Somerset Speech
Clark, Democratic Senate hopeful, accused Republican Sen James H Duff of prioritizing big business over Pennsylvanians in a Somerset County speech. He argued Duff's stance favors influential interests, while many Pennsylvanians struggle to meet basic needs.
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Clark
Duff
Windber
Joseph S Clark
U.S. Senate
James H. Duff
Somerset County
Philadelphia
Adda
Cluk Sild Dutt
Smusly Campta
Dedtabed
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania Prodn Unemployed Rates Cite Duff’s Prosperity Claims
A passage argues that incomes under 2,500 in 1685 and more than a quarter million unemployed exist in Pennsylvania. It claims depressed spirits in the state and criticizes Senator Duff for proclaiming prosperity while living amid high costs of living and economic hardship.
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Pennsylvania
Sen. Duff
Duff
Alfred the alligator returns to Lincoln Park Zoo pen
Alfred the truant eight foot two hundred fifty pound alligator was captured after three days of wandering. Bob Jeu, Lincoln Park Zoo curator, led the chase and reclaimed the animal last night, ending the brief escape with a successful return to its enclosure.
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Welohuma Ottla
Alfred
Lincoln Park Zoo
Bob Jeu
Jensil
Erie Yacht Club Burglar Makes Inside Job Cash Heist
A burglar in an inside job stole a cash box with 1287.58 dollars and checks from the James Waters restaurant over the Erie Yacht Club. Detective Sergeant Mario Bagoni said the thief knew the exact location of the money and disturbed no other valuables. About half the loot was personal checks. silver money was also taken. Police suspect a former employee or insider, as few people knew the cash box location.
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Erie Yacht Club
Mario Bagoni
James Waters
Yacht Club
Bagons
Railroads Seek 15 Percent Freight Rate Increase
Eastern and Western railroads filed a petition with the State Commerce Commission for a roughly 15 percent freight rate hike. Chief traffic executives from across the country met in Washington to approve the proposal, with Southern lines choosing not to join for now. They cite higher material and supply costs and the need to fund improvements to rights of way and equipment as justification.
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Washington Tt
Eastern and Western Railroads
Thier
State Commerce Commission
Southern Lines
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