PT A Meeting at Fairview School Attends Parents Teachers
Thirty five parents and teachers attend the Fair view School P T A meeting starting at 3 15 in Room No 1. Mrs J B Cogan reads the prayer and America is sung as Mrs Marion Jaggs chairs. New committees are named for the year with Mrs Frank Grice and Mrs John Sheehan as Council members and Mrs Russell Gusset among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.T. A
Fairview School
PT. A
J. B. Cogan
Helen Brown
America
Marion Jaggs
Frank Grice
John Sheehan
PT. A. Council
Russell Gusset
Helen Spencer
Edward Rossbacher
Ways and
Brown
Leland Wilcox
Leo Carroll
Lawrence Nichols
Paul Stroup
Cogan
Carl Goodwill
Eva Kepler
P.T A
Connell
Beland Johnston
Hilltop Club Holds Meeting at Anderson Home
Mrs Lawrence Anderson hosted Hilltop Club at her residence with six members present. President Mrs Zern Ailens led the session which opened with The Lord's Prayer. John Nelson's name was drawn for the group quilt top. Members cut and sewed quilt blocks and refreshments were served. The next meeting is set for October 6 at Mrs Charles Akam Jr.'s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Anderson
Hilltop Club
Zern Ailens
John Nelson
Charles Akam, Jr
E U B Brotherhood Holds Church Work Meeting
Members of the Evangelical United Brethren Church Brotherhood met at the church for a work session. Delmar Lindeen presided over a brief business meeting. Plans were made to attend the Erie Conference Men’s Congress October 9 at Camp Findley. Next meeting set for October 28 at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. U. B. Brotherhood
Men's Brotherhood of the
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Delmar Lindeen
Brotherhoods of the Erie Conference
Evangelical Unitied Brethren Church
Camp Findley
Mr. Lindeen
Car Lyons
Loren Gibbons
4 H Calf Club Meeting At Jack Raymond Home
The 4 H Calf Club and 16 guests gathered at the home of Jack Raymond. President Gerald Bensink presided with Clyde Hall of State College and Q. Tritt, Warren county agent, as speakers. Members voted to include the girls in the organization. Carleton Curtis will host on October 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Raymond
Gerald Bensink
Clyde Hall
Dinner party at hotel for Miss Joyce Skinner
A dinner in the Hotel Corry dining room honored Miss Joyce Skinner of Ren Supply Mfg Co. Inc as she leaves the company and prepares to marry the next morning. Mrs. Paul Brenoel and Mrs. William Gumbleton organized the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Ren Supply Mfg. Co., Inc
Joyce Skinny
Skinner
Paul Brenoel
William Gumbleton
C D of A Met For Social Session Thursday
Twenty five members of the Court Conception No 5 Catholic Daughters of America met Thursday evening at the C D A rooms on North Center street. The gathering featured contract bridge and refreshments served by a host of members. Plans were made for a Yummage site to be held next Friday and Saturday October 1st and at the club rooms with Mrs Wharton in charge. A business session is set for October 5 with Mrs Harry Paul Sr to chair the veterans committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Conception No. 5
Catholic Daughters of America
C.D. of A
North Center Street
James W
Lyle Saxton
John Potock
Harold Scholten
Leo Howlett
L. E Graham
Joseph Sham
Young People's Party at Mead Park Enjoys Bonfire and Dance
A Thursday evening gathering at Mead Park drew ten youths for singing visiting and a bonfire with hot dogs marshmallows and coffee. Later they moved to the Blue Bonnet Inn for light refreshments and dancing attended by Misses Mary Marty Shirley Simmonsen Nancy Meerdink Norma Marsit and others with Fred Forler Wesley Ten Hagen Donald LaRose Jack Snyder and more from Findley Pittsburgh.
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Mead Park
Blue Bonnet Ian
Mary Marty
Shirley Simmonsen
Nancy Meerdink
Norma Marsit
Dorothy Arnin
Fred Forler
Wesley Ten Hagen
Fred Porter
Donald I
Findley Lute
Jack Snyder
Pittsburgh
Rebekahs Sewed For Children's Home Bazaar Dinner Planned
The Rebekah Helping Hand club gathered at LOC Hall to sew and prepare for a December bazaar and public supper for Meadville's Children's Home. President Mrs. Arthur G. Barton presided. committees planned the tureen dinner and comforter tying with Mrs. Beall, Mrs. Dickes, and Mrs. Buxton coordinating. The next meeting is October Ten at 10 a.m.
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Dresser Searts
Meadville
Rebekah
LOC
Yesterds
Lutheran Young People Organize at St Paul’s Church
A meeting at the parsonage 919 East Pleasant Street led by Rev Harry Bowman formed a new Lutheran Young People group for members over 21. Twenty one attended. officers include D Armour Hillstrom president A Tate vice president John Preno secretary Alton Dahlstrand treasurer. Next meeting is October 7 with Hillstroms hosting. recreation committee named. group name to be chosen.
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Ourouay
St. Paul's
Evangelical
Luther In
Harry
Hillstrom
Fast Wayne Street
Dahistlund
Shirley Depew
C. A.hilstrom
Wheelock Aid Met for Fall Gathering and Honors
Wheelock Community Ale Society members met at Mrs. Frank Harvey’s home to start fall activities. The party honored Mrs. Delos Ayers Mrs. Roland Anderson and Mrs. Victor Slye and her twins with gifts. Awards went to Mrs. E. V. McClintock Mrs. Otto Joy and Mrs. Loren Mason. Refreshments included Boston cream pie and coffee. Next outing set for October 7 at 6 p.m. at Mrs. Ayers’ home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheelock Aid
Wheelock Community Ale Society
Frank Harvey
Delos Ayers
Roland Anderson
Victor Slye
E. V. McClintock
Otto Joy
Loren Mason
F. Lowe Rawards
Aid
Mye. Ayers Om
Bridge Club Meets At Mrs Holt Home
Mrs Holt of North Center Street hosted last evening's contract bridge session for the Arters of her club. Mrs An derson and Mrs Jones received regular awards while Mrs Scott won the special prize. A dessert course followed and Mrs Scott will entertain the membership on October 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Club
Ellsworth Holt
Ellsworth) Holt
North Center Street
Raymond Andersom
W. Jones
Walter H. Scott
Scott
Wright Street
Columbus Boy Scouts To Have Paper Drive
The Boy Scout Troop of Columbus will hold a paper drive on Tuesday September 28 in Columbus township. Residents should place dampers tied in bunches in plain view of the street for pickup after 4 pm. Proceeds will support Boy Scout activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Boy Scouts
Boy Scout Troop of
Columbus
Columbus Township
Spencer Aid Society Elects Officers At Annual Meeting
The Spencer Ladies Aid Society met for an all day session at the home of Mrs. Dorothy McCray with 81 attendees. Mrs. Omar Crowell chaired the business meeting and led the election of officers including Mrs. Crowell as president and Mrs. Ralph Bailey as vice president.
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Spencer Aid Society
Spencer Ladies Aid Society
My.wick Mi
Crowell
Ralph Bailey
HH. Gilson
Joseph McCray
Thomas Pullom
Carl Fullom
Niels Sorenson
Taylor Begins 2 Day Swing Across State
S Senator Glen Taylor of Idaho campaigns in Pennsylvania for the Progressive party ticket. He plans speeches in Bethlehem Mesquite Shenandoah and other towns with stops for the vice presidential bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Bethlehem
Glen Taylor
Idaho
Pennsylvania
Keystone
Progressive Party
Henry A. Wallace
Washington County
Canoisbing
Mesquehoning
Machanoy City
Shenandoah
Native Sons to Host Hometown Welcomes in Pennsylvania Week
Harrisburg reports hometown welcomes across Pennsylvania as part of the Pennsylvania Ambassadors Week initiative. Invitations go to state leaders and ambassadors for the first summit. Notable attendees include Mrs Mildred Coughtin McNutt, Admiral Harold A Stark, and cartoonist Ham Fisher at Wilkes Barre events preceding the Parade of Progress expo.
Yankee Tin Peddlers First in America Founders
Edward and William Pattison started a shop in Berlin Connecticut around 1740 making cooking utensils and household articles. They sold goods door to door and became the first Yankee tin peddlers in America.
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America
Edward and
William Pattison
Berlin
Conn
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