Sitter to come down Cleveland flag pole transplant
Charley Luplea watched as a moving crew prepared to remove him and his flag pole from Cleveland Stadium. Plans call for him to be lowered atop his pole and moved to the ball yard. Tomorrow he will set his feet on ground for the first time since May 31. Britain claimed the Bahamas in 1627 but failed to solidify rule for nearly a century due to pirate control.
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Cleveland
Charley Luplea
Cleveland Stadium
Charley
Ball Yard
Britain
Bahamas
Dance series opens at Elks home with first event
The Mawes Society notes the Subsea Club hosts the first of a twice monthly Fall dance series at the Elks home. Freidie Eimers with a six piece band plays from 9 30 p m to 1 30 a m. The October 5 dance features Johnny Himebaugh and his Erie orchestra with the Etchen open. sandwiches will be sold. Alfred M Morrison chairs the entertainment. Numerous local residents and visitors are listed in attendance and travel plans.
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Vorry
BPO
Elks
Freidie Eimers
Andi Johnnnig Himebaugh
Erie
Etchen
Alfred M. Morrison
Moffatt School PTA Opens Program For Year
The Moffatt School PTA met to review progress on yard improvements. Walter Dingfelder noted two gravel loads placed for the driveway and planned drainage, while swings and slides were inspected and ordered closed until repairs and safety upgrades are made. New members Mr and Mrs Ralph Morris were welcomed.
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Vomplete
Moffatt School Pta
Walter Dingfelder
M. O. Baldwin
PTA
BTA
Hopele
Leonard Swanson
Jack St. Clair
Hallowe'en
Ralph Morris
4 H Call Club Meeting Hosts Discuss Winter Projects
Mr and Mrs Leslie Dodd of Columbus hosted the Brokenstraw 4 H Call Club Friday evening with ten members present. President Harold Curtis chaired the session which approved judging at meetings and planned a winter project discussion. County agent O Pritt of Wareton screened an engaging farm scenes film from Pennsylvania counties. Harold Curtis to host next meeting in October at an announced date.
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Leslie Dodd
Columbus
Brokenstraw
Harold Curtis
Friendship Club Meets at Mrs Roy Swart’s Home
The Friendship Club gathered Friday afternoon with Roy Swart of R.D. 2 as host for seven ladies. Contests filled the hour and awards went to Mrs. Ora Moyer, Mrs. Clifford A. Lawson, Mrs. Charles Mulligan, and Mrs. Eugene Powers. Mrs. Mulligan will entertain in three weeks on Friday October 14 at her R. D. 2 residence.
E U B Fall Institute At Erie Next Week
Delegation from Corry W S W S of the Evangelical United Brethren Church will attend the Fall institute of the Corry district Erie Conference with the board of Christian Education. The institute runs Monday September 26 to Saturday October 1. The Corry district meets September 20 at Glenwood Church. Rev. Gerald W. Zimmer missionary to China will speak. Sessions start 10 AM, 2 PM, and 7:45 PM.
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China
Sion
Tot Drowns In Well Near Grandfather’s Home
Four year old James Paull wandered from his twin brother Joseph while playing in a Butler yard. He fell into a 60 foot well that had been half filled and partially covered by a moved board, drowning near his grandfather’s house yesterday.
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Butler
James Paull
Officers
Joseph
Dutton Library Board Plans Membership Drive
The Dutton Library Board of Columbus met at Hoyt Robbins home to plot a future membership drive with help from local schoolchildren. The group plans to buy new materials and will reconvene on October 18 to continue planning.
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Dutton Library Board
Rewuuny Onne Witom
Evening Social Dinner and Card Party at Business Club
Members of the Business and Professional Women’s Club gather for a tureen dinner at 6:30 in the club rooms followed by bridge, 500, and Canasta. Prizes will be awarded. Miss M Agnes Lynch chairs the event with assisting members listed.
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Evenng Saneeting
M. Agnes Lynch
Dora Lee
Barbara Ann Keppel
Dorothy May
Ruth Owens
Concord Club Plans Halloween Masquerade at Community House
Concord Community Club held a meeting at the Community House where a Halloween masquerade is planned for October 1. The program, arranged by McCray and Lewis, features selections by Brown Ingalls and Thyulis. refreshments will be provided by Webb McCray Ladd Lewis Culver and others including Dr. and Mrs. Fred McCray of Sioux City attend from a distance.
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Concord Community Club
Robert Gates
Warner McCray
Newell Gates
Gerald Brown
Gerald Ingalls
Walter Thyulis
Bigi
Webb McCray
Ladd Lewis
Florence Culver
McCray
Lewis
Robert Gites
Fred McCray
Sioux City
Club Members Feted Miss Clara Pierce
Dorothy Boland entertained Triple Club members at her East Main street home Thursday evening. Miss Clara Pierce and her mother, Mrs. Klement Pierce, have been spending the summer in the city and will return to Tucson, Arizona. The ladies enjoyed social visiting and fancywork. refreshments included potato salad, hob rolls, olives, homemade cookies, coffee and tea.
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HS. Lawrence
Cherry Point
N. Y
West Upton
Mass
Lawrence
Harley M. Banks
North Gerier Street
Vern
Pleasant
North Carolina
T. Roger McCray
Buffalo
Mott Street
Kelsey
Aamily
East Main Street
Dean Kelsey
Franklinville
John M. Nielsen
Duarte
Calif
Lunetta Johnson
Robbins
Marion Young
William Smith College
Geneva
Wallace Young
Wright Street
E. EB. Hawkins
Martin Keppel
Gasper
Riverton
Wyoming
Harold Averill
Meadville
Roger Amy
University of Pittsburgh At Pittsburgh
John Roger
North Center Street
Pittsburgh
Milton McIntyre
Donald Lines
Floyd Middleton
David Andrus
Bryant-Stratton Business College
Loyd Lillie
Hugh Moore
Crossbill
Erie
Sherty
Helen Powers
Edward J. Meyer Memorial Hospital
John Northrop
Riceville
Glenn Gates
Elk Street
D. Damiet
Montgomery Ward Company
Dorothy Boland
Triple Club
Clara Pierce
Miss Pierce
Klement Pierce
Tucson
Ariz
Hospitality Club Program Announced Meeting Sep 27
The Hospitality Club plans a Tuesday 2 PM meeting at the American Legion Home on Noricenter Street. Local ladies are asked to bring old handmade quilts or coverlets for display and to share stories about them. Mrs KR Benson Guthood chairs the September Committee with helpers Mrs Robert G Tunnel Mrs RJ Miller and Mrs Leroy Dickinson.
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Oh Umusui Progesm
American Legion
Nori Center Street
KR. Benson
Robert G
Tunnel
Miller
Leroy Dickinson
Rural Mail Carriers Entertained At Dinner
Mr and Mrs Glemm Gales hosted eleven Coiry Post Office rural mail carriers and their wives at 7 pm for a chicken dinner. Guests included Mr and Mrs Clyde Hull, Mr and Mrs Frank Schrader and son Donal, Mr and Mrs Merrill Lille, Mr and Mrs Harry Reynolds, and Mr and Mrs Wesley Ober. The evening featured a game of progressive 800.
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Sruiy
Glemm Gales
Bie Street
Coiry
Pep Parade Sparks Curry Senior High Football Spirit
Members of Beaverde and Varsity clubs at Curry Senior High staged a pep parade before the Cory North East game. Officials lined the route as bands, floats from three classes, Beaverettes and cheerleaders provided pageantry. A reception for the team and coach Louis Hanna followed at the Junior High. A pep assembly and Mack parade capped the events.
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Beaverde
Te Curry Senior High School
Louis Hanna
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