Dinner Club Meeting and Family Reunion Notes
The Dinner club at the home of Mr and Mrs James Elder Volant enjoyed a dinner for sixteen with colored roses on the table. Mrs Clifford Sipe and Patty Elder aided in serving. Plans were made for a July picnic with Mrs Sipe in charge. The next meeting is June 17 at the home of Mr and Mrs Paul Bratsche Descendants of Edward J and Eva Davis held Memorial Day at Cascade Park for their annual family reunion. The Cravens celebrated their 30th wedding anniversary with gifts from the family. Out of town guests included Ralph and Edward Davis of Detroit.
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Dinner Club
James Elder
Volant
Clifford Sipe
Patty Elder
John Morgan
Blanche Patterson
Laurel Boulevard
Paul Bratschie
Edward J
Eva Stewart Davis
Cascade Park
Edward Craven
Wampum
Cravens
Ralph and
Edward Davis
Detroit
Mich
Picnic at Cascade Park for Chat-A-Wa club June 19
Cascade Park will host the Chat-A-Wa club picnic on June 19 with Mrs Richard Venture as hostess. The Lowellville meeting featured card games with prizes to Mrs George Boazzo and Mrs Bay Battles. Special guests Mrs Wilous Hicks Miss Mary Rusick and Miss Teresa Augustine received gifts. Buffet lunch was served by the hostess and her mother Mrs George Reese.
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Cascade Park
Richard Venture
Bernice Rees
Lowellville
George Boazzo
Bay Battles
Wilous Hicks
Mary Rusick
Teresa Augustine
George Reese
Local N. N. Club Notes Meet At East Washington Home
N. N. club members gathered Wednesday evening at Mrs. Paul Whiteside’s East Washington street home. Five hundred dollars was in play with prizes awarded to Mrs. Robert Rook Mrs. Ralph Jordan Mrs. James Bell and Mrs. Earl White. Special guest Mrs. John Shidner received a guest prize. The next meeting is June 17 at Mrs. Ralph Jordan’s 902 Dewey avenue. Y L B Section B of the Third P church Y L B class will meet Friday at Mrs. Jess Dufford’s East Washington street.
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N. N
Paul Whiteside
East Washington Street
Robert Rook
Ralph Jordan
James Bell
Earl White
John Shidner
Dewey Avenue
P. Church
Jess Dufford
Club Eight Renamed and Nightowl Members Hostesse Gatherings
Club Eight changes name to Nightowl club meeting at Mrs. Anthony Vanassa home on Court Street with Mrs. John Patterson as hostess. Door prize to Mrs. Robert Gordon. five hundred prizes to Mrs. Robert Welsh and Mrs. Nellie Baker. Lunch served. Mrs. Edwin Griffith aided in refreshments. Grover Welsh opens his Oak Street home June 17 with Mrs. Robert Welsh as hostess. Friendly Relations club met at Mrs. Chiara zzi 433 Adams street. prizes to Mrs. Angelo Mooney and Mrs. Anthony Dominici. galloper to Mrs. William San Felice. Lunch served by hostess and daughter Mrs. Benjamin Perrett. Mrs. Frank Cozza to host June 25 at 513 Clen Moore boulevard.
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Club
Club Eight
Anthony Vanassa
Court Street
John Patterson
Robert Gordon
Robert Welsh
Nellie Baker
Edwin Griffith
Grover Welsh
Oak Street
Friendly Relations Club
Anthony Chiarazzi
Adams Street
Angelo Mooney
Anthony Dominici
Galloper
William San Felice
Benjamin Perrett
Frank Cozza
Clen Moore Boulevard
Hi Lo club meets for cards at Hillcrest Avenue home
Members gathered Tuesday evening at Mrs. Wendell Morris’s Hillcrest avenue home for a card party. Prizes went to Mrs. Ben Newkirk, Mrs. Albert Vanassa, Mrs. William Stewart, and Mrs. Robert Beatty with Stewart as special guest. A lunch was served by the hostess aided by Mrs. Stewart. The club will meet June 12 at Mrs. Jack Matthews’s home on 47212 Neshannon Avenue.
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Wendell Morris
Hillcrest Avenue
Ben Newkirk
Albert Vanassa
William Stewart
Robert Beatty
Jack Matthews
Neshannock Avenue
Some Shortages May Result From Recent Oil Troops
Some shortages may crop up next winter because of recent oil industry strikes. J. Ed. Warren, deputy petroleum administrator for defense, told a meeting in Pittsburgh that walkouts cost 65,000,000 barrels of petroleum products and that refineries must boost output to avert shortages, with the east coast likely hardest hit and price ceilings to be reconsidered. London policemen are nicknamed bobbies, from Sir Robert Peel, and the Ural Mountains separate Europe and Asia.
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Pittsburgh
INS
J. Ed. Warren
Defense
Pennsylvania Grade
Club Celebrates Members With Gift Presentation
Rose Bertucci and another member were celebrated and presented gifts by the club. The event featured a snack plan aided by Miss Marie Pendice and Mrs. Helen Call. The next meeting is set for June 26 at Miss Bertucci’s Oak Street home.
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Rose Bertucci
Marie Pendice
Helen Call
Oak Street
Warns Of Serious Damage Caused Allied Cooperation
U S Minister to Luxembourg Perle Mesta warns that destructive criticism by individuals in the United States and Europe damages allied cooperation. She says mutual interdependence exists and stresses U S Europe steel links, urging friendly language to avoid harming the alliance.
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New York
INS
U. S
Luxembourg
Perle Mesta
Europe
Washington
Overseas Press Club
Pittsburgh
Truman
Mesta
Organize New Group At Madonna Church
The first regular meeting of Madonna Society Group No 1465 of the Polish Roman Catholic Union of America was held at the church hall. Elected officers include Rev Edward Pikulik as chaplain and a slate led by president Helen Potoczny, with Sophia Zombek as vice president and Josephine Baranski recording secretary.
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Madonna Society
Roman Catholic Union of America
Church Hall
Edward Pikulik
Helen Potoczny
Sophia Zombek
Josephine Baranski
Helen Kolez
Joseph Krupa
Jane Mas
Church Meeting Hosts Named for July Refreshments
Lyk and Dolores Duda with sergeant at arms Bertha Hunt hosted refreshments after the meeting. The gathering was Tuesday July 1 at 7 30 p m in the church hall with John and Michae line Noga as hosts.
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Lyk
Dolores Duda
Bertha Hunt
John and
Michaeline Noga
Christ Lutherans Report at Pittsburgh North Circuit Assembly
Christ Lutheran church delegates will attend the Pittsburgh North Circuit Assembly at St. Thomas Lutheran in Pittsburgh on Sunday June 8 at 3 p.m. Rev. H Poellet will present reports and lead delegates from Christ Lutheran NL. The service highlights the assembly schedule and participation.
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Christ Lutheran Church
Pittsburgh North Circuit
St. Thomas Lutheran Church
Pittsburgh
H. Poellet
Conquest for Christ Offering Sets Lutheran Record
Rev. Victor Hoyer reports Missouri Synod Lutherans raised about 15 million dollars in the Conquest for Christ offering led by Christ Lutheran, Sharpsburg. The tribute is noted as the largest giving by any Lutheran church body.
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Sembly
Missouri Synod Lutheran Church
Victor Hoyer
First Lutheran Church
Sharpsburg
Christ Lutheran
Question Three Officers In Koje Prison Camp Affair
The Senate armed services committee asked the Pentagon when three army officers disciplined over the Koje Island prison camp incident can be brought to Washington for questioning. Colonels Colson and Dodd and Brig. Gen. Yount were cited and a formal reprimand issued.
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Koje
Washington
INS
Senate Armed Services Committee
Pentagon
Koje Island
Byrd
Charles F. Colson
Francis T. Dodd
Paul Yount
Far East
Mark Clark
Dodd
Senate
Bridges
New Hampshire
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N. N. Club
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W.C. Club
Highland Avenue
Arthur Lang
Michael Mescall
Joseph Flynn
Frank Logue
Thomas Burgess
Phillip Clark
Harold Clark
Round Round Street
Seven Bees
Seven Bees Club
Ann Mumford
Pearl Street
Lena Delliquadre
Jennie Compell
Gerard Chiarazzi
London
Bobbies
Sir Robert Peal
Scotland Yard
Ural Mountains
Asia
Arket
N. Mill ST
Axe’s
Cudahy
Coffee Maxwell House
Roush
Ajax Cleanser
Richardson’s
Austin
Yacht Club
Sugar Sweet Peas
Monarch
Mt. Whitney Calif
Sucher
Young Tender
Castle
U.S. No. 1
Lawrence County
Dante Capicolla
Wisconsin
Clearfield
Madonna Church
Christ Lutherans
Richard the Lion Hearted
England
Land
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Cale
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