Rebekah Lodge Installation and Youngsville Chapel Plans
News items from Youngsville report Erebekah Lodge officers installed with Mel Rarey district deputy presiding. Officers named include Noble Grand Georgia Kinnear and other posts. A warm sugar supper followed. Chapel program slated for Friday April 13 at Youngsville High with senior essays and Brent medal presentation. Legion Auxiliary sewing for Green Military Hospital patients, meeting April 24 with initiation ceremony planned.
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Youngsville
Greg Rebekah Lodge
Mel Rarey
Noble Grand
Georgia Kinnear
Frances McAllister
May Hooven
Anna Davis
Delia Hurley
el Ball
Evalyn Carr
Mae Brown
Youngsville High School
Lulu Bloomquist
Dorothy Farnham
Edward Day
Ethel Linn
Brent
Lincoln
Tea meeting presided by Tri-County Council at Yonnesville
Local notice reports a White House tea table event at Yonnesville on Saturday April 28 hosted by the Tri-County Council. The gathering aims to welcome a large number of visitors and the presiding official is to be announced at the meeting.
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Yonnesville
Bake sale plans and social notes from Sheffield area
Sheffield Groups 5 and 9 plan a bake sale at Peterson Meat Market Saturday afternoon. Residents Naomi White and Ruth Repine visit Indiana Pa. Rev H D Call of Oil City spent the weekend here. Church street host Belknap’s Sun day school class Tuesday. Mrs RB McFarland hosted an engagement notice for daughter Ella to Arthur Jones of Sheffield. Charles Hall schle in Erie on business Saturday. Mrs R Wilson and Mrs Steve Showers of Mayburg visited here Wednesday. Mrs M Cain hosted a tea on Main Street Wednesday. Clarence Townsend of Kinzua, night worker at C P L hardwood mill, injured Tuesday night. Donald Everett, 3, son of Mr and Mrs Everett Johnson, died Tuesday morning. interment Sheffield cemetery. Mrs E G Anundson hosted Lenore, soon to be the wife of Lew Carlson of Warren. Eleven girls heard and the coping was sent in. Bass Anundson received many gifts. Ten new Scouts joined No 35. tender duties to be tested next. College students are here relaxing after the Fuster vaca. Gates from college included Tor and John Whit Teea Lee H fx, Terrance Potter.
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H. D. Call
Oil City
Belknap
Church Stree
RB. McFarland
Ella
Arthur Jones
Sheffield
Charles Hall
Erie
R. Wilson
Steve Showers
Mayburg
M. Cain
Main Steer
Clarence Townsend
Kinzua
Donald Everett
Everett Johnson
McNan Street
Sheffield Cemetery
E. G. Anundson
Tueday
Lenore
Lews Carlson
Warren
Bass Annimdson
Scouc Strop
Nest Elie
Chamberlin recounts Atlantic crossing and aviation debates
In a talk recalling his flight with Charles Levine aboard the Columbia, Chamberlin details compass failures, a long ocean crossing, and near disaster from storms and fog. He recalls arguing with Levine over risks, praises U S Mail service, and notes public skepticism upon landing in Germany.
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