Cathedral Preparatory School - Literulae Yearbook (Erie, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1943 volume:

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' A 1 Q, yy! 9, 1 Y -P E 1943 L1teru1ae Staff Ednor Antohny C Zajkowsln Assocrate Edztor Thomas Smlth Sports Edrtor john Flanagan Socrety Ednor joseph Mlllef Chromcle R1ChHfd Buseck Buszness Manager Donald Remhold Credn Manager John Coleman Successors To Servwemen Busr ness Manager Thomas Mangan Art Ednors joseph Mxller W1lham Laumer Photography By joseph W S1ew1cz Portraats By Schauble Studlos Advisory Borad Edztorral Rev Lester V Enguht Patrons.. .,.. .. .... ..... ..,a . . .... ............jamesMiller FOREWORD Months ago a class had a dream We dreamt and planned to pubhsh a year book equal to that of any h1gh school ID Western Pennsylvama In a measure we have succeeded In thxs mstance success IS not gauged by the quahty of the book but rather by the effort put forth by a class called upon to of our age We have succeeded 1n sp1te of the d1srupt1on of the class by war draft and early graduauon Under the stra1n of these burdensome txmes we have kept our dream and we are proud to see lf reahzed Anthony C Zaskowskz, Edztof meet difficulties never before encountered so abruptly by men 3 1 H1s Excellency THE MUST REVEREND JOHN MARK GANNON, D D D C L L L D BISHQP GF ERIE FOUNDER OF CATHEDRAL PREP VICTOR F MILLER DOCTOR OF LETTERS HEADMASTER OF CATHEDRAL PREP Szluer jubalee m the Holy Pnesthood THE CLASS OF 1943 AFFECTIONATELY DEDICATES THEIR GRADUATION LITERULAE TO In This year of His wad if 'i if -4 ba, f--r- wr M ,Avg 'vefbvv P The Prep School The Cathedral Preparatory School for Boys was founded 1n the year 1921 by Blshop Gannon It was the Hrst secondary school 1n the drocese that was strlctly college preparatory Under the Very Rev Joseph J Wehrle the first Headmaster the Cathedral basement was transformed for school purposes IHCO a large study hall and four classrooms In 1925 the Dowmng bu1ld1ng on West N1nth Street was purchased by the Blshop and turned over to the school to provlde for admlmstratlon oilices laboratory and classroom needs There are two courses taught at Prep the academic and the sc1ent16c The academlc IS desxgned to prepare students for the prlesthood and the profes s1ons wh1le the sc1ent16c stresses mathematlcs and laboratory scxences Both courses are des1gned to meet the requ1rements of schools of hlgher learmng In 1941 Blshop Gannon named Doctor Wehrle as Dean of the newly formed Gannon School of Art and Sc1ence caus1ng a great change 1n the Prep School adm1n1strat1on Rev Vlctor F M1ller former Pastor of Saxnt Bomface s Church Hammett and a member of the first Prep faculty was named to succeed Doctor Wehrle as Headmaster Plans for expansxon were made and on October 14 1941 ground was broken and constructxon work was started for a new and up tofdate Prep School Wlth the declarat1on of war xn December 1941 xt was doubtful that the con structlon work could go on but B1shop Gannon obtaxned pr1or1t1es to cont1nue the bu1ld1ng of the finest 1nst1tut1on 10 th1s sect1on of the country and the fulfill ment of hrs fondest dream The new bu1ld1ng w1ll house the executlve oflices class and study rooms an assembly hall and a large l1brary The sclence department w1ll have three large modern and fully equxpped laborator1es The new school w1ll contam a gymnas 1um sw1mm1ng pool handball court and a boxmg and wresthng room The present large study hall w1ll be changed 1nto a school cafeterla and k1tchen Prep has ma1nta1ned h1gh scholastlc standards and it IS confidently ex pected that Prep w1ll cont1nue those same h1gh standards 1n the new school for lt IS not the bu1ld1ng that makes the school Its graduates have entered all the professlons many of the Prep boys have become pr1ests doctors and teachers wh1le others have taken up work 1n eng1neer1ng and techmcal pursults The Prep boys of today are grateful to B1ShOp Gannon for takmg such a great 1nterest 1n youth and maklng Prep possxble We wlsh also to thank Doctor Wehrle and Father M1ller and all the members of the faculty for thexr part xn preparrng us for l1fe. Henry Schawnman . - - 9 a a 1 , . . 'T . . . . . r 9 . . . , 9 9 s s a a . . . . f I s . . . . I , a n 3 . . . . I s a s ' , . . . . .. , s a 9 9 Adm1n1strat1ve Staff The Most Reverend john Mark Gannon D D D C L LL D Founder The Reverend V1ctor F Mrller Lxtt D Headmaster The Reverend Alfred M Watson B A S T B Asmstant Headmaster Sp1r1tua1 Staff The Reverend EUNIS A Connelly M A The Reverend Joseph T Barry M Athlehc Staff The Reverend Walter j Conway M A Dwector The Reverend Leonard Kuz1ora B A S T B Head Coach The Reverend FFZIDCISJ Schlxndweln B A Asszstant Coach . , . A. The Reverend Arthur J. Fleclcenstein, B. A. TEACHING STAFF The Reverend Albertj Chapdelame B A The Reverend Vrncent L Ennght B The Rex erend Francs D Gallagher B The Reverend John S Garman B A S The Reverend Wllllam R Hastmgs B A The Reverend Frank J Kaltenbaeh B The Rexerend james E Sperry B A S T L S15ter M Adeleude 0 S B M Sc S1ster M Leonora B Sc M A S1sterM Patr1c1,1 U S B M Ed Sxster Teresa Marre B A ' ' ' . , . A. . , . ., . T. B. A ' . A , . ., S. T. B . , . A. The Reverend Joseph Radziszewski, B. A. THE SENIOR'S OUTLOOK The school does not make the scholar and nexther do twelve years of schoohng make a man Never have The Semors of 43 so fully reallzed the meanxng of the above words The Prep Sen1ors w1ll finxsh the1r present educatron 111 June and the courses they took 1n preparmg them selves for hfe vvxll recelve thC11' strongest test on the battle grounds of thxs war Indeed ngrd standards mamtamed here are already provmg the1r worth because these Semors who have left for the army have been readlly accepted for Ofiicers Trannng School Yes the Semors are leavmg the Prep and gomg off to war but do not thmk they are severxng relatxons wlth thelr school They are gomg to come back some day come back to fund a greater and stronger Prep that wxll contmue to shape the future of Ene boys for generat1ons yet to come Dmk Loesch CG ' ' 59 SS ' 5 55 ' 9 . . . . I 7 - 9 9 . s 9 411 f-3 J 3 BA1.11s, Ancruun Bishop Gannon L1te1arySoc1e ty BusmessCunm1ttee YearBookSta1f MAY Joan-Bishop Gannon Literary Society Year Book Staff Halors Soctty if BAuo WALTEILBISIIIJ Ganncm Literary Soc: ty Year Bork Staff M-, Bnclcna GEORGE Brshop Gannon L1terary Socle ty Football German Club Letterman Club Honors Socxety .,-,,,, BUSECK RICHARD Brshop Gannon Llterary So clety Year Book Staff Basketball Manager ww- FLANIGAN jorm Brshop Gannon Llterary Socme .I t Year Book Staff Basketball Football .--H Y Golf Letterman Club Ways and Means Commxttee , - , Q Q Q , ,Q 2 E lm, S r' 2 I S 5 2 ft f , T 2 . . , .- Q L - 1 . . . , ' l 1 ,M , , 9 g Q 9 , lf C LORD WM J B1shop bannon L1terarySoc1ety Year Book Staff WayQ and Means Comm1ttee MILLER, JAMes-President of Bisho Gannon Lit P f erary Societyg Ways and Means Committeeg Year Book Staff. .Tin MANGAN THOMAS B1ShOp Gannon Lxterary So c1ety Year Book Staff QF'-Y' V' if CA1u.soN IKOBZKT-'Bl-Sh0P Gannon Lnnemry So' cnety Year Book Staff .St Dounnowxn, Lows-Bishop Gannon Lltemxy So- ciety Year Book Staff Gunn, PAUL Bishop Gannon Lltenuy Socxety, Year Book Staff , .4 B 1 ' Q Q' gg? A I 5 P ' 1 ' I f ,A . 5,3 ' 1 - ' S I BILLMAN JEROME BlSh0P GHUHOU LUZCYHYY 50 COLEMAN JOHN Blshop Gannon Lxterary Socxety ment Plan Commxttee Intramural Gol f SPODBN JAMES Bmshop Gannon Lxterary Socxety Ye.1r Book Staff cieryl Year Book Staff- Year Booll Staffg-genlor Party Committeeg Install HAYr.s WILLIAM Bxshop Gannon Literary S1218 ty Year Book Staff ff'-an Hamm: VBRNB Bxshop Gannon Llterary SOCICIY Football Letterman Club Iszoky STANLEY B1shop Gannon L1tera ry Socxety Year Book Staff Honors Soclety .1-Q 'Vik' RBINHOLD DONALD-B1ShOP Gannon Literary Socxety Year Book Staff O MARA WM L B1ShOpGdDl'lOl1 Lxteriry Socx ety Yen' Book Staff Wxys md Me me Com mittee 1 SCULLY DONALD Secretary of Bishop Gannon L1terarySoc1ety Year Book Staff Sum-I THoMAs-BxshopGannon L1temrySoc1ety Wnscurnx Josnm Blshop Gannon Lxterary So' Year Book Staif Honors Soclety clety Year Book Stalf Suzwicz JOSEPH Blshop Gannon Llterary SOCICCY, Year Book Photographer 9 U 9 9 ' 9 ' m ' , , fi a Q il 79 Zfxyxowslu ANTHONY Bxshop Gannon Lrterary Soclety Year Book Staff Honors Socxety 10 PETERSON JOHN Bishop Gannon L1terary Socle 14-,p ty Year Book Staff My-Blsbop Ga Lxnera Socxety LA-rnun wlLLlAM'Cl3,88 President Bmhop Gan JOMQZI ack Staff mlm ry non Lxterary Socxety, Ymr Book Staff Ways lhdMQ.h8c:flDm1ti x I , 5 1 1 1 ' 9 1 . . i Nuzs Ronan Blshop Gannon Llterary Socxety Year Book Staff Student Council Class Treas llfel' .ur 1' Mu.L1m, josnm-Bishop Gannon Literary Societyg Year Book Staffg Student Councilg Installment Plan Committee. Lonscu Rxcmlnn Blshop Gannon Lmterary So clety Year Book Stall' Pep Cathedral To wer lnfovrmally Between Periods At Last! jim Miller with a book The Bzshop after Mass Class Electlons Countmg the ballots The Bzshop Comes or uarter Sesszons Semofs w1th the Bwhop Pnze W1nn6T Prize Beafers Latin-Fr. Sperry Grins and Bears it Presiding at the Bishop Gannon Literary Society Weekly Confessions . 5 ' 39' 1 72. W I ' H5 i ky Z ' if j 3 'A S is ' 1 Q Q A i Q as Ag .1 Q 1 Q Abi' .EAQH M t W FDS' ' gxviag' 52 mi .2 x .w, ag., '-.A , X gfixgi lil ai'-if gurl' J' Prep on Parade-Enroute to Bishop Ganncrrfs jubilee Mass QT if in Tn.. wi fq I i 1 0,5 Q XS ,f S H :story class m sesszon Lunch hour Bzll Lord gets hcp 1 Q fx i X. , 4 ' .,,, Y ,f' f x 2x,Q.Q,f N? xx h-il' . --M----f A 0 - 2 4lhnw 'W 4-,f 6.1. .J 16 4 in C 5 W M ,,.., ,,.,.,-.. ,Q 1 I 1 '4' 'if M Q' . 1 42 :W W .1 Abbate an the Accordmn Rath and McClos ey Bloumg 'Then' Oun Horns I 1 p s Own Sumg Band 1m MIIICT plays the Calheiml Chmmes R .I ' L rl , 2 TX, L x' L QU Q .Nw UWCIQTFQIUSSWIQW IUNIORS Ank1el Robert Barna Joseph Borczon Robert Brader James Causgrove Leo Cook john Cooney Rxchard Dornbrowskr Casumr Doyle Rlchard Dnscoll Edward Feehley Wrllram Gomey Donald Hannon Robert Hayes Gerald Heberlem Louxs jerge joseph Kerm Rxchard Krrsch jack Kloecker Edward Koch john Krahe joseph Kreger Joseph Latchford Robert Lee Rrchard Lohse George Marnella Louis McLaughlm james Menz Leo Nxes James Cnda Carl Potosnak Joseph Preston james Roberts George Rodrrguez Alexand Schauerman Henry Sullrvan john Thompson Arthur Whrte John Wmgenbach james Zlmmerly, Edward CI' . , , 7 l 1 Y . 9 5 Y , ' , I ' Q , 1 . . , . , O , 7 9 ' , ' . 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D , 5 Y at TDD i sorrows VIEWS The Editor and Staff of' this paper w1sh to express their deep gratitude to all those who made this edltion possl b e Through the cooperation of the Sophomore Class and w1th Fr Gallagher's superv1s1on we hope to make our monthly ed1t1on a success The purpose of our paper is to keep you informed of the latest happemngs, both school news and rel1g1ous news If our aim is accom- plished, then we feel that we have had a share in maklng you better Cathol1cs and better students Jack K1rsch IT IS SAID That Humps Sullivan has seen a lot of Flanagan's X Glrlfriends Sonny Mead had qu1te a time making a dec1sion between two parties That a oertaln cheer leader from St Benediot's has a had case on Duxmqy Driscoll Also George D1mples Lohse is another center p1ece for St Bened1ct's Jim Mlller and B111 Latlmer have been making the rounds of State Street looking for some body Why is Jack Dictator Klrsch stay1ng so often at h1s grandmother's lately? K1ller Keim is mlss ng dates because modern glrls flgure that they are robbing the cradle Also he has a beaut1ful black eye, acqu1red from wearing the ring of one of our Senlors? Dutch Wagner speclallzes 111. hay r1de partles The Scarry brothers have been keeplng late hours and spendlng money fluidly in these pa t days Boer and Black have been cruz. lng around the v1c1n1ty of 6th Street A certain young mass has reformed B111 Hayes F actually behave The Jumors are selllng Prop Football nennants The pr1ce 1S 2Op' each If you wish one, contact Dick Buseck, Bob Carl Enrrsn BY sorsouonss when Issus f H FIELD AND STREAM By Dick CPathfinderj Cooney Although some parts of the bay are restricted, there are st111 many good fishing spots left In the early spr1ng there i a pretty good run of yellow pike which are caught castlng x ltll a spinner. There 18 also a good run of perch in the shallow water But the real bay fishlng begins when the bass season opens There are a great number of black bass that come in from the lake to spawn and are caught by live ba1t fishlng or castlng There are also qu1te a few muskzmes to be caught trowl 1ng or casting And, if you like to catch bluegill or calico bass there is also a very large run of them in Misery Bay every year If you catch a fish that has not spawned, put it back You had the sport of catching it and there are plenty of f1sh left that have spawned If you don't, you are just spoillng next yea.r's fishing for your self When you catch a f1Sh under legal size,wet your hands and take it off the hoolf easlly and place it back in the water Don't throw 1t. But no matter what you are fishing for, or where you are fishing for 1t, get your 1d9I1tif1 cation tag Carry it with you always Edltor Jack Klrsch Asslstant Editor Edward Zimmerly Asslstant Editor Carl omg STAFF Social News Field and Stream It Is Sald It Is Sald It Is Sald Zimh118TlOuS Humor Rel1g1ous Page Religious Page Sport Shorts Sport Shorts Richard Lee D1ck Cooney Bob 'mkiel Ed Kloecker Bob Latchford Edward Zimmerly Henry Schauerman louis Hebcrleln . Dick Keim Don Gorny 5011 01' Smlttv FAILURE IS F012 'moss mo Timm FAILURE 1 . , ' , o . 0 1,1 . . l . ' u . . o 0 . . . . . , - Y - . . 0 0 nn: '. . o . ' 1111 ' o ' . . 1111 . L . . . ' . . . . . nn--- ' ' 1 ,,,,- . ooooocaoooooa ooaooooo . ' ' 0 loooooooe adoor knob ---- What Villa Freshmanwas -------------U I . . . ' . OIOOIOOCIQCC ole . . .Il .QQ . S ' . Cocoon: pg.. 4 ns. . Oeooool gpgg . . ' ' . Oossesooo :soo 0 . l o .G . ocean' ' S. . . lliff 'Q V Y YM ' un.. .oo ' VV 'V V ' V Y V one .nuance . 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J . 1, l , 1 , , 1 S e , L FRESHMEN August joseph Babowxcz Edward Barrett George Barva Davld Bmna Gerhard B1rk john Bohrer joseph Bules john Burger john Burkhart joseph Carrdeo james Carlottx Carl Carrxg Robert Cooney Wlllxam Cutrlght Paul Dahlkemper joseph l Ester Wlllllm Ferrettl Robert Fxedler james Fllxpkovuskl Edward F1scher Alfred Formaxnx Rxchard Frackownk Anthony Galxmn Gerard Gunther Donald Haft Norman Hagle George Hardner Norbert Harrmgton Donald Hatfield John Hmtz LeRoy Izblckl R1chard johnson Harold jordan John Katl1c john Kearney Jerome K1nem Robert Klan Girl Kmblem james Kowalskl Leon ard Kraus Norbert lxupmewskl Chester LIDICWICZ Anthony Llebel Rxchxrd LHQWSKI Leo Longneclrer Cxrl LUDICICWSKI R ly mond lVillxif16Vu1CZ George Malmberg Donald Mannrrellx Thomas May Exrl Mclntyre Allan Mead james M1ller john Mrller Paul MIIIIOD ames Mlnton ohn Mullmey Ronald Murphy Roger Murray lmes N1land james Northrup jzmes Pilatas jxmes Palmer Delmar Pauly LOUIS Llllllill Robert Rergm Terence Re lroyx km joseph Rettger R1ch1rd Rlnn Thomas Rolch Fr1nc1 Robert Rmchard Rocco Vmcent Romeo Carmen l l I Schemeck Charles Schmrdt Frank Schroeder Raymond Seth Harold Slater Raymond Sn1der R1Chafd Snlppert Edwxn Somolanx ohn Sorge john Stanczak FOYIHII Sullrxan Raymond Thompson imes Trohoske ohn Trost 'limes Trott Clarence Lrbmovucz Leo Warruelra ohn Webb Emory Whlllllg john WICCHOICK Edvun W1es.czyk Rxymond Wlnlrlelne Donlld W1llSCh2l Robert Zygila John .' 1 1 ' A -1 N , s 7 Q , i ' , , y - ' 5 I 1 . , V I 9 7 , ' y , , 1 1 , Q , J S 'S -I 1 A , L , r , . 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' , 1 I I v . - , 2 K, ' ' t RELIGION AT PREP Religion at Prep follows a well planned and long established pro grarn In addition to the daily Religion classes all Prep boys are expected to attend Mass each Friday mormng in St Peter s Cathedral His Excell ency the Most Reverend john Mark Gannon Bishop of Erie and Spiritual Advisor of the School frequently offers the student Mass and gives the boys a short meditation following Holy Communion On Thursday after noons a period 1S set aside during which all students are given an oppor Prep s spiritual faculty by His Excellency Each year the three days preceding Ascension Thursday are de voted to an Annual Retreat under the d1rect1on of priests of the various religious orders Rev A L Doran C SS R of Brooklyn N Y was in charge of the 1943 retreat For those who take full advantage of these opportunities Religion at Prep has done much It has taught confused timid and uncertain boys to meet diiicultxes squarely to bear crosses with patience, to fact the future with confidence 'l l-nomas Smith - 9 , 3 . . . . 9 Q . .... . I tunity to go to confession. Confessors are priests especially assigned to , , 3 . . u Q I o , u o 1 , u 4, I Q ' s 9 Construchon Of The New School A year ago last October fourteenth the SIIG where the New Cath edral Preparatory School For Boys w1ll stand was blessed by the Reverend Father V1ctor F M1ller Headmaster of the school Th1s ceremony was the beg1nn1ng of the work wh1ch was to follow the bless1ng and breakmg of the sacred ground After the w1nter months had passed the carpenters bnck layers and stone masons began to construct the magnmcent structure The new school 1S GOth1C ID deslgn and lf w1ll form an 1ntegral part of the stately St Peter s Cathedral lt w1ll add beauty and d1gn1ty to the ne1ghborhood lt w1ll be a three story bu1ld1ng w1th execut1ve ofhces on the ground floor and the class and study rooms on the upper floors Complete IU every deta1l It w1ll conta1n a gymnas1um sw1mm1ng pool handball courts boxlng SIDCC the spr1ng of 1942 steady progress has been made on the new school Today the w1ng located on West N1nth Street has been hmshed externally save for the slate roof Cn West Tenth Street the entrance to the Youth ACt1V1tY d1v1s1on 15 near complet1on As one walks 1n the court yard one can see men workmg 1n the mass1ve gymnas1um and swlm IIl1I1g pool wh1ch are to be the largest IU the Clfy The exter1or of the school IS composed of a sandstone reddlsh ID color to match the color of the Cathedral to wh1ch If IS 1o1ned Of graceful Cothlc arch1tecture the 1nter1or 15 composed of a wh1te t1le fln1sh The new school w1ll be equlpped w1th the most modern laboratorles and hbrary, and every fac1l1ty w1ll be at the d1sposal of the student to prepare h1m for h1s chosen l1fe work O , , 7 I 5 7 4 7 5 and wrestling rooms. 3 ' 7 7 , , . 9 9 1 ' , . fN The PTOCCSSIOH Forms Bwhop enroute to Cathedral The Lzbravy takes shape Peter s Gothzc Spwes Youth Actwmes W ng Y Sr. X xx 'A - x af I 'Jug .N X' ., 'I X 5 N! at .Q 'Rexx v 5 A 1 AZ , 14 ,V ' is .A ip. 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In basketball too, inexperienee was Prep's greatest v , V -, X , L L 'ry A uf- x 5 53 - v- fx '?' si. ,- QTPWQJQP -nf' fa 34 'MQ 3. ,gy WS! -Wi 'ns p Yi PATRONS The Most Reverend john Mark Gannon D D D C L LL D Reverend Vxctor F Mrller L1tt Reverend Albert Chapdelame Reverend Eugene Coleman Reverend Ennls A Connelly Reverend Lester V Enr1ght Reverend W L Franklrn Reverend F D Gallagher Reverend F J Kaltenbach Reverend Leonard Kuz1ora Reverend Wllllam Martm Reverend Edward P McManam Reverend Wrlfred Nash Reverend joseph Radzrszevvskr Reverend joseph F Schwarz Reverend James E Sperry Reverend Alfred M Watson Reverend James P Wexthman Pr1ests of St Patrlck s Sacred Heart Ushers Socrety Inc Dr E F Baker Mayor Charles R Barber Mr and Mrs Ble1l Mr Charles Brugger Mr Charles Darley Erre Parnt Company Mr C Francxs Haggerty Mr Al Lechner Mr Benjamxn McCloskey Dr T P Mellor Attorney Gerard P O'Connor Mr and Mrs C Srmth Troy Laundry Mr Leonard Yochxrn D an STD Priests of St. Mary's MANNINO BROS UNION PURE ICE DELIVERY CO Retall Groceues and Meats VVholesale Beer Dlst E 2nd St Phone 23 585 230 East 21st Street PRESS SL CO ICE COAL and COKE ' 5 DUING Q 6 MAIL C Y And m these war tlmes Llthog A raphy IS the way to have your x Q SL ! 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D , ' 5' 'CQ ' AIUD 1 fn 5. . - fi- LUNCHES and DINNERS We Make Our Own Ice Cream 22 North Park Row Erxe Pa Paul Stelnbrmk Phone 61 351 Res Phone X15 315 PERRY BICYCLES Sales and Servlce Pan ts and Repaus to all makes Joseph J Hoffman 362 West 8th Street 46 4 I5 fgffmu ttf, f QSM' ERIE DISPATCH HERALD THE FAMILY NEWSPAPER for more than a century an an mtegral part of the mdus trxal commerclal educatlonal polltlcal and rellglous life of thls commumty DAILY and SUNDAY Comphments of the ELKS CLUB G. W. STICKLE COMMERCIAL BLUE PRINT and SUPPLY CCMPANY 12 West 9th Street Erie, Pa Erxe's Foremost Clothxers Smce 1883 . 5 li Xf , s. , c ,- 4. , 'NASA -ES -I ,, , Hg.-Ju , . A - I ' , If 1' . .'.1 :' Wei' , P' . Q QU P 1 A' Q t Q E ' . f C I t More Miles for Your Money JAMES THOMAS Youngsville Atlantic JEWELER Service T. S. 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IP lty 263 E r 4th sm. - ,,,, l GLOEKLER MANUFACTURIGNG CO. RGIFIQQPHIOFS ERIE PA ROLLERSKATE 12th St Skatmg Rmk The Rmk of Refmement 14 12th and French Sts Erle Penna Phone C6 128 for Party Rates katmg Every Nlght Except Mondays 7 to 10 P M Matmees Tues Thurs Sun and Hohdays from 1 to 3 30 p m ALWAYS A STEP AHEAD LITTLE DANCE STUDIO 18 N Park Row Ph 23-594 TI .va it ,R STINSON S 121 West 10th St Erle Pa N atlonal Boller Works , . I V, . . ,, U f I I lf ' ' ,Y ., , . V i . . S . YI ' vig ' 2 ' ' ., ., . I , M I . . . .ffl 1 ' i ' , x 51 7 V W 3 . - - 2 '1 1 , 5, , K-Q, 5 fw . L ' -21 - ' ,, , , . - 1 1 1 Compliments of SKINNER ENGINE ERIE BEER CO. Call 62-127 For Home Delivery All Popular Brands Mader's Bakery and Dairy Bar Home of Better Foods Our Own Make Ice Cream Sunday Dmners Served 11 to 8 P M 2610 Parade St Erxe P Bundles of Satlsfactlon wlth Servlce ERIE LAUNDRY your glft 1S dlfferent xt IS from THE BOOK MARK fEr1es downtown rellglous centerj and Peach Bertha Wmter Mahoney PRFSCRIPTION DRUGS FIRST AID SUI PLIES CHEMICAI S Remhold Pharmacv M F JOYCE 1511 Twelfth Street Nlarket . ', a. If . . . . . 9th ' im n , 1 N , J Meats - Butter - Eggs - Poultry l - F 1 A 1 1715 State Street Erie, Pa. Erie' Perma' THE ERIE DAILY TIMES Established 1888 Compliments Trask, Prescott and Richardson Co A FRIEND Erie Credit Jewelers Assn CONRAD S HIRSCH S DARLIING S MACK S SEYMOUR S THE ERIE ENAMELING CO 19th and Washington Sts Compliments RUTH S TEA ROOM 1017 State Street Erie Dance Academy Leads the Way in Modern Dance Instruction CI ASSES FOR CHII DREN W pee al e dance in f ch n hold ses da y Adult Ballroom Class Tues and Thurs 8 P M Er e fs Large Y. Dance Stud 0 Erie Dance Academy 808 State St QOver Nlobllsl Ph Car a ce d nded Theat cal A2 A pe 0 env. xta nm t f clubs banguet pecx l part es r of . . . . . Y , 1 ' n 1 . Y Y I I 1 . ' .' . f es i iz in ' struction or ildren a d clas' il in of various types of dancing. , , . . i '. . S i . I , ' 1 1 --v-18v Li nse und Ho ri' ency. ll ty s f e' i en or , 1 5, S 'u i ZURN S SERVICE OFFICIAL AAA STATION h C6 088 ERIE 22 987 Qumw CLEANING ovsme vnfssmc ...J nsmnmc Sf! nm Q Q34 DIAL xzf Q! 24409 swam J ERIE IALK UP ONE FLIGHT MOD SAV! HEYL PHY SICIANS SUPPLY FIRCH S MA MADE BREAD yth g ISAAC BAKER 8a SON FERN S RESTAURANT WHERE FOOD IS AT ITS BEST Webt 10th Stree l l l Complxments of r 1 12th and Cemetery Road P one - 3 4215? V IIITYLIII-CLEIIIIIO-llllllll an Us sums vu: can If no ur IA ue Ill ' CO. 5 Emlz, PENNSYLVANIA -I' 9. 1 fy. .id 1 a B 1 f 'n the Oran e Wrapper C pl' t of 111 N t SINCE 1918 ALE O5 Funmruns Co E MDE AT nm sms, pA Out of 'the Hlglm Rent D1S'I7TlC'k FURNITURE OF QUALITY Do not grow up ln mus1cal 1gnorance when you can at very moderate cost get a good musxcal educatlon at the 156 West Seventh St Phone 22 824 Lessons glven by a faculty of 20 artlsts ln Plano Voice Organ Band and Orchestral Instruments Harmony Counterpolnt and Expresslon Graduatlon Courses Student Recltals Folders and all lnformatlon from Peter LeSueur Prmclpal Matt Flelschmann Workmg and Huntmg Clothes In Fact Complete Footwear for the Famlly Prices In Accord W1th the Txmes Ph 09 290 Erle P 2611 Parade 'tl . 2 i ERIE S LARGEST STOCK OF INDOOR AND OUTDOOR ATHLETIC SUPPLIES PALACE HARDWARE HOUSE 913 15 State Street C0mpllmeDtS JOHN V SCHULTZ CO , V Y 1 . i PA TCI' . X X. T ' ' I ll. S Erle Conservatory of MUSIC Men's Children's Clothing Shoes and Boots ' Q 'I . - ' , a. St. l , N-an if n ' of NOW IN IMES SQUARE The Store of Famous Shoes ND IIE: PaIntHeadquavfa's I3 8-State Streets of Course Tenth and Peach XJ- MIL my Ni ,Q HILL MILL cu Comphments CREAM A FRIEND ERIE OWNED AND OPERATED 1008 Parade 2521 Peach St Wesleyvllle 01 West 4th St I awrence Park 24 North Perry Square 212 E 8th St 119 E 12th St We Invzte Comparzson cglzarzk Ly Gpverfasers I l ' CO. 0 4 70 'I' I ' - I - ff :- , u - n I E 3 Velvet u :Q ' H , .I , - , I ou ' 4419! CQ WN' Ei af I 'Q X XJ 'h-,031 JW 'Qs 'W F.- 7 6 I 2 JMX? .ff A 1,91 - --f 1 4 . ,. X W 1 ' t 0 ,I jr' p A ,. ' 7-5. 7 , x f,,.A1fQL-if i -X , 5 , . -1' Zig, I A , V :V kk :V Nix -I i ,. A 'ff J! 1, lj L Y 5 ,,gf, f x ,, -4 f ,, .s,. . 1 ' ' I 9 451- - 3 ' xl,-1' ,J I ' f : . ,, ', ' If I ml 5, ., -- ' I Q ' lp-QHNX f , , . , V If ll VV 'H I X:!l'f ' 1' J 5. , K V Y 4 y . ' ' X xx-V b ,figs , K5 .,,...x , , - 5 A -1 - Y . yy . Ai: . 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