Prom decoration committees organized for three dances
Social Highlights reports junior senior prom committees in Cull swing led by Barbara Weicht James Earle Roberta Pain Richard Betts and Mrs Jack Stahl. Cochairmen for walls bridge house and ceiling decorations list many students with duties and guests returning from holidays to colleges and homes.
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Ap Une Ver Gfaws
Barbara Weicht
James Earle
Roberta Pain
Richard Betts
Jack Stahl
Patricia Wenzel
Barbara Skales
Jack Wells
Wallace Cady
Sharon Zalaneck
Cochairmen
Linda Bailey
Mary Capwell
Linda Hanna
Maxi
James Maloney
Craig Parkhurst
Arthur Perkins
Mary Castor
Mary Collier
Thomas Morse
Larry Barr
Walter Bowen
Edward Windahl
Dolly Hall
Carol Schweitzer
Michael McLaughlin
Kenneth Gates
Charles Capela
Robert, Darrow
David Maine
Joseph Tagpart
Donald Christensen
Donald VanKeuren
Jean Swarm
Judy Gronosta
Jean Paver
Nelin Osler
Veronica Motua
Mari Ann Deimer
Janice Trisket
Marie Sayko
Gloria Hopkins
Sue Holcomb
Betty Beagle
Granddaughter Paula Bisbee Weds Peter Russell in Harrisonburg
Mrs Betty Dietse of Erie and Jack Distsch of Miami announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of Paula Bisbee to SN Peter Russell of Hatch Street. The ceremony occurred Monday in Harrisonburg West Virginia. The bride works as a desk clerk at Hotel Corry and will stay there until her husband finishes Coast Guard enlistment.
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Peg Oweet
Spring
Steet
Paula Bisbee
Jack Distsch
Miami
Fla
Betty Dietse
Erie
Peter Russell
Peter A. Russell
Hatch Street
Phace
Harrisonburg
W. Va
Russell
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
United States Coast Guard
Hotel Corry
Area Couple To Observe 50th Year
Mr and Mrs Harry Reynolds of R D 3 will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary with an open house at home. The couple has five sons a daughter 28 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited.
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Harry &. Reynolds
Troop 180 Crafts Puppets at St Thomas Church Meeting
Troop 180 of St Thomas' Church met at St Edward's Auditorium with three patrols. Patrol 1 made cloth puppets to earn badges while Patrol 2 created a puppets play and completed scrapbooks and pot holders. Easter candy was served. next meeting Tuesday at 7 PM in St Edward's School auditorium.
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Inl
St. Thomas’ Church
St. Edward's
Patrol No. 1
Patrol No. 2
St. Edward's School
Local Teachers To Attend Conference At Allegheny College
MTs Mary mM and Ruth Bennett of Corry Area High School join 28 other English teachers from tri state area as guests of Allegheny College for a one day conference Saturday. Panels cover English composition and teaching methods with 10 and 11 o'clock classes in literature and composition options. The afternoon panel follows luncheon in Cochran Hall.
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Mts
Mary mM
Your Aee
Ruth Bennett
Corry Area High School
Tri-State
Allegheny College
Cochran Hall
Morton Cragg Team Wins Women's Duplicate at YMCA
Mrs Mary Morton and Mrs Harold Cragg won first place in the YMCA Women s Duplicate event finishing with a score of 3012. Second were Mrs Richard Peebles and Mrs 4g Fred Kinley with 29 points, third Mrs E F Bettes and Mrs Gerald Lane with 28. Next week the event becomes a regular game starting at 1 p m. Secretary Dulles is exercising and resting at Jupiter Island Florida to recuperate from cancer, after swimming yesterday.
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Dorr Clark
McLean Elected President of Rotary Club
C K McLean was elected president of the Rotary Club at a meeting held at Hotel Cory. Dr W E Rodemayer spoke on Rotary aims, civic consciousness, and international reach, noting Rotary spans ninety countries and includes diverse members. Other officers elected were Allin Hasbrouck as vice president Ronald Burdick secretary Jerome Davis treasurer and Duane Fogle George Burt as directors.
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Rotary Club
Hotel Cory
W. E Rodemayer
Corry
Rodemayer
Rotary
Rotary 15
Paul Harris
Chicago
C. K McLean
Allin Hasbrouck
Ronald Burdick
Jerome Davis
Duane Fogle
George Burt
Harry Hickle
William Leaby
Joseph Seitz Presidea
Pledges Initiated by Beta Sigma Phi At Ritual of Jewels
Three pledges of the Epsilon Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi were initiated during the Ritual of Jewels ceremony last evening. The gathering at Elk's Lodge began with a 6 30 dinner, followed by the initiation of Mele Craig Moore and two others. A golden centerpiece of white mums and three entwined yellow roses highlighted the event and favors completed the decor.
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Epsilon Phi
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Elk’s Lodge
Mele Craig Moore
Harry Schiem~er
C. M. Wright
Jean Utegg Leads Tri-Hi-Y Meeting at YMCA
Sophomore girls met at the YMCA with Jean Utegg as vice president. They planned an April 25 dance with prizes. A combined Tri-Hi-Y session with Junior High is set for April 12 with Volker Gempt as speaker.
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YMCA
Jean Utegg
Volker Gempt
Grader damages oil line causing spill into Oil Creek
A road grader in Oil City struck an underground line owned by National Transit Company. Oil leaked from storage tanks, flowed into Oil Creek and Allegheny River, creating a thick, foul smelling slick. Police guarded the center street bridge to keep smoking out of the water.
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OM City
Oil City
OU Creek
Allegheny River
Edward Samel
Center Street
National ‘Transit Company
Congress Office Space Payments Aired in House Records
U S government funds paid to five political organizations for congressional office space in 1957 58 per House disbursing records. Twelve members rented space from groups sharing their surnames. Payouts included Healey to Sedgewick Democratic Club New York City Byrne to 19th Ward Republican Chicago Bowler to 25th Ward Democratic Chicago Teague to Ventura County Republican Central Committee 1957 58 Westland to Everett Republican Central Committee 1958.
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Washington AP
Jaw
James C. Healey
25Th Ward
Chicago
Charles M. Teague
Rcalif
Ventura County
Republican Central Committee
Jack Westland
Wash
Everett
U S Pledges To Continue High Flights To Berlin
The United States pledges ongoing high altitude flights into West Berlin amid Soviet warnings. A USAF spokesman said cargo and personnel would be transported at 20 000 to 30 000 feet depending on winds, with the State Department affirming persistence despite protests.
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Sean
Air Force
Hite
Berlin
United States
West Berlin
Sovie
Wester
State Department
Berl
Air Force I
Emsport
West Germany
Siple To Lead U S Geographers Association
Paul A. Siple of Arlington Virginia was elected president of the Association of American Geographers at the group’s meeting yesterday. Siple serves as title advisor to the Army chief of research and development and has a long history with Antarctic exploration and the Byrd Antarctic expedition. His boyhood years were spent in Erie.
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Siple
U.S
Paul A. Siple
Acen
U.S Armys
Association of American Geographers
Arlington
Sipir
Scou
Accu
Richard ¥. Byrd
Plex
South Pole
Lis
Erle
Rock Hudson on public romance and movie making
Hollywood notes reveal Rock Hudson speaking about privacy in public displays of affection on set and his discomfort with intimate scenes. He reflects on fame, the pressures of star power, and balancing personal life with on screen performance while discussing past romantic pairings and work with Liz Taylor and others.
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Handsaker
Hollywood AP
Rock Hudson
Winnetka
Liz Taylor Honiifer Jones
Dean Simmons
June Wynn
Ane Baxter
Wwe
Hudson
Dorks Day
Rin
Aly Bhiaretty
Hie
Leibublon
Wid Mixx Day
Blie
Ryanty
Rebeltesal
Jane Wyn
Faye
Jamestown Airport Upgrade Plan Proposes $500000 Aid
Jamestown Mayor Carl F. Sanford announced a $500000 improvement program for James town Municipal Airport recommended by the Federal Aviation Agency. The plan would fund an administration building and taxiway with $417000 federal aid and extend the runway to 5600 feet to accommodate jetprop aircraft, aiming to handle about 42000 annual passengers by 1986.
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JANEW
Jamestown
Federal Aviation Agency
Carl F. Sanford
Sanford
Wir
Sérvier
Claude Friday
State Commerce Department
Bureau of Aviation
PAA
Rmextons
MAA
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