St Girls Club Makes Cuddly Toys for Easter Visit
A group of girls at St Joseph's Home in Erie crafted colorful stuffed animals for Easter gifts. Pictured are Marie Maree Christine Donoghue Sue Dyne Cecelia Anderson and others with Miss Kathie Kauffman and Mrs Edward Dominessy supervising. The club plans to visit tomorrow to deliver the gifts to the home’s youngsters.
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St. Girls Club
St. Joseph's
Erie
Marie Maree
Christine Donoghue
Sue Dyne
Cecelia Anderson
Margaret Frisina
Debbie Ficcardi
Joan Popovich
Sue Hooks
Becky Guth
Edward Dominessy
Eader
Sue Comitz
Rosie
St. Joseph's Home
Demonstrations Across Country Grow Louder and Broader
Thousands joined marches in several cities as protests against the central government led by President intensify. Observers report widespread hostility and note no clear gauge of overall support, with many linking rallies to a coordinated effort.
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Pre
Hints From Heloise on Perfect Meringue Tips
Dear readers share meringue secrets from hotel bakers. Use room temperature egg whites, three eggs per pie, sifted cream of tartar, a dash of salt, slow fold in sugar, and keep meringue at crust edges. Let meringue cool slowly after baking to prevent cracks, test dissolved sugar before cooking, and slice through with hot water dipped knife for clean cuts.
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Heloise
Protests in Vietnam Impact U S Policy and Safety
The record notes that well organized protests in Vietnam influence military and government plans, with American officials fearing Communist exploitation. U S Consul Samuel B. Thorne warned Americans in Da Nang to avoid crowds and stay off streets as demonstrations turn anti American and risk incidents. A House subcommittee postponed plans to visit Vietnam amid the upheaval.
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U.S
Viet Nam
Washington
Samuel B. Thombeee
House
Subcommittee “Logue
House to review Viet Nam air programs investigation
A House subcommittee chair said a trip to examine U.S. air programs in Viet Nam would be rescheduled as soon as the current situation clears up. The inspection was to start under a government operations panel.
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State Department
House
Viet Nam
U.S
Subcommittee
John E. Moss
Dcalif
Pfeiffer Twins Born in Charlotte with Corry Ties
Twin daughters arrived Wednesday to Mr and Mrs Jack Pfeiffer of Charlotte North Carolina. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs John Pfeiffer of Clymer formerly of Corry. A son was born yesterday afternoon at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Fred.
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Jack Pfeiffer
Charlotte
N.C
John Pfeiffer
Clymer
Corry
Corry Memorial Hospital
Fred
Local notables attend Pittsburgh trip and area dances
Mrs Horace Ordway and Miss Marion Rowley, Sea's Drugs employees, returned home after two days in Pittsburgh for a DuBarry Cosmetic event at the Penn Sheraton. The Mark IV will play for a teens dance at Elks Lodge from 2 to 5 p.m. with prizes for best dances. Mrs Carrie Young of Grand Valley marked her 88th birthday with honors at Quiet Acres Nursing Home attended by family and staff. Corry Memorial Hospital Auxiliary plans its April meeting at 8 p.m. in the nurses’ dining room, with important business on the agenda. Show dramatics praise highlights Golden Tones in Showtime 66 at Corry Area High School. Sister Mary Urban urges St Thomas’ first graders’ registration for 1966-67 today and tomorrow from 2 to 4 p.m. at the school, bring birth and vaccination proofs. Seed starting tips and a Florence Dunbar quote round out the column.
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Horace
Faye) Ordway
North Center Street
Marion Rowley
Spartansburg
Sea’s Drugs
Pittsburgh
Penn Sheraton Hotel
Elks Lodge
Carrie Young
Grand Valley
Quiet Acres Nursing Home
Inlaw
Harold Young
Jamestown
N. Y
Alta Wogan
Youngsville
Harold Thompson
Corry Memorial Hospital
George Hagger
Sister Mary Urban
St. Thomas' School
St. Thomas
Sister Urban
Dinner Fetes Norman Edinger At Hotel Corry
A dinner last evening at the Hotel Corry honored Norman J. Edinger of Wright Street for his retirement from Raymond Division of Associated Spring Corporation. Edinger joined Raymonds in 1946 and spent 20 years in the city’s employ as a plant engineer. Joseph Pitcavage acted as toastmaster and introduced Edward W. Feldt who presented a company gift. Roy Reed of the merchandising division and Mead Park Board colleagues offered remarks on Edinger’s contributions.
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Hotel Corry
Norman J. Edinger
Wright Street
Raymond Division
Associated Spring Corporation
Wea Eters Fe Iy
Edinger
Raymonds
Cily
Joseph Pitcavage
Edward W. Feldt
Mr. Edinger
Pease
Roy Reed
Mead Park
Hire 50 As ia License Examiners In Pa
Harrisburg AP Fifty civilians will be hired by the state police to serve as driver license examiners to free police for other duties. Col E Wilson Purdy says the program, tested in 34 other states, puts examiners under direct state police supervision at examination centers. Start pay is 174 bi weekly with four weeks training at the Hershey police academy. Civil Service Commission chair Dr C Herschel Jones says a statewide written test will be held May 21 to establish candidate lists. Applications must be submitted by pel?
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Harrisburg
Col
E. Wilson Purdy
Purdy
State Civil Service Commission
State Police Academy
Hershey
C. Herschel Jones
Civil Service Commission
Pelt
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