Six Injured In Two Car Collision Near U S Route 1
Four Penn State College students and four servicemen were injured in a two car crash about 30 miles north of Richmond on U S Route 1. Police listed Lee Brewer 18 of Pittsburgh William C March 20 Audubon Pa Robert Oesterling 22 New Castle Pa Joseph Holman Jr 19 the occupants of one car and Conrad Butcher of Miami Fla and James Williams 23 Camp Stoneman Calif the occupants of the other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Richmond
Penn, State College
Here
Lee Brewer
Pittsburgh
William C. March
Audubon
Robert Oesterling
New Castle
Joseph Holman, Jr
Conaid Butcher
Miami
Fla
James Williams
Camp Stoneman
Calif
A Big Day for Mrs Ladd in a New Car Milestone
Mrs. Ladd celebrated a milestone driving their new car for the first time. The family opened a savings account at National Bank of Corry and deposited regular earnings to fund the down payment, then visited the Installment Loan Department to finance the balance, forming a lasting bank relationship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladds
National Bank of Corry
Fairyland Prom Theme At Junior Senior Event
A Fairyland setting is chosen for the Junior Senior Prom to be held April 1 at the high gym. Decorations depict a castle exterior and forest stage. Jack Raymond chairs the decorating committee. Banquet menu includes turkey, mashed potatoes, cranberry sauce, ice cream, beverages. Banquet hosted by Presbyterian Women. program features toasts, remarks, music by local acts. dancing 9 to 1 with Neil Charles and His Orchestra. Proceeds support the prom and banquet. noted as a top social event of the school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dyintor Hich
Jack Raymond
Presbyterian Women's Association
ak @ oblock
Alien Canfield
Jack Svott
Donne Whaley
Howad J. Sheen
L. M. Douglas
Remar
Supersonic
Shirley
Joan Tillotson
Beatrice Rensink
Accomonist
Neil Charles
Erie
Performances For Chautauqua Repertory Theatre Season
The Chautauqua Repertory Theatre announces a six play season at Nisan Meniucia Hall starting July 2. Productions include The Velvet Glove, Old Lord, Dream Girl, The Winslow Boy, Scand Thresh oli, and The Curious Savage. Frederick McConnell presents a diverse slate with two performances each, Open Wednesday nights.
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Chautauqua Repertory Theatre
Chauisiqua
Nisan Meniucia Hall
Ralph McCallister
Chantauqua Repertory
Chintauqua
Frederic McConnell
Britain
Elmer Rice
Dream Gil
Farewell Party for Miss Ruth Helfer in East South Street Home
Ruth Helfer prepared to move to Texas was honored at a farewell party hosted by Leana Fhumtley and Helen Reknbors on East South Street. Games awarded prizes to Mary Amy Scholton Barbara Huntley and Mary Dykes amid sandwiches pickles chips cupcakes ice cream and cake refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Heffer
Misa Ruth Helfer
Texas
Leana Fhumtley
Helen Reknbors
East South Street
Sisteen
Mary Amy Scholton
Barbara Huntley
Mary Dykes
Hospitality Club Meeting Next Tuesday at Garden Room VIP
The Hospitality Club will meet Tuesday at 2 PM in the Garden Room of the VIP. Mrs. Harold A. Gilbert will review a book, with Mrs. L. M. Douglas and committee in charge, including Mrs. Norris Hooven and others. Refreshments will be served. invitees welcome.
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Hospitality Club
Harold A. Gilbert
L. M. Douglas
Norris Hooven
Blabeth Rogers
Don Williams
Katherine Irwin
Friendship Club Met At Lawson Home
West Frederick Street hosted eight Friendship Club members yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Clifford Lawson’s home. Contests awarded prizes to Mrs. Roy Swart and Mrs. Eugene Powers. The hostess served sandwiches, pickles, ice cream, and coffee at an Easter themed table. Mrs. Lawson gave each guest a small gift. Mrs. Powers of R. D. 2 will entertain next on April 10.
Corry Home Extension group meets at Mrs Albert Hills home
The Corry Rural Home Extension Group met yesterday at Mrs. Albert Hills residence on R D 1. Mrs. Nadia Hamilton led an upholstery session and a poke luncheon was served at noon. The next meeting is planned for May with date and location to be announced.
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Albert Hill
Corry
R. D
Nadia Hamilton
Trostle and Nesmith Families Welcome Newborns
A son born last evening at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs William Trostle of 102 Snyder Circle. Mrs Trostle is the former Barbara Gates. A daughter born yesterday at W G A Hospital in Jamestown to Mr and Mrs James Nesmith of Waren. Mrs Nesmith is the former Phyllis Armitage of this city. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Harold Armitage of East Pleasant Street.
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Lilian Warner
Erie
Bertha Mitchell
Bast
South Street
A. Bruce Smith
East Bond
Florida
Dorithy Linendell
Bert Williams
Louise Wilkes
Holet Johnson
PB. 1
Swanson
T. S. Kelsey
Howard Ross
NL. Bogden
Wilbur Rickers
Order of
Eastern Star
Te Masonu Temple
D. J. Pull
West Washington Steel
Lakewood, O
Carleton Pitt
Ronald Windahi
Alleheig College
Woakter Windahl
West Smithshrewt
Ine
Helen
Rose Molux
Walter Komend
Elle
Mins
Colleen Foley
Edinboro State Teachers College
Criisitas Bilston
Allegheny Collece
James Maloney
St. A. Dykes
Mary
Eric
Dot Sherwood
Meyer Memorial Hospital
Buffalo
Sosenh Sherwood
Northwest Street
Everett Johnson
Wright Streck
Cairnbrook
Lee Johnson
B.A. Williams
V. & Shreve
and Mire
Frank Shurgis
Union City
Corry Memorial ‘Hospital
William Trostle
Snyder Circle
Trostle
Barbara Gates
W.G.A. Hospital
Jamestown
James ‘Nesmith
Waren
Nesmith
Phyllis Armitage
This City
Harold Armitage
East Pleasant Street
Concord Secret Sisters Club Dinner at Corry Den
Concord Secret Sisters Glob met at Corry Den for annual dinner with 46 covers. Mrs Ladd Lewis reelected president, Mrs GW Irwin won door prize, guest speaker Mrs Constance MacMillan spoke on teaching in Egypt. Ruth Warker sang solo and led group singing.
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Concord Secret Sisters
Corry den
Ladd Lewis
GW. Irwin
Constance MacMillan
Egypt
Ruth Warker
Roger Lilley
Ict Haines
Liem
Women of the Moose Host Night Program at Meeting
At the Women of the Moose No 717 gathering 40 members and guests attended as Mrs. Jessie Maso presided. The group voted to donate 10 toward a Red Cross appeal. Thirty members from Union City No 719 joined, presenting a Witcher Band program with a free will offering for Union City causes. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Homer Berkhiows, Howard Gates, Mrs Paul French, and Mr Charles Posh. Light refreshments followed, led by Academy of Friendship with Lawrence Hansen as chair. The next meeting is set for April 17.
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Women of the Moose
Academy of Brigadshin
Women of the Monge No
Jessie Maso
Union City
Jodae No
Corry
UN Ton City
Homer Berkhiows
Tn Atendance Awit
Howard Gates
Fred
Paul French
Charles Posh
Academy of Friendship
Lawrence Hansen
Andre’ Hansen
Jessie Masohy
Frank Dorrance
Donald Gator
Homemakers Day At Erie Set For April 4
The Erie County Agricultural Extension Association announces Spring Homemakers Day on April 4 at Luther Memorial Church in Erie. Dr Jules LeBarth Jr of Mellon Institute will speak. a program includes skits music and exhibits from the extension meetings. Reservations due by April 1 to Mrs H D Hatipin and Mrs Ivan Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Erie County Agricultural Extension Association
Luther Memorial Church
Jules LeBarth, Jr
Mellon Tnstilaire
April Lith
H. D. Hatipin
Ivan Miller
Beaverdam
Justice Department to Run Cleanup in Senate Scrutiny
McCarran and McCarthy signaled tough scrutiny of the McGranery nomination as the Senate judiciary committee prepares to meet and decide how to handle the appointment. Critics urge anti corruption steps with unclear White House reception.
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Justice Department
Judiciary Committee
McGranery
Morrisett Town
Whitt House
Hugh Bemdon Jr Dies in Cairo After Trans-Pacific Fight
Hugh Bemdon Jr 4, son of Hugh Bemdon Sr of New York, died in Cairo Egypt from a blood problem. The elder Bemdon announced the death and said funeral arrangements were not yet set and burial may be in Titusville Pennsylvania. The late child earned 925000 for the 1981 trans Pacific bout with Clyde Pangborn during the World Tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Herndon
New York
Hugh Bemdon, Jr
Clyde Pangborn
Cairo
Egypt
Titusville
Protest Hike to Face Inquiry in Harrisburg
A Bell Telephone Company rate increase provokes protests in Harrisburg as the Pennsylvania CTO Council files with the Public Utility Commission. The petition argues the hike hits consumers’ wallets and should be thoroughly investigated before approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Bell Telephone Company
Pennsylvania Cto Council
Commissior
Pennsylvania
Tornado Damage Mounts Across Deep South States
The Associated Press reports the deep south suffered twin tornado onslaughts with at least seven dead and 63 injured. Widespread destruction hit Louisiana Alabama and northwest Florida as storms lashed Arkansas Mississippi Tennessee Missouri Kentucky and others causing extensive property losses. Casualty figures and damage totals vary, with early estimates in the millions and hundreds of injuries reported.
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New Orleans
Deep South
Alabama
Arkansas
Missouri
Mississippi
Tennessee
Kentucky
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Er Treet
Gene Autry
Rex Theatre
Katherine
North Center Street
Mrs. Ladd
the National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Ee Society
Eere
Questin
Winslow Boy
Terence Rattigan
Phillip Batty
Savage
John Patrick
Mrs Savage
Kuniketcont
Friendship Club
Lawson Home
Oslo
Norway
Meir Uf Henrif Thie
Hjollywoort
James Cassidy
Bob Desmond
Sama
Kryptok
Sherbroke
Chapin
F. C. Chapin
Louisiana
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