Seniors Name Committees For Class Play To Benefit Organ Fund
Senior class plays set for May 1 and 3 at Corry Area High School auditorium to raise funds for a new school organ. Nancy Earle chairs door sales with prizes for top sellers, and committees cover publicity, radio, posters, house operations, and refreshments. Several local residents are noted for travel, family news, and upcoming weddings while the Lamb Kenniston wedding is detailed with attire and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Area High School
Nancy Davis
Barbara Blgir
Joe Marty
Sue Kaitley
Oth
Pat Kinney
Shirley Hasbrouck
Marlene McIntyre
Agnes Lindsey
Betty Proctor
Jeanette Ives
Carole Keeter
Window
Sally Chase
Mie Vanssens
Rose Brown
Dorothy Brockman
Sue Kinley
Jeynette Ives
Pat Meerdink
Denny Hypr
Chip Spiesman
Jim Aquilino
Stuart Ball
Stork Shower For Mrs Paul Wentz Held At Home
Mrs Donald Armitage hosted a stork shower at 54 East Irving Street for Mrs Paul Wentz with eighteen guests. Guests included Mrs William Armitage Mrs Victor Armitage and Mrs David Johnson who shared prizes and gifts amid games and a green and yellow refreshment theme.
Hospital Auxiliary Plans District Meeting In Corry
The Corry Memorial Hospital Ladies Auxiliary will hold its monthly meeting Monday at 1:30 PM in the nurses dining room. Mrs Louis Foradora, auxiliary president, urges strong attendance to finalize plans for the district meeting to be hosted here later this month.
Newborns Reported From Local Hospitals
A son born yesterday afternoon at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jackson of 410 Second Avenue. A daughter born yesterday morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Robertson of Spring Creek. Donna Jean Kerrigan born yesterday at Charles Ghosts Memorial Hospital in Woburn Massachusetts to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kerrigan. Mrs. Kerrigan is formerly Charlotte Shields of this city. the maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Wendall Shields of Concord Street.
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Warren Titus
Worth Street
Webster
N. Y
Linda Kinkead
H. A. Curtis
East Congress Street
Lubbock
Tex
H. BE
Curtis
Charles Bracken
Wright Street
Florida
Walter DeJeati
Maple Avenue
Westfield
Robert Breads
Church of the Nazarene
Joyce Kenniston
Rex Kenniston
West Smith Street
Pic
Harry W. Lamb Jr
Harry Lamb Sr
Wesleyville
Corryites
Paul Bowlby
Corry Memorial Hospital
Robert Jackson
Second Avenue
Emanuel Robertson
Spring Creek
Donna Jean
Charles Ghosts Memorial Hospital
Woburn
Mass
Richard Kerrigan
Kerrigan
Charlotte Shields
Wendall Shields
Concord Street
Twentieth Century Club of Clymer Hosts Musical Program
The Twentieth Century Club of Clymer met in the Clymer Central School music room for a program arranged by chairwoman Mrs. Carol Compton. Performances included vocal solos by Wilbur Rensk, piano by Miss Hoogenboom, a clarinet trio, a vocal quintet, and a violin solo, followed by a business session at Mrs Grace Spitzer’s home. Officers were elected: Rose Wassink president, Gertrude Damentt VP, Helen Deuink secretary, Nettie Tegiers assistant secretary, Velva Regal corresponding secretary, Minnie Legiers treasurer, Minnie Ton music chairman, with librarian and assistants named. Plans were made for a May breakfast and closing lunch.
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Twentieth Century Club
Clymer
Clymer Central School
Carol Compton
Wilbur Rensk Ps
Mary Ann Hogenboom
Charles Burrows
Janet Rensink
Judith Rhodes
Rhoda Reuter
Hozenboom
Rose Wassink
Gertrude Damentt
Helen Deuink
Nettie Tegiers
Velva Regal
Minnie Legiers
Minnie Ton
Helen
Driver in deadly Baden curb collision identified
Rochester Pa. Police say 49 year old John B Dippold was struck and killed yesterday while stepping from the curb in front of his Baden home. The driver was identified as Helen Joseph of Hopewell Township linked to the crash in Beaver County.
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Rochester
Anato
John B Dippold
Baden
Beays County
Helen Joseph
Hopewell Township
Tunisia Leader Refuses Border Supervision Report
President Habib Bourguiba reportedly refused to accept supervision of Tunisia's border with Algeria. A. U. good offices team met Tunisian officials to prevent a breakdown in negotiations over the French Tunisian dispute. Bourguiba warned that yielding could push rebels toward Cairo and distrusted President Nasser as the Algerian Front threatens shifting its headquarters.
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Tunisia
Habib Bourguibe
Algeria
A. U
Bourguiba
U. S
Robert Murphy
Harold Beeley
Cairo
Algerian National Liberation Front
Nasser
Bourgaiba
Observers weigh border rule on Algeria Tunisian standoff
Observers say accepting border inspection could imply recognition of a French right to hold Algeria, while Tunisia denies such right. A breakdown could push the dispute back to the UN Security Council for action.
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Algeria
Tunisia
UN Security Council
O Shell Receives Advance Toward Doctorate
Urs Waney, guidance founder for Corry Area High School, was informed the Pennsylvania State University graduate school granted one year’s advance standing toward a doctorate in counseling. The award honors work at Allegheny College and cuts required credits by one third. O Shell plans to enroll this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urs Waney
Corry Area
Pennsylvania State University
O'Shell
Allegheny College
A and R Treasurer Dies in Wilmington at 66
Pomeroy Nichols, 66, treasurer of the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad since 1930, died yesterday in Wilmington, N C. He joined the firm in 1910 and held the financial post for two decades.
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A&r
Wilmington
N. C
Pomeroy Nichols
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Nationwide Parade Weather Forecast Challenges Easter Plans
The Weather Bureau notes a strong low pressure system moving from the Dakotas into the Midwest and East causing steady rains as parades begin. Elsewhere, mostly sunny skies prevail with geographies including Georgia, the Carolinas, and the Great Lakes region facing varied chances of showers, while California and the Pacific Coast anticipate improving conditions.
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Midwest
Natin
Weather Bureau
Dakotas
Towa
Indiana
Great Lakes
Georgia
Carolinas
Washington
Virginia
California
Pacific Coast
Rockies
Fire Destroys Home as Ten Die in Inferno
Eyewitness accounts describe a deadly blaze that engulfed a home and claimed ten lives. Survivors recall Mrs. Blair and Mrs. Flook amid the scorching heat and falling windows, while family and neighbors searched in shock as people were trapped and perished.
Mansfield Blasts GOP Bill Critics
Mansfield criticizes the GOP bill as the page notes week end figures for unemployment, new jobless claims rising to 421,900 for the week ended March 20. Construction spending climbs to 3.4009 billion in March. Housing Administrator Albert M. Cole predicts about 1.1 million new homes this year, with 150,000 from the recently passed housing bill. President Eisenhower signs the bill into law on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert M. Cole
Cole
Congress
Hieffenhower
Local Ministers Lenten Meditations and Truman Talk in York
Lenten meditation by Rev H Ray Harris emphasizes remembering Jesus words from Luke 24 1 10 and promise of resurrection. He links three reasons to remember his words and cites Peter and disciples recalling fulfilled prophecies. Also notes future Christ relation depends on cherishing his words during Lent 1958. Former President Truman will appear on Youth Wants To Know on NBG TV May 4.
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Jesus
H. Ray Harris
Galilee
Joseph Parker
Christ
Peter
Truman
York
Harry Truman
Nbg-Tv
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