St Edward's PTA Reports Profit and Plans for Easter Event
Twenty nine members attended St Edward's School PTA meeting led by President Mrs John Wells. A St Patrick's Day dinner earned 218.46 to date. Donations were acknowledged and new kitchen fixtures installed. A Good Luck margarine trial plan was proposed with Mrs Angelo Frisina as chairman. Second grade attendance award went to Sister Damien's room. Plans for an Easter Monday gathering and May 4 labor union dinner at the VW Club were set, with committees named. Forty Hours devotions at St Thomas Church are to include a dinner for visiting priests on May 7, with Mrs John Wells as chair and kitchen and dining room co-chairs. A White Elephant sale netted 16.60. Two-week trip to Arkoma, Oklahoma was planned by W. and Lundberg and others visiting relatives and friends in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Edward's School Parent-Teacher Association
John Wels
Francis Graves
Edward Dominessy
Santo Leone
PTA
Angelo Frisina
Damien
Labor Union
Edward Brigham
Leo Hooks
St. ‘Thomas’ Church
John Wells
Stanley Malek
August Wascak
Prize Winners at Jat Grange Card Party
Columbus Grange No 875 hosted a Saturday card party at Columbus Town Hall with seven tables and Chinese checkers for children. Prize winners included Jean Lindsey who received jewelry donated by VanCise Gift Shop, Frank Katterlin who won gasoline from William Turben and Donald Bindley, and Mut Trisket who got mil from Curtis Dairy and the door prize coffee from Ficcardi's. The longest distance traveler won a TV lamp from Eagle Builders Supply, the oldest winner received a key ring, and the youngest received candy. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neve Wsday
Columbus Grange No
Columbus Town Hall
Jean Lindsey
VanCise
Frank Katterlin
William Turben
Donald Bindley
Curtis Dairy
Ficcardi’s Grocery
Eagle Builders Supply
DeForest Bindley
Charles Sandberg
Arthur Ayling
Local Girl Scout Troop Forms At Corry High School
An organizing meeting for a junior high age group Girl Scout troop was held yesterday afternoon at Corry Area High School. Mrs Merrill Wade is troop leader and Mrs J Donald Watson sits on the troop committee. Eight girls elected officers Mary Jane O'Hare president Judy Herring vice president Molly Orcutt secretary Shirley Glatz treasurer. The crest chosen is the morning glory. Prospective members may contact the leader or officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Area High School
Merrill Wade
J. Donald ‘Watson
Mary Jane O'Hare
Judy Herring
Molly Orcutt
Shirley Glatz
Saries Continued Lenten Youth Service at St Pauls Lutheran
The sixth in the Carry Youth Council series held at 8 a m at St Pauls Lutheran Church. The offering will aid Hungarian relief. Agnes Lindsey gave the call to worship. A hymn by Robert Higgins opened. Rev Kenneth Snyder delivered the sermonette. Paul F Bauer gave the benediction. Mary Flowers played organ. Ushers were Mary Ann Dingfelder and Martha Lindstrom. Jerry Krasa served as acolyte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann Dingfelder
Martha Lindstrom
Jerry Krasa
Mrs. Merle Page Hosts Westminster Circle Meeting
The Westminster Circle of the Presbyterian Women’s Association met at Mrs. Merle Page’s Columbus home with thirteen members. Devotions by Mrs. Christensen opened the session, Adele McCray presented an Indonesia program, and a dessert lunch followed. The rummage sale is set for May 3 and 4, with the Spring Presbyterial at Meadville slated for April 25–29. The next circle gathering will be at Mrs. Christensen’s home in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Presbyterian Women's Association
Merle Page
Columbus
Page
Meadwillen
Sind
Chris Christensen
Mark
Indonesia
Adele McCray
Bessie Robbins
BPW Club District Party Entices Members with Dinner and Games
Members of the Corry Business and Professional Women's Club held a district party at TOOF Hall with a swiss steak dinner served by the Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge. The event featured a children’s party theme, party favors, balloons, and a dog obedience act by Duchess the Weimaraner. Prizes went to Louise Lewis and Ruth Gilson, with guests from Titusville, Union City, and Youngsville. The next meeting will be a sixteen-dinner event at Mrs. Thompson’s home in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BPW
Corry
Cecilia Hurry
Titusville
Agries ‘Lynch
Charles ‘Thompson
Duchess
Louise Lewis
Ruth Gilson
Union City
Youngsville
Golden Links Closs Meets At Brown Home
The Golden Links Closs of the First Methodist Church held its regular meeting last evening at Mrs. Willis Brown’s home. Mrs. Blybeth Nellis, president, led the routine session and a 5 dollar offering was voted for church redecorating. Dessert was served to 12 members. next gathering at Mrs. Arthur Barton’s on May 1. Boath’s 80 species of olive trees produce about half the world’s supply of olive oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Links Closs
Brown
First Methodist Church
Willis Brown
West
Ievin Young
Gethsemane
Blybeth Nellis
Fred Miller
Zuella McElroy
Arthur Barton
Bavex Street
Boath
Calvin Circle Meets With Mrs. Mary Matson
The April meeting of the Calvin Circle of the Presbyterian Women's Association met at Mrs. Mary Matson's East Frederick Street home. Miss Helen Johnson led devotions on The Things Which Are Caesar's. Mrs. Allen Hasbrouck presided over business. Plans for the May 3 and 4 rummage sale at the church were discussed. A program on Malaya and Tadoneslid from the Southeast Asia study book followed. Dessert was served to nine members. Merle Capwell to host next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Circle
Presbyterian Women's Association
Mary Matson
East Frederick Street
William Hall
J. Donald Watson
Hostescen
Helen Johnson
Allen Hasbrouck
Chaiman
Meadville
Priul Kundraeik
Malaya
Southeast Asia
Merle Capwell
Harding School PTA Monthly Session Sees 19 Attend
Harding School PTA gathered 19 members for the monthly meeting. Ruth Dahlstrand’s room won the attendance award. Dr. James Hileman spoke on health issues followed by a Q and A, with Miss Dahlstrand and Mrs. Pitt reading poems. Refreshments were served afterward. next meeting set for May 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding Parent Teacher Association
Ruth Dahlstrand
PTA
Page Louderback
Kenneth Pitt
John Oesch
Northwest District
Mercer
U.S. Military District
Pennsylvania
Charles Williams
Eureenltenies
Tony Stee
Mel John Gesch
Newell Beckwich
Dahlstrand
Ernest Emmons Jr
Pitt
James Hileman
Ralph Morris
Dominick Pate
Santo Pate
Lyle Smith
Hospitality Club Luncheon Held at VFW Post Home
A luncheon for Hospitality Club members occurred yesterday in the Garden Room of the VFW Post home. Hostess committee Mrs. Wayne Skinner, Mrs. Estella Wells and Mrs. Mark Coyle served at 1 15 p.m. A brief business meeting followed led by Mrs. William.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hospitality Club
VFW Post Home
Wayne Skinner
Estella Wells
Mark Coyle
William
Clymer Cub Scouts Observe Indian Month at Legion Hall
The Clymer Cub Scout Pack held a March meeting with awards for Bobcat pins to Howard Beckerink Jr and Robert Kolstee, wolf badges and arrowpoints to several scouts, and a piano accompaniment by Gary Leeters. An Indian themed dance and a skit The Story of The Six Arrows were performed for the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer
Legion Memorial
Paul Edwards Corte
Howard Beckerink Jr
Robert, Kolstee
Jack Thompson
Larry Vander Schaaf
David Hinsdale
Jerry Wiegers
David Edwards
Gary Leeters
Harold Holthouse
Stork Shower Honors Mrs Paul Yotpolis at East Pleasant home
Mrs James Kiroh hosted a stork shower for Mrs Paul Yotpolis with 23 guests. Prizes awarded to several members and a door prize to the guest of honor. Out of town guests attended and plans for next month were made. Mrs Glenn Stearns spoke on hair styling and structure and may return in fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Yotpolis
James Kiroh
East Pleasant Street
Hazel Brockman
Homer Taylor
Richard Huntley
Edward Garnels
Yotpolts
Kirch
Alvin ‘Thompson
Paul Hartman
Erle
Harold Brumagin Jr
Harold Brumagin Sr
Wattsburg
Edward Carutis
George Carilis
Clymer
Leaby
Glenn Stearns
Demand Probe Of Adams Case Sparks Parliamentary Question
In London Laborite George Wise pressed for an independent inquiry into the Adams prosecution, seeking scrutiny of the preparation and conduct of the case against Dr John Bodkin Adams. Adams was acquitted of murdering a rich widow in 1950 to gain a legacy, and a secret indictment against another widow was quashed. The Commons question to Attorney General Manningham-Buller awaits a reply. The inquiry is urged to cover Scotland Yard methods and the defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
John Bodkin Adams
George Wise
Adams
Wige
House of Commons
Reginald Manningham- Buller
Scotland Yard
Herbert
Duke Hanname
Hanna
Dr. Adams
Alice Edith Morrell
Eastbourne
Adams T
Astbourne
Scotland ‘Yard
Raymond Sales Force Holds Yearly Meet At Plant
Raymond Mfg. Co. officials led a sales meeting with L. P. Baker presenting the past year’s results. Representatives from the local plant and Cleveland reviewed performance and viewed a Dunn and Bradstreet film titled Of Time and Silence. An Atom test was scheduled for 9 p.m. tonight at Frenchman’s Flat near Las Vegas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hians
Raymond Mfg. Co
L. P. Baker
Cleveland
Dunn
Bradstreet
Las Vegas
Ney
Atomic Energy Commission
Frenchman’s Flat
Gas Vegas
Births in Corry and Niagara Falls Hospitals
A daughter was born yesterday morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs David Johnson of 317 Worth Street the mother is the former Sonn Merriman A daughter Karen Ann born April 14 to Mr and Mrs Donald Ritson at Niagara Falls General Hospital Niagara Falls Ontario Canada Mrs Ritson is the former Myrna Miller of Corry and Merle and Mrs Miller of Lawrence Manas grandparents A son born last night at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs William Gordon of B D 2
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Memorial Hospital
David Johnson
Worth Street
Johnson
Sonn
Merriman
Karen Ann
Donald Ritson
Niagara Falls General Hospital
Niagara Falls
Ontario
Canada
William Gordon
Television Schedule for WBEN Buffalo Channel 4
Tonight offers a lineup from 5:00 with Children’s Theatre to 4:30 The Edge of Might and 5:00 Children’s Theatre. The schedule lists multiple programs including The Jimmy Dean Show and Playhouse 90 with a late sports segment and Theatre programming wrapping up the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wben-Tv
Buffalo
Gene Autry Shaw
Arthur Godfrey Shaw
Idea
Arthur Godfrey
Basie
Bob Crosby
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St. Edward's Pta
W. &. Lundberg
West Frederickstreet
Arkoma
Olkla
Julia B.benedict
George H. Pernon
DuBois
Robert Greider
Middletown
Ohio
Fviends
Harborcreek
Grange Card Party
Mrs. Merle Page
Westminster Circle
Famous Oakwear
Rogues
Royal Juniors
Dalent
Ligobear
Triangle
N. Center St
Alen Wares
Erle and
Tittaville
Harding School
Nes
Adams Case
Raymond Sales
F.C. Chapin & Son
Wan
Elonious
Lee J Cobb
Robert Wilson
James Grifith
Joanne Day
Esierover
E. Crosby Bush
E. Main
Oldsmobile
East South Street
Roberts
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