Social highlights on a cross country and international visit
Mr and Mrs Clifford Button and daughter Mary Alice depart for Washington DC for several days. Philadelphia couple Mr and Mrs George Bagley arrive for a 10 day visit with his parents in East Irving street. Mr and Mrs Guy Bennink return from Florida after three weeks away. Mr and Mrs Raleigh VanTuse return from Lakeland Florida after four months. Charles M Clark and Stuart Houghton attend a Red Cross reception in Pittsburgh honoring General Alfred M Gruenther. Open house planned from 1:30 to 5:30 pm and 7 to 9:30 pm with invites to relatives and friends. The Johnsons Sawyer guide the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Button
Mary Alice
Washington, D. C
George Bagley
Philadelphia
Gerald Bagley
East Irving Street
Guy Bennink
South Center Street
St. Petersburg
Tampa
Bridenton
Fin
Raleigh H. VanTuise
North Center Street
Lakeland
Fla
Charles M. Clark
American Red Cross
Stuart Houghton
Red Cross
Pittsburgh
Alfred M. Gruenther
American National Red Cross
Corry Club Begins With Bell Solar Battery Talk
At the April Corry Management Club meeting held at Hotel Corry Harold A Byron of Bell Telephone discussed the Bell Solar Battery the first device able to convert sun energy directly into electricity. Byron demonstrated a beam powered circuit via solar power and noted silicon from common sand as a principal element. Willard Gibson led a brief business session and new members were introduced as Keith Henton gave the invocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Bell
Byron
Ray Weber
Americus
Georgia
VEW Auxiliary Meets In Regular Session
A VFW Ladies Auxiliary session in the Garden Room at the post home, led by Mrs Alfred Coke, approved their annual Scotland School donation. The Northwestern County Council plans a May 5 meeting at the Warren post. The next auxiliary meeting is April 26 with initiation and officer installation, with guests from Union City and North East. Mrs Hazel Shuss won the attendance award. George Noble, 88, former Texas Co vice president from Uvalde, Texas, died yesterday in Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VEW
VFW
Post Home
Alfred Coke
Scotland School
Northwestern County Council
Warren Post Home
Union City
North East
Cone
Claude Weber
Hazel Shuss
Emmanuel Guild Holds Business Meeting
The Emmanuel Episcopal Church undercroft meeting at 2 pm heard Rev. Willian Seité open with prayer. President Mrs. Velma Moore led the session as the guild voted to fund Easter flowers for the church and announced Woman's Auxiliary meetings and a diocesan altar guilds gathering in Chautauqua Lake. Mrs. Harvey Croscut read from How To Pray With Love and Sacrifice followed by discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carville
Emmanuel Guild
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Willian C. Seité
Velma Moore
Woman's
Chestnut Hill
Chautauqua Lake
Harvey Croscut
Conelway Scouts Meet Make Easter Hats
The Interme diate Girl Scout Troop 364 at Conelway School gathered 18 girls and two teachers for an Easter hat making session using paper plates, doilies, crepe paper, and artificial flowers. A promenade showcased the hats. May 2 is tentatively set for the event and the next meeting on April 25 will feature a Scouting film by Mrs. Merrill Wade. The girls also played the Scottish game The Magic Ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conelway School
Lloyd McCray
Albert Hill
Mrothers
Merrill Wade
Corry Memorial Hospital Event Noted At Night
Introducing AK qanerites, then last night at the Corry Memorial Hospital for, and Mrs. Harold Casler of Colum ns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AK Qanerites
Corry Memorial Hospital
Harold Casler
Dinner To Honor Past Grand Regents Planned
At the April meeting Court Conception No 35 Catholic Daughters of America announced a dinner for past grand regents on Thursday April 25. The event, served by Diemer's Cafeteria, will be held in Knights of Columbus Hall with Miss Mary Higgins chairing arrangements. Mrs. Nick Marty reported on the Recollection event and thanked members for support and donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CDA
Court Conception No
Catholic Daughters of America
Nick Marty
Diemer
Mary Higgins
Knights of Coumbus
Nominating Committee Presents Officers List
A nominating committee was appointed to present a state of officers. Those chosen were Mrs. Leo Hooks, chairman, Mrs. James L. Allyn, Miss Mary Higgins, Mrs. Leo Hoylen and Mrs. Hornick. Fey, Leon Doleski, director of youth activities, spoke to the members after their business meeting. His topic was "Mary, The Mother of Christ."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Hooks
James L. Allyn
Mary Higgins
Leo Hoylen
Hornick
Fey
Leon Doleski
Mary
Mother of Christ
Wright School PTA Nominates Officers
Wright School Parent-Teacher Association held a routine meeting led by Kenneth Burr with Rev R R Merriman delivering devotions and Miss Anna Baresi giving the flag salute. The group nominated officers: Peter Dubrosky president, Mrs H Martin Keppel first vice president, Ann Baresi second vice president, Mrs William Miller secretary, and Mrs Euland Harvey treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright School
Kenneth Burr
R. R. Merriman
Anna Baressi
Peter Dubrosky
H. Martin Keppel
Ann Baresi
Wiliam Miller
Euland Harvey
Easter Crafts Display by Concord School Brownies
Brownie Toop and her fourth grade group from Concord School Brownie Troop 317 will showcase Easter hats dolls and notebooks. The exhibit directed by Mrs Newell Beckwith and assistants Mrs L P Baker and Mrs Crayford Salle will be in Sears window on North Center street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownie Toop
Concord
Newell Beckwith
L. P. Baker
Crayford Salle
Sears
North Center Street
Winds Bring Snow To North Across Plains and Ohio Valley
Northerly winds spread cold air from central Canada across the mid continent bringing fresh snow to many areas. The arctic front stretched from the Rockies to the Ohio Valley with the southern edge crossing northern Texas. Snow showers blanketed the lower Great Lakes into the Oklahoma Texas Panhandle as temperatures fell from freezing in the Panhandle to the low teens in the Northern Plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mid-Continent
Canada
Rockies
Ohio Valley
Texas
Great Lakes
Oklahoma-Texas Panhandle
Panhandle
Ohio
Plains
Woman Cleared in Death of Husband in Pittsburgh
Mrs. Berice Lachells, 31, of Pittsburgh, was acquitted of murder in the stabbing death of her husband Vincent, 33. A jury deliberated 52 minutes before verdict. Jurors later pooled 21 to buy Easter gifts for her four children, ages 5 to 13. She testified the death followed her husband returning home drunk and forcing an inappropriate dance in front of male friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Ber Rice Lachells
Lachell
Report Expansion Of AP Services Through The World
AP expanded services worldwide in 1956. AP general manager Pratik J. Stateel said the report, distributed ahead of the April 22 New York meeting, notes AP news and pictures reach more than 70 countries. The service returned to India and grew in Brazil South Viet Nam Iraq Aden Nicaragua and Finland with new South Africa service begun last week. Stronger communications boosted subscriber numbers. Egypt Italy Turkey and Scandinavia led gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Brazil
Viet Nam
Iraq
Aden
Nicaragua
Finland
South Africa
Beypt
Italy
Turkey
Scandinavia
Flooding Seneca land eyed by engineers at meeting
At the annual meeting of the Association of American Indian Affairs Oliver Ta Farge faulted U S Army Engineers plans to flood 9000 acres of Seneca Nation land along the New York Pennsylvania border. He said the Allegheny River dam would violate the 1704 treaty. Edward O Neill reported 60 Indians in 33 homes would lose land and homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. S
Army
Allegheny River
Kinzua
Warren
Edward O'Neill
Washington
Doctors urge probe of high fat diets in heart attack link
In Boston a Cleveland doctor urged a soul-searching medical inquiry into whether high-fat diets prescribed for ulcer patients may contribute to heart attacks. Dr. Harvey J. Dworken noted 11 of 24 deaths from heart attacks among 136 patients over four years, suggesting a possible link. Dr Ancel Keys cited evidence linking dietary fat to coronary disease, referencing Japanese Americans adopting Western diets and higher heart disease rates. Dworken urged physicians to consider lowering fat intake, milk consumption, and eggs as potential steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Cleveland
Harvey J. Dworken
Westeran Reserve University
American College of Physicians
Ancel Keys
University of Minnesota
Japan
Keys
California
Dworken
Doctora
Pardons Probe Hearings Set For April In Harrisburg
The pardon inquiry panel led by Rep. Edwin Tompkins plans hearings in Harrisburg on April 22 to clear up ads and matters in Delaware County and other cases. Sen. Joseph Yosko asked for review of additional items as the committee aims to finish hearings and prepare findings and remedial legislation for the current legislature. McBride advised leaders not to appear yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin W. Tompons
Cameron
Harrisburg
Delaware
Tompkins
Joseph J. Yosko
Northampton
McBride
Leader
Governor defends separation of powers in hearings
The committee heard arguments that the governor’s actions infringe on separation of powers. A letter to Lender urged the governor to transfer full rights and powers to his successor. Leader said he signed commutations on September 29 at his executive mansion. Subpoenas sought testimony from aides. the governor and aides resisted, arguing limits on compelment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lender
T ‘Wass
Darcy, Zietz and Foster
David Kohn
Hengy
Randall
Raven
Thowids
K. Hodges
Molin
Kohn
McBride
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Nqomi Johnson
Warren Johnson
Sawyer
W. Floyd Johnson
East Smith Street
Texas CO
Houston
Tex
George Noble
Uvalde
The
Conelway
PTA
National Bank of Corry
WU Aparece
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Corry, FA
H. Gilbert Williams
Raymond O. Nelson
Musler
DE. Williams
Barnes
Carrig
Corry, Pa
Lawrence Davison
East Main Street
Ruby Kelly
Assembly of God
Corry, Pas
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