Calendar items for The Journal office deadline
Listing of church and community events from Sunday April 14 to Friday April 19 including services, meetings, classes, fundraisers, and club gatherings. Notable items: Easter cantata at HUB Church. Knox Circle meeting at First Presbyterian. EUB catechetical class. Methodist Youth Fellowship. Eastern Star dessert card party. Corry Grange practice. various PTA and church group meetings. district women’s societies and temperance union activities. Rebekah sale. Moose meetings. Mary-Martha class. rummage planning. Concord Community Club dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal Office
UB SE
HUB
Knox
First Presbyterian Church
Clyde Keith
Methodist
Moose Home
Order of the Eastern Star
Ronald Rable
Corrillers
Thomas Hickle
Duard May
Cochairman
Corry Grange
Grange
Pomona Grange
Spring Creel Township School
William Kafferlin
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
BUB Cottage
ConelWay School
PTA
Richard Anderege
Norway
Jonathan Lode
Dorcas
Leland Johnston
Rebekah
Women's Relief Corps
Grange Hall
Spencer Ladies Aid
Ethel Spencer
West Washington Street
Corry Lodge
Loyal Owlet
Moose
Mary-Martha
Jean
Sarah MacInnes
West Frederick Street
Women of the Moose
Concord Community Club
Advertising Key for American Economic Resourcefulness
A remark on how advertising sparks ingenuity and resourcefulness in the U S economy highlighting the role of marketing in harnessing national commercial creativity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Newbery and Caldecott Winners At Local Library
The Comy Public Library uses standard catalogs and ALA lists to guide selections and upholds freedom to read. This year Madeleine L Engle wins the Newbery for A Wrinkle in Time and Ezra Jack Keats wins the Caldecott for The Snowy Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newbery-Caldecott Awards
Comy Public Library
American Library Association
Ista
Lbrary
Lrary
John Newbery
Randolph Caldecott
Madeleine L'Engle
Ezra Jack Keats
David L. MacKenzie
Easter Visitors and College Students Return Home
Readers note a flurry of Easter weekend visits and the return of students and travelers to Corry area homes. Dr James N Bogden and Miss Frances Olson plan to enroll at Kings Point while siblings and friends from State College of Fredonia Edinboro join family gatherings across Meadow and East South streets. кроме
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James N. Bogden
Kings Point
Long Island
Frances Anne Olson
Glenwood
N. L. Bogden
Raymond Avenue
Bogden
Miss Olson
United States Public Health and Education Service
Edinboro State College
George Taylor
East South Street
Donnia DeJean
Toccoa Falls
Geraldine Eason
Miss DeJean
Olive DeJean
Franklin Street
James
Mark
Wendy Weindorf
James Weindorf
Meadville
Weindorf
Arthur Pitts Sr
Concord Street
West Palm Beach
Plx
Douglas Rozelle
Douglas Jr
Denise
Newell Beckwith
Elsie
State College of Fredonia
Fredonia
N.Y
Bill
DeVry Institute of Technology
Chicago
DeVry Institute
Robert Davis
Eugene Davis
East Washington Street
Joan Neckers
Leo Neckers
Mead Avenue
Caroly Brundage
Arthur Brundage
Spring Creek
Jonathan Lodge Hosts Odd Fellows Rally Preparations
Jonathan Lodge No 685 of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows will host this evening in the TOOF Hall for Erie Warren and Crawford counties lodges. Warren Lodge to confer first degree for 13 candidates as prep for second and third degrees at the International Rally in Erie on April 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan Lodge
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Toof Hall
Erie
Warren
Crawford Counties
Warren Lodge
Odd Fellows
YMCA Ladies Auxiliary Unusual Evening Program
The Ladies Auxiliary of the YMCA plans an unusual Monday program at the Y. At 8 p.m. a swimming and water safety demonstration will be given by the Girls Swim Team coached by Miss Mary Beth Keppel. At 8:30 sewing class students under Mrs. Dorothy Mathews and knitting class led by Mrs. Thomas Cragg will present a style show of their creations. Refreshments will follow. organizers include Mrs. Alton Dahlstrand and the hospitality committee chaired by Mrs. Williams Leaby and others. All women interested in community service are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
Mary Beth Keppel
Mmembers
Dorothy Mathews
Thomas Cragg
Williams Leaby
Paul Bowen
Roger Brown
John Castor Sr
Harrison Keppel
Laurence McCray
Lloyd Shawver
Clarence Wallace
Alton Dahlstrand
Buxiliary
Births Reported in Union City Memorial Hospital
A daughter was born yesterday at Union City Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Russell Shreve of RD 3 Union City. A son was born at Union City Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Jick McCrillis of 81 East High Street Union City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Hunter
Clymer
Beverly Ann Hunter
William D. Chris
Harry Chris
East Main Street
Hunter
Clymer Central School
Public Loan Company of
Jamestown, N. Y
Corry Area High School
Corry Jamestown Corporation
We Union City Memorial Hospital
Russell Shreve
RD. 3
Union City
Union City Memorial Hospital
Jick McCrillis
East High Street
Birthday Party Honoring Merle Cummings in Beaverdam
Herbert Hawley and Mrs Hawley hosted a Thursday birthday party for Merle Cummings of Beaverdam. Guests included Mrs Cummings, Mr and Mrs Floyd Marsh, Mr and Mrs Charles Swan, and Mrs Carl Gates. Table settings featured Easter lilies and Buster novelties. a decorated birthday cake was served and gifts given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hawley
Beaverdam
Hawley
Merle Cummings
Alsy
Cummings
Floyd Marsh
Charles Swan
Carl Gates
Art Easter Lily
Buster
Spring Creek Aid Meet At Porter Home
The April Spring Creek Ladies Aid met at Bernard Porter’s home with hosts Mrs. Lois Sickler and Mrs. Stella Tripp. Thirteen members and one guest attended. Carolyn Brindage from State College Fredonia performed piano, and the group focused on missionary work. A collection of household linens tools and garden seeds was sent to an orphanage in the Philippine Islands. Curtains will be made for six Warren State Hospital windows. Marian Maso was named chair of the mother and daughter banquet planned for May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippine Islands
Warren State Hospital
Marian Maso
Stork Shower Honors Mrs Jaworski At West Trying Street
Mrs Glenn Babcock and Miss Carolyn Babcock hosted a stork shower for Mrs Stanley Jaworski at their West Trying Street home. Games and prizes were enjoyed with Mrs Homer White, Mrs Arthur Proctor, and Mrs Glenn Kinney among the prize winners. Mrs White received a special award as guests were treated to miniature stork favors, shower cake, ice cream, coffee and tea. Mrs Jaworski received a collection of lovely and useful gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Babcock
Carolyn Babcock
West Trying Street
Stanley Jaworski
Homer White
Arthur Proctor
Glenn Kinney
Two Whites Held In Bom Ping Incident At Clarksdale
In Clarksdale Mississippi arson charges were filed against Theodore A Carr 24 and Luther A Cauthen 26 after they admitted hurling flaming Molotov cocktails into a home where Rep Charles Diggs a Negro from Michigan was an overnight guest The two men remained jailed on 10000 bonds each Diggs said the bombing woke him from sleep and he did not know the occupants or the attackers details on the case were provided by police chief Ben C Collins and Aaron Henry NAACP official in Mississippi
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksdale
Miss. Jos
Clarksdale Hom
Charles Diggs
Theodore A. Carr
Mississippi Delta
Luther Aubrey Cauthen
Coahoma County
Ben C. Collins
Diggs
Detroit
OL Alters
W Diggs
Aaron Henry
Mississippi
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Timken Estate Sheds Light On Tax Bill In New York Surrogate Court
The late Mrs. William Ry e Timken, widow of Timken Roller Bearing founder William R. Timken, left an estate once valued at 43.95 million dollars. In a Surrogate's Court accounting, federal tax reached 24 million, New York State tax 3.75 million, leaving about 21.3 million to heirs. Details sketch a solitary life in a 34 room apartment on 150000 dollars a year, with staff reduced and daily groceries in paper bags. She was found dead in her apartment on October 24, 1959.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William Rye Timken
Unclear fragmentary report on art collection distribution
Fragmentary text notes natural habitat, dusty paintings valued at $15 million including Goyas and Rembrandts. Mentions division of treasures between the National Gallery in Washington and the Metropolitan Museum in New York. References Mrs. Tumiken's will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass
Goyas
Rembrandts
Titans
Arh
National Gallery
Washington
Metropollitan Museum
New York
Seven Billeaud Children Face Mass Tonsillectomy
The seven Billeaud children lined up for tonsillectomy but one was missing until Christopher, 7, was found hiding under a chair in the hospital ward. The siblings then prepared for the procedure with encouragement from their mother Mrs. Billeaud who reassured them they would make up for missing Easter if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray A. Billeaud
Billeaud
Christopher
Erin
Shaun
Jeffrey
Chutek
Ray Jr
Alicia
Billeaird
Therm
Meredith to be honored by Alabama Alumni in Los Angeles
Meredith 29, first Black student at the University of Mississippi, will receive the Booker T. Washington Award at a Beverly Hills ceremony. He arrived in Los Angeles last night as the Alumni Association of Tuskegee Institute of Alabama honors his historic achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mereditit
Los Angeles
Meredith
University of Mississippip
Alumni Association of Tiskeeeensitute of Alabama
Booker T. Washington
Beverly Hilton
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Corry
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Lue
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Filmas
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