Exchange Club hears Dr Hood on rural urban links
The Corry Exchange Club met in the Corry Room of the Hotel Corry at 7:30 PM with a program led by Aimer and Atta Winner Wellington Wheeler. Brig county agricultural extension agent Paul Crossman introduced Dr Kenneth Hood, head of the agricultural extension service at State College, who urged closer rural town cooperation and discussed farm output, wartime gains, and outlooks for wheat prices. He answered farmers’ questions before adjournment. Several local residents were noted visiting or traveling for personal business.
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sWentyne
Hand
Hood
Homicide charge against cancer today continues
Schmidt described the April 5 attack aboard the Sauira in which she fired a pistol to defend herself after Mee attacked her and blocked the cabin entrance. Jackson rushed for a doctor as she tried to staunch her bleeding. The Cuban court noted presumption of innocence and potential penalties of six to 20 years with no death penalty. The judge said Schmidt would be held without bail while Jackson may receive bail. A treasury report shows receipts 105136,474.78 and expenditures 119,295,145.81 with a balance of 9,206,106,024.71 and public debt rising.
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Schmidt
Sauira
Mee
Jackson
United States
Miss Schmidt
Meass
Patricia
Selibersie
Treasury
Washington
Mrs Daniel Lucia Honored At Warren Shower
Mrs Daniel Lucia of Warren was the guest of honor at a stork shower hosted by Mrs Ralph Ghivicuzio Jr and Mrs Carl Chivicuzio at 106 West Main Street. Thirteen guests attended with bingo prizes, a salad course, and take home ice cream and coffee. Pink and white decorations added to the festive mood as Lucia received a layette. Out of town guests included Mrs Leonard Barbera and Mr Anthony Murano of Clarendon and Mrs Michael Chiricuzla of North East.
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Daniel Lucia
Warren
Ralph Ghivi-cuzio, Jr
Carl Chivicuzio
West Main Street
Lucia
Leonard Barbera
Anthony Murano
Clarendon
Michael Chiricuzla
North East
Regular Meeting Of Readers Yesterday Recaps Social At Mrs Sullivan
Mrs. Sullivan hosted the regular meeting of readers at her West Pleasant street home Monday afternoon with Mrs Willis Brown presiding. Members shared current news items while Mrs B Moray reviewed The Wall Between by Elsie Oakes Barber. Guests enjoyed sandwiches cookies and coffee. Mrs Dowd will host the April 28 meeting.
Mrs Dowse Honored at Surprise Birthday Party
Mrs Caroline Dowse was honored at a surprise birthday gathering hosted by Daughters Mrs Kenneth O Day and Mr Harold Fish at the East Main Street home. Attendees included Jeannine O Day Bobby Fish Jimmy Coates and Harry Knight. Guests enjoyed cake ice cream and coffee late in the evening as corsage gifts were presented to Mrs Dowse.
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Caroline Dowse
Kenneth O'Day
Harold Fish
Main Street
Mr. O'Day
Jeannine
Fish
Bobby
Carl Coates
Jimmy
Harry Knight
Dowse
Ministerial Association Meets at Tarbell Inn
The Corry and Union City Ministerial Association held a brief morning meeting at Tarbell's Inn for routine business. Rev. C. F. Hildebrang preached on Holman Hunt's painting I Am the Light of the World. Nine members attended and a May gathering is planned at Navarene Church.
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Tarbell’s
Corry and
Union City Ministeria Association
Tarbell's ‘Inn
C. F. Hildebrang
St. Paul's Evangelical Southern Church
Holman Hunt
Navarene
Introductions of Newborns at Corry Hospital
A pair of newborns were welcomed at Corry Hospital this morning. Asen Ehrhart, son of Mr. and Mrs. Franks Ehrhart of Spartansonry, arrived early today. Freda, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hopkins of RB. D5, was born late this morning.
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Asen
Franks Ehrhart
Spartansonry
Corry Hospital
Ehrhart
Freda
Schaal Spitzer Engagement Announced In Aurora Clarence Spitzer
Mr and Mrs Earl Schaal of Host Aurora announce the engagement of their daughter Caral to Clarence I Spitzer son of Mr and Mrs Clarence I Spitzer of Clymer The Spitzer engagement appears in current notices indicating Caral Schaal and Clarence Spitzer will wed The groom is a Allegheny College graduate and is pursuing graduate studies at Harvard University where he has recently earned two master degrees
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Schaal-Spitzer
Earl
Schaal
Aurora
Caral
Clarence i Spitzer
Clarence I. Spitzer
Clymer
Spitzer
Waduete
Allepheny College
Pti
Harvard University
Elks Club Season Finale Dance Set for April 19
The Elks Club hosts the final dance of the season on April 19 featuring a live performance by Brywn Fye and his orchestra. A fielded attraction is planned, with dancing from 8 to 1.
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Elks
The
Elks Club
Gaturdu
Brywn Fye
Opportunity Club Meets for First Presbyterian Year
The Opportunity Club of the Presbyterian Church held its first meeting of the new church year Monday evening at the recreation THomaset church. A six o clock dinner was served to officers including BL. Blanchard as president and Mrs J Harold Patterson as vice president. Mrs Fred Hoenes was secretary and Mrs A Rainesale was treasurer. Eleven members attended as opening prayers were led by Mrs Gilbert Boyd. An article on Buster was read and prayers offered. Members received personalized calendars made by Miss Sarah Macinness outlining yearly activities. Routine business followed with a barber shop quartet performing, composed of Harry Hickles Wo A Keaty Richard Hurlbut and Sid Thomas. The May 12 meeting will be hosted by Mrs Leon Lindsley of Wet avenue.
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Opportunity Club
Opportunity Clubs
Presbyterian Church
BL. Blanchard
J. Harold Patterson
Fred Hoenes
A Rainesale
Ieas
High
Wo A
Keaty
Richard Hurlbut
Sid Thomas
Leon Lindsley
Wet Avenue
Shower Honors Miss Jacquelyn Howard Bride Elect
A delightful bridal shower for Miss Jacquelyn Howard, fiancée of Robert Grice, was hosted by Mrs. Frank Laurie on East Frederick Street. Guests enjoyed bridge and 500, prizes went to Miss Howard and Miss Mary Jean Mooney, receives gifts, with Tyuli salad and bridecake served buffet style. Little Louise Sherwood presented the gifts to the honoree.
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Howard A
Jacquelyn Howard
Robert Grice
Frank Laurie
East Frederick Street
Charles A. Williams
Miss Howard
Mary Jean Mooney
Howard
Louise Sherwood
Columbus Grange Pie Social Raises Funds for Kitchen Equipment
Columbus Grange No. 15 met in the Grange Bull with 24 members present. N. Dodd presided as business moderator. A letter opposing daylight saving time was sent to the city chamber of commerce. DeForest Burton spoke on old age dependency benefits and lack of aid for dependents. Russell Moore sang with Mrs. Moore at the piano. A pie social followed. auctioneer Donald Engle led a sale that raised $25 for kitchen equipment. Mrs. Andrew Christensen was general chairman. The next meeting will be in April at Apullatin.
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Grange
Dodd
Corry
DeForest Burton
Ediboro
Russell Moore
Triple K Club Meets At Boland Home In Erie Visit
The Triple K Club met at East Mains Street home of May Dorothy Boland Saturday evening with seven members present. Attendees included Mrs. Esther Spicer, Mrs. Merle Capwell, Miss Mario Smith of this city, and Miss Lora Dodd, Mrs. Loretta Hammond, Mrs. Lillian Casler, and Mrs. Herman Stormer of Erie. The next meeting will be held in Mayard with Mrs. Hammond in Erie.
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Triple K
Boland
East Mains Street
Dorothy Boland
Esther Spicer
Merle Capwell
Mario Smith
This City
Lora Dodd
Loretta Hammond
Lillian Casler
Herman Stormer
Erie
Mayard
Hammond
Erie. Ie
British Budget Is Now Balanced After Ten Years
London April 15 Associated Press says Chancellor Hugh Dalton presented Britain's first balanced budget in a decade to the House of Commons. He noted revenue of about 248 million pounds, with expenditures around 3.181 billion, and warned that any surplus should not be used for broad tax cuts this year. Dalton smiled, calling the balance a “smelling salts” for hopes on Britain's monetary future.
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Associated Press
London
Hugh Dalton
House of Commies
Britain
Dalton
Blanford forecasts milk yield and price shift
New York April 13 Associated Press Blanford administrator of the metropolitan milk marketing board said milk production in the milk shed rose 2.7 percent in March year over year but the uniform price will drop by six cents. Producers totaling 45.79 will receive 84.08 per hundredweight versus 414. (Note: OCR errors in source. essential facts preserved: production rise 2.7 percent, price drop six cents, price per hundredweight 4.08 vs prior year 4.14, subsidy context.)
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Associated x13
New York
C. J. Blanford
Metropolian Milk Marketing Firea
Univymen
Blanford
Youth Pleads Guilty To Theft Charge In Abd
William YMG Strom pleaded guilty yesterday afternoon to theft for stealing a blow torch from Peterson Brothers mill on Pennsylvania Avenue. He was arraigned before Alderman M. S. Cabbett and ordered to repay 326 to Frank Lita, the buyer of the torch. The owner declined to press charges as the youth was later released.
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William Ymgstrom
Wnume
Petersony Brothers
Pennsylvania Avenue
Cabbett
Wis
Frank Lita
Carter Hill Well Roars Ahead In Corry Drilling Push
The Carter Hill well near Corry is the deepest drilled in the area, with casing shipped earlier for the test. Pennsylvania Gas Company expects large production aiding Erie and area gas supply, potentially spurring further leasing and civil works in Carter Hill as mains run nearby for immediate hookup after pressure equipment installation.
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Carter Hill
Whitby
Corry
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Carter HI
Pennsylvania
Erie Pass
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