Northwestern band festival to feature Herbert Harp at Corry High
The Northwestern Pennsylvania Junior High Band, 142 members, will perform at Saturdays district festival in the Corry Area High School auditorium led by guest conductor Herbert W. Harp associate professor of band and trumpet at Fredonia State Teach College. Harp, a Eastman School of Music graduate, formerly played with Syracuse and Utica orchestras and currently with the Erie Philharmonic Orchestra. Local 28 communities are represented by 16 youngsters as festival sponsors urge public attendance with tickets at the door.
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Northwestern Pennsylvania
Herbert W. Harp
Fredonia State
Herbert W. Harp SD
Eastman School of Music
Harp
Syracuse
Utica
Fredonia State Teachers College
New York State
Fredonia
Long Island
Erie Philharmonic
Corry Area
Corry
Music Boosters Club
PMEA
Door Prizes Listed For Hi-Fi Fashion Show
Door prizes for the Hi-Fi Fashion Show to be held next Wednesday April 2 at 7 p.m. in the Wright School auditorium are on display in the Sea's Roebuck and Company window on North Center Street. The drawing times occur between showings of spring and summer wear by 16 local merchants. Proceeds go to the HI-FI Club. tickets are sold by committee members. Prizes include items from Boston Store Taylor's Jewelry Corry GLF Friedrichs Hicks Beauty Shop and others such as lamp crystal set groceries gift certificates and theater tickets.
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Boston
Taylor's
Corry
Friedrichs
Hicks Beauty Shop
Gertrude Hughes
Marge
Roxanne’s
Halle Brothers
Joe's
Leo's Car Wash
Loblaw's
Neal Millinery
Rex Theatre
Sears
St Elizabeths Guild Names New Officers
St Elizabeths Church Guild elected officers at a North Center Street meeting led by President Mrs Leo Heberlein. Officers are President Mrs Charles Armstrong Vice President Mrs Leo Heberlein Secretary Miss Joan Aquilino Treasurer Mrs Wendall Shields Corresponding Secretary Mrs Norbert Bachemer. A bake sale is planned at St Elizabeths Hall on Sunday April 27 after Masses. The May 21 meeting will feature a dinner at Deer Head Inn.
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St. Elizabeth's
St. Elizabeth’s Hall
Deerhead Inn
Dorcas Class Meets at 225 Spring Street
The Dorcas Class of the First Methodist Church met last evening at Mrs. Henry Rockman’s home 225 Spring Street. Devotions were led by Mrs. William Rieck. Mrs. Leland Johnston presided as president and appointed a nominating committee to present officers next meeting. Refreshments were provided by the hostess and helpers. Mrs. K. S. Durham will host the May 7 meeting.
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Henry Rockman
Dorcas
First ‘Methodist Church
Spring Street
William Rieck
Leland Johnston
Paull Meerdink
Harold Shannon
A. G. Reesink
K. S. Durham
Master Point Play Features Bridge Session
Ane unvunny milover puuse session at the Corry Bridge Association meet held at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post homes. Seven tables of the Mitchell system played with an average score of 84. High scorers included Mr and Mrs Morgan Beverly 101 and Mr and Mrs William Smyers 96. Other top pairs were M Korn reich with D Velera of Warren 88 East and West Dr Robert Israel and H Huhginger of Warren 111 and Mr and Mrs H J Wilcox 31 12. G Anderson and G Farley of Titusville 89 1 and Mr and Mrs Ted Treat of Union City 83. Mrs Mark Coyle is booking reservations for next week's regular session, followed by the annual dinner at the Hotel Corey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Bridge Association
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
Erie
Robert Israel
H. Huhginger
Warren
H. J. Wwilcox
G. Anderson
G. Farley
Titusville
Ted ‘Treat
Union City
Mark Coyle
Corey
Bergs Welcome Son Michael Jay Born In Erie
The Herberg couple announce the birth of their son Michael Jay on April 2 at St. Vincent’s Hospital in Erie. Paternal grandmother is Mrs. Frank Herberg of 613 West Pleasant Street. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. M. Mead of North East.
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Michael Jay
St. Vincent's Hospital
Erie
Frank Herberg
West Pleasant Street
M. Mead
North East
Wright School Musicians Present Annual Program
Wright Elementary School Band and Chorus performed an annual music program for Wright School PTA members and guests with a Latin American theme. The 63 instrumentalists wore blue and black, and a trumpet trio played In Madrid. Scenery depicted a Mexican market fiesta. A free will offering raised 76 toward new band capes, sewn by mothers. PTA president Peter Dubrosky praised teachers and parents for their efforts.
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Terry Parker
Jack McIntyre
Madrid
Joe Hassett
Laura Morris
Lawrence Anderson
H. Lynn Rice
PTA
Peter Dubrosky
Rhe
New Officers Conduct IOOF Routine Meeting
The TeguiEr mectimy vs quve WwON Lodge No. 685 IOOF held a routine meeting last night at the IOOF Hall on North Centen street. Newly elected officers installed last week led the session and refreshments followed the social period.
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Independent Order of Odd Fellows
IOOF
North Centen Street
Baby Shower Honors Mrs Homer White and Infant Daughter
A baby shower for Mrs. Homer White and her infant daughter Jonl Ree was hosted last evening by Mrs. Harley Reed and Mrs. Robert Blakely at Reed’s home on R. D. 3. Twelve guests attended for games and visiting. Prizes went to the guest of honor and to several attendees including Mrs. Russell White and others. The color theme was green and white with an imitation stork decor. Refreshments included jello salad cupcakes coffee tea and mints and favors were miniature storks. Mrs. White and her daughter received many gifts.
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Homer White
Jonl Ree
Harley Reed
Robert Blakely
Attac
Prises
Russell White
William Kingsley
Lloyd Lillie
Donald McCaslin
LeRoy Humes
Mary Martha Class Meets at MacInnes Home
The Mary Martha Class of the First Presbyterian Church met at the West Frederick street home of the Mac Innes sisters. Fifteen members attended as Mrs. Douglas Rovelle led the session in the president's absence. Devotions were given by Mrs. Clarence Wallace. The next meeting is set for Mrs. Florence Amy’s East Main street home.
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MacInnes
Sarah
Jean MacInnes
Merrill
Lillie
First Presbyterian Church
West Frederick Street
Douglas Rovelle
Clarence Wallace
Florence Amy
East Main Street
Hospital ity Club Holds Final Luncheon With Coin Talk
The Hospitality Club held its final luncheon at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post home, featuring a coin collecting talk by Glyde R. Goodwill. The talk aligned with National Coin Week starting April 20. A floral centerpiece from Jackson's Floral Gardens was given to retiring chairwoman Mrs. H. J. Wilcox. Estella Welle chaired the lunch with assistants Mrs. Wayne Skinner and Mrs. Earl Haight.
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Garde
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
Glyde R. Goodwill
Citizens National Bank
Jackson's Floral Gardens
H. J. Wilcox
Estella Welle
Wayne Skinner
Earl Haight
NATO To Boost Europe Defense In New Shield Plan
Paris defense ministers of NATO approve a stronger European defense shield outlining fissile stockpiles larger ground forces and coordinated arms production. They endorse Western European Union plans for wider cooperation in weapons research development and production plus a report by General Lauris Norstad proposing 20 to 80 divisions.
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NATO
Europe
Paris
Atlantic Alliance
European Union
Lauris Norstad
Bo- Wet Union
North Atlantic ‘Treaty Organization
Continue Probe Of Bomber Crash In Omaha
A Strategic Air Command spokesman says no single cause has been found for a series of B-47 crashes. Captain James Brady notes investigations are incomplete so no corrections are yet recommended and there is no grounds for grounding the B-47. Two BAT crashes killed eight airmen.
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Omaha
Strategic Air Command
James Brady
Lawrence Pledges to Fight Unemployment in Pa Campaign
Democratic gubernatorial hopeful Lawrence campaigned in the Allentown Bethlehem area pledging to combat Pennsylvania unemployment. He cited Gov Leader’s industrial program creating 20,000 jobs and urged strong federal action while noting nearly 850,000 Pennsylvanians collect unemployment benefits.
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Lawrence
David L. Lawrence
Pittsburgh
Allentown-Bethlehem
Pennsylvania
Schuylkill County
Gov
Leader
Pottsville
Schuylkill
Northumberland
Gov. Leader
Harrisburg
Roy E. Furman
Clarence P. Bowers
U. S. Senate
Furman
Lickel
150 Flee School Fire Lowell
About 150 children were evacuated yesterday when a fire broke out on the top floor of Green Elementary School. No one was reported injured.
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Lowell, Mags
Green
Sixth grade trip to Buffalo museums and zoo
The sixth grade of Clymer School visited the Buffalo Museum of Art and Science and the zoo on Saturday. Attending were Dennis Way Jay Redman Charles Mixer and others. Local residents and families shared meals visits and social updates across multiple households in Clymer and nearby towns.
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Cutting
Clymer School
Buffalo
Museum of Art and Science
Zoo
Dennis Way
Jay Redman
Charles Mixer
Gerald Pless
Marion Way
Gall Alcorn
Si-rrey Wright
Lawrence Redding
Gordon Shampoe
Carl Marsh
Faith
Dixie Carter
Clymer
Lakewood
Cecil Humphrey
George Willover
Fay Redmand
Melanie Hapgood
Delbert King
Arethur Wallace
Hollis Opperman
Norman
Columbus
Clifford
T Alkens Sr
Gerald Damon
Jeanily
Lawrence Dunnewold
Kathleen
Ronald Dunnewold
Milton
Mae McIntyre
Lissie Harris
Corry
Clyde
Gigantic Brussels World Fair Opens With Pageantry
The King and 2,000 officials attended the opening of the Brussels World's Fair as 41 nations prepare to exhibit arts and sciences for four months. Baron Moens de Fernig called the event a balance sheet for a more humane world, while dignitaries and guests watched the flame lighting ceremony on the royal esplanade.
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Brussels
Baron Moens de Fernig
Baudouin
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Houston
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Airs
Chules tHompson
Business and Professional Women's Club
Lawrence Hotel
Thompson
J. F. Needham
Women’s Northwest
Pennsylvania Association of By & Coffee
Harold Catt
Roblert Curtis Cochairman
Biks Club
Wwelcome
Kou
Needham
Cochairman
J. Fred Kinley
Paul F. Bauer
Glee Club
Edger Alexander
Hospital Suiperin~ Tendent
Mayon
Fred Kinley
Otelock
Corny Area High School
Chamber of Commerce
E. H. Harmon
Leon Saas
Alll
Fred Schwab
Center Street
Elks Club
E. P. Thom
Victoria
McGrady
Bennett's
Orton
Elizabeth Taylor
Montgomery Clift
Raintree County
David
Selznick Sans
Ernest Hemingway
STORY
Arewell
Rock Hudson
Jennifer Jones
Vittorio
REX
Jerry
Stevie Lawes
South Ripley
Lawrence Reddinue
Ralph Waite
Dewittville
Clyde Courtright
Reid Willey
Darmid Willey
Joseph Lawes
Walter DeShazer
Bradley Gravink
Gravink
Red Gras Bloodmobile
GE Clothes
Ellis "Carload” Day
Gerald Hammond
N. Center St
Citizens National Bank OF Corry
Zs Bank
Cosas
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