WOTM Meeting Attracts Good Attendance In Corry
Socially Highlights WOTM reports strong turnout at Corty Chapter No. 717 meeting with balloting favoring candidates. Plans announced for April card party at Moose home with tickets at local shops and members’ contacts. May 5 designated for Academy of Friendship registration in Lancaster New York. WOTM bowling team to hold banquet April 26 at Summit Hotel Etle. Attendance award went to Shirley Wendt. Easter holiday visits noted for several students and relatives visiting from Westminster College Grove City College and other area schools.
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WOTM
Corty
Women of the Moose
Clarence Kirch
Moose
Jansen’s
Corry Pharmacy
Harold Jackson
Chaplin's
Moose Club
Moose Home
Henry Davis Jr
Cochairman
Charles Henry
Academy of Friendship Scholarship Fund
Academy of Friendship
Lancaster
N.Y
Summit Hotel
Etle
Shirley Wendt
Madeline Myers
BU Corbin
Jerrry Baldwin
Berserkneis State
Glenn Middieton
Maple Avenue
Bunny Gites
Donald Gates
West Pleasant Street
Westminster College
New Wilmington
Dorothy Wallace
New Castle
Clarence 5. Wallace
West. Pleasant. Street
Wallace
H. M. Brooks
Harrison
Charles
Crestline
Ohio
Meyers Memorial Hospital
Buffalo
Harvey Loveland
King Street
New York City
William
Beatrice
Judy
Howard Pier
Billy
Howard W. Pier
East South Street
Young People Join Presbyterian Church at Dinner Event
At a 6:30 p.m. dinner in the recreation room of First Presbyterian, the Maundy Thursday service followed as the communicants class prepared to join. Mrs. Witherspoon Circle served. Rev. Paul F. Bauer welcomed new members Linda Applebee Carol Auer Thomas Flowers Ruth Ann Galbreath Paula Goodman Louise Grinder David King Margaret Pain Betty Person Marilyn Stultz Agnes Sutton Michael Vincent Margaret Vanssens Joy Zaleneck. The Westminster Fellowship has raised 1200 dollars to equip an audio-visual Jeep for Presbyterian missions in Iran.
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Monty Test
First Presbyterian Church
Witherspoon
Paul F. Bauer
Donna Sharer
Westminster Fellowship
Eric Presbytery
Iran
Linda Applebee
Carol Auer
Thomas Flowers
Ruth Ann Galbreath
Paula Goodman
Louise Grinder
David King
Margaret Pain
Betty Person
Marilyn Stultz
Agnes Sutton
Michael Vincent
Margaret Vanssens
Joy Zaleneck
Mrs Bror Larson Hosts Hilltop Club Meeting
Mrs Bror Larson entertained eight Fulltop Club members at her R D L home on Wednesday. Mrs Mabel Akam led prayers and a brief business meeting as quilt blocks were exchanged. After social time, a lunch of sandwiches pickles cookies coffee and tea was served and the guessing game won by Mrs Sydney Smyth. The next gathering is set for May 1 at Mrs Don Nelsons on R D 4.
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WRC
John Golden
Ridgway
Women's Relief Corps
Corry Grange Hall
Horace Hankin
Henry Hil Sr
Wits
Bror Larson
Fulltop Club
Mabel Akam
Sydney Smyth
Don Nelson
Friendship Club Meets With Mrs Gene Powers
The Friendship Club met yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Gene Powers of RD 2 near Kenassip. President Mrs. Norman Swart called the session to order. Contests awarded prizes to Mrs. Swart, Miss Roberta Swart, and Mrs. John Decker. Members received favors, Easter candy corsages, and a luncheon of salad, sandwiches, pickles, celery, French pastry, and coffee. Mrs. Joseph Tomphick of RD 2 will host May 6.
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Kenassip Cink
Gene Powers
Norman Swart
Mr. Swart
Roberta Swart
John Decker
Jish
Joseph Tomphick
Feldt addresses Raymond Foremen's Club on 1056 sales
The April Raymond Foremen's Club meeting drew 30 members in the plant conference room. President Clyde McCray led a brief business session. Guest speaker E. W. Feldt, general manager, spoke on 1056 sales. Two films aired, one about uranium and a speedboat feature, followed by a light lunch in the plant cafeteria.
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E. W. Feldt
Raymond Foremen’s Club
Clyde McCray
Carter Hill Ladies Aid Draws Fine Attendance
Carter Hill Ladies Aid met Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Arthur Morrison R D 4. A buffet noon dinner served to 26 persons. The president Mrs. Carl Lindberg presided and Mrs. Ruth McCray led devotions. Prizes for games went to Mrs. Hazen Follett Mrs. Lewis Cook Mrs. Lindberg and Mrs. Howard Burton. Guests included Mrs. Lent Eldred Spring Creek Mrs. Bernice Thomson Corry and Mrs. Burton Bradford. Next meeting time and place to be announced.
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Carter Hill
Arthur Morrison
Carl Lindberg
Ruth McCray
Hazen Follett
Lewis Cook
Lindberg
Howard Burton
Lent Eldred
Leader Proclaims April Mothers Week in Pennsylvania
The Leader Proclaims the week of April 28 as State Mothers Week in Pennsylvania. The dedication honors Mrs J B Moseley of Pittsburgh named Pennsylvania Mother of the Year. The Lafayette bicentennial year was proclaimed, marking the 200th anniversary of Marquis de Lafayette. May is designated as plumbing heating and cooling month.
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Pennsylvania
Mra
J. B. Moseley
Pittsburgh
Marquis de Lafayette
George Washington
Continental Army
Three Injured In 3 Car Pileup In Belle Vernon Pa
Three people were injured in a three vehicle collision on Route 7 in North Belle Vernon. William E. Hall, 94, of Belle Vernon, is listed in critical condition. Dennis Cernicky, 60, escaped injury as the driver of the first car. Passengers Harry Hanger, 16, and Doris Snoot, 14, suffered minor injuries. Truck driver Roy Holbrook was unharmed.
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Belle Vernon
North Belle Vernon
William E. Hall
Dennis Cernicky
Harry Hanger
Doris Snoot
Roy Holbrook
Shipbuilder John W Hendry Dies at 81 in New Jersey
Orange New Jersey tribute notes John W Hendry a renowned shipbuilder who spent 52 years with Bethlehem Steel Co and its affiliates. Born in Dumbarton Scotland he died yesterday leaving a storied career in the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange
N. J
John W. Hendry
Bethlehem. Steel Co
Dumbarton
Scotland
Eisenhower keeps budget stance as cuts proposed
President Eisenhower remains near his initial spending plan despite a new $1.8 billion reduction proposal. He argues the apparent cuts reflect arithmetic, with most savings coming from the already planned 1958 budget of $71.8 billion and only a small portion from the later 1% billion. He reiterates consistency in aiming for a tight second spending budget.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
House
Coffee break dispute sparks effort to formalize 10 minute daily pause
Carpenters in the Philadelphia area seek to convert a long practice into legal protection. They demand a fixed 10 minute coffee break at 10 a.m. each workday along with higher wages. The Federal Mediation Service has intervened to prevent a strike that could halt residential construction across five southeastern Pennsylvania counties.
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Philadelphia
Federal Mediation Service
Nowhome
Pennsylvania
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Mrs. Bror
Larson
Hilltop Club
Friendship Club
Barnes
Carrig “Corry, Pa
Carter Hill Ladies Aid
Germintown
Western Saving Fund Society
John E. Anderson Jr
Anderson
Saving Fund
Mgmorton
THE
Roweret Taton
Bunz
Ives
Ceonic Hanowiexe
Many
Besabeth Mueller
Guy Nadeon Felicia Farree Grant
Atlas
Okuimtia
Michal
Firty Lane
Evid Fwa
Prom Coe
Dirac
Gcao Ehitouan
William Ryan
Clearfield, Pa
Senate Labor Rackets Committee
New Jersey
International
Marlow
Model Dairy Company
Dial
West Smith St
Corry, Pa
North Center St. Alen Warren
Erie
Titusville
Triangle
Citizens National
Citizens National Bank OF Corry
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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