Mass Picketing Banned at Bradford Refinery Strike
Judge Charles G. Hubbard ordered a temporary injunction banning mass picketing by Local 567 CIO Oil Workers during the Kendall Refining strike in McKean County. Only three pickets may stand at each plant entrance. A Smethport hearing is set for May 4. Union officials offered no comment. A picket, Mike Yablonski, said his auto was struck near an entrance. E G James, the company official, pleaded innocent to assault and battery by automobile and posted $1,000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Pres
Bradford
Charles G. Hubbard
Carroll H. Clayton
E. G. James
James
Stephenson Confident in Harrisburg Primary Victory
Thomas S Stephenson, a home rule Republican hopeful for governor, claims favorable results in the May 18 primary, citing voter dissatisfaction with organization candidates. A separate note mentions a wage dispute with 260 workers on strike and references J Edgar Hoover taking FBI director role in 1924.
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J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Bride-Elect Catherine Gluvna Feted At Miscellaneous Shower
A Sunday bridal shower at Catherine Gluvna’s R D 1 home honored the bride-elect with about 50 guests from Wattsburg Columbus Duquesne and Corry. Hostesses included her sisters and bridesmaids. Prizes bingo and a lunch followed with corsages and gifts for Miss Gluvna. Several local residents attended and other notes mention recent travels and engagements around the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Glrvna
Frank Macko
Bernard Gluvna
Edward Gluvna
Cyril Gluvna
Rose Klick
Sophie Sanders
Andrew Tombo
Andrew Froman
Jean Drobneck
Walter Komenda
Joseph Syentek
Ann Bacha
Frank Puchley
Thomas Reed
Nellie Cmte
Joseph Sanders
Elnora Cmiel
Safety Program Given At Kiwanis Club Meeting
E F Bettes executive secretary of the local Chamber of Commerce spoke at the Kiwanis Club meeting on National Safety Week. A film titled Mirage in Paradise Valley was shown. Ray Weber announced bicycle safety tape distribution at the Senior High School playground next Saturday. The club also announced a circus committee for July with members including Loudersback, Amy, Summerville, Martin, J Sawyer, Hutzelman and Weber. John Shields will be guest at next week’s meeting as the new Division T Key Clubs lieutenant governor, with a report on the Allentown convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
E. F. Bettes
Hotel Corry
Bettes
Chamber of Commerce
F. Lowe Edwards
C. of C
Paradise Valley
Ray Weber
Corry
Tvan Bennink
Page Louderback
Roger Amy
Bruce Summerville
Arthur Martin
J. Sawyer
Howard Hutzelman
Weber
John Shields
Allentown
Patricia Fleming Engaged to Fred J Large in Pittsburgh
Mr and Mrs William Fleming of 8 East Columbus announce the engagement of their daughter Patricia to Fred J Large son of Mr and Mrs Fred Large of 1435 LaSalle Avenue Pittsburgh The bride to be is a Corry High School and Edinboro State Teachers College graduate and works as a dental assistant The groom to be a Dormont High School graduate and Edinboro State Teachers College senior He is a member of Kappa Delta Phi and Beta Beta Beta No wedding date has been set.
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Quocal Trings
Jane Willer Griffiths
John Jay Griffiths
R. D
Meadville Road
Cambridge Springs
Robert Burton Miller
Robert
McDonald High School
U.S
Fore
Edinboro State Teachers College
Patricia Fleming
William Fleming
East Columbus Avenue
Patricia
Fred J. Large
Fred @. Large
LaSalle Avenue
Pittsburgh
Miss Fleming
Corry Senior High School
M. R. Amy
Large
Dormont High School
Kappa Delta Phi
Beta Beta Beta
Bridal Shower for Alice Armitage Ahead of May Wedding
A bridal shower honoring Miss Alice Armitage, to be married May 28 to Dale Jones, was held Saturday at East Branch Grange Hall with Mrs. Curtis Colburn as hostess. Frank Rost led devotions, and 75 guests from Corry, Spring Creek, Critaralus, and Meadville enjoyed group singing, red and white decorations, wedding cake, ice cream, and coffee. The bride-elect received many gifts from relatives and friends.
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Alice Armitage
Dale Jones
East Branch Grange Hall
Curtis Colburn
Frank Rost
Corry
Spring Creek
Critaraligus
Mead~ville
Marilyn Canfield Engaged to Richard Meloon
Miss Marilyn Canfield of 207 East Street is engaged to Richard Meloon, son of Mr and Mrs Harry Meloon of 140 Chadduck Avenue Buffalo New York. She is a 1950 Corry Senior High School graduate and a senior at Houghton College. Meloon is a Buffalo State Teachers College graduate, attended Houghton College, and teaches in Spenard Alaska. An August wedding is planned.
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Sherman Cowles
Maude Keefe
Lottie McGuire
Warren General Hospital
Guy Bennink
South Center Street
Buffalo
Thorn Bible Glass
Park Lane
Donald Sturdevant
New York City
Sandra Swartz
Harrisburg
Gerry
Dorothy Hanlin
Andrew Hanlin
East South Street
Korea
U. S. Army Air Force Nursing Corps
John Baroth
Liberty Street
Tampa
Fla
Neale McWilliams
Larry
Randy
Washington, D. C
Joseph Selta
Brookstreet
Pennsylvania Chiropractic Society
Sportsmen's Athletic Club
Erie
W. W. Waterhouse
Ociety
Marilyn Canfield
Eugene
Canfield
East Street
Marilyn
Richard Meloon
Harry Meloon
Chadduck
Avenue
Corry
Houghton College
Houghton
N. Y
Meloon
Bufalo State Teachers College
Spenard
Alaska
Alfonso Jackson Birthday Honor At Family Party
Alfonso Jackson aged 72 celebrated his birthday with a family gathering on Sunday. Hosted by Mrs. Jackson at 24 Essex Street, the event drew 24 relatives and featured a roast turkey dinner and a decorated cake. The afternoon was spent visiting with relatives.
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Alfonso Jackson
Alfonso Juckson
Jackson
Ernest
Michael
Essex Street
Eastern Star Banquet Plans Set By OES Leaders
Reservations for the East ern Star Mothers Day banquet must be made by tomorrow. The event Tuesday at St Pauls Lutheran Church features a 6130 oclock start and a cream ed children menu. Mrs Willard Gibson chairs the planning with Mrs John Rickers and committee arranging programs. Other chairs include Mrs Thomas Russell decorations and Mrs Ronald Carter and Mrs Howard Mullet. Tickets available at the OES meeting tomorrow.
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Willard Gibson
St Paul's Luthermiy Church
John Rickers
Thomas Russell
Ronald Carter
Howard Mullet
OES
Miss Ruth Lewis Honored With Birthday Party
A belated birthday party for Miss Ruth Lewis of A. D. 3 was held Saturday evening at the home of her sister Mrs. Milton York in Sugar Grove. Relatives and friends attended and a supper with wiener salad Kool-Aid cakes and ice cream was served. Miss Lewis received many gifts at the close of the evening.
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Ruth Lewis
Raith Lewis
A. D
Milton York
Sugar Grove
Benefit Bingo Party Is Financial Success
A benefit bingo event for St. Thomas Church at St. Edward's School in Mall drew about 2000 attendees. Winners included Angie Baressi for a jackpot, Emil Toplovich for winter take half, and Ruth DeVore and several others for door prizes. Proceeds fund the duress improvement fund.
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Phe
St. Thomas' Church
St. Edward's School Mall
Angie Baressi
Emil Toplovich
Ruth DeVore
Jean Andlerson
Joseph Henline
Henry Burch
Margaret
Crane
Columbus Grange Welcomes Five New Members At Regular Session
Columbus Grange No. 875 met at Town Hall with Worthy Master Paul Suchar Jr. presiding. An investigating committee was chosen for candidates and five new members were presented. Bills were approved, a variety show planned, May home economics committee named, and the fifth degree practice scheduled for Youngsville. East Branch visitation set for May 18, with tag drill and cant practice noted. Refreshments were served after adjournment.
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Columbus Grange
Columbus Grange No
Town Hall
Paul Suchar Jr
David Curtis
D. P. Trisket
Harold Curtis
F. Lowe Edwards
Worth Hammond
Youngsville
East Branch
Marion Volk
Piano Students Present Recital At Columbus
Columbus piano pupils staged a home recital Saturday evening with students such as Lynnette Page Diane Engle Winne Loveland and Miss Page performing solos duets and group numbers including The Swan Spanish Dance Toboggan Ride and Whispering Wind amid a two piano piece Dance of the Rosebuds and other works.
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Wits Vernelia Page Or
Columbus
Lynnette Page
Dianel Engle
Diane Winne
Kathleen Loveland
Jenine Loveland
Mrs. Page
Miss Engle
Miss Page
Miss Winne
Sophie
Lynnette
Lawyer argues payment policy breaches separation of church and state
Attorney John A. Meta Jr. told Judge Thompson in Allegheny County Common Pleas Court that such payments violate the constitutional rule. Assistant County Solicitor Mauree Louk said a state law requires placing homeless children in institutions of the religion of their parents, if possible.
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John A. Meta Jr
Thompson
Allegheny County Common Pleas Court
Mauree Louk
Mmeé
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