Tri-Hi-Y Officers Train at Grove City College
Sophomore Tri-Hi-Y officers Diane Jaquith and fellow leaders returned from a Grove City College training session. The event, held in the Mary Anderson Pew Dormitory and Harbison Chapel, emphasized officer skills through activities like fire side challenge talent night and candle light ceremony. Sponsored by the State YMCA of Pennsylvania, the conference drew 500 girls annually with state leaders guiding planning.
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Diane Jaquith
Julie Sekerak
Linda Olson
Jeanine Desh
Blaine Stec
Grove City College
Mary Anderson Pew
Harbison
State Ymca of
Pennsylvania
Ruth Mohney
Stoneboro
Mohney
YMCA
E. Brice McEldowney
North East
Sterling S. Wees
Indiana
Donald A. Sdecker
Aliquippa
Harold W. Kocher
Annieburg
Craig E. Ford
Roaring Spring
Family reunions mark Mead Park gatherings across several families
The W. C. Maynard family held a Sunday reunion at Summit pavilion Mead Park with 46 members. officers elected for the coming year include LeRoy Ladd president and Louise Ladd treasurer. The Messinger Yeager and Dingfelder families also hosted reunions at Mead Park with large turnouts and reports by officers, plus births and a death recorded for the year. Relatives came from multiple towns including Spring Creek Bear Lake Columbus Erie and Buffalo. Next year’s events are slated for Mead Park and the Girl Scout pavilion.
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Maynard
W. C. Maynard
Summit Pavilion
Mead Park
Marvin McCray
LeRoy Ladd
Virginia Kafferlin
Marjorie Paulson
Louise Ladd
Spring Creek
Bear Lake
Columbus
North Hast
Sherman and
Saegertown
Local social notes collide with birthdays and arrivals
Alc Robert Perkins and his wife Linda Sandobal visit 30 days with Perkins family in Columbus while Roger Perkins serves at Kelly AFB. The column covers weddings anniversaries births local club meetings 4H show results and a birthday. It notes reunions and Scout events plus a yeast dough tip and a John Wesley quote.
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Alc
Robert Perkins
Linda Sandobal
San Antonio
Texas
Bob
R. E. Perkins
East Smith Street
Linda
Good Shepherd Presbyterian Church
United States Air Force
Kelly Air Force" Base
Y-Bar-A
Scandia
John Long
Prince
Jerry Long
Sox
Edith Fox
Little Tex
Bar Jo Wimpy
Barbara Ganster
Chautauqua Opens The Subject Was Roses This Thursday
Chautauqua Repertory Theatre presents The Subject Was Roses in Norton Hall on Thursday and Saturday at 8 20 p m. The three character play stars Edith Owen Robert Allman and David Snell with a Time Magazine seal of praise noting its stark realism and Broadway history as a Pulitzer Prize winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua Repertory
Norton Hall
Frank Gil-roy
Robert Snook
Edith Owen
Robert Allman
David Snell
Time Magazine
Broadway
Rainbow Girls Carnival At Y M C A In Corry
Members of the Rainbow Girls Tor Chapter plan an annual carnival at the Jet behind the YMCA. The public is invited to enjoy refreshments games of chance pie throwing darts and other concessions. Tickets win Dairy Queen treats. Event starts at 9 and runs all day Thursday.
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Corry Assembly Order of the Rainbow Tor Girls
YMCA
Mrs Iven Miller Hosts Seaverdam 4H Cooking Club
Mrs Iven Miller hosted the Seaverdam 4H Cooking Club meeting at her R D 3 home. The Tasty Snack group made ice cream and hot fudge while Mealtime Magic prepared macaroni and cheese and sweet and sour green beans. The next meeting will be Monday at Karen Aikens home at 1 16 pm to finalize plans for the roundup at Wattsburg fairgrounds on August 19 at 10 am.
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Wempers
Seaverdam
Eader
Ivan Miller
Karen Aikens
Wattsburg Fair Grounds
American Motors Posts Narrower Losses in Latest Quarter
American Motors Corp says it is still losing money but the latest quarter shows a smaller loss than prior periods. Last quarter loss stood at 17.9 million dollars, 94 cents per share, while winter quarter loss reached 21.6 million dollars or 1.14 dollars per share. The firm last paid a dividend in summer 1955 at 12.5 cents. General Motors declared an 85 cent dividend yesterday, bringing GM’s nine month total to 2.25 dollars, down from 3.05 dollars year earlier.
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American Motors
Detroit
American Motors Corps
General Motors
Actress Lucita Soriana Hailed In On-Location Fight
Manila Evening News reports Lucita Soriana suffered deep facial gashes after a breakage in a fight with Stella Suarez on the Sexy Dolls film set. The 27 year old may lose sight in one eye and end her acting career. The report also notes the Harriet Beecher Stowe house in Brunswick Maine will be partially restored to its original appearance as a national historic landmark.
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Manila
Manila Evening News
Lucita Soriana
Stella Suarez
Brunswick
Maine
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Stowe
Marine presents an extra duty checking account on the move
Marine promotes a checking account with automatic cash shortfall funding and cash payment benefits. The feature rich plan promises no extra cost beyond a standard checking account, aiming to replace local charge accounts nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine
Agreement Reached In NY Telephone Walkout
The New York Telephone Co. and striking employees reached a settlement after marathon negotiations. Special mediator James McFadden said workers will return immediately. A safety plan provides escorts for 45 days while a permanent solution is negotiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
New York Telephone Co
James McFadden
Brooklyn
Communications Workers of America
McFadden
Commerce and Industry Association
Central Labor Council
Buffalo Man Pleads Guilty To Conspiracy
Robert A. Hewitt of Buffalo pleaded guilty in U S District Court to conspiracy related to the February 14 robbery of the Marine Midland Trust Co branch in Buffalo. Prosecutors said four co defendants ple aded not guilty to robbery and conspiracy charges. Hewitt had previously admitted to parts of the case but altered his plea to conspiracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine Midland Trust Co
Hewitt
Goternniell Tdwyer
Harlem group disrupts Congress over rat control bill
A Harlem based group invaded the House galleries in Washington to protest a federal anti riot bill, clashing with Capitol police. At least six people were injured and eight demonstrators were arrested for disorderly conduct as police restored order within the hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
Harlem
Capitol
House
Senate
Jesse Gray
Congress
Frank J. Brasco
T-N.y
Heloise tips and reader letters on household hacks
A jumble of tips from Heloise and readers covers lacquer rubbing with nylon net to aid paint adherence, pan cleaning with damp cloth for shine, reusing worn gloves by dyeing, and a travel tip for keeping a baby hydrated in moving cars, all illustrating practical home solutions.
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Heloise
Boeing Company
Gar
Hrader
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