Festival Singers To Be Featured At Annual Affair
Festival Singers under John Rosbacher will be featured at the Association of United Presbyterian Women annual Affair at First Presbyterian Church. The event begins at 6:30 with dinner followed by a Christmas Service of Worship titled Joy to the World. Participants include Mrs. William Chesley Mrs. Thomas Rusorl Mrs. William Gumbleton Mrs. Harold Patterson and Al Vanssens. A J Morrison reads at the dedication of new officers. candlelight service closes. General chairman is Mrs. Cleo Haight with circle chairmen aiding.
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John Rossbacher
First Presbyterian Church
Association of
United Presbyterian Women
William Chesley
Thomas Rusorl
William Gumbleton
Harold Patterson
al Vanssens
A. J. Morrison
Cleo Haight
Danny McCray Feted At Party On His 13th Birthday
Danny McCray was honored on his 13th birthday by his family at a party Saturday evening at the Community House. Guests enjoyed blue decorations, a rocket topped cake, snowman favors, ice cream, cake and hot chocolate, with games and contests won by William Gruber Ralph Gruber Kevin Grant Kirk Webb Randy McCray Charles Wade and David Wade.
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Young, Son
Merle McCray
RD. 1
William Gruber
Ralph Gruber
Kevin Grant
Kirk Webb
Randy McCray
Charles Wade
David Wade
Danny
McCray
Sandy McCray
Grangers Postpone Degrees At December Meeting
Twenty three members of Cor ty Grange met in Grange Hall with several candidates absent causing the conferral of degrees to be postponed. LeRoy King presided as master and Mrs Loretta Belden sent a communication. Mrs T R Sorenson thanked helpers who served at the GLF dinner at the YMCA recently. A Grange gathering is planned for Saturday evening December 16 to make paper mache balls trim the Christmas tree and rehearse for the December 18 meeting. Rey Swart Eugene Powers and Merrill Billie served cookies tea and coffee to attendees.
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Corty Grange
Grange
LeRoy King
Loretta Belden
T. R. Sorenson
GLF
YMCA
Grengers
Christmmas
Rey Swart
Eugene Powers
Merrill Billie
Constitution Revised State Of Officers Activity Reports Presented At CMHA Meeting
Corry Memorial Hospital Ladies Auxiliary met at the hospital with Mrs. Harold Jackson presiding. Reports by Mrs Pred Schwab and Mrs Clarence Kirch and financials by Miss Mary Higgins reflected 200 members. New members listed. purchasing and desk volunteer plans discussed. 110 hours logged. Nominating committee proposed officers: Harold Carr president, William Tenby first vice president, D O Daugherty second vice president, Clarene Kirch treasurer, Mary Algeis financial secretary, Gerald Staples recording secretary. Amending constitution and bylaws approved. TB bond planned. December desk volunteers named. Christmas gifts for patients planned. installation dinner set for January S with Irvin Downs chair and James Linare cochair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Memorial Hospital
Harold Jackson
Gertrude White
Pred Schwab
Clarence Kirch
Mary Higgins
Earl Haight
Richard Young
E. Cral Moore
Davie Evans
Vella Bracken
George Hagger
Mott Street
Lester Danner
Gerald Staples
Harold Carr
William Tenby
D. O. Daugherty
Clarenee Kirch
Mary Algeiis
Irvin Downs
James Linare Cochairman
Raymond Party Well Attended by Local Union 629 UAW
A Raymond dinner and dancing party for employed and retired members of Local Union 629 UAW was held at the Moose home. Swiss steak dinner at 6:30 featured Thames MeKeta as toastmaster, with prizes including watches and cash awards awarded to numerous attendees and a floor show from Pittsburgh.
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Raymond Employes
UAW
Moose Home
Thames
MeKeta
Tressurer
Gertrude Kowalski
Gerald, Damon
Glenn Humes
Kenneth Loveland
Lafayette Douglas
Lucille Armstrong
William ‘Myers
Harold Roberts
Robert McCray
Etts Sargent
Clyde Peebles
Glenn ‘Humes
Garnet Rayek
Marlin DeWitt
Donald Allen
Remington
Coletta Boutwell
Bert Williams
Derna
Fic~cardi
Anthony Sprovers
Norma Vanderhoot
Fred Sampson
Titusville
Mary Ann Wd
Ete May Smith
Pittsburg
Mentor Club Hosts Miss Williams in Evening Meeting
Miss Louise Williams of South Center street hosted the Mentor Club at her home with Miss Lilian Barnes presiding. Members shared current events, discussed Los Angeles as Queen City of the West, and noted its 1781 founding as Clara Boyd read from a book. Light refreshments followed and the next gathering will be December 18 at Mrs. David Hillstrom’s home for the club’s Christmas plans.
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Mentor Club
Williams
Louise Williams
South Center Street
Lilian Barnes
Los Angeles
Queen City
West
Clara Boyd
David Hillstrom
East Congress Street
Willnjoy
Spencer Ladies Aid Christmas Party at Corry Grange Hall
The Spencer Ladies Aid will host its annual Christmas party Sunday at Corry Grange Hall on Park Street. Attendees are asked to bring a gift to exchange, with items or gifts donated to the Quincy Orphanage in Quincy, Pa, including a turkey and table service.
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Spencer Aid
Spencer Ladies Aid
Corry
Park Street
Quincy
Corry Journal Subscription Gift Idea
A thoughtful gift for someone ill or lonely is a Corry Journal subscription. Give steady news, connection, and a comforting daily presence through a trusted local paper.
Mrs Barr Hosts Christmas Party For Wo mans Society
Mrs Barr entertained the Ruth Circle of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at the First Methodist Church for a Christmas party held last evening at her Grove street home. Co-hostesses were Mrs Carleton Curtis and Mrs Irvin Young. Eighteen members and five guests attended, with Janet Gates singing carols and selling items. Games provided further entertainment as plans were made for future meetings in December and January.
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Ruth Wude
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist
Edmund Barr
Grove Street
Janet Gates
Ruth Circle
WCSC
Me Methodist Church
Roy Reed
East South Street
Esther Circle Hosts WSCS Meeting at Mrs Vaughn Home
The Esther Circle of the Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service met at Mrs. Hubert Vaughn's North Center Street home with 17 members and two guests, Florence Collier and Walter Giltlland. W.B. Stowe led the business, Correll gave Christmas devotions, a program playlet was performed, and a chicken and biscuit lunch followed. The circle next hosts the church WSCS meeting January 8, while the group changes due to the holidays and will meet January 2 at Mrs. Carl Stumpf's East South Street home.
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Esther
Methodist
Woman's Society of Christ
Hubert Vaughn
North Center Street
Florence Collier
Walter Giltlland
W. B. Stowe
Charles Correll
Paul Meerdink
Correll
Paula Meerdink
Cheryl Sturgis
Carl Stump F
East South Street
Anniversary Party Fetes Muckinhaupts at Reed's Steak House
A group of friends honored Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Muckinhaupts of North Center Street with an anniversary party at Reed's Steak House on Saturday evening. After a delicious dinner the couple received a gift for the occasion.
Films On Hunting Shown Kiwanis Event
Kiwanis members heard a film program about hunting in Canada presented by Raymond Weber chairing the program committee after the regular business session. Conrad Monroe reported the El Whales will ring the bells for the Salvation Army on December 15 and host a Christmas party December 18 at the Salvation Army Hall. Next week's session will feature John Rosbacher and his Die Festliche Singer group. A directors meeting follows at Douielis Rovelle Jt's East Boh Street home.
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Canada
Hite Corry
Raymond Weber
Thairman
Regitar
Conrad Monroe
el- Whals
Salvation Army
Salvation Army Hall
John Rosbacher
Die Fest- Wiehe
I, Therogram
Douielis Rovelle
She's Proud Of Red Party Won't Be Quitting Yet
AP reports Miss Flynn, unclear if still national chair of the Communist Party USA, says she will remain a party member and continue activities. The party is indicted for failing to register as an arm of the Soviet Union. She urges older members to retire for "new blood" and avoids discussing her own post.
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Red Party
Eeet Gurly Flynn
Communist Party of the USA
Soviet Union
The
Worker
Miss. Flynn
Paris
Miss Fiyn
Young Girl Shot To Death In Pennsylvania
The body of Sally Jo Smith aged 9 from Meanisterville was found in the downstairs of her home in Ewiston yesterday. State police said she died from two gunshot wounds. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Lester R Smith who have two other children, Jamies and Thomas. Coroner David Zelders said he will meet with District Attorney Brown Pry today to discuss details and declined further comment.
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Ewistown
Sally Jo Smith
Meanisterville
Lewistown
Lester R. Smith
Jamies
Thomas
David Zelders
Juniata Counity
Brown Pry
Trujillos Plan Flight To Spain
Four members of Generalissimo Rafael Trujillo's family planned to depart for Madrid, Spain, on one-way tickets aboard Guest Airways. Orlando Trujillo, his wife Nelda, and son Flinio were reported to be leaving Friday, departing from a news agency report.
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Trujillos
Spain
WTAMI
Fia
Generalissima
Rassel Trujillo
Orlando Trujillo
Nelda
Flinio Trujillo
Madrid
Guest Airways
Judge Moved By Neglect Of Children
Philadelphia AP report describes a court scene as Detective testimony reveals a mother, Marjorie Johnson, 27, drank at taprooms while her children lived in squalor. Judge J Sydney Hoffman granted $5,000 bail for Johnson on involuntary manslaughter charges over fatal scalding of 13 month old Margo, with daughter Macjorie two and son Glen involved in preliminary actions. The judge labeled Glen a victim of circumstances and questioned child welfare gaps, while authorities noted the mother’s long reliance on relief payments and lack of schooling.
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Philadelphia
Sydney Hoffman
Marjorie Johison
Margo
Hoffman
Public Assistance Department
Female Barbers Fight Legal Limits at Mayfair Hotel
Attorney General Eagleton petitions the circuit court arguing that allowing Miss Margaret McNeil and her female assistants to present as licensed barbers at the Mayfair Hotel creates irreparable harm to public health and welfare. The case seeks court sanction for the women who are licensed cosmetologists to legally practice barbering in downtown St. Louis.
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ST. Louis
Thomas F. Eagleton
Margaret McNeil
Mayfair Hotel
Miss McNeil
Thief Steals 15000 Milk Sales From Dallas Store
In Dallas a suburban department store reported a daytime theft of about 15000 worth of milk sales. Prices on fur items were also removed quickly, leaving a dozen saleswomen unaware until the theft was discovered moments later.
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Dallas
Tex
Utilities sue giant firms over alleged price rigging
Penelec and 43 other utilities filed a dozen damage suits against 21 electrical manufacturers led by General Electric and Westinghouse. They seek civil damages for overcharging, with amounts to be specified after further investigation, and cover northeastern states west to Indiana and south to Virginia.
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New York
General Electric Co
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Allie Chalmers Manufacturing Co
Westinghouse
Allis-Chalmers
West Allis
Wis
Philadelphia U.S
Indiana
Virginia
Pajama Plant May Move From Penn'a Location
A group of Somerset Shift and Prima Co. employees urged Borough Council to block relocation as the firm seeks to expand to meet rising orders. Irving Kats, president, says the company must relocate since expansion is impossible at the present site. The firm, started 48 years ago, now employs 140 and plans to add six more workers.
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Sou
Am Committee
Somerset County Development Council
Irving Kats
Delaware Moves to Restore Capital Punishment
HOVER Del House of Representatives votes to restore capital punishment for murder and rape. The bill returns to the Senate for final approval after amendments. In another vote, the House approved a bill to use electric chair, passed 24 to 4, awaiting Governor Carvel's signature. Capital punishment was abolished three years ago.
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HOVER
Del
House of Representations
Senate
House
Howse
Albert
Carvel
Delaware
Diabetic Hunter Missing Near Altoona Mountain
State police reported Henry Sheets, 55, of Altoona, missing yesterday from the Wopsanonick Mountain area near Altoona. Sheets is described as diabetic, with authorities continuing search efforts as of today.
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Altoona
Wopsanonick —Mountain
Henry Sheets
Poe Ue
Sheets
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Corry Journal
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Pere Leed
North Center St
Corry, Pa
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Penelec
Sue Giant Firms
Penn
Umn
Ra. AP
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Prima Co
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