Mead resident returns from three week trip with family
Mrs James P Sullivan of Meadville returns home after a three week trip visiting her daughter Mrs Robert Wasterling in Schenectady and relatives in New York City including a Corry Moose Club gathering and a Christmas party with Rev George A Myers of the First Methodist Church attending a stele conference for Methodist ministers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Sullivan
Meadivenne
Robert Wasterling
Corry
Schenectady
Kinsall
New York City
George A Myers
Firs Methodist Church
Christmas Party Delight at Betts Catering Hosted by Local Group
Members and guests enjoyed a fine dinner served by Betts Catering. Musical entertainment followed with guitar and vocal selections by local artists and a ventriloquist act by Diane Sawyer with Jerry and dog Sandy. Santa Claus distributed gifts to children as the committee led by Leo Hooks organized the event. Gov. Frank Geiger and wife attended from Millcreek. Next week’s meeting will host a Christmas party for Corry children at Emmanuel Episcopal Church basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betts
Leo Hooks
Leo al
Lynn Rice
Richard Grimm
Frank Geiger
Millcreek
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Corry
Girl Scout Troop 39 Investiture Ceremony Held
An investiture ceremony at the First Presbyterian Church invested 12 members of Girl Scout Troop 49 with Tenderfoot pins. Miss Adele McCray, leader, pinned the scouts as Miss Judy Jerome and Mrs. Robert Jolley assisted. additional girls joined Troop 49 that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Adele McCray
Judy Jerome
Robert Jolley
S Virgininy Auer
Lynn Simmons
Alo
Carol Auer
Carol Lucie
Pleasantville Man C A Gates 87th Birthday Honored
G A Gates of Pleasantville observed his 87th birthday with a family party at his home. Guests from Corry included Mr and Mrs Ralph Gates, Mr and Mrs Glenn Gates, Allan Gates, and Mr and Mrs Guy Williams. A birthday cake shaped as a dress shirt was made by Mrs Robert Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Gates
Pleasantville
G. A. Gates
Robbert Willams
Corry
Ralph Gates
Glenn Gates
Allan Gates
Guy Wiliams
Robert Williams
Daughters Born to Local Families at Cory Memorial Hospital
A daughter was born yesterday morning to Mr and Mrs Elmer Comber of 132 Third Avenue. A daughter followed yesterday afternoon to Mr and Mrs Richard TenHaken of Clymer and another to Mr and Mrs Richard Garfield of Clymer at Cory Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Memorial Hospital
Elmer Comber
Richard TenHaken
Clymer
Cory Memorial Hospital
Richard Garfield
Methodist WSCS Holds Christmas Meeting
The December meeting of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at the Methodist Church featured carols, devotions by Mrs. Edmund Barr, a history of church missionary work, a program on The Church and Her Children, and a social hour with holiday refreshments. Members and guests discussed church life and children’s influence amid a gallery of recent photos from Albuquerque, NM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Rock
Russell Clark
Edmund Barr
George A. Myers
Russell Merritt
Clark
Bein
China
Chita
Gerald Hoyt
Floyd Webb
Jon
Howard Rehnberg
Albuquérque
James B. Cogan
Mise Florénée Brooks
Wbles
Keep
Dng
Mary Gircie
Robert Marsh
Tinvuky Tati Willy
Cicelis
Christmas Dinner Marks BPW Club Annual Party
The Business and Professional Women's club held its annual Christmas dinner at Frank Inc Vera's Res Alirant in Columbus. Charles Thompson presided as president while gifts and carols were shared. new members Harold Jackson and others were introduced as Mary Sears and Acie Smith assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelite Watisimas Lens
Frank Inc
Vera
Columbus
Charled Thompson
Ind
Harald Duckeon
Pline
Ape
Stra
Harold Jackson
Mary E. Sears
Acie Smith
Lynch
Yule Dinner Party Held by St Pauls Altar Guild
The St Pauls Altar Guild hosted a Yule dinner for 17 members and three guests at the Lutheran church. Elmer A. Ortner led hymns, Mr Quenlin McCry supplied plum selections, and Mrs Ortner performed solo pieces. Officers announced include Mrs Elot Dahl as president and Mrs George Rumbaugh as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altar Guild
St Paul's Altar
Lutheranhareth
Ube
Elmer A. Ortner
Quenlin McCry
Foi Ortner
Ortnen
George Fairbrush
Johnv
Ortner
Raymond
Cathet
Elot Dahl
George Rumbaugh
Gerald Staples
Robert Clark
Rumbaugh
Tostess
Lovely Christmas Party Delights Columbus Readers
Readers enjoyed a Christmas affair at Columbus with Rilph Curtis and Miss Ida Olin hosting. Guests attended a belletoix hunt dinner at 4:30 p.m. the home was decorated in gold and white with a Swedish Christmas centerpiece. The evening featured Christmas readings, poems, contests, and a planned return gathering on the following Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rilph Curtis
Ida Olin
Columbus
Willis Brow
Charles
Tm Miller Fx Roatess
Negroes Report Peacefully To Clinton School
In Euanius Tenn Negro students attend Clinton High School peacefully while a few were absent due to fines. Police patrolled the campus as a broader legal battle forms over the integration of the school. The trial of 14 men and two women is set to begin January 25 before U S District Judge Robert L Taylor in Knoxville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euanius
Tenn
Integrated Clinton High School
Driegli
Ann Dickey
Mong
Prra
U. S
Robert L. Taylor
Knoxville
Harrisburg Land Records appoints Fenoglio assistant director
Arthur A. N Fenoglio of Harrisburg was named today as assistant director of the Land Records Bureau in the Internal Affairs Department at a salary of 5529 dollars per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Arthur A. N Fenoglio
Harrisbirks
Barea of Land Records
Internal Affairs Department
Polar Explorers To Have Christmas In New Zealand
Polar crews in Antarctica plan Christmas in New Zealand as fuel runs low at McMurdo Sound. Globe masters will refuel in Christchurch while tanker ships head from New Zealand with 600000 gallons to support construction of U S scientific stations for the IGY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
Mcmurdo Sound
Antarctica
Air Tee Créchien
Antirctica
U. S
Gabler
Antarctic
Air Force
Christchurch
South Pole
Oil firm books sought in court by stockholder Simon
Alfred Klein filed in Common Pleas Court on behalf of Harry A. Simon of First Securities Corp Philadelphia owner of 8,000 Stanwood common shares. Simon seeks a court order to inspect Stanwood Oil Corp books to verify activity since 1954 and value his stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceiuavenenia A
Ifa Alphin
Stan- Wood Ol Corp
Examiny
Paper Strike Ends In Kansas City Star
The Kansas City Star resumes publishing its first edition since a Saturday picket at the building by distributors. Printers and press workers returned after an agreement to negotiate for the carriers who buy papers wholesale and hire newsboys for delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atomanent
City Star Today
Istricht
Jack ‘Torrence
Chicago
Aessneh
Star
Co-operative Association
Pressmien
Inios
Russians Admit Try Hard, Hoffman Blasts Weightlifting Bias
Hoffman, returning from Melbourne, says Russian athletes are state employed and trained in camps, not amateurs. He cites stamina from continuous camps and contrasts with American athletes who juggle school work and practice. He claims other sports faced bias, and notes weightlifting results and costs of the U S team at the championships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Hoffman
Yorke County
Melbourne
Russia
U.S
Dio Trial Delayed to Spring Over Riesel Threats
The trial of Dio and three accomplices for the attack on labor writer Victor Riesel was postponed to spring. Judge Herlands ordered a four month adjournment to allow a fair trial, despite defense objections, as Rijested witnesses and potential prosecution strategy were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yonnny Dio
Victor Riesel
William B. Herlands
Herlands
Dio
Riesel
Weld
Broadway
Riese
Farment
John Dioguard
Wiliam Klemmen
Point Lookout
Theodore
Teddy Ray
Kleinman
Miranti
Bando
Warren Bus Lines Seek Rate Hike
The Warren City Lines requests the state Public Utility Commission to approve a $9 500 annual fare increase effective January 9. The plan eliminates a 12 14 cent token, sets a 15 cent cash fare in Warren, lifts intercity trips to 20 cents, outer-range trips to 15 cents, and raises school fares to 10 cents or 20 rides for $2 from $1 81.60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arrisburg U8
Ine Public Utility Commission
Warren City Lines, Inc
Warren
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