Singers to Give Wattsburg Concert for Music Boosters
Die Festliche Sanger under John R. Rossbacher perform sacred music spirituals calypso and secular pieces at Wattsburg High School auditorium to benefit the music boosters. Program includes Night in Bethlehem The Creation Come Blessed Rest Alleluia Cantique De Noel and Brahms Rhapsody. Admissions 75 cents adults 60 cents children.
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Wattsburg
Wattsburg Area
Die Festliche Sanger
The
Festival Singers
John R. Rossbacher
Wattsburg High School
Bethlehem
Rossbacher
Willy Richter
J. 8
Bach
Randall ‘Thompson
Carolyn Galvin
John Ressbacher
IAM Re elects George Maloney as lodge officers
The International Association of Machinists Local 1806 Aero-Plow Dynamics re elected George Maloney as president. Samuel Baressi named vice president and publicity chairman. Other officers include Howard Ladd, Josephine Besson, Clarence Cox, Eugene Dombrowski, and Charles Hand. Delegates named for district 65. pension board includes Ladd, Maloney, Flaherty. A $50 donation was approved for the employees children party to be held December 22 at the Monge Club. Next meeting set for January 10.
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Amon Cyeillies
Noth Center Street
Trnternational Association of Machinists
Aero-Plow Dynamics
Omiai
George Maloney
Samuel Baressi
Maloney
Howard Ladd
Josephine Besson
Clarence Cox
Eugene Dombrowski
Sentinel
Charles Hand
Ralph Martin
Harold Winopal
Russell Mermitt
Pension Board
George Maroney
Leo Flaherty
Candidate for Sno Ball Queen Miss Beumink Profile
Miss Beumink, 1963 Sno Ball Queen candidate, daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald Bennink of RD 2, a 1962 Corry Area High School graduate in the commercial program. Sponsored by Ajax Iron Works where she works in engineering, she will be escorted by Mark Savko from Palo Alto, California, with hobbies including horseback riding bowling dancing and hunting. The Sno Ball is hosted by the Corty Memorial Hospital Ladies Auxiliary and will be held in the Moose ballroom on December 28 with selection and coronation during intermission.
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Nink
R.D. 2
Corry Area
Ajax Iron Works
Beumink
Mark Savko
Palo Alto
Calif
Corty Memorial Hospital
Corty Memorial Hospital Ladies Auxiliary
Family heads to Germany as air force family unit joins
Mrs. Sanford Clawson and her 4 year old daughter Stephanie Kim of Wayne street left Maguire Air Force Base for Germany to join their husband and father serving with an interceptor squad in the United States Air Force. Mrs. Leola Cola accompanied them to Erie before a plane to New Jersey. Also in Warren were Mrs. Theresa Wawrejko Walter Wawrejko and Mr. and Mrs. John Choma who attended funeral services for Mrs. Wawrejko's uncle Marcey Bedner of Clarendon, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford Clawson
Stephanie Kim
Wayne Street
Maguire Air Force Base
New Jersey
Germany
United States Air Force
Clawson
Leola Cola
Erie
Theresa Wawrejko
Walter Wawrejko
WRC Group Meets at Mrs. Henry Hill Home
The Women's Relief Corps held a Christmas season meeting at Gould Street home of Mrs Henry Hill led by president Mrs Mabel Brown. Officers elected for the coming year include Velma Long president Westey Willis vice president Eva Dundon secretary Henry Hill treasurer and Horace Hanlin chaplain. A social hour followed and secret sisters were revealed with new ones chosen for the year ahead.
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Women's Relief Corps
Henry Hill
Gould Street
Mabel Brown
Velma Long
Westey Willis
Eva Dundon
Horace
Collegiates Entertain CDA With Christmas Dinner
The Collegiates of Catholic Daughters court No. 35 held their annual Christmas dinner in the Garden Room at the VEW Post home. Mrs. Paul Suchar Sr and Mrs. Frank Wuscak organized the dinner with help from several members. Judith Dwyer and the group provided Christmas music, Coral singing led by Mrs. James Sullivan, and Miss Ann Baressi read about keeping Christmas. A poem titled Charity was read by Mrs. John Hornick. A brief business meeting planned gifts for shut-ins. The next meeting is set for January 10.
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Wo Catholic Daughters of America
Court Conception No. 35
VEW Post Home
Paul Suchar Sr
Frank Wuscak
Angelo Frisina
Arthur Pitts
Hugh Muckinhaupt
Earl Price
Walter Nollinger
Lena Sawdyn
Louis Lutz
Judith Dwyer
Coral
James Sullivan
Ann Baressi
Jerome Needham
John Hornick
Anna Shields
Needham
Mrs A Baldwin Hosts Centennial Sisters Christmas Party
Mrs Arden Baldwin entertained the Centennial Sisters at her East Columbus Avenue home for a Christmas gathering last evening. The event featured festive decor, visiting, gift exchange, and a menu of Christmas salad, hot rolls, tea and coffee for members including Mrs Charles Amy and others. Mrs Amy will host the next meeting at Worth Street on January 18.
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A. Baldwin
Centennial Sisters
Arden Baldwin
East Columbus Avenue
Baldwin
Charles Amy
Lottie’ Kingsley
Mayme Mitchell
Bertha Hoyt
Fern Gilson
Amy
Worth Street
Mrs Buesink Hosts Christmas Dinner for Junior Tri Hit Club
Mrs C Buesink of 740 Wayne Street will host a Christmas dinner Monday evening for members of the Junior Tri Hit Club and special guests Mr and Mrs Sterling Wees. As mother advisor she will be hostess for the tureen dinner starting at 6 p m Each member is asked to bring a tureen and table service.
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Gunoed Buesink
Wayne Street
Tri-Hit Club
Sterling Wees
Knapp Hosts Sciota Aid Holiday Dinner and Gift Exchange
Mr and Mrs Don Knapp of East Frederick street hosted a Sciota Community Aid holiday party for 28 members. A ham dinner was served at noon with a gift exchange and social time in the afternoon. Clymer Hill will entertain on January 10 for Mr and Mrs Ivan Heslink.
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Knapp
Community Aid
Don Knapp
East Frederick Street
Sciota Community Aid
Clymer Hill
Ivan Heslink
Turbens Host Dinner At Ginnies Cafeteria
A customer relations event hosted by Mr and Mrs FW Turben was held in the Sombrero Room at Ginnies Cafeteria. Guests drawn from a pool included Robert Barron and Jack Evans of General Motors Buffalo, plus Lee Fuller D A McClintock Blaine Burkett Harland Robbins Elizabeth Rogers Mrs Charles Thompson Gene Hasbrouck Arnold Johnson and Ivan Johnson.
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FW. Turben
Ginnie
Turbens
Wrnters
Robert Barron
Jack Evans
Chevrolet
General Motors
Buffalo
Lee Fuller
D. A. McClintock
Blaine Burkett
Harland Robbins
Elizabeth Rogers
Charles Thompson
Gene Hasbrouck
Arnold Johnson
Ivan Johnson
Printers urged back to work in New York strike
The New York Journal American publisher urged striking printers on nine major New York dailies to resume work for a 60 day truce to allow peace talks. In Cleveland a two week long newspaper strike continued with no near agreement as meetings between publishers and the Cleveland Newspaper Guild proceeded.
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New York
New York Journal- American
Cleveland (Ap
Cleveland
Marning Plain Dealer
Press and News
Cleveland Newspaper Guild
Helping Hand Holiday Dinner At JOOP Hall
The Rebekah Helping Hand held a dinner for 16 members and two guests at JOOP Hall. Hostesses Mrs. Slean Gates Mrs. Hazel Eldred Mrs. Loretta Belden and Mrs. Louis Auer served. gifts were exchanged and cards sent to seven shut ins. A box of gifts went to Odd Fellows Home in Grove City and a ham to Homer White family after their fire loss. Next meeting set for January 10 in IOOF Hall. Exchange gifts valued from 50 cents to $1.00. The meat course will be furnished.
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Acpiounas Unitel
Joop Hall
Rebekah
Slean Gates
Hazel Eldred
Loretta Belden
Louis Auer
Odd Fellows Home
Grove City
Homer White
IOOF
Publishers union strike blocks eight papers in city
Kingsbury-Smith argues personal views not official plan during bargaining. International Typographical Union Local 6 leader counters negotiations. ITO seeks $18.45 weekly pay raise to reach $159.45 base and fringe benefits. publishers offer $8 raise plus about $1.20 weekly value. Five remaining papers stay shut as eight-million daily circulation is affected.
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Ead
Publishers
Pennsylvania to provide draft quota figures noted
Harrisburg reports Pennsylvania will furnish 267 men for the national draft call of 4,000 in February, with January’s Pennsylvania quota at 257. Last February the quota stood at 612, reflecting ongoing conscription figures from state authorities.
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PENNA
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Mariner Draws Near Venus
A documentary on Mariner's progress outlines a rough start after a faulty Atlas Agena B launch set the craft off course. Since then it has faced multiple temporary problems, with scientists cautioning that it may be weeks or months before findings on Venus are confirmed.
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Save One
Mariner
Jim Hoskinson Elected Lights Dorothy’s Dark Street Request
Florida resident Dorothy Hoskinson asked her brother-in-law Jim Hoskinson to act on her street issue if he won City Council seat. After his election this week he followed through by sending a flashlight to her home on the dark street.
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Jim Alermont
Fla
Dorothy Hoskinson
Jim Hoskinson
Jim
Dorothy
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Maine
Tangerines
Ginnie’s
J. Kingsbury- Smith
Kennedy
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Robert F. Wagner
Amory H. Bradford
New York Times
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Man
Roni
Venus
Bennett
Corry
Roberts Furniture and Appliance
Sewing Machines
New Home and Brothers
Consores
Hoover and Eureka Vacuums
Wellman's
Coorte
International Foam
Clinton Street
Lymouths
Clarence Wallace
Brigham Hardware
Ekco
J. Peterson & Son
Cole’s
Waterhouse
Frank Lit
Spring Street
Murphy's
Turkey
McIntyre
Fanny Farmer
Flye's Rex
Raymond Bauer
Bauer Bavarian
Corry Pharmacy
Connie's
Corny Bakery
Jackson's Gardens
Roberts Puinshire
Morton's
Croscuut's
Cather
Carrig's
Barney's Firestone
Taylor
Elgin
Western Auto Associate
Santa
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