Corry Memorial Hospital Yuletide Party and Snow Ball Plans
Corry Memorial Hospital staff held their annual Christmas party with a 72 guest roast turkey dinner and a program led by Dr Robert Gleason. The 10th annual Snow Ball will use an outer space theme at the State Armory on December 26 with a Snow Ball Queen to be crowned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Memorial Hospital
Wia
Christma
Robert I Gleason
James Hileman
John Brown
de. A. E Tate
Hugh O'Hare
Santa Claus
May Jewell
May Nielgen
Frances Singley
Helen Powers
Dorothy Prugar
Clara Stuluscher
Betty Morgan
Dan Taggart
Taggart
Roger Brown
Raselas Brown
Micsphere
State Armory
Janet Kelsey
Rotary Club
Patricia Keppel
VFW Post
Maxine McMillan
Aero Supply
Geneva Birchard
Corry- Jamestown
Margaret Drobneck
Kiwanis Club
Jean Depew
Kay
Don Fagarstron
Jamestown
Ortner Addresses Rotary on Christmas Seals In Rise
Rev E A Ortner of St Pauls Lutheran spoke to the Rotary Club about Christmas seals tracing their origin to 1906 via Mary Bissell of Wilmington and noting four million seals sold. The group raised 160.85 from bell ringing for charity.
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E. A. Ortner
Elmer A. Ortner
St Paul's Lutheran Church
Yowry Club
Corry
Revs Orister
Charles P Keating
Mary Bissell
Willmington
Del
Walter Crokch
The
Salvation Anny
Rotary Club
George Hackett
Friendship
Neeling
Oleass
Surprise Birthday Party Honors Warren Engle at Home
Audrey Engle and Mrs. Harry W. Lamb hosted a surprise party on Eagle Street for six year old Warren Engle. Guests enjoyed games, balloons, candies, ice cream, birthday cake with ester motifs, and gifts for the honored child. The event featured a festive home celebration with refreshments and party decor. The piece ends noting that the Great Lakes carry more than two thirds of inland U S transportation.
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Warren Engle
Audrey Engle
Harry W. Lamb
Eagle Street
Warren
Great Lakes
United States
Lillian Guild Enjoys Christmas Party at Emmanuel Church
The Lillian Guild of Emmanuel Episcopal Church held its annual Christmas party hosted by Mrs. W. W. Hammond at 23 West Frederick Street. Co hosts included Mrs. M. S. Reed Mrs. Harvey Cresent and Mrs. Keppel Tiffany. A turkey dinner followed by Christmas records and games plus a gift exchange for St Barnabas House marked the evening and plans for a January 5 teen dinner parish meeting were discussed.
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Lillian Guild
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
W. W. Hammond
West Frederick Street
Luke
Louis Morrow
St. Barnabas House
Eliabeth Bogers
Sorority Holiday Fete At Gleason Home
Members of Epsilon Phi Chapter Beta Sigma Phi met at Mrs. Robert T Glaxon home on East Congress Street for a Christmas party. A baked ham tureen dinner was served to 21 members including Mrs. William Sebenick of Erie. Entertainment featured carols pirate bingo and gift exchange. Mrs. Gleason was assisted by social committee members including Mrs. Robert Eddy and others. Mrs. Douglas Rozelle Jr will host the January 3 regular meeting.
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Epsilon Phi
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Robert T Glaxon
Congress Street
William Sebenick
Erie
Gleason
Robert Eddy
Clinton Pratt
Herbert LeAllee
Arthur Laufell
Euland Hirvey
Douglas Rozelle Jr
East Main Street
Roberts Host Christmas Party at Pittsfield Inn
Mr and Mrs Charles Roberts hosted a Christmas party at the Pittsfield Inn Saturday for their employees and wives. A steak dinner was served and each attendee received a Christmas bonus from the hosts.
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Chas. Roberts
Yale
Charles Roberts
Pittsfield Inn
Roberts
Canasta Five Card Club Hosts Christmas Dinner
The Canasta Five Card Club met for a Christmas dinner at Diemer's Restaurant with eight members. Prizes were awarded for high and low averages, door prize won by Mrs. Richard Hurlbut, then moved to Mrs. Fenno's Marion Street home for cards and a mist exchange, plans set for January 4 meet.
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Diemer’s
Canasta Five
Diemer's
James Fenno
Marion Street
William Proctor
Ferno
Richard Hurlbut
Mrs. Donaldson Hosts Bridge Club Christmas Party
Bayne Luinson of Spring Creek hosted a Christmas gathering for the local bridge club. Three tables competed with prizes won by Mrs. W. G. Maxwell Mrs. Gerald Whaley and Mrs. P C Kafferlin. A dessert course followed and gifts were exchanged.
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Ats
Bayne Luinson
Spring Creek
W. G. Maxwell
Gerald Whaley
PC. Kafferlin
Teachers to Get 75 Dollar Token Payments This Week
In Brownsville Pennsylvania teachers and employees at Redstone Township schools will receive 75 dollar token payments on back salaries as funds become available. The legislature approved a 61 million dollar appropriation to meet school needs. Hess suit demands reinstatement after dismissal and Redstone High School students staged a four day strike protesting his removal.
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Brownsville
Redstone ‘Township
Clarence E. Hess
Fayette County
Hess
Redstone High School
British Regime Is Reshuffled
London announced a wholesale government reshuffle with seven Cabinet posts reassigned and one department raised to Cabinet status. Key moves include Rab Butler becoming government leader of the House of Commons, Harold Macmillan moving to the Treasury, Selwyn Lloyd taking the Foreign Office, and Walter Monckton becoming Defense Minister.
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London
Eden
Rani
Sir Anthony
Richard. A
Rab" Butler
Exchequer
House of Commons
Harold Macmill
Butler
Treasury
Defense
Selwyn Lloyd
Foreign Office
Macmillan
Walter Monckton
Labor
Doyd
Patrick Bichih-Hepburn
Commons
Nigel Birch
Ministry of Pensions
House of Lords
Loyd
Monckton
MackLeod
Earl of Selkirk
Viscount
Conservative
Duchy of Lancaster
Bills tighten strip mine bonds and restoration rules
Two Pennsylvania bills advance to the Senate to toughen regulation of strip mine operators. The anthracite measure doubles bond requirements to 800 per acre with a 6000 minimum and adds restoration boundary and elevation filings after work. The bituminous bill increases bonds to 400 per acre with a 4000 minimum, amid opposition fears.
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Harrisburg
Senate
House
Lackawanna
Lierne County
Hewitt
Randisna
Gore
Auto crash victim dies in Homestead
Police said Eugene G. Zameska 16 of West Mifflin died at Homestead Hospital after an auto truck wreck near Homestead. The truck driver fled the scene after careening into Zameska's car and forcing it against a guard rail.
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Homestead
Eugene G. Zameska
West Mifflin
Homestead Hospital
Allegheny County
Zameska
UE is Cited By Justice Dept in Red Infiltration Probe
The Justice Department asks SACB to label the United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers of America a Communist infiltrated union. UE, ex-CIO member, with 100000 members, faces loss of NLRB rights if branded. Albert Fitzgerald calls Brownell's accusations lies amid a Westinghouse wage strike.
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Py Associatiou
Washington
Justice Department
United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America
Department
Subversive Activities Control Board
SACB
CIO
Independent Union
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Albert J. Fitzgerald
New York
Atty Gen. Brownell
Fitzgerald
Brownell
IUE
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Afl-Cio Internaational Union of Electrical Workers
Westinghouse
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Muhlenberg College
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John Pfeiffer
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Lynn Bergman
G.T. Bergman
West Vitying Street
United Theological Sominity
Dayton
Richard Drobneck
DeVry Technocal Institute
Chicago
Michael Drobneck
Columbus
Gleason Home
Len
Nyton
Nelly Don
F.C. Chapin
Mrs. Donaldson
Associated Press
Stahl
S &Z
Stahl's
Columbia Diamonds
Bulova
Parker
Remington, Schick
Sunbeam
Weald Tlavours Free
S&h Green
Youngstown
Black & Decker
Gilson
Bill
Helen
Tricot
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Justice Dept
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