Evening Atch Night Program At Local E U B Church
Local Evangelical United Brethren church hosts an 9 30 p m program featuring Lynn Bergman as organist and vocal duets by church youth. Eugene Westlew gives the main address with short talks by Miss Patricia Fleming and Ald Bagley. Recreation and refreshments run 8 30 to 10 40 p m with Youth Fellowship in charge. Tonight ends with a power and prayer service 10 30 to midnight led by Rev S Hay Horns.
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Gaven Mgnt
Wil de Nei
United Ihren
Lynn Bergman
Shuseh
Eugene Westlew
Nin
Patricia Fleming
nAld Bagley
Hay Horns
Ehineh
God
New Year's Eve and New Year activities in Corry area
Corry residents plan watch night services and festive events across several churches including the Christian and Missionary Alliance, Salvation Army, First Methodist, Evangelical United Brethren, and First Baptist. A New Year's Eve dance at the Elks home and open houses mark the weekend, with many locals visiting relatives and returning students from Lock Haven, Dartmouth, and other institutions.
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Corry
Christian and Missionary
Allance Church
Salvation Army
First Methodist Church
Evangelical United Brethren Church
First Baptist Church
P, O. Elks
Moose Club
Glib
V. F. W. Club
Stanford Hose
American Lepton
Mrs E E Guignon Hosts Holiday Luncheon and Cards
Mrs E E Guignon of Eile entertained local friends Thursday with a 1 PM luncheon at the home of Mrs Tracy W Whitehead on East Pleasant Street. Fifteen guests attended. The table was holiday dressed with Christmas place cards. The group later visited Mrs Frank M Loveland on Park Street where card games followed. Prizes were awarded to Mrs E E Hawkins and Mrs Leon Lindsey for contract, and to Mrs C M Howard and Mrs G L Boyd for the 500 prize.
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E. E. Guignon
Eile
Tracy W. Whitehead
East Pleasant Street
Frank M. Loveland
Park Street
E. E. Hawkins
Leon Lindsey
C. M. Howard
G. L. Boyd
Darelle Concert Trio Performs Friday at Corry High
The Darelle Concert Trio will present a program Friday January 6 at 8 o’clock in Corry Senior High School auditorium. Maxine Dorelle soprano Lawrence Sommers violin Wallace Kotler pianist, a Juilliard graduate, will perform classical and semi classical selections. An afternoon matinee at 2:45 will be held for eligible school students.
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Lyceurh
Corry Senior High School
Dorelle
Maxine Dorelle
Lawrence Sommers
Wallace Kotler
Welfare Organization Realized 65 At Sale
Corry welfare group met at Rod and Gun Club on East Washington Street. President Mrs L R Houghting opened at 2 pm. A December sale at Corry Building and Loan netted 65 dollars for the treasury. They debated a new name, to be chosen at the January 27 meeting at Mrs Eugene Davis home, with a quilt tying planned.
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Corry
Rod and Gun Club
East
Washington Street
L. R Houghting
Corry Building and Loan
Merle Long
Treasury
Eugene Davis
East Washington Street
Gloria Sullivan Weds Ray Amy In Town Ceremony
Mr and Mrs John Sullivan of 425 East Smith street announced the marriage of their daughter Gloria to Ray Amy son of Mrs Florence Amy of 265 West Washington street and the late Dr Merle Amy The double ring ceremony was held September 5 in Jamestown Gloria Amy a St Edwards High School graduate works in Aero Supply Mig Co Ray Amy a Corry Senior High School graduate works at Powell Loan and Finance Co They reside at 264 West Washington Street.
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Gloria Sullivan
Ray Amy
John Sullivan
East Smith Street
Gloria
Florence Amy
West Washington Street
Merle Amy
D Jamestown
Amy
St. Edward's High School
Aero Supply Mig- Co. Tne
Corry
Powell Loan and Finance Company
West Washinngton Street
Open House at 213 Wayne Street by Mr and Mrs Kirch
Mr and Mrs Clarence J Kirch of 213 Wayne Street invite relatives and friends to an open house on Monday from 2 to 4 in the afternoon and 7 to 9 in the evening. The event occurs during a period when mistletoe was believed to protect people from illness.
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JOHN H_ CARNRIKE
John Hi Cararike
Mr. Carmike
Mead Avenue
Corry Hospital
Corry
Tocal
Church of the Nazarene
Velma
Ray Palmér
Lem
George
Harry
Albert Cararike
Nigcee
East Muth Street
Sterling
Pine ‘Grove
Barbara Bettes
Lock Haven State Teachers College
Lock Haven
E. F. Bettes
Carol Bettes
East Frederick Street
William Zafiropulos
Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth
Mott Street
Leland Wilcox
Alice
Nancy
Phyllis
Springstreet
Gowanda
E. F. Clark
B. A. Wilcox
E. A. Wilcox
George R. Clark
East Main Street
Erie
Lucy Flasher
Robert Sherwood
Front Royal
Joseph Sherwood
Northwest Street
John H. Clark
Esther Année
Barbara
Wilmore
Franz
Parks
W. R. Jordan
Emlenton
Frank Allebach
Philip Whitehead
Emerson College
Boston
Mass
Jack Whitehead
Westminster Choir College
Princeton
N. J
Tracy W. Whitehead
East
Peasant Street
Herbert M_ Lyon
Buffalo
A. Johnson
West Church
J Street
FW. Schoonover
Smethport
Leland A. Johnston
Famly
Fifth Avenue
Lea Johnston
J. J. Johnston
May McCormick
Reading
Andrew Schmidt
Patsy Skinner
Jeanne Nichols
Clarion State Teachers College
Clarion
Frank Heath
Franklin Street
Cora Southwick
Amy Jackson
Uniontown
Tony Jackson
Essex Street
Harry Ottaway
Ripley
N.Y
Alfred
N. Y
Alfred University
Lemon Street
Leonard Gunningham
Jenninetie
Oneida
Wallace Young
Marion
Mildred Young
Asheville
Hog
Ruth ‘Dahlstrand
Mainstrest
Evenine
Cattaraugus
Hoh Evans
C. J. Kirch
Jana
Clarence J. Kirch
Wayne Street
Kirch
Electric Train Races Friday At State Armory
Twenty four entries aged six to 18 took part in the electric train race at the State Armory yesterday afternoon from 3 to 6. Jerry Swanson, 13, won and received a lighted train station. Joseph Ctwir Jr., 11, second with a coal car. Harold Rhodes, 11, third. Robert Mignaccio, 6, fourth. Over 200 spectators attended, including children, parents and friends.
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State Armory
Western Auto
Jerry Swanson
Joseph Ctwir, Jr
Harold Rhodes
Robert Mignaccio
Craftsmen Chapter To Meet Wednesday Eve
Erie Chapter of the Pennsylvania Guild of Craftsmen will hold a Wednesday evening meeting on January 4 at the Junior Red Cross Building, 509 Sassafras Street. Mr. King will discuss Silver Jewelry and Stone Cuttings, with stones from the area. Miss Bonella Gordon presiding. Doughnuts and coffee will be served after the meeting. Transportation assistance available from Mrs. Frank Grice Jr. of West Church Street.
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Erie
Pennsylvania Guild of Craftsmen
Junior Red Cross
Sassafras Street
King
Christmas Party At Donald Bensink Home
The Independence caddies' Club held a Christmas party Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Donald Bensink with six members present. Social exchanges of gifts occurred, three-salad course refreshments were served, and the January meeting will be hosted by Mrs. William Bensink.
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Independence
Ciub
Donald Bensink
Bensink
William Bensink
Fine named as top GOP running mate choice in Duff bid
Harrisburg dispatch notes speculation that Judge John S. Fine of the state superior court tops the list as James H. Duff’s preferred running mate for governor. The piece mentions Duff’s loyalty to Fine, their joint opposition to Grundy’s old guard, and hints at other possible choices including John G. Bell Jr. and a veteran draft effort for Rep. James Evan Zandt.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
James H. Duff
U. S
Senalle
John S. Fine
State Superior Court
Ust
Luzerne County
GOP
Dull
Superior Court
Fine
Judge Fine
Duff
Pennsylvania
Joseph R. Grundy
Grundy
Thomas E. Dewey
John G. Bell, Jr
Philadelphia
Bell
Duff-Grundy
Edward Martin
Senate
Duff Wass
James Evan Zandt
Altoona
Ivan Zandt
Milk price cut in seven eastern PA areas
Harrisburg dispatch reports that starting tomorrow the price of milk will drop one cent per 2 quarts in seven eastern Pennsylvania marketing areas. Wholesale standard milk will fall 40 cents per hundredweight while seasonal pricing under the State Mill Control Commission system adjusts with mill production. Prices in the seven affected areas had held steady prior to the change.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Mill Control Commission
Acquittal in extortion trial for Keller and Hughes
Los Angeles reports the extortion trial of Helen Keller and Toni Hughes ended with both acquitted on all counts. The pair were accused of extorting about $9000 from Ben Flekner, head of a mail order television school, by threatening to reveal an alleged affair to his wife. The jury deliberated two and a half days, reduced to 11 jurors after a juror fell ill from food poisoning. Keller, 26, formerly of Selinsgrove, Pa, and Hughes, 26, of unknown current residence, did not testify.
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Los Angeles
Helen Keller
Toni Hughes
Ben Fklekner
Hickner
Miss Keller
Selinscrove
Miss Hughes
Illicii
Kiekner
Bidault Faces Final Test In France Budget Struggle
December 31 Premier Georges Bidault, buoyed by three victories in a week, faced a final test in balancing France s 1950 budget. The report notes seasonal pricing in marketing, with Lehigh area also using the system, but no price cuts on January 1.
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Bidault
Paris
Georges Bidault
France
Protestant clergy fault Pope on religious freedom and unity
In Pittsburgh clergy men condemn Pope Pius XII for urging church unity and demand the absolute surrender of personal religious freedom. A 29 member committee says the pope seeks Protestants to join Rome and calls for lifelong, total submission to papal authority while praying for Christian unity. The item notes references to Eridu in southern Iraq.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Pius X11
Rome
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