Bridal money tree shower honors Audrey Triscuit
Miss Nellie Cihlel and Misses Charlotte and Janet Triscuit hosted a money tree bridal shower at the VFW Garden Room for Audrey Triscuit who will wed Alex Klick at 8:30 p.m. Friday at First Presbyterian Church. The bride will reside in Fairbanks Alaska after marriage. Prizes were awarded to several guests and a party lunch followed.
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Nellie Cihlel
Charlotte
Janet Triscult
VFW Garden Room
Audrey Triscuit
Alex Klick
First Presbyterian Church
Fairbanks
Alaska
Gladys Seymour
Mildred ‘Cross
Dale Henry
Ronald Triscuit
Walter Cmiel
Lawrence Fantasie
Johfin Gates
Miss Triscuit
Catholic Daughters Plan Rummage Sale Event
Catholic Daughters of America Court Conception No 36 schedules a rummage sale at the former Buesink Garage on North Center Street from February 14 to 16. Volunteers are asked to donate items and contact Mrs Leo Hooks Mrs George Downey or Mrs Holford Arison. collection and drop off are arranged for midweek.
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Leo Looks
George Downey
Holford Arison
Cochairman
Robert T Grayson
O. W. Bracken Te Pebriary
Leo Hooks
Leo Rhynard
Ivar Rehnborg
Methodist Church Hosts Family Dinner and Evening Program
A First Methodist Church family night last evening featured a shared dinner for adults and children. A prepared program followed highlighting a Hungarian refugee story and plans to investigate bringing a refugee family to Corry. Justin Butters presented the spring evangelism program as Paul Meerdinic closed the event.
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Methodist Church
First Methodist Church
Corry
Justin Butters
Commission On Membership and
Church Choir Hosts Tureen Dinner for Members and Guests
Members and guests of the First Presbyterian Church choir enjoyed a tureen dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs William Peifferce Street East Congress last evening. The dinner began at 6 30 o clock with about 30 attendees including Rev and Mig Paul F Bauer. The rest of the evening was spent socially.
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First Presbyterian Church
Inet
William Peifferce
East Congress
Snd
Mig
Paul F. Bauer
Junior Hi- Club Plans Bowling Tourney Tonight
The Corry Junior Hi- Club met to organize a bowling tournament at Bowl-Aire Aires this evening. President Stephen Hutielman announced top prizes include merchandise worth one dollar each, 75 cent second prizes, and 30 cent high game awards. The group also held a film talk on What Shipes Character and viewed The Open Book shown by advisors David Yard and Fred Van Dyke.
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Corry
Mrs William Myers Hosts Card Group Evening
Mrs William Myers of North Cette street entertained a card group last evening. Prize winners in the two table game were Mrs J Fred Kinley and Mrs W Bruce Ellsworth, with Mrs T S Kelsey receiving the special pat. The hostess served a dessert course before they adjourned to meet in two weeks on February 14 at Mrs Mary Jourdet's home.
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William Myers
North Cette Street
Nur Braye Alti
J. Fred Kinley
W. Bruce Ellsworth
McCray Couple Welcome Daughter Born at Corry Memorial
A daughter was born last evening at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Randall McCray 761 East Main Street The mother is Patricia Blatchard before marriage Mrs McCray news confirms the birth in the local column
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Randall McCray
East Main Street
McCray
Patricia Blatchard
Methodist Church Joins in Crusade for Loyalty and Attendance
The Methodist Church nationwide calls believers to reconsecrate their lives in a church wide crusade from the first Sunday in February to Easter. In the local church Rev. George A. Myers leads with Lord's Supper Sunday morn to energize attendance, aiming for 400 in morning worship and 150 at the 7:30 p.m. service. The pastor will preach on The Awakened Spirit and The Road to Palian, with the public invited.
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Srempas
Gouen
United States
National Board of Evangelism
The
Methodist Church
George A. Myers
Myers
Penn State Choir to Tour Europe for Six Weeks
The Chapel Choir of the Pennsylvania State University led by Willa C. Taylor will tour Europe for six weeks this summer, departing Newark June 18 and returning July 31 from the Netherlands. About 50 to 60 members and alumni will pay their own expenses, with 13 major cities and festivals in England, Scotland, France, Switzerland, and Germany on the itinerary.
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Vesyencur
Pennsylvania Suite University
Europe
Willa C. Taylor
Ciintr
Newark
United Kingdom
Netherlands
Hve
Chol
Cheltenham
England
Braunwald
Switverland
King's College Chapel
Cambridge
Stratford-on-Avon
York
Lancaster
London
Edinburgh
Scotland
Paris
Switzerland
Venice
Munich
Berlin
Amsterdam
Germany
Luther H.harsh- Barger
AelTle Company
State Law Hinders Refugee Doctor at Camp Kilmer
A Hungarian refugee physician faced PA internship and written exam rules delaying residency in a community of about 600. Women’s Civic Club president Mrs Megargle said an interview at Camp Kilmer was canceled after it emerged the doctor could not meet a year of hospital internship and the written test. She planned to write Gov Leader seeking relaxation of the requirement.
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Ween Obey
Infant Paden Of Sparta Dies
Infant Paden of Sparta dies at Corry Memorial Hospital. She is survived by maternal grandparents Garry and Shreve of Dayton, paternal grandmother Lena Paden of Granville, great grandparents Harry Reed and Clara Shrive of Dayton and Spartansburg. A prayer service will be held at 10 tomorrow at Torrey and Hays Funeral Home in Spartansburg with Rev. DeForrest Tennies officiating. burial in Rose Hill Cemetery, Spartansburg.
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Sid
George Paden
RD. 2
Spartanshure
Corry Memorial Hospital
Yester
Garry ‘Shreve
Dayton
Ohio
Lena Paden
Grang
Harry Reed
Spartansburg
Clara Shrive
Torrey and Hays Finers
DeForrest
No Fast Action On Refugee Plan Seen
A fragment notes opposition to rapid refugee plan action. It mentions health and welfare facilities and employment as adequate to absorb more people. The text cites a quota increase of 128,000 and discusses immigration impacts and President Eisenhower proposals.
Wilsons Remark About Guards Sparks Resignation Question
Washington report notes rising criticism of Secretary of Defense Wilson over National Guard remarks and his wife’s reaction. Critics question his resignation timing as Eisenhower calls the remark unwise. Wilson plans a brief vacation before Congress action on the military budget this spring or summer.
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Washington
Eiam
Willstor
National Guard
Wilson
Congress
House Armed Service Committee
Eisenhower
Iso
White House
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Mitchell
House Armed Services
Treasury Offers Highest Interest Rate Since 1933
The Treasury announced a new issue offering 3 percent interest on 34 year notes to holders of about 10 percent of government securities maturing by April 1. A separate option offers 3 percent one year certificates as part of a tight money market experiment. Subscription books open Monday.
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Treasury
Ilsovie
Recs
Soviets accuse West of dodging disarmament talks
Tass cited by Soviet news as accusing the United States and Western powers of evading a disarmament solution. It claims Washington is speeding plans for a new atomic war and using evasion and delays to block a settlement. The White House announced President Eisenhower plans to spend the weekend in Augusta.
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Soviey Bovernment
Ike
Augusta
Washington
Eisenhower
Auguste
Firemen Answer Call To Fire At Chief's House
Volunteer fire department from Mar-LineunVille answered a blaze at the farm home of Alvin Oaxer Pinnnd, president of the fire company. The fire destroyed a dairy barn. Chief John T. Ovkerlaund led the crew. Damage was about $12,000, with 20 tons of hay lost. Farm equipment including 133 tractors and six cattle were saved.
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Vome
Mar
LineunVille
Abo
Alvin Oaxer
John T. Ovkerlaund
Alvin
Saud Orders 60 Cadillacs for King Saud
Automotive circles report General Motors ordered more than 60 custom Cadillac sedans for King Saud of Saudi Arabia. The cars are said to be air conditioned with optional features such as one way glass and armor plating. Some units reportedly include gun mountings and desert hunting equipment. GM Cadillac Division would not confirm details.
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Detroit
General Motors
King
Slaying of Expectant Mother in Leechburg Pa
State police reported no fingerprints on the murder weapon found near the scene of Mrs. Emily S. Foster, 25, who was bludgeoned outside her home in Leechburg. Her purse, empty except for car keys, was found miles away. her husband Elman Foster arrived after the attack to comfort her. She was a former nurse at Torrance State Hospital and was due to have a baby in the summer. No motive or signs of a struggle were found.
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Leechburg
Emily ‘Foster
Emily 5. Poster
Butler~ Bralle
Elman Foster
Hickes
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Edgar Hoover
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