Cubs and Scouts Host Musical Talent Night at Legion
The Clymer Cub Scouts Pack No. 25 held a musical talent program at the Legion building in Clymer with Darryl Hinsdale as master of ceremonies and Paul Carlisch and Marc Griffith conducting the flag ceremony. Den 5 performed a fanfare after each act, showcasing Randy Shampoe, Bobby Lacross, Douglas Deshner, and others, followed by Bobcat ceremonies led by Walter DeShazer and a series of awards for Bear and Arrow points. The meeting also announced the annual Blue and Gold Dinner on a February date and National Boy Scout Week events, including a church service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randy Shampoe
Jerry Stutaman
Tro
Davitt Hinsdale
Elvis Presley
Gubmaster
Walter DeShazer
Bob Cat
den Mothers
Bob Calpins
Den
Eugene Schurman
Jerry Stu
David Hinsdale
Darryl Hinsdale
Bobby LaCross
David Chambers
Gilbert Vander Schaaff
Legion
Boy Scouts of America
Abbe Fee Formed
Kay Roush
Auddrey Schurman
Virginia Vander
Ruth Circle Studied Local Lutheran History At Meeting
Mrs Albert Merker and Mrs Howard Ross hosted the Ruth Circle of United Lutheran Women on Wright street. Twelve members attended with leader Mrs Quentin McCray in charge. Bank offering boxes were turned in showing a nice sum. Mrs John Krasa led the program with brief outlines of St Paul Lutheran Church history and letters from Lutheran institutions in reply to inquiries. Women hemmed towels as their project and a delicious luncheon was served. Next meeting will be March 3 with Mrs Albert Lynn and Mrs Ray Dennis in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Merker
Howard Ross
Wright Street
Ruth
The
United Lutheran Women
Quentin McCray
John Krasa
St. Paul's Lutheran Ch
Institutons
Albert Lynn
Ray Dennis
Daughter Born to Mes and Mare Paul E Clark
A daughter was born yesterday morning at Corry Memories Hospital to Mes and Mare Clark of 319 East Washington Street. Mes Clark is formerly Ruth Gritith of Union City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes
Mare Paul E. Clark
East Washington Street
Corry Memories Hospital
Mes Clark
Ruth Gritith
Union City
National Missionary Speaks At Church Dinner
National missionary Rev. Carl Geeres of Leeds Maine spoke at First Presbyterian Church dinner in the basement attended by about nine members and families. He described Maine work and showed slides. The event honored Sunday School teachers with pins for the past superintendent and planned future Father Son and Men's Club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Geeres
Leeds
Maine
Geates
West Congress Street
Robart
Curtis
Weekly Study Course on Japan Hosted by WSCS
Ten women of the First Methodist Church met in the church parlors for the weekly study course on Japan. Mrs Leland Johnston led the session under the Woman's Society of Christian Service sponsorship. Devotions were by Mrs Henry Rockman, with reports on immigration laws by Mrs Benjamin Skinner and on the International Christian University in Japan by Mrs George Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
Japan
First Methodist Church
Leland Johnston
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Henry Rockman
Benjamin Skinner
George Myers
International Chrisian University
W. B. Stowe
Stork Shower Honors Mrs. Keith Orn at Legion Home
A stork shower for Mrs. Keith Orn was hosted at the American Legion home on First Avenue with 21 guests from Corry, Columbus and Pittsfield. Cohosts were Mrs. Walter Smorawski, Mrs. Mark Anderson, and Mrs. Richard Orn. Prizes included and the first prize went to Miss Louise Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith
Keith Orn
American Legion
First Avenue
Walter Smorawski
Pittsfield
Mark Anderson
Union City
Richard Orn
Corry
Columbus
February Events Topic For Mentor Club Meet
Miss Ann Baresi of 16 East Smith street hosted the Mentor Club for a February meeting. Twelve members answered roll call as Miss Leara Stranahian led a brief business session and Mrs. George Boyd directed an informative program about notable February births in dates and people. Refreshments followed before the group adjourned to plan a February 17 party at Mrs. W Bruce Ellsworths, 125 East Irving street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mentor Club
Ann Baresi
East Smith ‘Street
Leara Stranahian
George Boyd
W. Bruce Ellsworth
East Irving Street
Kiwanis Minstrel Show Chairs Named At Club Meeting
Kiwanis Club heard Dr. Edison H Harmon speak on hypnotherapy at the Hotel Corry. Clarence Beal announced A A Carbone as general minstrel show chairman with Kiwanis and Rotary Club teams providing staging roles and publicity. A joint show partnership with Rotary is planned for spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Edison H. Harmon
Hotel Corry
Harmon
Clarence Beal
William C. Seitz Jr
A. A. Carbone
Rotary Club
Thomas Russell
Robert Bracken
Edward Becker
Lynn Rice
Howard Hutvelman
Dorr Clark
John Rossbacher
YMCA
Martha Circle Serves Ahead of WSCS Meeting at First Methodist
The Martha Circle of the Women's Society of Christian Service met at 28 East Bond Street with nine members and one guest, Mrs George Myers. Devotions used Psalm 92 and Channels of Devotions. Mrs Lester Lopus was absent chairing. Mrs J Earle Bluey led the business. Plans for the next WSCS general meeting were outlined and hostesses named. Dessert was served with help from Mrs Preston Anthony Inter. The circle plans to meet again March 3 hosted by Mrs Rex Warner at 829 North Center Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha
WSCS
Women's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist
Carl Anthony
East Bond Street
George Myers
W. B. Stowe
Gladys ©. Murrell
Stardust and Hearts Rainbow Girls Dance at YMCA
Rainbow Girls annual Valentine Dance themed Stardust and Hearts will be held at the YMCA on Saturday February 8 with dancing from 9 to 12. Darrell Jones and his orchestra provide the music. Nancy Hecker chairs the event, with Mrs Jack Stahl as adult advisor and a full committee handling decorations publicity programs and refreshments. Tickets are available from Rainbow Girls members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Girls
Order of Rainbow For Girls
YMCA
Darrell Jones
Nancy Hecker
Jack Stahl
Pat Dills
Susan Kinley
Nancy Davis
Arne Fenstermacher
Flora Ann Ross
Peggy Pain
The
Readers Group Hosts Meet at Mrs Ira Millers Home
Mrs Ira Miller hosted a Readers gathering at her North Center Street home aided by Mrs Charles Cronin. In the president’s absence Mrs Bertha Stockton a brief business session was led by Mrs Willis Brown with good attendance. Next meeting planned with Mrs W E Phillips on February 17. Julius Boras golf pro from Mid Pines did not break even in the Phoenix Open finishing tied for sixth for 2534. Car break in at Boras’s vehicle reported with clothing and jewelry valued at 1606.50 stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Miller
North Center Street
Charles, Cronin
Bertha Stockton
Willis Brown
Holland
George Nagle
W. E. Phillips
West
Congress Street
Phoenix, Ariz
Julius Boras
Mid Pines
Boras
Final Plans Listed For CES Annual Card Party
The Order of the Eastern Star will sponsor a card party at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post on Monday February 10 at 8 p.m. Co chairs Mrs D A May and Mrs William Leaby announced. Door prizes and table prizes will be awarded and refreshments served by Mrs Ronald Carter and committee. Reservations to Mrs P T McCray 1050 North Center St or Mrs Eugene Peters 526 East South St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CES
Order of the Eastern Star
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
Cochairmen
D. A. May
William Leaby
Ronald Carter
P. T. McCray
North Center Street
Eugene Peters
East South Street
Potato Soup Test in Washington Highlights Sharon Cook
Mrs Helen Monce of Sharon Pennsylvania, guest of Rep Kearns, demonstrated homemade potato soup in the U S House dining room to win a place on the menu His effort follows prior praise and letters from across the nation supporting the plan The Pennsylvanian soup uses Shenango Inn techniques and Pennsylvania potatoes for flavor and aroma
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Monce
Sharon
U. S. House of Representatives
Shenango Inn
Monce
Kearns
R-Pa
Mrs. Monoc
Miss Flagstad Named Norway Opera Chief
Oslo honors Norwegian singer Kirsten Flagstad formerly of the Metropolitan Opera New York as she is appointed head of Norway's new national opera yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Flagstad
Oslo
Kirsten Flagstad
Metropolitan Opera
New York
Norway
New Opera
Starkweather Girl Plead Innocent To Mass Murders
Charles Starkweather eleven and his fourteen year old companion Carll Fugate appeared separately in Lancaster County Court to plead to premeditated murder and murder while in the commission of robbery. Crowds gathered but remained orderly as the youths faced charges carrying potential death by electric chair or life imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andcoln
Lancaster County Court
Charles Starkweather
Carll Fugate
Charles
Carll
Missile pioneer Bert Eisen dies in Geneva
Bert E. Eisen Sr 70, a pioneer in missile technology, died yesterday in Geneva. He spent 43 years at Ribernbank Laboratories and served as chief engineer, contributing to a tuning fork device regarded as vital to missile development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Til
Bert E. Eisenhour Sr
Riberbank Laboratories
Fire damages Sparta home in late night blaze
James Reed and family faced a major house fire in Sparta. Volunteers arrived within five minutes and contained the blaze by 12 30 a m after the attic fire spread to a rear wing. Firemen used a roof cut to reach the flames amid cold weather and drifting snow. Reed and his wife and two children sought shelter with neighbors for the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Reed
Tames
Reed
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