Virginia Goodwill Earns 1960 Homemaker Award Title
Virginia Goodwill a senior at Union City Area High School is named the 1960 Hetty rocker Homemaker of Tomorrow after a 50 minute homemaking exam Her paper advances to state competition with a 1900 dollar scholarship and an April 23 to 29 tour including New York City Williamsburg and a Washington D C banquet where the All America Homemaker will be named National prizes totaling 14000 dollars go to top four winners This item also notes social calls and a PTA meeting at St Edward s School with details on new staff a guest speaker from Chile and plans for fundraising events The report lists local visits by residents from nearby towns and confirms parish activities and a bake sale schedule
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Virginia Goodwill
Virgina Goodwill
Union City Area High School
Hettyrocker
Ted
New York City
Williamsburg
Washington, D. C
Statler Hilton Hotel
Local Woman Vies for German Pasching Queen Title
Mrs. David Meredith formerly Mabel Cooper of South Center Street was elected queen of the 59th Sig Company at Baumholder Germany where her husband serves with the US Armed Forces She competes with other battalion electees for Pasching Queen at the Pasching Ball on February 12 The winner earns a free phone call to any U S location Pasching is a February German holiday similar to Mardi Gras
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Germany
David Meredith
Mabel Cooper
This Cily
Frank Cooper
Ethel Cooper
South Center Street
59Th Sig. Company
Baumhalder
United States Armed Forces
Meredith
Pasching
United States
New Orleans
Miss Julia Ficcardi Hosts Beta Sigma Phi Meeting
Miss Julia Ficcardi entertained Tuesday evening for the Xl Beta Phi chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority. Mrs. Robert Eddy, president, led the business session and planned the February 16 Valentine card party at the Moose home. Tiecard and Eddy directed the program on Understanding Music and art with readings from Heine, Longfellow. Mrs. A A Carbone of Snyder Circle to entertain next meeting on February 16.
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Julia Ficcardi
Xl Beta Phi
Beta Sigma Phi
Robert Eddy
the Moose Home
Tiecard
Eddy
He= net
Longfellow
A. A. Carbone
Snyder Circle
Bethany Class To Pack Sunshine Box
Bethany Class of the First Baptist Church met at the Fifth Avenue home of Mrs F D Peiffer with fourteen members and two pastors attending. They planned to pack a box of fruit cookies and candies to send to Mid Maples in DeWittville New York, a missionary home run by Rev Cecil Akam. Mrs Richard Miller led devotions on Patience from Hebrews 12 and Lincoln's Creed was read. A social period with games and refreshments followed. next meeting is expected April 25 at Mrs Hudson's Mound site.
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Ane Pening
First Baptist Church
Fifth Avenue
F. D. Peiffer
Bruce Thomas
Mid Maples
DeWittville
N. Y
Cecil Akam
Golden Wedding: Mr and Mrs Robert E Huston
A dinner party hosted by their son and daughter-in-law honored Rob ert E Huston and his wife on their 50th wedding anniversary at 44 Warden Street Union City. They wed January 25 1910 in Eve by Rev Thomas R Thoburn of First Methodist Episcopal Church. The couple lived in Youngstown Union City until 1912 then back to Union City where they remained since 1987. Mr Huston worked for Union City Chair Company until retirement in September 1955. They have a son Wilbur a Providence Hospital chief technician in Sandusky Ohio and seven grandchildren.
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Robbert E. Huston
Warden Street
Union City
Huston
Thomas R.thoburn
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Youngstown
Union City Chair Company
Hustons
Wilbur
Providence Hospital
Sandusky
Ohio
Miss Rosa Larrondo Speaks to Corry Teachers Association
Miss Rosa Larrondo addressed Corry Area High School teachers as a guest speaker on The Educational System in Chile during the Corry Area Teachers Association monthly meeting Tuesday afternoon. President David Ward opened the session citing a Planning Committee meeting and NEA support for the Murray-Metcalf Bill providing federal aid for school salaries and buildings. The association’s last meeting of the season will be held on March Band.
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Murch Band
Korea Discussed By Lydia Circle
Mrs Ina Miller hosted the Lydia Circle of the First Methodist Church Woman's Society. Devotions on The Lord's Prayer split into parts by Mrs John Obrn. A business session led by Mrs Henry Rockman preceded the program Korea As It Is Today by several members. Dessert was served to 26 members. The March meeting will be at the West Pleasant stream home of Mrs Eleanor Hudson.
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Ina Miller
Lydia
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
John Obrn
Henry Rockman
Korea
Majide Hutchins
John Mitchell
Vinnie Puller
Bethia Woner
West Pleasant, Stream
Eleanor Hudson
Presbyterian Women View Film At Meet
The Women's Association of the First Presbyterian Church met last evening at the church for devotions led by Mrs. Glen Suschman and a film titled Harvest. Plans for the February 17 family night dinner were discussed, and Mrs. J. H. Heerlein presided over the business session. Mrs. Paul F Bauer shared experiences from Harrishire planning conference attendance for the Synodical meeting. Refreshments were served at the close by the Westminster Circle chaired by Mrs. Porte Auer, with 29 members present.
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Presbyterian
Meet the Women's Association of the
First Presbyterian Church
Glen Suschman
J. H. Heerlein
Paul F Bauer
Harrishire
HL Patterson
Westminster Circle
Porte Auer
Winners Declared in Weekly Bridge Game at VFW Post
The Howell movement session of the Govry Bridge Association at the VFW Post Home concluded with Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Beverly in first place at 534. Runners up were Miss Bill Bartholme and FH Bartholme 474, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Wilcox 47, and Mrs. Rob Burt Tuell and Harold Gilbert 43. Next week’s session will be a regular game.
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Wwe
Howell
Govry Brie Association
Vfww
Morgan Beverly
Bill Bartholme
FH Bartholme
H. J. Wilcox
Robbert Tuellnd
Harold Gilbert
Miss Ca Mille Waterhouse Installed as Worthy Advisor
Miss Ca mille Waterhouse was installed as worthy advisor of Corry Assembly No 73, Order of Rainbow for Girls, during a public ceremony in the Masonic rooms. A full officers list will be published later with Miss Waterhouse and Miss Penstermacher reading from left to right.
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Ann _Fenstermacher
Corry
Order of Rainbow
Camille Waterhouse
Assembly
Watrous and Doyi Shaw Welcome Newborns in Union City
A daughter was born yesterday morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Robert H Watrous of R D 4. A son was born yesterday at Stem Memorial Hospital Union City to Mr and Mrs Arthur Doyi shaw of 29 Hemlock Street Union City.
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Robert H. Watrous
Corry Memorial Hospital
Stem Memorial Hospital
Union City
Arthur Doyishaw
Hemlock Street
Africa Topic For Reborah Circle Africa Topic For Reborah Circle
Members of the Deb oral Circle of the Women’s Society of World Service of the Evangelical United Brethren Church met at Mrs. Jerome Davis’s home on North Center Street. Mrs. Ivan Bennink opened with prayer and a brief business session followed by a lesson on Sierra Leone presented by Dani McCaslin, plus an Africa church-work article by Mrs. Raymond Huffman. The group sang Kumba ha, prayed, and made bandages for Nigeria, then enjoyed refreshments from Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Huffman.
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Women's Society of World Service
Evangelical United
Jerome Davis
North Center Street
Ivan Bennink
Eugene Westley
Nigeria
Africa
Sierra Leone
Dani McCaslin
Raymond Huffman
Keith Henton
Tech Werk
Davir
Huffman
Rebekah Circle Sets Election at Church Meeting
Rebekah Circle of the Women's Society of World Service at Evangelical United Brethren Church hosted 30 members. Lynn Campbell led prayers and Covenant reading. a nominating committee was formed. a study class on Working Women will start next Monday at 7 pm. Africa champions spoke. a combined Deborah and Rebekah Circle meeting in March will elect officers.
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Lynn Gnase
North Center Street
Rebekah
Women's Society of World Service
Evangelical United Brettyen Church
Lynn Campbell
John Catrier
Floyd Dougherty
TL Wass
Harold Lloyd
Robert Olson
Sierra Leone
Africa
Herbert Triscuit
Theodore Vanderhout
Inv
Deborah and
Rebekal
Marehnd
Methodist Dinner Slated At First Church This Evening
Gerald Lane will be guest speaker at the First Methodist Church congregational dinner tonight. The tureen dinner will be served at 6:00 p.m. The commission on education with Arde Baldwin as chairman will run the evening.
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Methodist
Gerald Lane
YMCA
First Methodist Church Congregational
Commission On Education
Arde Baldwin
Last Hope Dies For 435 Miners In Mine Disaster
The last hope for any survivors among 435 miners trapped by a rock fall in the Clydesdale coal mine ended today as a microphone lowered through a borehole yielded only water. Six whites and 429 Africans were believed imprisoned, marking the second worst mining disaster after Honekeiko colliery in Manchuria in 1942.
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Suauenuun
Oun Africae
Clydesdale
Honekeiko
Manchuria
Warren County Court OKs Vote On Brokenstraw Merger
YOUNGSVILLE The Warren County Court of Common Pleas approves the petition of the Warren County Board of School Directors to place on the ballots in Brokenstraw Eldred Freehold and Pittsfield townships and Youngsville Borough the primary election April 26 for the formation of a merged school district The merger would take effect the first Monday in July 1960 and create a single permanent district headed by a seven member board, replacing the Jointure structure with advantages in organization operation and finances Supervising Principal H J Sherwood notes the merged district offers long range planning less sectionalism and closer board oversight
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Youngsville
Warren County Court of Common Pleas
Warren County Board of School Directors
Brokenstraw
Eldred
Freehold
Pittsfield
Brokenstraw Valley
Moyd
Brokenstraw, Valley
H. J. Sherwood
Texan May Be Planning Girls' Baseball Team
Virgil Zipper, a Dallas carpenter and tractor operator, lives with his wife and eight daughters. Their six day old Peggy Jean joins a family of nine women, and Zipper says he has no trouble speaking up when needed while admitting he seldom talks much anyway. He notes life with girls is pleasant and lively as each daughter fills different roles.
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Jallas
Rex
Virgil Zipper
Zipper
Dallas
Peggy Jean
Dorothy Ann
Sandra Lee
Patricia Carol
Judy Elaine
Connie Darlene
Cindy Marie
Shirley Lynn
Pickpocket Warning In Judge Talbott’s Berkeley Court
Berkeley police report a theft from Municipal Judge Floyd Talbott’s chambers. A billfold was stolen from his coat along with his identification and $104, while the thief entered the judge’s private office yesterday.
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Berkeley
Calif
Floyd
Talbott
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