Tarbell Named Chairman of Post Prom Party Planning
Corry Area Junior Senior High PTA meeting elected Mrs. Tarbell to chair the annual post prom affair following the junior senior prom at Corry Area High School. She will appoint committees, seek workers and donations. Kirk Sawyer, PTA president, announced details for the event and future officer slate. Willam Brooks, vice president and program chairman, outlined a special program and budget/finance chair plans for next year. The meeting, held in the school music room, was moved to Tuesday evening February 21 in the school auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarbell
Corry Area
Nwethie
PTA
Jake Price
Willam Brooks
Finace
Rotarians Welcome Aldo Gremese at Corry Dinner
Rotary Club heard Aldo Gremese of Udine talk on Italy. He discussed family life, culture, and education while visiting Corry Area figures. Attendees included Eagle Scouts William Beckwith and Terence Parker. A pancake supper is planned February 26 at Gary Area High Cafeteria. tickets from members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slempers
Scoriry Club
Corry
Ist
Aldo Gremese
Udine
Co Area
Kenneth Christiansen
Tie
Tmaly
America
Robert McCray
Aldo
William Beckwith
Terence Parker
Rotary Club
Arthur A Boyle
Pittaburgh
Allan Hasbrouck
Uist
Rotariens
Commeditines
Bridge Scores at YMCA Women’s Afternoon Duplicate game
Bridge scores from the YMCA weekly Women’s Afternoon Duplicate session show an average of 24 at the 45-table Howell game. Winners: Mrs Arthur Treat and Mrs Ted Treat of Union City 41 4. Mrs Earl Haight and Mrs Mark Coyle 30. Mrs Gerald Lane and Mrs Fred Kinley 28. Mrs Florence McCray and Mrs AL Viiasens 27. Next week’s play is a regular game with Mrs Coyle taking reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howell
YMCA
Sesson
Arthur ‘Treat
Ted Treat
Union City
Earl Haight
Mark Coyle
Gerald Lane
Fred Kinley
Florence McCray
AL Viiasens
Coyle
Lillian Guild Hosts Tureen Dinner at Undercroft
Lillian Guild held a tureen dinner for about 20 members at Emmanuel Episcopal Church undercroft. Rev. William Seltz Jr. opened with prayer as Mrs. Keppel Tiffany presided. Plans were set to aid Youth Fellowship dinner dance this Saturday with cohosts George Hagger and Mrs. William Peiffer for next month’s meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Guild
Paul Orner
Crawford Salice
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
William @. Seltz Jr
Keppel ‘Tiffany
George Hagger
William Peiffer
Guild
Rebekahs Plan Meadville Picnic This Summer
Eleanor Jillason led the Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge meeting in JOOF Hall. Members signed cards for HI and a committee of other lodges will plan the Meadville Children's Home summer picnic. Mrs Vanderhoff won the contest. refreshments by Culver and Beldon. Next meeting set for February 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Jillason
Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge
Joof Hall
Meadville
Ralph Vanderhoff
Florence Culver
Loretta Beldon
Area Five Auxiliary Plans Bake Sale And Pancake Supper
The Eliin-Beau din Hose Company Auxiliary met at Mrs. Walter Burrows home on Monday evening and set two fundraising events. A bake sale is set for Friday February 17 at Sours store under Mrs. Gerald Proctor as chairwoman, and a pancake supper is planned for February 26 in the fire hall with Mrs. Vincent Sexton leading. New members Mrs. Rodney Hannel and Mrs. R C Marsh were welcomed, with Mrs. Proctor presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliin-Beaudin Hose Company
Walter Burrows
Sours
Gerald Proctor
Vincent Sexton
Proctor
Rodney Hannel
R. C. Marsh
Sorority Honors Three Members At Meeting
Epsilon Phi chapter of Beta Sigma Phi honored three expectant members, Mrs. Richard Melzer, Mrs. Edward Pass, and Mrs. Fred Jensen, at a gathering hosted by Mrs. E. Craig Moore. Quilts were presented, literature themed program featured readings, and roll call notes members’ current reading. House announced Miss Ann Simmonson will host the next meeting on February 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epsilon Phi
Beta Sigma Phil Sorority
E. Craig Moore
Harry Schiemer
Richard Melzer
Edward Pass
Fred Jensen
Jensen
Robert Simmonson
Mrs Stohlberg Hosts Circle Meeting at South Center
Seventeen members of the Mary Circle of the Woman's Society of Christian Service met at Mrs Travers Stohlberg's home on South Center Street. The circle voted a donation to the church building fund and will host next Monday's WSCS meeting at the church. Devotions on Peace In God were led by Mrs Jerry Hoyt, and the program The Lord's Prayer was presented by Mrs Donald Dingle with help from several members. Refreshments were served by Mrs Bertha McCray and Miss Lois McCray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Circle
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Methodist Church
Travers Stohlberg
South Center Street
Stohlberg
Cochairman
WSCS
Jerry Hoyt
Donald Dingle
Bertha McCray
Lois McCray
Birth of Bruce Michael Toplovich in Corry
A son, Bruce Michael, was born yesterday morning at Warren General Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Emil Toplovich of R. D. Corry. The mother is the former Karen Miller. Maternal grandparents are Dr. and Mrs. F. Dean Miller of West Smith street. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Toplovich of A. D. 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Michael
Warren General Hospital
Emil Toplovich
R. D., Corry
Toplovich
Karen Miller
F. Dean Miller
West Smith Street
E. M. Toplovich
Paul Alvan
Petersburg General Hospital
Petersburg
Carl V. Pederson
That City
Pedersen
Helen Rehnborg
A. E. Rehnborg
East South Street
Art Topic For Xi Beta Phi Group
Xi Beta Phi Sorority chapter heard Mrs. Robert Eddy present an art oriented program covering music literature and paintings. Recordings included Strauss Blue Danube Beethoven Fifth and Schubert Unfinished Symphony. Members viewed Life magazine art from its Silver Anniversary issue and a Readers Digest piece Sanctuary The Secret of a Peaceful Heart by Margaret Blair Johnstone. Voting members for next year named. Meeting hosted by Mrs Thomas Pierrot at East Main Street. Next meeting planned for February 2 at Hotel Carry with Mrs Walter Keslar hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Eddy
Xi” Beta Phi
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Strauss
Schubert
Life Magazine
Readers Digest
Margaret Blair Johnstone
East Main Street
Thomas Pierrott
Betty Pratt
Ernest Simmonson
Jon
Walter Keslar
Mrs Andrus Hostess for WSCS Martha Circle Meeting
Mrs Annie Anirus hosted the WSCS Martha Circle at her home, with devotions on The Unwrung Christ. Mrs Henry Hotchkiss led the session and volunteers were recruited to help at the luncheon for district youth. Mrs Harold Carr explained the Lord's Prayer and read a letter from Mrs Lillian Westley about missionary work in West Africa. Next meeting set for March 7 at Mrs Merle McIntyre’s North Center street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrus
WSCS
Martha Circle
Annie Anirus
Martha Gipche
Sepuety
Christyin
Firat
Ruth Dohiste
Omerwe
Christ
George Andras Jr
Havel Duffy
North Center Street
Merle MeIntyre
Club 15 Honors Mrs. Tart in Local Gathering
Eleven Club 15 members and two guests honored Mrs. Charles Tart at a meeting hosted by Mrs. Henry Posburgh on West Colum bus avenue. Door prizes went to Mrs. Rhodes, Mrs. Shaffer, and Mrs. Posburgh. The guest was given a purse of money, and refreshments included homemade ice cream, birthday cake, tea, and coffee. The group will meet March 4 at Mrs. Bryce Leek’s home to honor Mrs. Sten oman's birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Oletigay
Club 15
Joseph Frisina
Alden Clapper
McKean
West Columbus Avenue
Henry Posburgh
George Rhodes
Albert Shaffer
Flossie Posburgh
Bryce Leek
PH. Stenoman
Clashes in Jubbulpore Leave 10 Dead in Bombay Violence
Hindu Muslim clashes continued in Jubbulpore after a night of violence that left at least 100 people dead and 28 wounded in Bombay sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bombay
Nila
Jubbulpore
Kennedy Asked Mrs Kennedy To Head Arts Honorary Panel
Rep Carroll D Kearns proposes Mrs Jacqueline Kennedy be honorary chairman of a national arts forum. He says her leadership would unite editorial civic and political leaders across states and governors. He also introduces a bill creating a commission on cultural resources in the capital and a plan for their preservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jacaneling Kennendy
Kennedy Tueselty
Carroll D Kearns
R-Pa
Willine
Kearns
Prisoners Released Under Communist Amnesty Decree
Berlin reports that authorities granted amnesty leading to the release of prisoners and cancellation of thousands of convictions. The move follows the directive issued last October by the new head of state, aiming to ease political tensions and reset justice prosecutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Wajter Allepieye Ag
Gesny
Commmunist Lowed
Model Teilays
Inn
Vhief
U S Leaders Hear Mexico Tell Of Woes
U S delegates at the first interparliamentary meeting with Mexico hear senators and deputies outline economic and social woes. Mexico urges tariff cuts and trade ease while U S leaders urge action on unemployment dollars abroad and other issues in amicable talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Mexico
Guadalajara
U. S
United States
U. S. Senate
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Thrill Killer Leopold Weds in Puerto Rico
Nathan Leopold the 1924 Chicago thrill killer of a one year old victim married Sunday in Castaner Puerto Rico to Trudi Garcia de Quevedo a widow. Leopold now 57 works as an orderly at Brethren Service Hospital in Castaner and was married by a local judge according to New York newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leopold
New York
Nathan Leopold
Chicago
Franks
Puerto Rico
Brethren Service Hospital
Castaner
Trudi Garcie de Quevedo
No Polygraph So Drunk Goes Free In Detroit
AP report from Detroit notes a motorist avoided drunken driving charges after police could not perform a test. A new state law allows a driver to demand a blood alcohol test to determine impairment. The officer denied testing capacity and the evidence was deemed inadmissible or insufficient due to lack of facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Sylvanus Snyder
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Rebekahs
Flye
Peat Corry
O— Penna
Sorority
Mrs. Stohlberg
Barney
Coats
Bennett
Xi Beta Phi
Charles Tart
Mrs. Jfk
Arts
Corry’s Finest
Armour
Kansas City
Armo Sirloin
Carpenter
Hickory
Ham
Pillsbury
Elmdale
Nabisco
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