The Y Teams Who'll Call On You Membership Roles
A historical roster lists The Y membership leadership across divisions I and II. It names Dr J Guy Butters as Enrollment chairman and B G Bennett as Publicity chair, with division majors Major Marsh and Major Orner and multiple team captains and workers including Ruth Gumbleton Allan Cornish Walter Darndall Carl Dahl Norman Smith Phoebe Ott Reba Furst Gladys Post Charles Williams Kern Sanford Dot Cornish Terry Williams William Smyers Richard McCray Philip McCray Arthur Goggin Ray Root Boyd Berrett Roger Ottaway Jack Crowell Irvin Sherwood William Kafferlin Thomas Rothrock M Sickler M Harmon Kerstetter Merle VenCise L Cummings Moore Donaldson Kaiser St George Porter Auer Lindstrom Loyel Burt Curtis Hammerlee Mong Everett Johnson Ed Kaiser Christiansen Peebles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pred Marsh
Ruth Gumbleton
Allan Cornish
Walter Darndall
Carl Dahl
Norman Smith
Phoebe Ott
Reba Furst
Gladys Post
Charles Williams
Kern Sanford
Dot Cornish
Terry Williams
William Smyers
Richard McCray
Philip McCray
Arthur Goggin
Ray Root
Boyd Berrett
Roger Ottaway
Jack Crowell
Irvin Sherwood
William Kafferlin
Thomas Rothrock
Varissétis
W. Sickler
Paul Orner
Bunnie Hagger
George Fox
Paul Auer
Sale of McCoy Trailer Camp announced in Wattsburg
James R. Leslie, Wattsburg real estate broker, announced the sale of McCoy Trailer Camp in Corry B C 3. The transaction includes part of the property and notes the buyer will make the camp her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCoy Trailer Camp
B. C
Corry
James R. Leslie
Wattsburg
US strategy shifts in South Viet Nam to target areas
AP Military Affairs writer Fred S. Hoffman reports a new U S approach to Viet Nam focused on clearing guerrilla forces in specific regions rather than the entire country. The plan relies on manpower and equipment, with a newly created four star command in Saigon to coordinate helicopter missions and other aid while hoping to minimize direct U S troop use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Viet Nam
U.S
Hoffman
Gen. Taylor
Saigon
Fred S. Hoffman
Washington (Ap
South Viet Nam
Robert 5. McNamara
Honolulu
South
North
Laos
Pentagon
Military Assistance Command
Paul D. Harkins
Kennedy
U S Combat Troops Won't Be Used New Commander Says
Honolulu AP General Paul D. Harkins stated no change in U.S. policy as he heads the new U S Military Assistance Command in South Vietnam. Troops will train and support native forces against the Viet Cong, not initiate attacks. He noted advisory role with self defense orders only and avoided speculation on manpower increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Paul D
Harkins
South Viet Nam
U.S
Associated Press
Pentagon
Pacific
Republic
C of C Legislative Committee Elects Stowe Chairman
The Chamber of Commerce Legislative Action Committee elected Lloyd Stowe as chairman for the year and created six subcommittees led by Dorr Clark, Dallas Smiley, J Earle Bliley, Frank Dodd, Dr Joseph Seita, and George Sample to focus on inflation, tax reform, labor laws, federal controls, federal state relations, and Social Security expansion respectively. Chamber manager A Long said subcommittees will meet separately to plan campaigns and apply pressure on legislators at state and national levels. This activity brings the total involved to 18 individuals in the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorr Clark
Dallas Smiley
J. Earle Bliley
Prank Dodd
Joseph Seita
George Sample
A. Long
Corry
U S conducts low yield nuclear test
The Atomic Energy Commission announced a low yield nuclear test, described as modest in force. The detonation equaled approximately 202,5000 tons of TNT, with limited blast effects reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washnusunine
Nuclear
Yee Winderground Ab
Atomic Energy Commission
Carborne Gang Shoots Two Store Windows Here
Two downtown windows were pierced by pellet gun fire after a nighttime drive by a carborne group. Western Auto on East Washington Street and Pennsylvania Gas on North Center Street reported hits. Police, led by Sgt. Frank Carnegie, surveyed the area for further damage as managers Ronald Barstow and O. K. Christiansen prepared to replace damaged panes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gavuen
Western Auto Associate
East Washington Street
Pennsylvania Gas Company
North Center Street
Frank Carnegie
Ronald Barstow
Western Auto Outlet
O. K. Christiansen
Barstow
Carnegie
Gas Company
Caricale
Communists threaten new violence in Paris riots
In Paris eight killed and hundreds injured as Communist demonstrators clash with police. Interior Minister Frey says police used force while Reds accuse authorities of savagery. Leftist groups vow a general strike at Friday’s funerals. Mendes-France faction calls for Papon’s dismissal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parisap
Paris
Roger Frey
Premer
Pierre Mendes-Prance
Maurice Papon
Frey
Anti- de Gaulle Secret Army
Plas
Argentina Reaffirms Break With Castro Amid Protests
In Buenos Aires police reinforced security as leftist protests against Argentina’s breaking ties with Cuba erupted. President Frondizi, backed by anti Communist military chiefs, tightened measures while embassies including the U S faced guard increases. Argentina considered Swiss representation in Havana and urged regional isolation of the Castro regime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Cuba
Arturo Frondizi
Havana
U.S
Uruguay
Switzerland
Brazil
Castro
Mamuél Cardinal
Arteagay Betancourt
Disagree On Testing Bombs
Washington officials report a split with Britain on how to decide on nuclear weapons testing. President Kennedy seeks an independent final decision while Prime Minister Macmillan hopes talks may postpone further tests if East-West discussions yield results. The mood toward shared disarmament hopes clashes with mistrust of Soviet secrecy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Britain
Soviet ‘Union
U.S
Geneva
Harold Macmillan
Kennedy
Soviet Union
Slate crackdown on surplus food abuse this month
A Slate crackdown plan to regulate surplus food distribution is announced for this month. The schedule lists a session at the Armory on East Street from 7 to 9 p m Tuesday May. administrator Clarence Farrington states eligible families must carry white cards to receive food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slate
East Street
Clarence Farrington
Partington
Derordg
Farrington
Trappers Pause Beaver Hunting To Save Local Icon
In Corry area, about 30 to 40 trappers from Erie, Warren and Crawford counties vow a year of abstaining from beaver trapping to allow the species to recover. Paul Stroup leads efforts, with dozens more agreeing and landowners posting farms. Community teams also view the beaver as a local emblem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Rod and Gun Club
Paul Stroup
Spring Street
Stroup
Erie
Warren
Crawford
State Game Commission
Corry Area
Wright School Struck by All Bug Absenteeism Peaks
A flu like illness sweeps the region with Wright School reporting 110 absentees from 602 students, the highest in years. Nearby Wattsburg area schools close with about 400 absences of 1,500 as Maurice Kolien, Erie County supervisor, orders closures. Scandia Elementary grants a two day break after 60 percent of 56 students fell ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Area
Stauems
Wright School
Watts ‘Burg
Scandia
Warren
Wright Schoo
Ann Baressi
Concord
Harding
U Wright
Columbus
Wattsburg
Maurice Kolpien
Erie County
Greene“ Township
Greenfield ‘Township
Deaths of Pennsylvanians ruled suicide and murder
Columbiana County Coroner William A. Kolozsi ruled that the deaths of Ben L. Foster 43 and his common law wife Mary Lou Dennis 17 in Salem Ohio were by own action and murder Foster asked a state trooper for an escort to a hospital stating his wife had been shot then shot himself leaving the teen from Jefferson Pa dead in the car with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn
Salem
Ohio
Columbiana County
William A. Kolozsi
Ben L. Foster
Mary Lou Dennis
Jefferson
Foster
Corry Teachers Adopt Stand On Pease Case
Corry teachers plan a formal written resolution outlining support for Millcreek teacher George Pease in his dispute over chaperoning a bowling club as an extracurricular activity. The state education association prepares the draft while awaiting the next legal move and a statement from the State Department of Public Instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curry Pranen
Centsylvania State Education Association
George Pease
Pease
Millcreek
Charles Boehm
State Department of Public Instruction
Corry Area
Roger Hoover
Corry
Also Mentioned on This Page
Scouting
Universal
Philip Zalmeck
Boy Scouts
Kore Island
Korea
Mayor Zalmeck
John Fuller
Star Scout
Michael Lucie
James Rhoades
The
Corry Post
Journal Piolo
J. Guy Butters
Ik Sturgissiment
Douglas Rozelle
B. G. Bennett
Dems
Asia
Stowe
Champer of Commerce
Legislative Action Committee
Lloyd Stowe
U. S
Carborne Gang
Beaty
Ove Dev
Jayne Rescurd
Jayne Mansfield
Mickey Hargitay
Jack Drury
Barrowby
Nassau
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