CDA Sets Plans For Card Party And Style Show
Town notes report Catholic Daughters of America meeting at Knights of Columbus Hall. Plans discussed include a card party next Tuesday at the Moose home and a 16 to 18 style show by Evans Dress Shop. Members asked to bring bets by Monday to Cory Wallpaper and Paint store. Grand Regent Mrs Walter Deutschlander presided. Miss Anni Shields announced season closure.
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Moose Home
Catholic Daughters of Americans
Knights of Columbus
Mrn
D. C
Cory
Walter Deutschlander
Hbbert Weldon
Anni Shields
James Allyn
Edward Puss
Thomas | Dinsen
James Reed
Angelo Frisini
Robert Sanders
Geary Downey
D. O. Daugherty Marpheth
CDA
Mrs Loveland Hosts Wheel Jock Aid Meeting
Mrs Loveland entertained a few Wheel Jock Community Aid members at her home. Mrs Charles Kennedy led opening devotions and the business session was chaired by Mrs Loveland. Prizes were awarded to Miss Helen Joy Mrs David Bensink and Mrs Leland Cressent. Special award went to Mrs Frank Harvey. Baby Juynttes gowns were laid out for the next meeting on February 23 hosted by Raymond Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheel Jock Community Aid
May
Kenilh Loveland
Charles Kennedy
Loveland
Helen Joy
David Bensink
Leland Cressent
Frank Harvey
Black Horse Gift Fund
Columbus Grange Meeting Planned for Monday Evening
Columbus Grange will meet Monday evening February 1 at 8 oclock in The Jehharder Town. Mrs Paul Trisket coordinates planning and a special program for the evening. Mrs Ronald Carter and Mr Henry Zeyais supervise refreshments for the social hour after the meeting.
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Sae Megune
Comms Grange
Pebiuary
Lythn
Paul ‘Trisket
Ronald Carter
Henry Zeyais
Glases Welcome Newborn Son at Coury Memorial Hospital
A son was born yesterday morning to Mr and Mrs Donald Glas of 17 Snyder Circle at Coury Memorial Hospital. The couple announced the birth, noting the baby arrived in good health.
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A. Son
Coury Memoriat Hospital
Sod
Donald Glas
Snyder Circle
Corry notes Boy Scout pledge and local gatherings
The column salutes National Boy Scout Week with a pledge to duty to God country and others. It highlights Corry residents’ weekend gatherings in Lake Worth and West Congress Street homecomings, golden anniversary of the McCrays, and visitors from Pleasantville. Civic events include a district rally by Youth of the Pitsi Methodist Church and Me ad Park museum fundraiser. A Valentine suggestion and a barbershop program at the high school auditorium are mentioned, plus notes on the Centennial Ball and local sport commentary.
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W. L. Durham
Pleasantville
KS Durham
Railroad Street
Pitsi Methodist Church
Vis Hilnu
Locit
WSCS
Cave
BIUL
Climax Committee
Mead Park
George Hagger
Corry
Journal
Mole Hills
Erie
John Orcutt
Auxiliary Plans District Meeting for VEW Ladies
The VEW Ladies Auxiliaries announce a district meeting scheduled Sunday, March Std, at 2 pm in Ube North Best Pont home. Mrs. William Roehrig presides. donations voted to the national president's fund and Zem Zem Hospital in Erie. Mildred Sorenson and Roehil served refreshments for 10 members. The next session is February 28.
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VEW Ladies
Ube
North Best Pont
Tocal
William Roehrig
Wo Zem Zem
Erie
Mildred Sorenson
Roehil
Helping Hand Club Enjoys Tureen Dinner
An all day meeting of the Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge Helping Hand Club was held yesterday in TOOF Hall. A tureen dinner was served at noon to 13 members and one guest by Mrs. Ira Wickwire and Mrs. Louis Auer. The business session was conducted by President Mrs. Alma DeHaven. A quilt was made, and visiting and sewing provided entertainment. Mrs. Bertha Darwin and Mrs. Berniece DeJean will host the next meeting on February 23.
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Helping Hand Club
Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge
Toof Hall
Ira Wickwire
Louis Auer
Alma DeHaven
Bertha Darwin
Berniece DeJean
Carter Hill Ladies discuss library project at meeting
The Carter Hill Ladies Aid met at the Carter Hill Community Center to discuss developing a small community library. Hostess Mrs. Glenn Davis served a tureen dinner to 12 members, five children and three men. Mrs. Carl Lindberg led the business session. Mrs. Eva Halfast led devotions with Psalm 46 and the Lord's Prayer. Mrs. Davis provided piano accompaniment for singing.
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Carter Hill
Glenn Davis
R.D.3
Carl Lindberg
Eva Halfast
Thiel College names Flora Ann Ross advertising manager
Flora Ann Ross daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard Ross of Raymond Avenue has been named advertising manager of the Thielensian the Thiel College newspaper in Greenville She is a freshman with a strong background from Corry Area School where she worked on both the Corrian and Beaver newspapers and held office in local youth groups
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George Ortutt
East Frederick Street
Esley
Miami
Fla
Homestead Air Force Base
Thiel College
Greenville
Flora Ann Ross
Howard Ross
Raymond Avenue
The
Thielensian
Flora Ann
Corrian
Beaver
Corry
Beaverettes
Rainbow Girls Assembly
Pennsylvania
Lumumba Escapes From Katanga Bonds
Katanga government announced Lumumba and two associates escaped Thursday night from a farmhouse near Kasaji. They overpowered guards, fled in an auto with rifles and gas. Lumumba headed toward Angola or Stanleyville, while Katanga blocked roads and faced international skepticism about the escape.
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Elibapmsr
Cube
Katanga
Epec
Patrice Lumumba
Elisabethville
Godefroid Muimongo
Lumumba
Angola
Stanleyville
Congo
Oriental
Whch
Jadotville
Thysville
Leopoldville
Kasaji
Munongo
Joseph Okito
Maurice Mpolo
Mpolo
Luimumba
Okito
Senate
Brussels
U.N
New York
Kasavubu
Belian
Kivu
United Nations
Amosg
Ghana
Guinea
Mali
Morocco
United Arab Republic
National Championships Preparations Highlight Local Players
Read about two girls and their mother preparing after a final practice in Colorado Springs before competing at the North American championships in Philadelphia and the world championships in Prague, following the doubles event at the national meet.
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Colorado Springs
Philadelphia
Prague
Hold Rites For Pioneer Jazz Clarinetist
In New Orleans two funerals honored famed Negro jazz clarinetist Alphonse Picou who helped shape the city’s style. A marching band played dirges and ragtime tunes as mourners and onlookers danced, while onlookers from shops and streets spilled into the scene. The celebration echoed the old New Orleans tradition and highlighted the shift from traditional blues toward swing and modern jazz.
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New Orleans
Alphonse Peou
Picou
Joe
Eureka
Staveyard
Esis
JFKs physician spotlights women doctors in medicine
Joy Miller reports on the impact of Dr Janet Travell being named Kennedy personal physician and how it highlights the progress of women in medicine. The piece notes Elizabeth Blackwell’s pioneering entry, current gains at Women’s Medical College of Pennsylvania, and ongoing gender parity in medical school graduation rates. A separate brief notes three Suffolk County policemen convicted of stealing $800 worth of appliances while investigating a burglary in Riverhead.
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JFK
Joy Miller
New York
Elizabeth Blackwell
Janet Travell
U. S
Geneva
Trivell
Kennedy
Mason Fay
Women's Medical College of Pennsylvania
Women's Medical College
Riverhead
Suffolk County
Long Island
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Raymond Hamilton
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Maribel Vinso Owen
Laurence
Jeff
Maribel
Dudley Richards
Hold Rites
Crazy Man Roberts
Roberts
Y, Columbus
Sime
Eugene Bueline
Grove St
1St Ward
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Lyon W. Cole Tehidence
Ohio Sty 3Rd Ward
Henry
Sophy
Marian
Detectroont
Gil
Coen Sete Et
Cata
Ross
Claire F. Ryder
UB Mena
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Artemis
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