Payne Family Returns Home From Visit in Caldwell
Town Rev and Mrs William Payne and family returned this morning to their home in North Caldwell New Jersey after spending several days visiting at the East Street home of Mrs Payne's parents Mr and Mrs Gary Bennett Mr and Mrs Russell Briggs of West Congress Street left this morning for Altoona to attend the Dairy Queen state convention at the Penn Alto Hotel They expect to return to the city Sunday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Payne
North Caldwell
N. J
Fter
East Street
Payne
Gary. Bennett
Russell Briggs
West Congress Street
Altoona
Penn Alto
City
Valentine Card Party Set By Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Committees chairmen and final arrangements announced for the Beta Sigma Phi Valentine Card Party sponsored by the sorority. Cochairmen Miss Delores Aquilino and Mrs. Robert Curtis organize the event for Monday evening February 16 at the Moose home. Tickets and reservations via Mrs. Ewand Harvey or Mrs. Thomas Rothrock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi
Delores Aquilino
Robert Curtis
Moose Home
Wells
Ewand Harvey
Thomas Rothrock
Open House Honors Mr and Mrs Leo Craker
An open house Sunday afternoon and evening honors the silver wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Leo Craker of 451 Worth Street. The event on Valentine’s Day February 14 runs from 2 to 5 PM and 7 to 9 PM with their daughter David Klinger and Miss JoAnn Graker as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Craker
Worth Street
David Klinger
JoAnn Graker
EUB Men Sponsor Father Son Banquet
The Evangelical United Brethren Church hosted a Father and Son Banquet with 92 men in attendance. ney Beprancun suuer, director of Youth for Christ, served as featured speaker. Amici Bible Class members prepared dinner. Robert Blakely acted as toast master and introduced Charles R. Bughee who chaired the fellowship committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Dubrosky
Amby Allen
Richard Shannon
Homer White
Herbert Trisket
John Trisket
H. Ray Harris
Morrow Armstron Marriage Announced in Mayville ceremony
Judith Carol Armstrong daughter of Mr and Mrs James J Armstrong of 237 West Washington Street and Ross Lee Morrow son of Mr and Mrs Ross G Morrow of Hazel Street Erie were married in a double ring ceremony September 27 1959 in Mayville New York by a Methodist minister. Judith is a Titusville High School graduate 1958 and a sophomore at Edinboro State College. Ross a 1952 Academy High School graduate and U S Air Force veteran is a senior at Edinboro and student teaching at Titusville Hall School. They reside in Edinboro Box 116 Edinboro to continue their studies.
Special PTA Lecture Invites Corryites to Attend
Union City Area High School auditorium hosts a Tuesday February 16 at 8 p m PTA lecture by Mrs Paull Whitney St Louis lecturer and youth counselor sponsored by Union City Areas High School and Union City Bloomfield Elementary PTAs Mrs Whitney speaks as mother homemaker and youth counselor stressing practical ideas for parenting guidance Refreshments served after the talk
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Mannsbel
Union City-Bloomfield
Union City Area
Paull Whitney
St. Louis
Union City
Ares High School
Bloomfield
Byeirs
Paul F. Behan
Whitney
Junior Tri-Hi-Y Hosts Combined Meeting
A large attendance of high school students gathered at the YMCA for a combined meeting of Alpha Hi-Y Sophomore Junior and Senior Tri-Hi-Y groups. Mrs Kathleen Gave adviser presented slides, followed by refreshments served by Mary Ann Diemer and committee. Miss Sondra Vallasa presides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pye
YMCA
Kathleen Gave
Mary Ann Diemer
Sondra Vallassa
Jilor
Thiel College Choir to Perform Sacred Classical Works
The Thiel College Choir directed by Martone W Johnson will give a Sunday afternoon concert at Corry Area High School auditorium on February Nt at 4 o clock. The group, with a 60 year history of tours, will travel to Pennsylvania New York Washington D C and Ohio for engagements. They will sing at Washington Cathedral and later perform at Carnegie Music Hall in Pittsburgh and appear on KDKA TV on National Christian College Day April 24. Johnson, a Thiel faculty member since 1953 and Concordia College alum, directs the choir and has taught music and arts, with prior posts at Clifton Tn, Moorhead, and other institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thiel College Chatr Ory Sreenyilig
Martone W. Johnson
Corry Area High School
Pennsylvania
New York
Washington
D.C
Ohio
Washington Cathedral
R Jlesult
Carnegie Misto Hall
Pittsburgh
Kdka-Tv
D. C
Toronto
Canada
RCA
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Johnson
Thiel College
Concordia College
Moorhead
Minn
Paul Christiansen
Concordia Choi
Mollinsy
Clifton ‘Himor College
Cliton
Baptist Church Valentine Party At First Baptist
The Ladies and Men's Brotherhood of the First Baptist Church hosted a Valentine party at the church last evening with about 20 attendees. Rev. Robert DeBoer led games and devotionals by Mrs. Donald Simonsen, Mrs. Cecil Messinger, and Harold Randall. Mrs. Lawrence Porter and Miss Mary Low Thomas sang a vocal duet while Valentine cake and refreshments were served by several ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceurwousp
Parth Fellowship
Men's Brotherhood of the First Baptist Church
Robert DeBoer
Lawrence Porter
Mary Low ‘Thomas
DeBoer
Donald Simonsen
Cecil Messinger
Harold Randall
Porter
Fred Marsh
Harold “Randall
Joseph Husen
William Haenel
Leon TenHuisen
Dr Willan Rodemoyer Addresses PTA Council in Corry
Dr Willan Rodemoyer spoke to 45 Corry Area PTA Council members at the thirtheen dinner in CAHS cafeteria. Embert Earle introduced him. Frisell Clark presided and named a nominating committee led by Paut Stroup with Miss Ruth Danish and Mrs Wave Riecka. Ways and means chair Miss Mer Till McCray will lead a traveling basket project. public-night invite planned for April. Mrs Donald Rneal delivered a heart-themed devotion, quoting scripture and poems. Entertainment by Mr and Mrs Boyd Barrett and Mrs Russell Clark accompanied. Debrief praised host school and Columbus decor. Next meeting set for April 13 in CAHS cafeteria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Rodemoyer
PTA
Willan Rodemoyer
Corry Area
Parent-Teacher Association Council
Embert Earle
Frisell Clark
Paut Stroup
Ruth Danishand
Wave Rieckraed
Krausly
Mer- Till McCray
Donald Rnele
Boyd Berrett
Russell Clark
Mans
Corry Grange Valentine Party Set at Grange Hall
Corry Grange will host a Valentine party on February 15 at 8 pm in Grange Hall on Park Street. Lecturer Mrs LeRoy King asks members to bring a Valentine. Luncheon of sandwiches and cookies will follow. good attendance urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avairntine
Corre! Gretke
Grange Hall
Park Street
LeRoy King
Convict Chooses Fine After Numbers Writing Case
Uniontown Pa Mahlon C McGhee 24 of Cardale convicted of writing numbers yesterday. He was offered a choice of a year in jail or a $500 fine and he paid the fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniontown
Mahlon C. McGhee
Cardale
Haskell announces engagement of Marjory Ann Pewis
Mr and Mrs Donald Haskell of Titusville announce the engagement of their daughter Marjory Ann to Lesle D Pewis son of Mr and Mrs James Pettit of Star Route The bride elect is granddaughter of Merle Haskell of Corry and is a senior at St dosend s Academy in Titusville The groom to be Lesle D Pewis graduated Colestalk High School in 1956 and works at Sylvan ia Electric Products A summer wedding is planned
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Haskell
Titusville
Marjory Ann
Lesle D. Pewis
James Pettit
Star Route
Merle Haskell
East Pleasant Street
Corry
St. Dosend’s Academy
Colestalk High School
Sylvania Electric Products
Bridge Association Holds Evening Business Meeting
Mrs H J Wilcox president of the Corry Bridge Association chaired a brief session at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post. A rule was adopted that guests may attend dinners only if they play at least half the games between dinners. Winners included Mr and Mrs H J Wilcox with 45, Miss Amy Jackson and Morgan Beverly 41 1/2, and other pairs with scores ranging to 38 1/2. Next week's event features the monthly master point session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Association
H. J. Wilcox
Corry Bridge Association
Teo
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Clu
Howell
Amy Jackson
Morgan Beverly
Robert Larsen
Jamestown
J. Pred Kinley
Mark Coyle
Lena St. Clair
Ph, Bartholme
Death of Century-Old Butler Resident Mrs Amelia Heckerl
Pat Richland Township’s oldest resident Mrs Amelia Heckerl aged 100 died yesterday at Hillcrest Haven Convalescent Home. She lived in Butler and was well known in the community. Funeral arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Pat Richland Township
Amelia 5. Heckerl
Hillcrest Haven Convalescent Home
Tanker Angelo Petri Survives Storm Returns to Port
The tanker Angelo Petri, carrying 2.5 million gallons of wine, rode out a 26 hour storm off San Francisco near the Lightship. Fourteen of 41 crew were rescued by Coast Guard helicopters as tugs and cutters prepared to tow to Bethlem Shipyard. The ship, bound for Houston, lost its rudder but remained intact with cargo undamaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Angelo Petri
Golden Gate
Mikimiki
Sea Wolf
Sea Fox
Bethehem
Petri
Houston
Tex
Coast Guard
Edward A. Lehner
Newborns Reported by Corry Memorial and Union City Hospitals
A daughter was born last evening at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence M Graker of 146 Mott Street. A son was born early this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Stanbro of 281 First Avenue. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs Theodore Donoghue of Erle at Corry Memorial Hospital. A daughter was born yesterday at Union City Stem Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs Norman Hanby of North Main Street, Union City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence M. Graker
Mott Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Donald Stanbro
First Avenue
Mrs
Theodore Donoghue
Erle
Union City
Stem Memorial Hospital
Norman Hanby
North Main Street
Finch Reenacts Slaying Scene For Prosecution
Doctor R Bernard Finch testifies in a murder trial recounting a garage confrontation with his wife Barbara Jean Finch and his mistress Carole Tregoff. He describes grabbing a gun, a fatal discharge, and claiming the death was accidental during a July incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Jean Finch
Barbara
Carole Tregoff
Finch
Miss Tregoff
Whichello
Transit head dies in New York at 72
William T. Russell, 72, president of Transit Research Corp., died yesterday after a short illness. He formerly served as general manager of Pittsburgh Railways Co. and was vice president of the old Brooklyn-Manhattan Transit Corp, later leading St. Louis Public Service Corp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Transit
New York
William T. Russell
Transit Research Corp
Fittsburgh Railways Co
Brooklyn - Manhattan Transit Corp
St. Louis Public Service Corp
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