Social Club Dance at Wright School Echoes Rainbow Theme
Abprusiumusly nine coupes attended the Cor ty Assembly of the Order of Rainbow for Girls dance held Saturday evening at the Wright School. The Valentine motif featured red and white crepe paper. Glover produced dance booklets as favors. Punch was poured by Nancy Hecker Ruth Halfast Joyce Hahn and Nancy Curtis. Music by Clyde Goodwill and his orchestra from 8:30 to midnight. Chaperones included Mr and Mrs Willard Gibson Mr and Mrs Bert Williams Mrs W W Waterhouse Miss Helen Johnson Mr and Mrs Jack Stahl and Mr and Mrs Merle McIntyre. Linda Diane Ardent Rockafellow and family visited Meadville. Ardélle Aldrich returned from a three day AAA and M F conference in Harrisburg. Byron Crowell a Penn State student and Gladys Snook of Julian Pa visited his parents on Wright Street.
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Corty Assembly
Order of Rainbow
Wright School
Valentine
Glover
Nancy Hecker
Ruth Halfast
Joyce Hahn
Nancy Curtis
Clyde Goodwill
Willard Gibson
Arden Rockafellow
Linda Diane
West Spring Creek
Meadville
Ardélle Aldrich
Harrisburg
American Automobile Association
Pennsylvania Motor Federation
Penn Harris Hotel
Byron Crowell
Pennsylvania State University
Gladys Snook
Julian,Pa
Paul Crowell
Wright Street
Card Party Planned Tonight At Garden Room
The Epsilon Phi Beta Sigma Phi Sorority will host a card party at 8 pm in the Garden Room of the YEW Post. Mrs. Thomas Pirotti is general chairwoman and invites the public. Prizes await each table and several door prizes are donated by local merchants. Tickets may be bought at the door.
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Epsilon Phi
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
YEW Post
Thomas Pi¢rotti
Frye
Rexall Drug Store
Corty Pharmacy
Model Dairy Company
Nichols Grocery
Jackson's Floral Gardens
Diemer's
Betts Catering Service
Farewell Party for Sylvester Borsa at Loblaw Store
A farewell function was held Saturday evening at the Corry Moose Club in honor of Sylvester Borsa, assistant manager, who assumes duties as manager of a new Loblaw store in Murrayville, Pa. Forty three attendees included store employees and spouses. dinner featured steak and ham, with dancing and a 50 cent bill in the air. The group presented Mr. Borsa with a purse of money.
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Sylvester Borsa
Loblaw
Murryville
Corry Moose Club
Borsa
Miss Sandra Orn 5 Honored On Birthday
Richard Orn hosted a Saturday birthday party for his daughter Sandra who turned five. Guests included Robert Hasnel Jeffrey Hasnel Skippy Sorenson Katherine Larain Joseph Victor Larain Cathy Berkhaus Paul Crouch and Janet Post. Children played games and received balloons as favors. Refreshments were served with decorated cupcakes tea cream and milk at a pink and white party table. Sandra received many gifts.
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Richard Orn
Sandra
Robert
Jeffrey Hasnel
Skippy Sorenson
Katherine
Joseph Victor Larain
Cathy Berkhaus
Paul Crouch
Janet Post
Mrs Lester Lewis Hosts Benefit Canasta Party
Mrs Lester Lewis of East Bond street entertained Saturday evening at her home for two tables of canasta as part of a series of vanishing card parties for the Ladies Auxiliary of Corry Memorial Hospital. Prizes went to Mrs Doyle Pugh and Mrs Crawford Sallee. Refreshments were served.
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Lester Lewis
East Bond Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Doyle Pugh
Crawford Sallee
Lewis
After Dance Party at Miss Capwell’s Home
Miss Mary Capwell hosted a Saturday evening gathering at West Columbus Avenue following the Rainbow Girls dance at Wright School. Sixteen guests attended and refreshments were served to the group.
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Mary Capwell
West Columbus Avenue
Wright School
Meteor seen across California skies by observers
A bluish white meteor with a brilliant orange tail flashed over California early yesterday. Sightings were reported by eight observers over 600 miles, from Santa Clara to El Centro and Winslow Arizona, shortly after 11 p.m. to 1 a.m. The object was visible for 10 to 30 seconds.
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Los Angeles
California
Santa Clara
el Centro
Winslow
Ariz
Bride Kathleen Akam Weds LeRoy King In Double Ring Ceremony
Kathleen Ruth Akam and LeRoy Edwin King were married in a double ring ceremony at First Methodist Church with 200 guests. Miss Akam, daughter of Mr and Mrs Merle Akam, wore Chantilly lace over satin, a pearl jewelry set from the groom, and carried a white Bible. Groom King, son of the late Mrs King and Glenn King, wore a gray sharkskin suit for the wedding and will reside in Corry after a Philadelphia Washington trip.
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Kathleen Akam
LeRoy E. King
First Methodist Church
Kath-leen
Ruth Akam
LeRoy Edwin King
R. D
George Myers
Merle L. Akam
Pleasant ‘Street
Glenn King
Congress Street
King
Barbara Roberts
Judy Jerome
Sylvia Anderson
Ince
Geraldine Dempsey
Judith Adam
Sandra ‘Akam
Maid of Shonor
Miss Akam
Mr. King
Walter Kornikoski
James Akam
Harry Clabbatt
Peter Russell Jr
Shirley Kinney
Harriet Burton
Sonja Wester
Frank Purpura
Sherman
Clymer
Jamestown
Ashville
North East
Sugar Grove
Meadville
Franklin
Erle
Wattsburg
Leveland
Union City
Uniontown
Philadelphia
Washington, D. C
Actress Honored By Greek Order In Beverly Hills
Beverly Hills news notes Actress Zsa Zsa Gabor received a Greek honor from the AHEPA fraternal order. The ceremony highlighted her public persona and ties to Hungarian roots as members praised her charitable work and cultural contributions.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Births Reported At Corry Memorial Hospital
A son was born yesterday morning to Mr and Mrs Delbert Ploss of Bear Lake at Corry Memorial Hospital. A daughter was born last night to Mr and Mrs Lawrence Sutton of Spring Creek at Corry Memorial Hospital. A son was born early this morning to Mr and Mrs Thomas Forgray of 121 Lemon Street at Corry Memorial Hospital. A son, Timothy John, was born yesterday at Titusville Hospital to Mr and Mrs Raymond Hicks of RD 3 Spartansburg.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Delbert Ploss
Bear Lake
Lawrence Sutton
Spring Creek
Thomas Forgray
Lemon Street
Timothy John
Titusville Hospital
Raymond Hicks
Spartansburg
Terry Moore Weds Insurance Broker in Secret Las Vegas Ceremony
Hollywood actress Terry Moore secretly wed insurance broker Eugene C. McGrath of Panama City on New Year's Day in Las Vegas. Moore, 26, gave her real name Helen Iuelia Koford to obtain the license. McGrath, 33, is a first-time husband for the star who had divorced Glenn Davis in Los Angeles in April 1952. The couple honeymooned in Caracas, Venezuela, and the marriage was kept out of the public eye to avoid Hollywood publicity.
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Hollywood
Terry Moore
Las Vegas
Nev
Eugene C. McGrath
Panama City
Panama
Caracas
Venezuela
Lamar W. Koford
Miss Moore
Helen Iuelia Koford
McGrath
Bach
Glenn Davis
West Point
Los Angeles
Miss Gabor Tops Ahepan Beauty Contest Across West
George Shanis praised Miss Gabor for classical beauty and stature wit and charm. About 20 000 Ahepa members in California Arizona and Nevada voted in the contest naming her the actress who most resembles the Greek goddesses of old.
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George Shanis
Miss Gabor
Shanis
Ahepa
California
Arizona
Nevada
Union Decides GOP Has Edge
AFL-CIO strategists say Republicans will have an edge in the 1956 presidential race regardless of Eisenhower’s decision. The analysis cites farm price declines and campaign timing as key factors, with the party’s appeal for city voters and control of communications noted. The report suggests Eisenhower’s announcement is being delayed to maximize blitz campaign advantages and fundraising.
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SY Abbe
Miami Beach
Fla
Afl-Cio
Eisenhower
James L. McDevitt
Jack Kroll
Republican party factions clash over 1952 strategy
A historical briefing notes efforts to solidify the Eisenhower Dewey wing while delaying anti Eisenhower organizing around a single candidate. It warns labor to campaign on an educational level amid AFL C IO merger criticism and cites 34 of 48 Republican state organizations choosing leaders after Eisenhower’s election.
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Afl-Cio
Eisenhower
Heyburn Refuses to Withdraw From Senate Race
Heyburn rebuffs a pure-people request from National Republicans asking him to drop his bid for the GOP nomination. He confirms he remains a candidate while noting his petitions are circulating in many counties. He says he spoke with Rep Simpson and is not acting alone.
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Weldon B. ’Heyburn
GOP
U. S
Heyburn
Simpson
Huntingdon
U. B. Sch. Duff
R-Pg
Simps
Ike's Medical Report On Election Decision Looms
Washington reports say President Eisenhower will receive a new medical report tomorrow to aid his decision on a possible 1956 re election. Doctors who examined him Saturday will be joined by Dr Paul Dudley White for test analyses with White arriving from the West Coast tomorrow morning. Findings will be released late tomorrow or Wednesday morning and Eisenhower plans to visit Thomasville Georgia midweek to rest at Humphrey’s 600 acre plantation before announcing a second term by March 1. Simpson said he acted at the request of GOP leaders and Senator Goldwater in support of the president.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Paul Dudley White
White
Boston
Islé
West Coast
Thomasville
Plantaton
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