Conelway Troop 364 Court of Awards and Musical Program
About 60 attendees witness Conelway Intermediate Girl Scout Troop 364’s court of awards and musical program in school auditorium. Features invocation, troop songs, flag ceremony, instrument solos, and badge presentations including many named scouts and their awards. Also notes attendees and upcoming sewing bee and a Marlene S sin McIntyre vocal recital at YMCA.
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Conelway
Scouts of
Shoo Auditorium
O Beautiful Bayer
Rasseline Brown
Barbara Meise
Jing
Jing Cemony With Others Taking Part As Tal ToWs. Sheyla Husain
United States
Gloria Watrous
Cynthia Bursiik
Frances Ross
Barbar Radeck
Anh
Bonnie Proctor
Connie Rowl
Prucy Hill
Albert Hill
Lloyd McCray
Jearer
Gonthia Bresvik
Cat
Doe
Marlene Chase
Barbara Daley
Mary Ann Gilles
Sheyla Hues
Pridy Hill
Avadenel
Cook
Malelin
Ruth Alen Lord
Child Ware
Marjorie Maine
Barbara McKee
Geraldine Pate
Barbara Radecki
Connie Root
Phird Cave
Wid Corry
Pennsy
We Troop
Carminijen
Mel
William Lord
Clifford Buesiti
Delos Ayers
Uus Bets
Mowry Gloxia Watrous
Shayly Hiesao
Industrial output slide hints weak year start
A distorted report suggests a downturn in industrial production, with references to a major drop in output and a fragile early months performance. The fragment mentions Washington and economic measures but lacks clear dates or entities to confirm.
Miss Gay Nichols Fourth Birthday Party Feted
Mrs Lawrence Nichols entertained 15 young friends at a birthday party for Gay Nichols on her fourth birthday at 412 South Center Street. Games supplied prizes of coloring books and crayons. A lunch of sandwiches fruit jello ice cream cake and milk followed. Hosts included Mrs Edmund Zewalsky Mrs Edward Messenger Mrs Rudy Katulich and Mrs James Lunulya.
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Lawrence Nichols
South Center Street
Gay
Miss Nichols
Edmund Zewalsky
Edward Messenger
Rudy Katulich
James Lunulya
Birthday Party Honors Miss Christine Chirienzio
A party honoring Christine Chirenzio was hosted by her mother at their home on 113 Fifth Avenue. Six girls attended to celebrate her upcoming 12th birthday with games, dancing, and prizes. Door prize went to Miss Maxine Nichols while Miss Pamela Cheloolz helped serve cake and treats, and Christine received several gifts from guests including Misses Patty Perry and Elaine Chilluck among others.
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Christine Chirienzio
Christine Chirenzio
Ralph Chiricnzo
Pifth Avenue
Maxine Nichols
Minx
Pamela Cheloolz
Chiriilzle
Patty Perry
Elaine Chilluck
Helen Shira
Martha and Mary Houser
DAR Members Sponsor George Washington Tea at MCA
DAR Brokenstraw Valley Chapter hosts a George Washington birthday tea for members and invited guests at the MCA on Friday from 3 to 8 pm. A living pictures program with narration is planned. Mrs Horton Daves chairs the dedicating committee and Mrs Tracy Whitehead leads the program committee. Reservations are due by Monday through Mrs Colegrove or Mrs Whitehead.
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DAR
George Washington
Brokenstraw Valley
Daughters of American Revolution
MCA
Horton Daves
Tracy Whitehead
Clisiue
Clark Johnston
Arthur Colegrove
Whitehead
Valentine Party Hosted by Mrs Robert Betz
Mrs Robert Betz hosted a Valentine social at her home 29 South First Avenue last evening. Two 500 tables were set with prizes won by Mrs Vehnis Follett Mix and Philip Sample. Guests enjoyed a delicious salad course and a social evening. The series of Valentine parties will be continued by Mrs Al Merk Baressi Birerect Sehwab and Mrs CG Contad Monroe guid Mrs Sample.
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Robert Betz
South First Avenue
Vehnis
Follett and Mix
Philip Sample
al [Merk Baressi
Erect Sehwab
CG. Contad Monroe Guid
Sample
Girl Scout Association Plans Meeting Tuesday
The Neighborhood Association of Girl Scouts will meet in the Emmanuel Episcopal Church undercroft at 1 p.m. Tuesday. Planned topics include National Girl Scout Week events in March and questions about the current cookie sale, with Mrs. Rob ert Jolley as neighborhood chairman and district cookie chiefs Mrs. Crawford Sallee and Mrs. Donald Cady in attendance.
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Neighborhood Association of Girl Scouts
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Robert Jolley
Crawford Sallee
Donald Cady
Cory
Spring Creek PTA Observes Founders Day Program
Spring Creek School Parent-Teacher Association meets at 8 o clock Monday in the High Wall school. A Founders Day movie will be shown and Mrs Ronald Messenger and Mrs Wave Rieck will lead the program and team afterward.
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Spring Creek
PTA
Ronald Messenger
Wave Rieck
O Shell to Address YMGA Ladies Auxiliary Meeting
Curtis JH O'Shell guidance counselor at Curry Area High School will be guest speaker for the YMGA Ladies Auxiliary meeting Monday evening at 8 in the building on Nori Center Street. A social period will follow with Mrs Lawrence McCray and committee in charge of refreshments.
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Curtis H. O'Shell
YMGA
Nori Center Street
Curtis JH. O'Shell
Curry Area High School
Lawrence McCray
Amici Bible Class Fetes Mrs. Robert Davis
The Amici Bible Class of Evangelical United Brethren Church met at the Bergman home on West Irving. Mrs. Davis opened with devotions on Love and her birthday was honored with a cake and valentines. Carl Benton showed color slides from a West trip. Refreshments were served for 22 members, and no March meeting was planned. Next April session location to be decided.
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EUB Amici
Robert Davi
Evangelical United Brethren Church
West Irving Street
G. T. Bergman
Robert Davis
Williama Halfast
H Hay Harris
Birth of Son to Grows at Corry Memorial Hospital
A son was born this morning to Mr and Mrs Thomas Grow of Bear Lake at Corry Memorial Hospital. The birth adds another member to the Grow family in Bear Lake.
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Thomas Grow
Bear Lake
Corry Memorial Hospital
Stork Shower For Mrs Grow Hosted At Bear Lake
Mrs Albert Sechrist and Mrs Orville Mapson Jr. cohosted at Mapson’s Bear Lake home a stork shower for Mrs Thomas Grow. Fourteen friends attended with games and prizes won by Mrs Meralt Smith Mrs Clair Damon and Mrs John Zank. Door prize went to Mrs Clinton Nichols. A lunch of dainty sandwiches relishes and cream puffs shaped like storks was served. Mrs Grow received a corsage of yellow rosebuds and various gifts from the group.
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Thomas Grow
Albert Sechrist
Orville Mapson Jr
Bear Lake
Meralt Smith
Clair Damon
John Zank
Clinton Nicho Als
Death claims two Penn State faculty members
Pennsylvania State University mourns the loss of two prominent faculty members, Joseph F. O Brien and Dr George F Letfer. O Brien, 54, professor of public speaking and coach of men's debate since 1928, died yesterday at Centre County Hospital in Bellefonte. Dr Leffler, 59, assistant dean of research in the College of Business Administration, died yesterday in Philadelphia at Presbyterian Hospital. He had served since 1937 and was professor of finance and director of planning in the business school. O Brien was president of the Pennsylvania Speech Association and adviser to the Pennsylvania water's convention held here each night.
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Penn State Press
University Park, Paul
Pennsylvania State
Facuty
Joseph F. O Brien
George F Letfer
O Brien
Centre County Hospital
Bellefonte
Dr. Leffler
College of Business Administration
Philadelphia
Presbyterian Hospital
Pennsylvania Business Survey
O'Brien
Pennsylvania Speech Association
Pennsylvania Dewater
FCC Member To Reply To Charges In Miami Case
The FCC member denied resigning, stating he will cooperate with an FBI probe into allegations raised by Bernard Schwartz. Harris said Mack and others named would be asked to appear Tuesday with financial records. The subcommittee planned to hear him Wednesday and sought his financial documents.
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FCC
National Airlines
Harris
Whiteside
Schwarta
Circuit
Robert Anderson
Paul Scott
Perrine Palmer
Schwartz
Palmer
Miami
Mack
Anderson
Public Service
Scott
Public Service Whiteside
Richard M. Hunt
Bernard Schwartz
Eisenhower
Fec
FBI
Rogers
Swith
Triple Execution Slated For Philadelphia Men
Three Philadelphia youths await possible gubernatorial action after the state Pardons Board refused clemency. James Carter, Henry Rivers, and Robert Williams face possible execution Monday at Rockview State Penitentiary unless a temporary respite or new legal action alters the outcome. The board's split vote left no clear path to commutation without new grounds.
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Philadelphia
Harrisburg
State Pardons Board
James Carter
J Aenrye L. Rivers
Robert K. Williams
Louis Viner
Rockview State Penitentiary
Thomas D. McBride
State Supreme Court
Pardons Board
McBride
Roy BE
Furman
Genevieve Blatt
Internal Affairs
James A. Finnegan
Commonwealth
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Dilighter Diane
Arthur Him
Trey Whitehead
Hartford
Warren Conservatory of Music
Marlene Ssin McIntyre
YMCA
Gerry
Havin
Linesville
Richard A. Sidey
Oberlin College
Conservatory
Miss McIntyre
Byron Swanson
Handel
Franz
Chopin
Debussy
Bartok
Richard Rodgers
the King
Marlene McIntyre
Journal
Washington
Industriel
Gay Nichols
South Center St
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Girl Scout Association
Model Dairy Company
West Smith St
Corry, Pa
ANU Brune
Conundian
Canton
Ta Kung Pxo
Hong Kong
Philco
Iendly Couvice
Barney's Firestone
Loblaws
Miracle Whip
Maine
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Citizens National Bank OF Corry
MLM
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