Engagement noted in Warren. Margaret Malek to wed Ronald Albaugh
Miss Margaret Malek of Warren and Ronald Albaugh of Warren are engaged, announced by her parents Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Malek of Columbus. Margaret, a Corry Area High School graduate of 1956, works at New Process Company in Warren. Ronald attended Warren School and worked at a local company. No wedding date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Malek
Columbus
Margaret
Warren
Ronald Albaugh
Lester Albaugh
Pennsylvania Avenue
East
Corry Area
Patricia Meerdink
John Mowrey
Corry Area High School
John Roberts
Kathleen Loveland
Urge Youths To Visit Armory For Guard Recruiting
Keppel and Fred Nelson, cochairmen of Company F's Washington birthday recruiting drive, urged high school seniors to visit the Armory on February 33 and 24. They highlighted meeting military obligations through service in Company F and noted many have joined the regulars with rapid promotions due to prior service. They stressed benefits like community responsibility and teamwork, and that some guardsmen continued schooling while others entered civilian occupations without fear of the draft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vases
Keppel Sind
Fred Nelson
Cochairmen
Comny F
Washington
Permaylvania National Guard
Comy
Cocairmen
Keppel
Nelson
Hitchcock to replace Montgomery show with new TV mystery
New York network plans to drop or move Robert Montgomery Presents next fall for a nine minute mystery drama from No Hands Broadcasting. Alfred Hitchcock to produce ten films and launch a company for ten more. twenty live mystery shows to be staged by independents. Montgomery to remain on the NBC lineup in part. he departs for Switzerland soon. Comm on TV Atlas issues in Mal and Barrie obituary note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robert Montgomery Presents
No- Hands Broadcasting Co
Toda
Montgomery
Alfred Hitchcock
Hitchcock
CBS
NBC
WBE
Presidentsenhower
Switzerland
GM Cutback Reflects Increase In Competition
Industrial delay signals a cooling expansion boom as GM plans to defer two large plants in Sunnyvale California and Lordstown Ohio amid fierce Ford Chevrolet competition. Despite readied models and ongoing programs at Ford Chrysler, no official cutbacks are announced by American Motors or Studebaker Packard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyre Cearanae
General Motor
Bunnyvale
Calif
Lordstown
Ohio
Ford
Chrysler
American Motors
Studebaker- Packard
Sunnyvale
Chevrolet
Mrs. David Johnson Feted At Stork Shower
Mrs. David Johnson was honored at a stork shower hosted by Mrs. Louis Hebers and Mrs. Martin Anderson at 838 East South Street. Thirty-one relatives and friends attended with games and visiting. Prize winners were Mrs. Arnold Johnson, Mrs. Theodore Mowers, and Mrs. Louis Hebers. A lunch of ice cream, shower cake, and coffee followed. The guest of honor received baby gifts and party favors of tiny mint cups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Johnson
Louis Hebers
Martin Anderson
East South Street
Arnold Johnson
Theodore Mowers
Corry Council of Churches Forms Youth Division
Local youths counsellors and ministers met at the Corry Evangelical United Brethren Church to form a youth division of the Corry Council of Churches. Nine Protestant churches attended and discussed activities. David Myers was elected temporary chairman. The executive council later appointed a youth committee to plan pre school Lent services including John Mowrey Joe Lloyd Donna Brutaman Lindi Kelly and David Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
John Mowrey
Joe Lloyd
Donna Brutaman
Lindi Kelly
David Myers
Candlelight Tea Held by Titusville BPW Club Highlights
Titusville Business and Professional Women's Club hosted a candlelight tea yesterday afternoon with special guests Norman Torbell, district director of District I, and Mrs. Mo. Baldwin. A short musical program preceded an impressive candlelighting ceremony led by club president Mrs. Cecelia Hurry, outlining BPW history and activities globally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Torbell
Mo. Baldwin
Titusville
Miss Susan Kinley Hosts Coke Party
Miss Susan Kinley daughter of Mr and Mrs J Fred Kinley of Enat Pleasatstreal hosted a Coke party Saturday at their home The estate preceded the Rainbow Girls dance held in Wie Wright School gym and 18 guests attended Inducting Miss Town Gough of Warren Miss Ann Ritchey of Pittshureh and Gary Huber of North East Cokes light snacks and other refreshments were served from a decorated buffet table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Kinley
J. Fred Kinley
Enat Pleasatstreal
Wie Wright School
Gymnnasim
Town Gough
Warren
Ann Ritchey
Pittshureh
Gary Huber
North East
Rainbow Girls Valentine Dance Draws About 50 Couples
Rainbow Girls hosted a Valentine Dance at Wright School gymnasium with an estimated 50 couples attending. The event featured Cupid's Cap design, red and white decorations, Allegheny College combo music, and punch. Chaperones included Mr and Mrs Bert Willison, Mr and Mrs Robert Menning, Mr and Mrs Willard Ibson, and Mr and Mrs Tack Stahl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raibow
Wright School Gymnaasium
Mal F. Mosi
Alleghenyollege
Punch
Sandra Varassa
Linida Paige
Joy Zalzneck
Consnle Nichols
Piano Students to Give Midseason Recital
Mrs Naot L Johnson announced a group of her piano students will present a midseason recital tomorrow evening at 7 45 o clock in the parlors of the First Methodist Church. All friends and other pupils are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naot L. Johnson
First Methodist Church
Miss Johnson
Baby Shower Honors Mrs John Chillock at East South Street
Mr and Mrs Robert Forrester entertained guests Saturday at their East South Street home for a baby shower honoring Mrs John Chillock. Mrs Chillock received several fine gifts for her infant son John Carl as the hosts served a buffet lunch to attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Chillock
Robert Forrester
East South Street
Jon Chillock
John Carl
Hospital Directors Hold Annual Dinner at Camp Sauc erhead
Directors of Corry Memorial Hospital held their annual dinner Saturday evening at Camp Sauc erhead in Gleason Hollow. The camp was provided through the courtesy of A Hill. Attending as guests were the hospital medical staff Attorney Roger Brown and Superintendent Edgar Alexander. The dinner, a yearly affair, is funded from fines assessed against directors for missed meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Memorial Hospital
Camp Saucerhead
Gleason Hollow
A. Hillstorm
Roger Brown
Edgar Alexander
Steri
Iis
Ini
Sunday School Valentine Party at Presbyterian Church
Sunday School group held a Valentine party for the Junior Department with Mrs. Guy Sutton in charge assisted by Raymond Carey Mrs William Gumbleton Miss Mary Helen Curtis Mrs Harold Flowers Mrs Robert Tinnell and Mrs Frosten Person. Junior and youth groups enjoyed games and hot lunch of sandwiches chocolate ice cream and cookies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nota
Presbyterian Church School
Guy Sutton
Strike Ends As Longshoremen Ratify Waterfront Pact
York Shipping Association representing 170 longshore workers announced an agreement after ongoing negotiations. The employers’ chief negotiator Alexander Chopin touted the contract as the most generous waterfront bargain, while ILA President Willem V. Bradley praised the deal as a good agreement after a lengthy struggle. Total cost over the contract listed at 1,956,474,000 with 38,000,000 for wages and 7,000,000 for welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York Shipping Association
Sinc Augusta
Waldntin
Alexander Chopin
Chiet
Chopin
ILA
Willem V. Bradley
Train Crash Injures Teen After Route 20 Smash
Police said a Nickel Plate train caused a driver on Route 20 at Harborcreek to lose sight of the road and veer off. Richard Wood, 18, and passenger Patricia Ambrose, 17, were hurt. Ambrose suffered a possible back injury and was taken to Hamot Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cats — Ovens
Harborcreek
Sf Biale
Richard Wood
Patricia Ambrose
Hamot Hospital
Harrison Slapped Sinatra in Hollywood Feud Report
Reports claim Rex Harrison slapped Frank Sinatra twice at a party amid a dispute over Harrison's fiancee Kay Kendall. The New York Herald Tribune and New York Daily Mirror carried similar Hollywood accounts. no comments were obtained from Sinatra or Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Harrison
Frank Sinatra
Harrison
Kay Kendall
New York Herald ‘Tribune
New York Daily Mirror
Hollywood
Sinatra
Director Hunting New Canine Star
Director George Sidney seeks a dog to co star with Frank Sinatra Kim Novak and Rita Hayworth in Columbia's Fat Joey The canine must be suited to eat bagels sour cream lox and cheese in a kosher style diet The dog can be any breed or mix but must not mistake Sinatra for stone
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
George Sidney
Frank Sinatra
Kim Novak
Rita Bayworth
Columbia
Sidney
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Corey
Corry Evening Journal
Margaret Malek
Joan Gough
Nancy
Earle
East, Pleasant
Capwell
Harvey Tibgeland
New York City
National Council of Fresbyterian
New Yorker
Hotel Statler
Joseph Magner
Maveer
Magner
Fred Mannan
West Washington Stree
Hasman
Anne Betas
Erie
Washington, D. C
Rosemarie
Allan
Joseph Betas
LaVon
John Mooney
Parkster
Florida
Mayme Wood
St. Augustine
Frank Keefe
March Island
Philip Segal
Gary
Mal
Pennsylvania Department, of Public Instruction
James M.barrie
Peter Pan
BPW Club
Ep.m. Stokers
Gecen Stampe Crystal Coal CO
Maple Ara
Cory
McCulloch
Avenptelly
N. W
Buick Jr
Bart
Calumbey
Rainbow Girls
Valentine
RADIO
ARC TV
Philco Automatic Lipsy
Barney's Firestone
Center Street
Fitisburgh
Amy Ballinger
Pittsburgh Centrnel Labor Union
Orme Aeg
Lergest
USA
Sears & Re ‘Sts
Bayi Rae
Oklahoma
Fella
King
Fair Lady
Kismet
Lil Abner
The
Merry Widow
Slocum's
F. C. Chapin & Son
Ingrid Bergman
Aus
Yul
Brynner
Helen Hayes
Astasia
DS Luke Cinemascope
Buddy Adler
Anatole Litvar Very
Arthur Laurents
Walt Disney
Disneyland
Aaa
UU Aalareast
Gilson
Pheer
Wben-Tv
Buffalo
Channel 4
Chilldren’s
NEWA
Bporta
Gene “Autry
Burns and Allen
Arthur Godfrey
Save Lucy
Preewinner Playhouse
Will Roger
Marlon Roberts
Garry Moore
Tima
the Millers
Bob Crosby
Batth Page
Annie Oakley
Phil Olivers
Red Skelton
Thastre
Steve
Texaco
North Centar St
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