Union City Residents Travel For Meetings And Visits
Town L M Kowalski of 318 Gould street returns from San Antonio where he pursued Aero Supply business. Mrs Prank Briljiki and Milton Kowalski visit Chicago for Slovak Baptist Congress executive committee events and family time. Crandalls head to Union City after a Pittsburgh trip. Allen Burger and Gerald Blakeslee Sr. travel to Florida for a visit, with other Union City residents overlapping trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Kowalski
Gould Street
San Antonio
Tex
Aero Supply
Mfg, Co
Tne Rey
Prank Briljiki
Union City
Chicago
Milton
William M Crandall
Pittsburgh
Allen Burger
Union Cig
Florida
Geald Blakeslee Sr
Local Notice Fragments Point to Unclear Details
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a local notice or event but lacks clear names, places, dates, or actions. Readable elements mention a person and a time concept with metal and modality terms, but content remains too garbled to define a specific event or outcome.
St Elizabeth Guild Plans St Patrick Card Party Style Show
St Elizabeth's Guild met at Mrs Jo seph Hajec's East Main home to firm plans for the St Patrick's Day card party and style show on March 17. Reservations are being taken with Mrs Richard Muckinheap or Mrs Bruno Spitman. Rev Cyril Kranz and Rev Kroh led prayers, with a business session and reports on city planning and church equipment upgrades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Elizabeth's Guild
Joseph Hajec
East Main Street
Richard Muckinheap
Bruno Spitman
Cyril Kranz
Nick Aquilino
City Planning Commission
Leo Heberlein
Kroh
Frank Karkoski
Frank Macko
Cameron Hoenes
Area PTA Groups To Fete Past Presidents
Wavnoburg Area Parent-Teacher Associations will honor past presidents of Green Elementary Greenfield Elementary Wattsburg Area High School and Wattaburg Elementary with a gift next Thursday evening The combined Founders Day observance will follow a 7 o clock tureen supper in the high school cafeteria Dr Don Thompson supervising principal of the Northwestern Ave High School will be guest speaker and the high school chorus directed by Ralph Perkins will provide music The tureen supper is open to the general public not limited to PTA members according to Mrs Charles Bentler publicity chairman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wavnoburg
PTA
Charles Bentler
Rainbow Girls Plan Rummage Sale Friday
Rainbow Girls assemble in Masonic rooms for merit awards as Feb 26 rummage sale on North Center Street near the former Stubs jewelry store is announced. Betty Person chairs candy sales and Sharon Minor leads card sales. refreshments follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Aqvisor Camue Waterhouse of Carry Assembly No.8
Order of Rainbow For
Masonic Rooms
North Center Street
Stubs Jewelry Store
Betty Person
Sharon Minor
Hope
Local Births and Family Notices From Area Hospitals
A daughter was born yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Peytin of Pisfield at Corey Memorial Hospital. Another daughter arrived yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Johnson at Union City Memorial Hospital. A son, Bradley Theodore, was born February 8 to Regan and Mrs. Bradley Lines of Milton, FH. Rev. Lines, former pastor of Ye Byckenshaw Paws, recently moved to New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ite Mr
Gerald Peytin
Pisfield
Union City Sten) Memorial Hospital
Carl Johnson
Waterford
Bradley Theodore Iy
Regamu
Bradley Lines
Milton
Lines
Ye Byckenshaw
Engagement notice for Barbara Ann Servideo to Howard Thompson
Mrs Joseph Servideo and Mrs Joseph Servideo of 29 Powers Avenue Johnsonburg announce the engagement of their daughter Barbara Ann to Howard Thompson son of Mr and Mrs William Thompson of Galeton formerly of this city Both Miss Servideo and Mr Thompson attended school in Pittsburgh and she is employed by Johnsonburg Paper Company with his father at William Thompson Lumber Products No wedding date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Servideo
Powers Avenue
Johnsonburg
Barbara Ann
Howard Thompson
William Thompson
Galeton
Miss Servideo
My Thompson
Pittsburgh
Johnnsonburce
William Thompson Lumber Products
WCTU Continues Review On Smoking
A Tuesday afternoon WCTU meeting at Mrs. Guy Bennink’s home reviewed Dr Hewitt’s The Cigarette and You noting claims that maternal smoking harms the unborn child and that quitting is hard. The local Lifeline Union reports 22 new members in the past year and Irvin Simmelink of 617 West Washington will serve as trustee for the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Christian ‘Temperance Union
South Center
Guy Bennink
Russell Clark
Frank Whiteley
Anna Dyné
Dr. Hewitt
Corry
Irvin Simmelink
West
Washington Street
Ambassadors Class Changes Meeting Date
Ambassadors class changes date to the fourth Wednesday monthly. Prayer by Croehy Bush opened the session led by Mrs Robert Williams. The group discussed Lent services and noted March 17 and March 30 as key dates with well attended talks and a program on Welland Canal and the Oil Century. Refreshments followed for attendees. next meeting set for March at Liberty Street home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutadors
Evangelion United — Brethress
Mud Avenue
Croehy Bush
Robert Williams
A. Ray Hiei
Klists
Trina
Welland Canal
Nigeria
Thaayine
Mie
Robert Fish
Liberty Sivert
Thiel College Choir to Perform Sunday at Local High School
The committee from St. Pauls Lutheran Church announced a Sunday afternoon visit by the Thiel College Choir. The event features sacred and secular music from Renaissance to Modern periods, to be held at Corry Avenue High School Auditorium at 4 PM with a free will offering to offset costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thiel College Choir
CAHS
Comedia
Mislowe W. Johnson
Armour Hillstram
Milton Cherry
Trying
Union
Douglas Hozelle Jr
Lundeen Said
William Mowrey
Corry Aven Hight
Blot Dahl
Irvin’ Reitz
Donald Mr
Cray
Richard Schneider
Honor Mrs Simmons on 88th Birthday
The Seiala Community Aid honored Mrs Simmons on her 88th birthday as its oldest and most active member. A birthday cake was served at noon at the Liberty Street home of Mrs Earl Hasbrouck. The Beaulewart Sewing Circle met with 18 members sewing quilt blocks. Mrs Tvan Hessinks presided, and devotions were led by Mrs Peter Suburman. Mrs Ty Warrovis was also honored for her upcoming birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seiala
Noott
Liberty Street
Earl Hasbrouck
Beaulewart Sewing Circle
Tvan Hessinks
Peter Suburman
Ty Warrovis
Witherspoon Circle Meeting Notes Mrs Dyckes Host
Members of the Witherspoon Circle of the First Presbyterian Church met yesterday afternoon with Mrs Willard Dyckes of Grier steel assisting. Five tutors attended with circle chairman opening the meeting with a poem Take Time For All Things. Devotions were led by Dr Patterson on Exp… the Psalm and hymnbook of the ages. A guest speaker Mrs Frederic Irvin spoke on the Words Dies of Providence. The closing prayer was led by Ruth Hoehey. The study book Conyers Weris his Trin and Country was discussed. The next gathering will be at the home of Meg Harvey Loveland with Mrs Hoones assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witherspoon
Dyckes
Dr. Patterson
Pruvel
Frederic Irvin
Minh Spd
Meg
Ruth Hoehey
Conyers Weris
Meg Harvey
Skating Party Supports Youth Conference Trip
A skating party organized by the Seventh Day Adventist Church of Coney Union City and Warren will fund a trip to Atlantic City for a selected youth conference attendee. The event at Corry Rollerway drew about 110 skaters from 7 p.m. Volunteers led by Clyde Whitling ran the youth society affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Une
L Seventh Day Adventist
Coney
Union City
Warren
Atantic City
Young People's Society
Corry Rollerway
Clyde Whitling
Harold Lloyds Host EUB Rehoboth Class
The Sunday School class of the Evangelical United Brethren Church met at the East Irving street home of Mr and Mrs Harold Lloyd. Gerald Bagley opened with prayer, Harold Carlier led a brief business session, John Hansen offered closing prayer. The evening ended with games, visiting, and refreshments by the Dundeen and Vanderhoff committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sevrniven
Berean Class Skating Party at Corry Rollerway
The Berean Sunday School class of Evangelical Waltedt Brethren Church sponsored a skating party on Tuesday at Corry Rollerway with Ambassadors Clans and post-high group 8s in attendance. Twenty five members enjoyed skating until 10:30 followed by refreshments prepared by Mrs. Russell White and Mrs. Evavett Fastin. LeRoy Humes led the devotional, with prayers offered by Keith Menton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berean
Evangelical Waltedt Brethren Church
Use Corry
Ambassadors
Weir
Russell White
Evavett Fastin
LeRoy Humes
Keith Menton
Newcomers And Master Point Scores Night At VFW
Bridge club action last evening featured a separate newcomers game at the VFW Post. Seven Mitchell-system tables ran with out of town players taking top honors as North South averaged 96. Winners included Mrs. Hany Hendingsku and Mrs. Lucy Johnson of Jamestown. Myer Cornreich and J. R. Valenm of Warren. Robert Larsey of Jamestown and D. Veter of Warren. Miss Amy Jackson of Corry and Murry Johnson of Harrisburg. East West averaged 41 with winners Dr. Robert Israel and Harry Hunsinger of Warren. Mrs. Gerald Lane and Mrs. Robert Tununell. Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Beverly. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Wilcox. Mrs. Al Yatasens and Mrs. Florence McCray. First in the new winners session were Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Millyn and Richard Peebles and Mai Ressler. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Pledger. Next week’s fifth session marks the Winter Tournament with a separate newcomers game for those interested.
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Corry
VFW
Mitchell
Hany Hendingksu Ani
Lucy Johnson
Volly
Jamestown
Myer Cornreich
J. R. Valenm
Warren
Robert Larsey
D. Veter
Amy Jackson
Murry Johnson
Harrisburg
Robert Israel
Harry Hunsinger
Boll
Gerald Lane
Robert Tununell
Morgan Beverly
Rhoye
Union City Little League holds initial planning meet
An initial planning meeting of the Union City Little League Committee will be held this evening at 7:30 in the Wintergreen Room of Union City Diver. The session is open to all parents of Little League players and others interested in the program. Robert Hausman announced the first meeting will be of vital importance and urged all interested persons to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UC Little League
Union City
Little League
Wintergreen
Robert Hausman
Mrs Ross Fehlman Hosts Mary Martha Class Evening
Mrs Ross Fehlman entertained the Mary Martha Class of the First Presbyterian Church on North Center Street. President Mrs Douglas Rozelle Sr led Scripture study, roll call with Bible verses, and a brief business session. Contests, games, a Bible quiz, social visiting, and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puss Reunan
North Center Street
Mary Martha
First Presbyterian Church
Douglas Rozelle Sr
Frank Frost
Ralph Vander Koof
Torn
al Fs Fureen
Miss Rosa Larrondo Conelway PTA Speaker
Miss Rosa Larrondo Conelway spoke at the Conelway School PTA meeting held Tuesday evening at the Corry Area High School. She discussed her native country and education differences with the United States. The Boy Scouts presented a program under Paul Dyne and Harold Dougherty with two Cub Scout dens in a skit. Mrs. Carroll Crowell, PTA president, announced a traveling basket project via the Corry Area PTA Council. Mrs. Mervill McCray can be contacted to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss How LisTenny
Cane
Ago
Chite
Corry Area
Conelway School
Parent - Teacher Association
Everting
United States
Boy Scouts
Paul Dyne
Harold Dougherty
Cub Scouts
Carroll Crowell
PTA
PTA Council
Mervill McCray
Raymond Querreveld
Lena Ayers
Payola Hearings Hear Prescott Admit Payoffs
Prescott testifies before a subcommittee that he received payments from four Boston record distributors over a three year period starting in 1957. The firms named include Carter's Music Suppliers with $5,515, plus $2,265 for a new cap, Dumont Distributing $3,090, Mutual Distributors $200, and Records The $550.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal ‘Trade Commission
Prescott
Boston
WBZ
Carter
Dumont Record Distributing Corp
Mutual Distributors, Inc
And
Records
The
Centenarians Die in Pa Homes Within Days
Johnstown Pa two 100 year old residents Mary A Burke died age 100 at a son’s home in Sidman Cambria County. Jonas H Gary aged 101 died Tuesday at a daughter’s home in Rockwood Somerset County both deaths reported in local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
Mary A. Burke
Sidman
Cambria County
Jonas H. Gary
Rockwood
Somerset County
Attack on Government Control of TV Sparks Media Fears
Columbia Broadcasting System president Frank Stanton warned against government control of television programming at a New York luncheon where he accepted the Advertising Gold Medal from Print ers’ Tuk. He argued regulation would threaten newspaper freedom and likened FCC-style limits to forcing newspapers to print government standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frank Stanton
Columbia Broadcasting System
Stanton
Tuk
Fashion Show for Blind at Michigan School for the Blind
Youthful models and many in the audience were blind as they paraded spring fashions at the Michigan School for the Blind. A safety ramp let models glide down a center aisle while sightless students touched the outfits and shared impressions with companions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Mich
Michigan School For the Blind
Evanston Sets Safety Record in Traffic Deaths
Evanston, a Chicago suburb with 76,200 residents, logged 781 consecutive days without a traffic fatality, reaching a national safety record per the National Safety Council method. The city has long ranked high in traffic safety listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
Swanston
National Safety Council
Chicago
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