Betty Lou Brown Engaged to Frank P Chundrlek
Union City announces the engagement of Betty Lou Brown to Frank P Chundrlek. Betty Lou is a 1966 Union City Area High School graduate and a licensed practical nurse at St. Vincent Hospital Erie. Frank is a Union City Area High School graduate, Cleveland Engineering Institute of Technology alumnus, a two year US Army veteran, and employed at Rigid Kellmanns. No wedding date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl W. Brown
Shreve Ridge Road
Union City
Betty Lou Brown
Frank P. Chundrlek
Frank Chundrlek
Graves Street
Brown
Union City Area High School
St. Vincent Hospital
Erie
Chandrick
Cleveland Engineering Institute of Technology
United States Armed Forces
Rigid Kellmanns
Ice
Moose Women Hold Meeting and Event Recaps
Mrs. Mabel Schaefer led the Moose Women of the Moose meeting at the Moose Lodge. Balloting followed as Mrs. Harold Jackson reported on the Sweetheart Ball’s success. Funds and thanks went to Corry Savings and Loan, Reed Shop, D'Arcy Studio, and Mrs. Gertrude White. Upcoming events include a mid winter conference in Erie on March 7 at 5310 West Lake road, with chapters from Albion, Corry, Oil City, Titusville and Union City. The Moosehaven rummage sale is set for April 1 and 2 at the Corry Rod and Gun Club, with donation pickups by contacting Mrs. Elbert McCray at 665-1052. Attendance honors went to Mrs. Vennis R. Follett, with a special award to Mrs. Ann Johnson. The March 4 Moosehaven Chapter Night will be led by Mrs. Pee, as enrollment continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Schaefer
Women of the Moose
Moose Lodge
Harold Jackson
WOTM
Corry Savings and Loan Association
Reed Shop
D’arcy Studio
Gertrude White
Erie
West Lake Road
Albion
Corry
Oil City
Titusville
Union City
Moosehaven Committee
Elbert McCray
Sammy Davis Plans Welfare March On Las Vegas Strip
Las Vegas based entertainer Sammy Davis Jr says he will join welfare militants when they march on the Strip next month. He told reporters that black people and poor whites need his help as the National Welfare Rights Organization announces protests on March 5 and 6 over Nevada welfare cutbacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
New
Sammy Davis Jr
Davis
National Welfare Rights Organization
Nevada
Community Notes and Local Happenings Roundup
Local family welcomes home Fred Way from a year in South Vietnam with the United States Army. Market Day at Concord School features games, bazaar, refreshments tomorrow from 11.30 to 3. Event hosted by Market Day chairwomen with public invited. Hose Company Ladies Auxiliary meeting Monday at 8:30 p.m. at Fire Station No 1. Columbus Grange plans picture slide program Monday at 8:30 p.m. American Legion Auxiliary hosts gathering Monday at 8:15 p.m. Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge Past Grands meet Tuesday at 8.00 p.m. Household tip shares oven safety and a Johnson quote closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Dorothy
Thomas Lamendola
Roger Grape
Concord School
Concord
Stanford Hose Company
East South Street
William
Kathy) Brigham
John
Trudy) Burglund
United States
Lawrence ‘Miller
Columbus Grange
Columbus
Dave Curtis
Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge
Robert (Marie) Lindstrom
R.D. 1
Lindstrom
Luncheon Bridge At Corry Motor Inn
Members of the Women’s Association of the Corry Country Club hosted a luncheon and bridge session at the Corry Motor Inn with Mrs. B C Anderson and Mrs S Peck as hostesses. Prizes were won by Mrs H J Davis Mrs Chris Christensen and Mrs Lloyd Stowe. A March 4 luncheon bridge is planned with Mrs H J Davis and Mrs Frank Graft as hostesses. A tour of the Corry Savings and Loan Association office followed a monthly Erie County Savings and Loan League dinner at the Corry Motor Inn led by secretary manager David L Nichols. Officers pictured include Joseph Metzler president Ray Dishinger first vice president David L Nichols second vice president Frank Vogt secretary and Wm Irwin Arbuckle II treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Association of the
Corry Savings and Loan Association
Erie County Savings and Loan League
Corry Motor Inn
David L. Nichols
The
Corry Savings and Loan
Joseph Metzler
Ray Dishinger
Frank Vogt
Wm. Irwin Arbuckle II
Banker Backing Of Help For Blacks Seeks Support
Philadelphia AP The Rev Leon H Sullivan founder of the Opportunities In talization Center urged Pennsylvania bankers to back a $1 billion self help plan for blacks He asked banks and white business leaders to invest and use resources to build black oriented enterprises The plan calls for shares at 10 dollars weekly for 36 months and banks to supplement the fund He spoke at a conference and cited tearing down invisible walls between blacks and whites He recently joined General Motors board and seeks bankers backing for the effort
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Leon H. Sullivan
Opportunities Intalization Center
Pennsylvania Bankers Association
Mr. Sullivan
Zion Investment Associates
Sullivan
General Motors Rp
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Beextan
Society Editor
Harry Pike
Edward Giacoma
McMichael
Relief Corps
Women's Relief Corps
Grand Army of the Republic
Salvation Army
Gerald Whiteley
Mae Hall
Loretta Belden
Eva Dundon
Velma Long
Washington
Lincoln
Elks Lodge
RED Post
Moscow
V.I. Popov
Leningrad
Communist Party
Dennis Damcott
R.D. 1. Clymer
Corry Memorial Hospital
Damcott
Linda Nellis
Alan Higley
Gould Street
Higley
Sharon Munn
Harold Paver
Clymer
Paver
Candace Payne
Tass
Georgi Popov
Edward Giacoms
St Elizabeth's Church Guild
Venture Inn
Mary Aquilino
Giacoma
Shirley Yeratch
Low Hanna
Cochairman
Jack Armitage
Robert Morton
Frank Karkoski Sr
Alfred Ficcardi
William Yaratch
Janet Oldenski
Patrick Rynd
Joseph Glaviano
John Miscik
Thomas Lathrop
Moose
Sammy Davis
Wm. Irwin Arbuckle
Discover Marine
Marine National Bank
F.d.lc
County Savings and Loan League
Birdie
Jackman
American Legion Auxiliary
Summer Street
Keith
Anne) Orn
Samuel Johnson
Tue Journal Daily
West Smith Street
Corry Plaza
Jane Parker
Angel
Florida Juice
Florida Pascal Celery
Pisces
H&rblock
America
Titusville Ley Warren
North Center
Diamond Bt
Pens Ave
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