Local births at Corry and Hamot Hospitals
A daughter was born early today at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Alyr Maxson of Tacoma Washington. The maternal grandparents are Mrs Wilcox of East Congress Street and Mr Leland Wilcox of East Washington Street. A daughter was born yesterday at Hamot Hospital in Erie to Mr and Mrs Harold Donor. The mother is the former Edna Swantin and the maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Peter Swanson of West Frederick Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elton L. Simmons
West Liberty Street
Columbus
Clymer
Elton Simmons
Doud Hill
Liberty Street
Mgfine
Corry Memorial Hospital
Joseph
West Congress Street
Alyr Maxson
Tacoma, Wash
Maxson
Alice Wilcox
Leland Wilcox
East Washington Street
Hamot Hospital
Erie
Harold Donor
Donor
Edna Swantin
This City
Peter Swanson
West Frederick Street
Golden Agers Honor February Birthdays and Photos
Harold Patterson, local photographer, will show west trip pictures at the Corry Area Golden Age Club meeting in the YMCA Building on North Center Street. Rev. Paul F. Bauer of First Presbyterian Church will serve as chaplain as the session begins at 1 o clock and February birthday celebrants will be honored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Patterson
West
Corry Area
YMCA
North Center Street
Paul F. Bauer
First Presbyterian Church
Fish on Wing Delights Los Angeles Crew
A Western Air Lines DC 9 arriving from Mexico City yesterday surprised four maintenance workers when they found a five inch fish alive on the aircraft wing. It was placed in a pail of water. One theory suggests a sea gull plucked the fish from the Pacific Ocean and dropped it during descent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Western Air Lines Dcb
Mexico City
Pacific Ocean
Area Church To Show World Vision Film A Cry in the Night
Clymer Hill Reformed Church will screen A Cry in the Night next Sunday at 8 pm, sponsored by the Christian Endeavor Society. World Vision Inc produced the color documentary about Asia, including Ball island demon possession, a Tokyo awakening, temple cockfight, and a nurse tending leprosy wounds. It won first prize at Winona Lake Film Festival and is used to fund foreign missions through church offerings. Dr. Bob Pierce notes World Vision as a service organization aiding 40 denominations and 12,000 children in 147 Orient orphanages.
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World Vision
Clymer Hill Reformed Church
Christian Endeavor Society
World Vision, Inc
Los Angeles
Asia
Ball
Tokyo
Winona Lake
World Vision Organization
Bob Pierce
Orient
Spring Creek PTA Reschedules Meeting
The Spring Creek PTA has set a new date for its postponed meeting. If weather permits, the session will begin at 8 pm Monday February 22 at the school. Founders Day will be observed and a Silver Tea will be hosted by Mrs Wave Rieck and her committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Creek
Parent-Teacher Association
Wave Rieck
Shah of Iran Arrives in Pakistan for State Visit
Shah of Iran and Queen Parah arrived in Karachi by plane for a weeklong state visit to Pakistan marking a new phase in bilateral ties. The pair were received at the airport and planned meetings with Pakistani leaders to discuss cooperation.
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Shah
Pakistan
Karachi
Shah of
Iran
Parah
Odd Fellows Plan Second Degree Conferred at Erie Meetings
Local Odd Fellows lodges report plans for the second degree conferral by Jonathan Lodge No 685 in North Center street on March 2. Attendees from Corry Union City North East Venango Cambridge Springs Waterford and Erie urged attendance at a visitation social in honor of Grand Master Ora B Wilkins with a special meeting at IOOF Temple in Erie on March 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterford
Tom
Grape City
Corry
Union City
North East
Venango
Cambridge Springs
Jonathan Lodge
North Center Street
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Erie County
Penelec Hall
Erie
Ora B. Wilkins
Wilkins
IOOF
Peach and Athsngels
Budapest clinic eases waits with health film screenings
A Communist era outpatient department in Budapest introduces a scheme to reduce complaint by showing short science and health films to patients in the waiting area, aiming to keep crowds calm and occupied while awaiting consultation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Hungary
Allies Split On Single Western Disarmament Policy
Washington reports that United States Britain France Canada and Italy struggle to agree on a single Western disarmament plan for Geneva talks with the Soviet Union. Diplomats cite U.S. policy delays and a possible move to a coordinated position with each nation bringing its own proposals. The top negotiating team returned to capitals, while France pushes to concentrate on delivery system controls and Britain leans toward a bolder approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Britain
France
Canada
Ialy
Soviet Union
Geneva
Defense
U.S
Jules Moch
David Ormsby Gee
Gaetano Martino
Jaly
Frederick M. Eaton
Gen. E. L. M. Burns
Paris
Chessman Issue Sparks Senate Criticism in Washington
Senators in Washington denounced the State Department as overstepping state rights, calling the department’s actions unwarranted interference with state judicial processes. In Sacramento Gov Brown championed capital punishment, facing a Legislature that has repeatedly blocked bans over 27 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Sen
Gordon
Allot
R-Cole
J. William Pulbright
D-Arke
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Sacramento
Brown
East Paralyzed By Snowstorm
Winter storm grips New England with high winds and snow while cold air pushes south. Light snowfall spreads across the Great Lakes, Northern Plains, and Rockies as temperatures plunge below freezing into the Deep South and into northern Florida. Crossville, Florida records 29 degrees as frigid air lingers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Great Lakes
Plains
Rockies
Southland
Florida
Crossville
Fla
Police chase ends with youth jailed on bond
Carl Pickering, pursued at speeds up to 110 miles an hour, was jailed yesterday on a 6400 dollar bond after police ticketed him on 22 counts. Officers said six warning shots were fired as his 1959 sedan wrecked near a tree and a truck. Pickering claimed he was ahead of the police before the tire blew and he drove 20 blocks afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Dee
Carl Pickering
Pickering
Newamen
Weather summary forewarns heavy snow across Plains
The Weather Bureau warned of a new Southwest storm building, forecasting up to four inches of snow for Oklahoma, Texas, Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado, and New Mexico. In contrast, mild, warm conditions prevailed west of the Rockies, with Minneapolis and Chicago noted in recent lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midwest
Minneapolis
Chicago
Grantsburg
Wis
Teading
Weather Bureau
Plains
Oklahoma
Texas
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
New Mexico
Rockies
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