Beauty Queen Visits Corry Club Luncheon Tour
Miss Pennsylvania 1900 Priebcilia Hendricks and chaperone Mrs. George Ruggert attended a luncheon hosted by the College Women’s Club in the Hotel Corry main dining room with about 25 guests. Stewart A Long led a city tour with Miss Jacqueline Paulson and others, visiting Corry Aven High School Mead Park and YMGA as the pageant guest enjoyed an impromptu swim team exhibition by John Kelsey. The visitors left by 7:30 train for two days of modeling and store openings in Williamsport and Scranton before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priebcilia Mae Hendricks
Pennnsylvania
George Ruggert
College
Women’s Club
Stewart A
Long
Corry
Elizabeth Rogers
Elit
Kenneth Burr
John Rossbacher
Miss Pennsylvania
Club
Grice
Simmons
Miss Hendricks
Pennsylvania
Mr Long
Corry Aven High School
Mead Park
Cony Memorial Hospital
YMGA
GAHS
John Kelsey
Buller
Scranton
Tri-Hi-Y Hears Donald Wharton
Donald Wharton, former city chief student, spoke to the Tri-Hi-Y Club at the YMCA about his French experiences in Pau as part of the American Field Service exchange program. He illustrated his talk with photos of his trip. In the business session, plans were made for the Older Girls Conference on April 11 and 15, led by devotions from Terrie White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunwild Wharton
France
YMCA
Pau
Sondra Varrassa
Otler
Terrie Wialte
Baby Shower Honors Mrs. Thompson and Son
A baby shower was held for Mrs. Thompson and her infant son Charles last evening at the dining room of the Bike Club. Seventeen attendees enjoyed refreshments, pirate bingo with prizes, and light entertainment as guests offered gifts and well wishes for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebert Machoffer
Victims Identified in Brussels Sabena World Atrium Incident
In Brussels authorities identified victims in a chaotic Sabena World Atrium incident. Initial reports indicate a mass casualty event with multiple injuries and ongoing investigations into the circumstances surrounding the collapse or attack. Names and exact totals are being withheld pending family notifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Sabena World Atriumps Trash Cvat Bouse
BothMentiFler Pyilipa sGirguse
Pretty, Natural Miss Pennsylvania Misses Hearts in Corry
Priscilla Hendricks Miss Pennsylvania 1960 a Shillington native from Reading area earns praise for looks and poise. The 80 year old town girl embraces pageant life with beauty, talent, and plans for teaching at Rhode Island College after a Navy fiancé To be crowned at Atlantic City she created an art oriented display including a painted state seal and glass cross lit by a lamp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster
Prisclla Mae Hendricks
Pennsylvank
Hal Uy
Priscila
Keystone
Ann
Hey Waygy
Cheeri
Stringers
Shillington
Ho Hendricks
Duck
Reading
Fentsin
USA
Privailia
Shillingham
Grealer Reading
West
Chester
W. P. Benjamin
Cinderella
Priscilla
Anniapolis
W. F. Benjamin
Atlantic City
U. S
Annapolis Glee Club
Benjamin Y Makling
Navy
Providence
University of Rhode Island
Pennsylvania
Sturt
Pepsi
Priscilla May Hendricks
Miss Pennsytvants
Bie
Gelumor OF
Privellin
Ayother Atace
Penneyivan
Priseflix
Wil Bo
Chamber of Commerce
Miss Pennsylvania Contest Seeks Funds and Future Plans
Priscilla, a veterinary study hopeful from West Chester, pursues Miss Pennsylvania to fund four years of study and a farm work requirement. She won a national pageant scholarship and a potential husband, aided by chaperone Phoebe Ruggeri. The duo, backed by the West Chester Chamber of Commerce, travels to state events and handles duties for the pageant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ner
Corry
West Chester Chamber of Commerce
State Paget
Simmons College
Boston
University of Pennsylvania
Priscilla
Miss Pennsylynmia
George
Phoebe) Ruggeri
Phoebe
Miss Pennsylvania
Photie
Thalso
Philo
Gay Nineties Night Marked By Amateur Talent
Methodists held a Gay Nineties party and amateur night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Berrett. Costumes, a staged program, songs and skits featured Merle Dodd, Mrs. Russell Clare, Mrs. Richard Flic, and others. Refreshments followed. next gathering set for a March X dinner at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Boyd Berrett
Praver
Richard Flic
Horielr Loveland
Raymond Root
WB Stowe
James Wale
Mix
Cianete Parker
Mra. Wells
Eluzah
Maret Zuri
Bridge Scores at Charity Master Point Game
Bridge players at the VFW Post held a charity master point game with multiple tables and mixed scores. Notable pairs included Jed by Mr Sam Mason of Erly and Robert Larseh of daminstown with 7, Mrs Fr Barthole of Union City and Mr TA Aukles, 75a, and Mr Heirs Pendleton Rockwall with ROW. West averaged 63 with Mrs Willhith B. McKenny of Piteburyt and Mrs Richard Stohlman of Warvet leading, while L T Gillespie and R H Kelly topped the field. Next week new events and prizes were announced as players prepared for upcoming contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corg
Brive Association
VFW Post
North
Sam Mason
Erly
Robert Larseh
Daminstown
Fr. Barthole
Union City
TA. Aukles
Pendleton Rockwall
Sisiinah
Wath
Warren
al Youis
Florengn MuCray
Tin
West
Willhith B. Mckenney
Piteburyt
Richard Stohlman
Warvet
L. T. Gillespie
R. H Kelly
James Machinies
Robert Tunral
Husmond Mityin
Narman Swart
Norman Butler
Clymer
Loris Lupene
Up City
Knox Women’s Association Meeting Set for March 1
Mrs Percy Corbin entertained Knox Women’s Association of the Fit Presbyterian Church. Mrs Rath and Mrs Tunnel led a gospel study from John and discussed missionary work. Mixx Johnson chaired the meeting. Mrs Loveland to host next on March 1. dessert course with tea and coffee served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Corbin
Knox
Ferry Gorbin
Sonovy Wah
Women’ Association of the Fit
Ylalch
Sas
Walter Loveland
Rath
Tunnel
Ted
Coffer Taterlin
Navy blimp ballast water drenches Costa Mesa driver
William A. Skiles 29 demanded an apology and $1.50 for a car wash after a Navy blimp dumped ballast water onto his sports car while he and his wife watched ducks on Newport Harbor. The blimp crew said the water was clean ballast and offered a free car wash at Santa Ana if he visits the Marine facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Costa Mesa
Calif
William A. Skiles
Newport Harbor
Skiles
Marily
Navy
Iery
Marine Corps Air Facility
Santa Ana
German student dueling fraternities win government grant
Bonn Germany west Germanys controversial student dueling fraternities have won a victory without their swords. The Association of German Student Groups yesterday approved the duelers for government grants after long blacklisting the fraternities for being influenced by far right wing elements. The initial government handout to them is 11900 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonn
Germany
West Germany
Association of German
Ltre
Special game welcomed newcomers
Dr. T. Kelsey handles reservations for a special game designed for newcomers, inviting interested attendees to book ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. T
Kelsey
Airline strike turmoil widens as carriers shift stance
United States airline workers press a looming contractual fight while leaders warn of a forced union outcome. Western, Pan American, American Trans World and others stagger operations amid NLRB rulings and CAB emergency actions. Cargo and passenger flights receive temporary authority to keep routes open across New York Chicago Los Angeles Mexico City and Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawe
Goldberg
Frank B. Lynott
Flying Tiger Flight Engineers
NLRB
United
Pan American
National
Eastern
Mexico
Overseas National Airways
San Francisco
Air France
New York-Paris
Palace spokesman denies engagement rumors for Sophia and Harald
Oslo A N spokesman for the Norwegian palace declared today that there is no foundation for rumors of an impending engagement between Greek Princess Sophia and Crown Prince Harald of Norway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oslo
Sophia
Harald
Norway
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Priscilla Mae Hendricks
Peninsylvania
Righty
Lolly Journal Society
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Journal
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Evans
WILLIAM \NY
Chareson Heston
Jack Hawkins
Haya Harareet
Stephen Boyd Hluporth
Arta Scot Tat
Cath Docnell
Weanessy
Chuldren
Usider
Pavy Crockett
Fhix
Wil Chingler
Wil
SAS Aptriinoon
SATUR
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