Ben Hur premieres at Rex theatre two week run
The Ben Hur premiere at the Rex Theatre showcases wide color and stereophonic sound with strong accolades from the audience. Rex manager Tony Amoroso praised the display and the opening night crowd, while local events mention the Chamber of Commerce dinner and a Rotary pancake supper, tying in community notices and a recent foreign exchange student welcome.
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The
Rex
Ben-Hur
Vetor
Tony Amoroso
Ihey
Vic Roberts Familly
Bart Rindulph
Bart. Roberts
Columbis
Broad
St. Edseard's
PTA
Dervite Hot Mens
Cochairmen
George Tinko
John Wascar
Sunny
South
Douglas Rozelle
East Main Street
Rozelles
Florida
Alton Miller
Sarasota
Corry Area High School
Herbert Savage
Mayville
Westfield Hospital
Abebrding
Gladys Eleworth
Steak Eaters Rally In Rotary Pancake Supper Race
Corry Rotary Club hosts pancake supper at Corry Area High School with two rival teams, the Hricken's Steak Eaters and Ficcardts Ansers, competing to raise funds. The winning team earns a steak dinner, the loser settles for beans and wieners. Team rosters include William Armitage, Morgan Beverly, Earl Cherry, Alfred Piorarill, and others.
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Corry
Rotary Club
Calutoria
Brackener
Hricken
Sterk Eaters
Alfred Piorarill
William Armitage
Morgan Beverly
Earl Cherry
Kenneth Christiansen
Robert Davidson
Jerry Davis
Allan Hasbroude
D. A. Hillstrom
Gerald Lane
A. M. Lite
C.K. McLean
L. C. Nichols
Robert Ott
W. E. Rodemeyer
Crawford Salles
Joseph Beltz
Hubert Vaughn
Walter Bertram
Charles Bracken
Melvin Cobbett
Horton
Shower At Houghton Honors Janet Stroup
A campus shower at Houghton College Houghton N Y honored Miss Janet Stroup a student there Hosts were Miss Ornce Bagley and Miss Sally Chase other Corry students Present also were Dean of Women Miss Melinick head resident Mrs Woolsey and several students Prizes were won by Mrs Wooly Miss Priseilia Bence and Miss Patricia Lewis Refreshments included decorated shower cake ice cream sundaes and punch The guest of honor who will wed March 26 in Corry was presented with gifts
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Janet Stroup
Houghton Collage
Houghton
N.Y
Corry
Ornce Bagley
Sally Chase
Melinick
Woolsey
Miss Stroup
Wooly
Priseilia Bence
Patricia Lewis
Charles Scott
Mrs McCray Hosts Methodist Women Meeting
Mrs. Webb Mc Cray led a Woman's Society of Christian Service session at McCray Methodist Church. Thirteen members and two guests attended with Scripture verses shared. Mrs Rupert Morris led the program on "What Is The Word" and a social tea followed. Mrs Morris will host the Mitch Yard meeting at the church.
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Joseph McCray
Woman's Society of Christian Service
McCray Methodist Church
Webb McCray
Rupert Morris
Behind Hasbrouck
Wheelock Aid Makes Baby Layettes Meeting
Eleven members of the Wheelock Community Aid met at Mrs Reynolds Hamilton's home. The group led devotions from St John and discussed love and the wood lore tale. Mrs Kenneth Hildevey invited to purchase diapers for the layettes. Membership campaign planned. Hostess served cherry pie and tea. Next meeting hosted by Mrs Bernard Shaw on March 9.
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Wheelock Aid Making
Wheelock Community Aid
Reynold Hamilton
Feenmettr Loveland
St. Juha
Kenneth Hilrvey
Bernird Shaw
Local figures named in historic group list
Davis, Merle Dodd, Duane Fogte, Harry Hickle, Dr. T. S. Kelsey, William Leaby, Lester Lopus, John Minor, Rev. Elmer Ortner, William Peitier, Leon Root, Arnold Senstead, Robert Tunnell and Raymond Wiggers form the other group in the document segment.
College Women State Meeting at MGA
The College Women's Club will hold a meeting on Monday evening February 27 at 8 o'clock in the MGA double room. Rick ers Building Specialties will discuss new trends in home decorating and demonstrate materials. Mrs R Bruce Summerville and her committee will serve refreshments after the social period following the meeting.
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Witur Rmackers Wy
Rickers
College Women's Club
MGA
R. Bruce Summerville
Exchange Students To Visit Clymer PTA
The February meeting of the Clymer Central School PTA is set for Monday evening February 27 in the school cafeteria at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Burl Cady, program chairman, said the elementary chorus will provide special music directed by Mrs. Duane Skowyra. A panel of exchange students from the Panama school will participate, including students from other countries living in Panama and Panama students who studied abroad. Refreshments will follow the program.
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Mel Dile Mulvin
East Main Street
Chrol
Barbara
Robert
CAHS
Sylvia
Wanda Rivek
Ushers Society
Beaver
Witt
BPW
Curry Grange
Fjell von Parkestrert
Clymer Pta
Clymer Central School
PTA
Burl Cady
Duane Skowyra
Panama
Uniowni Cement
Building Fund For Presbyterians Panel Discusses Campaign
The First Presbyterian Church basement gathering featured a ham tureen dinner served by Knox Circle with Miss Helen Johnson as chair. A film by Robert Meclin Enele opened the program detailing the Pittsburgh Theological Seminary history and need for expanded facilities. Kenneth Stratton outlined camp and conference development, aged home facilities, and new church development funding. Clyde Keith and J Donald Watson were named chair and co chair for the local drive. A nursery was offered by Miss Donna Hunt and Roberta Mackey. The next family night dinner on Thursday March 201 will honor present communicants class.
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First Presbyterian Church
Knox Circle
Helen Johnson
Presbytery of
Lake Erle
Robert Meclin- Enele
Pittsburgh Theological Seminary
Kenneth Stratton
Pirst Presbyterian Church
Warren
Clyde Keith
J. Donald Watson
Cairman
Missi Donna Hunt
Roberta Mackey
New Baby Born to Mr and Mrs Kat terlin of Westfield
Mr and Mrs William J Kat terlin of Westfield N d welcomed a baby boy born February 20 at Muhlenberg Hospital in Westfield. Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Pull Bafferlin of RD 1 joring Crack.
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Dowell
William J. Katterlin
Westfield N. d
Muhlenberg Hospital
Westfield
Pull . Bafferlin
Helping Hands All Day Session Observed At Meeting
A Washington birthday event hosted by Mrs Alma DeHaven featured a brief business session conducted by the president. Attendees, including Mrs Bertha Borwhy and Mrs Birnice DisTean, dined and sewed through the day. Doretta Betdon and Meg Erchrist Emmons Sr were named to the committee for the next meeting on March 20.
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Bertha Borwhy
Birnice
Washington
Alma DeHaven
Sesson
Two More Penns Miners Killed in Cave-In Near Kittanning
Rescuers recovered the bodies of two miners, Paul Binh and William Titus, both from Kittanning, after a cave-in at Wallwork Mine in Armstrong County. The fatalities bring to four the toll in western Pennsylvania coal incidents within 24 hours, following a Steel Corps mine disaster near Carmichaels, Green County.
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Wallwork
Armistrong
William
Westjern
Pennsylvania
Steel Corps Robenn No. 3 Fame
Carmichaels
Green County
Kennedy appoints emergency board in Nortel strike dispute
President Kennedy created an emergency board to settle a dispute between Nort Ines and its striking light engineers. Pierre Salinger said the action requires the engineers to return to work, naming Francis A. O'Neill chairman of the National Mediation Board.
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Names Emergency Board
Washington
Kennedy
Nort Ines
Steiking Light
Pierre Salinger
White House
Francis A. O'Neill
National Mediation Board, Aa
Television Review and News Highlights in TV Listings
A broad montage covers TV advertising ethics testimony at a Federal Trade Commission hearing including demonstrations of product claims, Perry Como Show plans, NBC CBS and ABC schedules with Bernstein and the New York Philharmonic, and a Tokyo apology to James Hagerty after anti American riots. The piece mixes industry scrutiny, program notes, and a political-administration snapshot.
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New York
Federal ‘Trade Commission
Ricently
Condit
Mitch
NBC
James A. Roosevelt
D-Calif
Martin McKneally
Leon
Leonard Bernstein
New York Philharmonic Orchestra
CBS
Bernstein
Sophocles
Stravinsky
Acapulco
John F. Kennedy
Elaine May
Mike Nichols
Janet Blair
Perry Como
Bob Hope
Sid Caesar
White Plains
Tokyo
White House
James C. Hagerty
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Japan
Hagerty
Eisenhower
Churches Caution Against Showing Film Operation Abolition
Syracuse area church leaders urged churches nationwide not to show the film Operation Abolition without supplementary material. The National Council of Churches questioned the film’s factual accuracy and its portrayal of student demonstrations as Communist-led. The council acted after a two hour session, citing concerns about truth and justice and freedom of expression. Rep Francis Walter appears in the film alongside other House committee members.
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Syracuse
Washington, D. C
National Council
General Board
Francis Walter
D-Pa
House Committee
Church
Herluf Jensen
New York City
National Student Christian Federation
San Francisco
United States
Lost $1.6 Million From US Airline Strike Hits Mexico City
Officials say Mexico City faces an estimated 1.6 million dollar loss due to a United States air strike. They believe the figure reflects tourist spending that would have brought travelers from the United States aboard the disrupted flights.
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Mexico City
Mexico
United States
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Siyfe
Jim Hammond
Tye
Chreyste
Fred Jensen
Co Nambu
bin Wan
Fenterday
Carry Mrmindal Hosal
Martin Neliker
Dro
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Penn’a
TUFFY
Anne Bancroft
Jimmy Durante
Como
Television Review
Borl Serling
Fogle Lumber CO
Franklin St
Corry, Pa
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Maple Ave
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Washington St. Corry, PA
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Bennett
Jon
SFALY
Root Furniture
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