Katren engagement to Kralj announced in Meadville area
Mary Josephine Katren of R D 4 is engaged to John Kralj of R D 2 Meadville. Mary Josephine will wed May 9 at St Elizabeths Church. Terrance Dawdy departs for Port Dix NJ for overseas duty. Dr Gideon Mohr and Mrs Mohr leave Wright street for a Miami vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troth
Andrew Katren
R. D
Mary Josephine
John Kralj
Peter Kralj
Meadville
Miss Katren
Corry Area
Raymond Manufacturing
Mr. Krall
Sunbeam Corporation
U. S
St. Elizabeth's Church
Pfc
Terrance Dawdy
M. H. Dawdy
All Main Street
Port Dix
N. J
Germany
Pfr Dawe
Medical Laboratory
Gid
John Mohr
Wright Street
Miami
Pla
Regular ARC session conducts in rooms with Red Cross members
Nine attendees of the American Red Cross gathered in chapter rooms for an ARC meeting led by BG Bennett and chaired by Robert Tunnell. The home service report noted four active servicemen, four civilians, and three veterans received assistance in January, plus four first aid grants. Mrs Tarbell announced a First Aid course at Corry Area High School with Max Tarbell instructing, while Ford Hose Company's members completed a standard First Aid course taught by Jack Downey and Leo Neckers, now starting an advanced course. Twenty walloping casts were knitted for hospitals, and 100 gift boxes will be sent to overseas children from the local school. Norbert Bachosher noted Albert Cole joining the disaster committee. $5 was raised for nearby disaster areas. The next ARC meeting is March 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
BG Bennett
Robert,Tunnell
Home Service Committee
Norman, Tarbell
Corry Area
Max Tarbell
Suitford Hose Company
Jack Downey
Leo Neckers
Red Cross
Robert Galbreath
American National Red Cross
Alexandria
Norbert Bachosher
Sual Disaster
Albert Cole
Brownie Troop 352 Holds Birthday Party Meeting
Concord School hosted Girl Scout Brownie Troop 362 with 18 girls. They handed in cookie orders, played games The Bea Is Rough and Sisters, celebrated with cupcakes and ice cream, watched A Trip To Our Chalet, and concluded after completing Tenderfoot badge requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownie
Concord School
World Association
Adelbogen
Switzerland
Golden Agers February Birthdays Celebrate at YMCA
The Golden Age Club held a February birthday meeting at the YMCA with 58 members. Rev. Harris led from scripture and prayer while Mrs. Maude Barnes, the president, conducted the session and announced plans to present Corry's history next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
Harris
Maude Barnes
Barnes
Corry
Friendship Aid Holds March Meeting at Church
Vice President Miss Helen Bush presided over the Friendship Aid session at the Evangelical United Brethren Church last evening. Eighteen members and four visitors attended at Mrs. Bean McElroy's West Columbus avenue home. Devotions by Miss Agnes Ropp. committee served dessert with coffee and tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Aid
Helen Bush
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Bean McElroy
Columbus Avenue
Agnes Ropp
Warren Johnson
Gerald Bagley
Lena ‘Halfast
Women's Duplicate Held At YMCA
The YMCA hosted a women’s duplicate bridge session with five Howell-system tables, led by top scorers Mrs. Arthur Treat and Mrs. T Treat with 47. Bests followed by Mrs. P Bartholme and Mrs. J Fred Kinley at 46 1 4 and others in the 43 to 36 range. Weekly sessions were opened to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
Joblock
Howell
Arthur Treat
T. ‘Treat
P. Bartholme
J. Fred’ Kinley
Mary Morton
J. Wilcox
P. Conover
J. Fenstermacher
Dorr Clark
Ivan Wickwire
Lindsey, Leonard Families Welcome Two New Babies
A son Gerry Len was born to Mr and Mrs Terry M Lindsey of Jamestown with paternal grandmother Mrs Kenneth Gates of Corry. A daughter Pamela Sue arrived yesterday at Warren General Hospital to Mr and Mrs Galvin Leonard, whose wife Carol Lee Bielawski Leonard is the former Bielawski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerry Len
Terry M Lindsey
Jamestown
Kenneth Gates
Corry
Pamela Sue
Warren General Hospital
Warren
Galvin Leonard
Leonard
Carol Lee Bielawski
Bridge Club Gathering At Shamburg Home
The East Columbus Avenue Bridge Club met at Mrs. Shamburg’s home with Jumerstasened OF East Columbus Avenue as guest of honor. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. James Hammond, Mrs. Martin Keppel, Mrs. Hooks, and Mrs. James Lundy. An informal dinner followed the games. The next session is planned for two weeks at Mrs. Clifford Buesink’s home on East Columbus Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ping. Jumerstasened
East Columbus
Avene
Bridge Club
James Hammond
Martin Keppel
Hooks
James Lundy
Clifford Buesink
Concord PTA Honors Founders Day
Concord School PTA celebrated Founders Day with talks on Alice Birney and Phoebe Hearst. Mrs. Russell Clark and costumed members presented reflections, while past presidents were introduced. A Market Day profit was noted and local merchants thanked. The meeting closed with refreshments and an attendance award to the second grade room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord School
Ralph Carroll
Fred Abl. Bach
Thingshey
Johnson
PTA
Fred McEldowney
Charles Weston
Marguerite Nichols
Ohio flood control effort faults government apathy
Ohio Valley Improvement Association says 2 million dollars in flood damages could have been prevented in the Ola Valley if authorized flood control projects had been completed. The OVIA cites 112 million in damages from floods and 120 million saved by existing works, urging higher appropriations for Shenango Reservoir and West Branch Mahoning projects with specific funding increases.
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Ohio Valley Improvement Assn
Ola Valley
Ohio River Corps of U. S. Engineers
Ohio Valley
Allegheny
Pennsylvania
Mooding
Warren
Allegheny River
Shenango River
Sharon
Teast
Weel Branch Mahoning
Ohio
Beaver
Ohio River
Shenango Reservoir
OVIA
West Branch
Mahoning
Governor Warns Against Cotton Strike Violence
Henderson based report says Governor Luther Hodges warns union and management officials of direct responsibility to prevent violence during the 15 week Henderson Harriet Cotton Mill strike. Authorities cite bombings and threats as talks resume to end the dispute. John D. Cooper Jr. led reopening and a 2000 worker strike followed. Cornell Sidney Franklin, 67, former Hawaii territorial judge, dies of stroke in Charlottesville Virginia after leaving Red China. He had lived in Shanghai for 30 years and was born in Columbus Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson, N
Tar Goy
Luther Hodges
Henderson-Harriet
Hodges
Textile Workers Union of America
John D. Cooper Jr
Green Denied Freedom At Federal Trial
Green denied freedom at a federal trial in Pennsylvania. The case involved William Green and two other defendants charged with conspiring to cheat the government in the construction of the Army Signal Corps Depot at Tobyhanna, Pennsylvania. Attorneys for Green and Gilboy asked for reconsideration of motions. The jury of seven men and five women recessed after four defendants had charges dismissed. A first witness, Robert S. Mortenson, testified for the Raff firm.
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Spwisburg
Ballmer
Iih
Agguttitel
William
Green Sea
Dresenk
Brown
Amon
Dudge Follmer
Teal Witty
Philadelphia
Dol P Gilley
Scranton
Kent
Enginene
Con Stein
Arm Signal Corps
Toby Thain
Frederick J Ratt Hartford
Conn
Tobytnune
Eariier
Follmer
Shire Sot
Hugh McMentinan
Raff
Park
Robert S. Mortenson
Hartford
Army Signal Corps
Tobyhanna
Frederick J. Raff
Music Boosters Plan Choral Event Details And Leaders
Music Boosters finalize plans for a choral festival to be staged in April at the Area High School. The program will feature 200 musicians selected by the music supervisor and a committee of volunteers handling housing transportation and registration for the three day event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Gnery
Anymie Benner
Gary
Cory. Venient
Sbuderits
Sulinday Hwenting
Jd Fiat Hick
Ath Sluderta
Rica
Rive
Kener
Wid M
Bnet Billey
Erno Bturigis Aud
Charles Willas
Wroston Porson
Paul Campbell
Armour Hillatron Uckets
Porter Auerpill
Welty
Muller
Somvenir
Bisley
Billey
Hint Blows Street
Explosion Kills Two Lab Aides at Los Alamos
Two Los Alamos National Laboratory aides were killed in an explosion. Officials said no maternal or radiation hazards were involved. Victims identified as Koo Gi Cheri and Raymond A. Means. The blast followed machining of a chemical explosive used in studying shock waves.
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Los Alamos Belenuithc Laboratory
Koo Gi Cheri
Sania Groa
Raymond A
Haiti crisis: General strike threats loom in Caribbean
AP reports from New York that Haiti faces an unstable climate as exile leaders urge revolt against President Francois Duvalier. Castro Cuba and Dominican Republic tensions amplify fears of an invasion, with Duvalier banning exit visas and vowing total vengeance if attacked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic of Haiti
Caribbean
Thomas P. Wiltney
Parelun
New York
Wpublic
Halll
Toulte
Dagle Fignole
Maxes
Pitta
Port Au Prince
Cuba
Attoke
Francois Duvalier
Louis Dejole
Clas
Wide Castro
Dominican Republic
Poe
Divaller
Paul Magloire
January Duvaller
Castro
Duvalier
Iea
News Items Of Bear Lake Community Gatherings
BAH LAIR observes World Service Day with members Mise Garolyn Wevers Mix Ry downston Mrs C Manwar Wig and others leading. Ushers distribute bulletins and a birthday party at Five Hall honors Jounie with ice cream and cake. Youth Fellowship skating party at Celoron with George Morton Addie Hamm Thomas Grove visiting community members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iliehard Price
Jusper, N.Y
Lucille Price
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