SUNY Fre donia freshman plays in Figaro at campus theater
Carolyn Brundage a freshman at the State University of New York at Fredonia performed harp and piano during the stage presentation of The Marriage of Figaro. The event drew attendance from family members and friends including the Brundage, Bull, Koestner, and Curtis households as well as local guests and relatives visiting in the area. Governor Scranton designated February as Parade of American Music Month in Pennsylvania to celebrate this artistic heritage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Brundage
State University of New York At
Fredonia
Arthur Brundage
Osther Brundage
Spring Creek
Arden Bull
Frank
Columbus
George Koestner
East Smith Street
George N. Curtis
Trene
Rockville
H. A. Curtis
East Congress Street
Thomas Flanagan
East Pleasant Street
Barbara Weldht
Carl Camillo
Edward J. Meyer Memorial Hospital
Buffalo
Cindy Bentley
Samuel Catalfn
Sherman Street
Mineral Ridge
Ohio
Harold Lloyd
East Irving Street
Lloyd
Archie Wright
American Optometric Association
Internatonal Reading Association
Hotel Statler
Cleveland
Marion Felton Selected As BPW Girl Of The Month
Marion Felton a Corry Area High School senior and member of Beaverettes staff of the Corrian will receive BPW Girl of the Month honors for leadership citizenship and scholarship at a 6 30 dinner meeting at Nichols and Glavis Restaurant Her parents are Thomas and Lois Felton of Wilmington Del Her stepmother Mrs Thomas Felton will attend Guest speaker James Hammond will address BPW after the award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women's Club
Marion Jean Felton
Thomas Felton
Lois Felton
Wilmington
Del
BPW
Nichols and Glavis
Felton
Corry Area High School
Beaverettes
The
Corrian
Slippery Rock State College
Slippery Rock
James Hammond
Area Handicapped Group Sets March Meeting at Church Undercroft
The next Area Handicapped group gathering is planned for March at the Emmanuel Episcopal Church undercroft. Friday's session attendees received tickets to the all city all county basketball game in Erie, distributed by Belle Valley Lions Club members. Future meeting time and location for the adult group will be announced.
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Cameron Hoenes
St. Elizabeth's Guild
The
Moose Home
Cochairman
Charles Armstrong
William Kurelowech
Joseph Frisina
Thomas Reed
Frank Frisina
Frank Karkoski Sr
Frank Macko
Nicholas Aquilino
Robert Sanders
Elnora Cmiel
Leo Heberlein
Norbert Bachemer
Mary E. Sears
Patrick Rynd
Clifford Anderson
Mildred Orr
G. C. Murphy Company
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Erie
Belle Valley Lions Club
Ime
Boy Scout Leader Arthur Schuck Dies at 67
Arthur A. Schuck, 67, former chief executive of the Boy Scouts of America, died yesterday in Santa Barbara. He served as chief national scout executive from 1948 until his retirement in 1960.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Barbara
Calif
Arthur A. Schuck
Boy Scouts of America
Schuck
Corry Area Families Welcome Newborns At Hospital
A daughter born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Eillis Miller of R D 3 Corry. A daughter born this morning to Mr and Mrs Donald Win ans R D 3 Corry. A son born yesterday morning to Mr and Mrs Frederick Eggleston Niobe NY at Corry Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Memorial Hospital
Eillis Miller
R. D. 3, Corry
Donald Winans
R. D
Corry
Frederick Eggleston
Niobe
Concord School PTA Observes Founder's Day
The Concord School PTA holds Founder's Day observance at its meeting tomorrow evening at 8. Program chair Mrs. Tyan Bennink will present two skits PTA Birthday and United For Children and Youth. Past presidents will be honored and Mrs. O A Johnson will recite an original Founder's Day poem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord School Pta
Concord School
PTA
Tyan Bennink
United For Children and Youth
O. A. Johnson
Lenten Services Begin at Columbus Congregational Church
Rev Walter J Thoms announces a mid week Lenten series at 7 45 pm on Ash Wednesday beginning at Columbus Congregational Church The theme for the devotional services is The Lengthening Shadow and will conclude with a candlelight Holy Week service announced by the pastor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ane Columus Community Vnolegregational Church
Walter J. Thoms
Saturday Crashes Scatter Ice Slips Across City
A Friday night sheet of ice caused four two car crashes Saturday, injuring one person lightly and totaling about $970 across six of eight vehicles. At North Center and West Park Place, Richard Giacoms struck Willard Carlson’s car. ten minutes later June Mitchell hit Orlo Watrous. At South Center and Church, Donna Mick and Robert Perkins collided as Perkins failed to stop for a snowbank. Perkins cited for motor vehicle code violation.
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North Center
West Park Place
South Center
Church Streets
Donna Mick
North Center Street
Robert W. Perkins
East Smith Street
Mick
Perkins
Richard Giacoms
Willard M. Carlson
East Columbus Avenue
Carlson
June Mitchell
Erle
Orlo Watrous
R. D
Corry
Tavern Owner Denies After Hours Sale
Roderick Ellesie Haywood 33 of Brocton denied a charge of selling alcoholic beverages after closing hours at Webster Case Inn Portland He was arraigned before Peace Justice William Harris and released on $100 pending hearing Troopers Happell and Shaw Jr. arrested him after allegedly selling 12 bottles at 2 10 a m Sunday in violation of county closing rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trump
Roderick Ellesie Haywood
Brocton
Webster Case Inn
Portland
William Harris
Haywood
Blaze
Chautaudtla County
A. N. Happell
F. R. Shaw Jr
Funeral Notices for Roberts and Buetlhofer
Funeral notices report Mrs. Mary Letty Roberts to be laid to rest at Pine Grove Cemetery after services at Bracken Funeral Home Thursday at 1 p m with callers Wednesday. Mrs. John Ruth Buetlhofer will have services at Bracken on Wednesday at 2 p m with visitation Monday and Tuesday. Wattsburg Cemetery burial planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Letty Roberts
Bracken Funeral Home
Pine Grove Cemetery
Buetikofer
John
Ruth) Buetlhofer
Wattsburg Cemetery
YMCA Calendar Week of February 25 Schedule
The YMCA weekly calendar lists activities from Monday to Wednesday including various swim groups for grades and adults, dance classes, public speaking, archery, French conversation, chess, sewing and crafts, and senior club meetings with specific times and venues. Participants include Gray and Junior High Boy Beginners, High School teams, Girls and Women swimmers, Tri-Hi groups, TOPS, Kaltting Class, and Clymer Scouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teddy
Chapel
Local Community Class Schedule Highlights Weekly
A dense list of evening and daytime activities appears for multiple days. Activities include art, golf instruction, diving and scuba, typing, adult ceramics, dance classes, and sewing. Youth groups such as Cub and Brownie attendance, knitting and leathercraft, TOPS, and school teams are scheduled alongside adult swim events and a district GLE meeting.
Two Girls Rescued From Panama Residence Fire
A residence in the Panama Niobe Road area suffered a daytime blaze of undetermined origin. Two Welfare Department wards were rescued from a second floor bedroom by Al Jen Kovacic. Firefighters under Chief Harold Scolton confined the fire to a partition and an outside cornice with extensive water damage downstairs. A barn on the Alts property burned years earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Clarence Alt
Welfare ‘Department
al Jen Kovacic
Alt
Harold Scolton
Alts
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Murphy
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Mitchell
Washington
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Deer Park
KOBEY
Rome
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Gorton
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