Blue and Gold Banquet for Cub Scout Troop 181 Held
The Catty Grange Hall hosted the Blue and Gold Banquet for Cub Scout Troop 181 with 125 parents and guests. Awards crowned Wolf Bear and Lion badges, arrowpoints, and service stars while appreciation was extended to den mothers and sponsoring groups. the evening included a program, movies, cartoons, and a post event social.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catty Grange Hall
Wbs
The
Grange
Lincoln
Cubs
George A. Myers
Claude Parker
Kenneth Burr
Wright School
Parent-Teacher Association
Ann Batesi
Wright
Fred Casler
Leonard Evans
Cariston Wassink
James Bates
Cubminster
Jay Rumbaugh
Jeffrey Rathbun
Jay Blount
David ‘Turner
Regis Dombrowski
Ricky Houghtling
Leonard Evans John
Xander
Reobert
Perkins
Terry Parker
Jerry Waite
David Turher
Arthur Hotchrist
Carlton Wassink
Rusty Snodgrass
James Caldwell
Richard Henry
Billy Weicht
Richard Mowrey
Parker
Roger Brown
Richard Blount
Ronald Cart
Harold Eddy
Ralph Perkins
Junior Class Play Test Assured At Corry High School
Corry Area High School presents Test Assured a three act comedy by Donald Payton this evening at 6 pm with ticket site indicating near capacity. Cast includes John Mowrey Kathleen Love land Susan Kinley Patricia Meer dink Nancy Davis James Lewis John Roberts Connie Shaver Joseph Magliarditi Marlene McIntyre Stuart Ball Linda Beagle David Myers Robert Betts David Van ney and Peggy Felesink. The matinee dress rehearsal occurred at 1:30 this afternoon for students and performances continue tonight and tomorrow evening directed by Philip Segal with Margar et Lundeen as student director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Area High School
Donald Payton
John Mowrey
Kathleen Love~land
Susan Kinley
Patricia Meerdink
Nancy Davis
James Lewis
John Roberts
Winter bridge tournament winners named at VFW Garden Room
The sixth winter duplicate bridge event at the VFW Garden Room drew six and one half tables. The top pair was Mrs. T. H. Tregt and J. Fred Kinley at 69 percent. Several pairs tied for second with 62 percent, including Miss Lena St Clair with Mrs. F. H. Bartholme, Mrs. Sam J Irvine with Harold Gilbert, Mrs. Wallace Young with John A. Blatt, and William Smyers with M. B. Cobbett. Further winners included Mrs. Frank Graft with Mrs. T. A. Hubley at 62 points and Mrs. Robert Tunnel with Mrs. Cobbett at 61. No game next Wednesday due to Ash Wednesday. The final winter series tournament is March 13, with a master point game March 20 and a newcomers game March 27. Ms. J. Pred Kinley leads the arrangements and will announce plans.
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VFW Post Home
Corry Bridge Association
T. H. ‘Tregt
Union City
J. Fred Kinley
Lena St. Clair
F. H. Bartholme
Sam J
Irvine
Harold Gilbert
Wallace Young
John A. Blatt
William Smyers
Mra J. Pred Kinley
EUB Ladies Aid Meets at Mrs Harley Banks Home
The Ladies Aid of the Evangelical United Brethren Church met yesterday afternoon at Mrs Harley Banks's North Center street home. Fourteen members attended with prayers and devotions led by Mrs Alice Aldrich. A brief business session followed, led by Mira Hanks, after which members worked on quills. A salad course with rolls and coffee was served. The next meeting will be March 13 at Mrs E F Bush's North Center street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Banks
EUB Ladies Aid
Ladies Aid
Evangelical United Brethren Church
North Center Street
Alice Aldrich
H. Ray Harris
Mira Hanks
E. F. Bush
Bon Voyage Luncheon For Miss Helen Jones
Miss Helen Jones was feted at a farewell luncheon yesterday at Corry Area High School attended by ten School Board members past and present. The group presented a bon voyage gift as she leaves Monday for an extended tour of Hawaii with attendees including Clarence Wallaee E W Foldt Hubert Vaughn Robert A Ol t Steward Long Arnold Sea stead Dr L M Douglas D Ar mou Hillstrom Dr A E Tate and Frank McKnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Jones
Larewell
A. E. Tate
Frank McKnight
Roger Brown
L. E Graham
Bettes
B. Anderson
Miss Jones
Hawaii
Neighborhood Club Meeting At Mrs Clark Home
Mrs Thomas Clark of West Frederick Street hosted the Neighborhood Club last night with television visiting and games. Prizes went to Mrs Wiltsoa Shreve and Miss Myrtle Akam, with Mrs Joseph Henling winning the door prize. A lunch followed featuring potato salad hot rolls relishes pie ice cream tea and coffee. Mrs Jennie Akam will host the club next with date to be announced.
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Neighborhood Club
Thomas Clark
West Frederink Street
Wiltsoa Shreve
Myrtle Akam
Joseph Henling
Ess
Jennie Akam
Free On Bond After Shooting In Pittsburgh Club
Shirley Cavanaugh, 28, a divorcee, was released on a 5000 dollar bond pending hearing after wounding Lt. Allen Garnahan of the Pittsburgh police with his gun in a downtown club. Garnahan, suspended pending a board of inquiry, had first claimed self injury before naming Miss Cavanaugh as the shooter. She surrendered to police and entered no plea at the preliminary hearing.
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Plptsburgh
Shirley Cay- Bnaigh
Pittsburgh
Allen Carnahan
Board of Inquiry
Garnahan
Miss Cavanaugh
Final Girl Scout class meeting closes eight week course
The final class meeting in a basic leadership training course in Girl Scouting was held at Corry Atta High School. The eight week instruction totaled 16 hours. A candlelight investiture ceremony awarded pins and certificates from the Erie County Council to new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Atta High School
Adelet ‘McCray
Merrill Wade
Erie County Council of
Miss McCray
Mra
George Tayor
Charles Weston
Newell Deckwith
Robert Jolley
Albert Hill
Bribe Accusations Surface in Wilma Mon tent Case Trial
In Venice the chief prosecution witness Anna Maria Caglio testified about nude parties and dinners with Ugo Montagna who allegedly tried to bribe her to recant. She named Gianpiero Piccioni as the rings assassin in Wilma's death at Montagna’s Capocotti lodge on Ostia Beach.
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Venice
Italy
Wilma Montent
Anna Maria Caglio
Herids
Ugo Montagna
Montagna
Gianpiero Piccioni
Isassin
Wilma
Capocotti
Piccioni
Aga
Ostia
Capocotta
Plodent
Anna Maris
Rales
Sina
Teens may face questioning in $100000 thefts
In Sharon Pennsylvania police probe implicates up to 200 teens in shoplifting for thrills costing merchants about 100000 over the past year. Chief John Whitmore said 4% have been questioned with no charges yet. thefts rose after self-service counters were installed.
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Sharon
John Whitmore
Nixon Sets Off on Africa Good Will Tour
Vice President Nixon leaves Washington for an eight-country Africa trip and Italy. The 22 day, 17 000 mile journey aims to show U S interest in Africa and to ease East West tensions. Accompanied by Mrs Nixon and a four member delegation he will visit Morocco the Gold Coast Libera Uganda Ethiopia Sudan Libya Tunisia with a main stop in the Gold Coast for March 6 ceremonies marking the independence of Ghana. The party will spend four days there and conduct talks with leaders in other nations. Nixon seeks person to person contact and will meet leaders in each country before returning to the capital March 21.
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Washington
Nixon
Italy
Africa
White House
Morocco
Gold Coast
Libera
Uganda
Ethiopia
Sudan
Libya
Tunisia
Ghana
United States
Aixon
Asia
Central America
South America
Raba
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Charles Ross
Avis [Ross
Brook Street
Methodist Church
First Methodist Church
Bruce Myers
John Bisley
Bonnie Cady
Hugh McKnight
Gary Swanson
Harriet Hotchkiss
Cheryl Sturgis
James Clark
Vickie
Kaylene Bailey
Marlene Wells
Katheine Blilay
Veo Lindsey
Red Cross
Ruesell
LOS Angeles Times
Wade
L. P. Baker
Merle Genung
John Misik
Page Louderback
Alfred J. Morrison
Darwin Wolcott
McCray
Sisterhood of
Scouts and Guides
Punchland
Cookien Ware
Playboy
Concord
N. H
A. J. Chretien
Alcoholics Anonymous
Flye Rexall Drugs
Center St
AgSeon In
Glamour
Hiapnee
Majorca
Cy Occesson
Sleps
F. C. Chapin & Son
Romper Room Toys
TV Channel 2
New Model
Toy Town
Connie’s
Oscar Mayer
Kraft
Nabisco
Graham
Connie's
Akery
Uiv GE Anne
Gilbert Tom Roland
Trion
Ee Tucker
Bennett Vo
Vous
Prinay
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