Local Entrants Included In Erie Craftsmen Show
Mrs. L. O. Nichols of North Center street and Mrs. Norman Swart of R. D. 2 will exhibit hand painted china tomorrow Friday and Saturday at the Pennsylvania Guild of Craftsmen Show in Erie. The event on the sixth floor of the Boston Store features more than thirty crafts including feathercraft ceramics carving painting on glass weaving cake decorating copper jewelry and lapidary with viewing during regular store hours and Friday night until 9 o'clock.
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L. O. Nichols
North Center Street
Norman Swart
Pennsylvania— Guild —of Craftsmen
Erie
Trants
Boston
Good Grooming Program Highlights Girl Scout Meet
Miss Peggy rox and Mrs. Fred Jensen spoke on grooming at Girl Scout Troop 398 in First Presbyterian Church. The session covered skin and hair care with a film on beautiful hair. Plans were set for a Shrove Tuesday pancake supper March 6 to fund three scouts for the Vermont Roundup in July. A splash party and nosebag supper were planned for March 12 to celebrate 50 years of Girl Scouting. Pittsburgh forecast notes river advisory with the Allegheny expected to crest around 20 feet March 1, with possible revisions if ice breaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Rox
Fred Jensen
First Presbyterian Church
Vermont
Madeline Jolley
Judy MacGregor
Donna McEldon
United States
Bridge Scores Show Six and Half Table Mitchell Master Point Game
Members of the Tuesday Afternoon Duplicate Bridge Club held a six and one half table Mitchell Master Point game yesterday afternoon. North and south winners were Mrs. FH Barthelme Union City and Mrs. J. Fred Kinley 66. East and west winners included Mrs. HJ Wilcox and Mrs. Gerald Lane 63% and others with scores 47 and 45. A regular game is planned for next week with reservations by Mrs. Raymond Sandburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FH. Barthelme
Union City
J. Fred Kinley
Ted Treat
Uneton City
Morgan Beverly
James Lundy
Martin Kepple
H. J. Wilcox
Gerald Lane
William Hecker
Veo Lindsey
Raymond Sandburg
Louis Morrow
Rubinoff To Play On World Famous Stradivarius
Dave Huta appears in a Corry Area High School program on March Lath playing the renowned Romanoff Stradivarius violin valued at $100,000. Sponsored by the Rotary Club to fund charities, the instrument is noted for its tone and depth. Tickets sold at local drugstores and Rotary members, with free reserved seats via Sea's Drugs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Read Dave Huta
Corry Area
Rotary Club
Russia
Rubinoff
Sea's Drugs
Bennett's
Roberts Children’s Shop
Golden Age Club Hears Student From Sweden
The Corry Area Golden Age Club welcomed Lennart Hammarberg an exchange student from Sweden with an amusing talk at yesterday's afternoon meeting. Fifty three members attended in the YMCA all purpose room and the gathering doubled as a February birthday party. Rev Casler acted as chaplain offering devotions and a closing prayer. A nominating committee was named and two new members joined. The next meeting will begin at 1 PM at the YMCA.
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Lennart Hammarberg
Sweden
Corry Area
Golden Age Club
YMCA
Robert Casler
Wayte Vallevangelical United Brethren Church
Hannah Murphy
Mayme Mitchell
Bernice DeJean Migp
Lavina Mapes
Mabel Brown
Ralph Glenn
Ethel Mixer
Scuba Diving Topic At Rotary Meeting Explored
William Masler Jr guest speaker at the Rotary Club program in the Hotel Corry explains scuba diving as a dangerous sport. He discusses swimming skill requirements and gear while sharing observed marine life. The session includes Q A and a group program with Morgan Beverly presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Masler Jr
Masler
Rotary Club
Hotel Corry
Aero- View Dynamics Two
Harry Hickle
Morgan Beverly
Robert Ott Jr
William Armitage
William Leaby
William Rodemeyer
Loase Willan
Eef
Local servicemen visit home before deployment flights
Roy B Kerstsetter and Donna Silvis returned to Chanute Air Force Base Illinois after a 10 day leave at his West Pleasant street home. Kerstetter trains as an electronics technician and completed a missile guidance course. After five weeks at Chanute he will be assigned to a Bomark missile base. Marine Corp. and Mrs William F Shreve Jr. and Kathy visited from Cherry Point North Carolina for leave. he will be stationed in Hawaii for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy B. Kerstewer
Roy Kerstetter
West Pleasant Street
Chanute Air Force Base
Ilinois
Chanute
Bomark
Donna Silvis
R. D
Kerstetter
Marine Corp
Wiliam F., Shreve Jr
Kathy
City
Cherry Point
N. C
William Shreve Sr
East Pleasant Street
Hawaii
Corp
Open House Honoring Merle Haskell Golden Wedding
An open house honoring Mr and Mrs Merle Haskell on their golden wedding anniversary will be at 136 East Pleasant Street Sunday from 2 to 5 PM. Hosted by the couple’s children Mrs Donald Haskell Titusville Mrs Doris Richards Falconer and Mrs Thurza Miles. Friends relatives and neighbors invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Haskell
East Pleasant Street
Donald Haskell
Titusville
Doris Richards
Falconer
Thurza-Miles
Bors
Miss Universe Kicked Out Of City Hall In Tampa
Miss Universe Mary Jene Schmidt 24 of West Germany was escorted from Tampa City Hall by a publicist after a dispute during a veterans group discussion on flag handling. She later met the mayor and received a key to the city while the publicist apologized for the incident.
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Tampa
Pinch
City ‘Hall
Mary Jene Schmidt
West Germany
Council Chamber
George Washington
Paul O'Hara
Miss Schmidt
Julian Lane
O'Hara
Powers May Reveal Details On Secrecy Break Next Week
U2 pilot Francis Gary Powers could testify before Congress within days after a special inquiry board concluded he handled the situation well. He has remained in seclusion since the Soviet capture on February 10. House Foreign Affairs expects a closed session next week, while the Senate may decide after a Thursday briefing by CIA director John A. McCone.
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Washington
Francis Gary Powers
Powers
Soviet Union
Congressional
Reed
Kennedy
Congress
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Thomas E. Morgan
D-Pa
Senate Armed Services Committee
John A. McCone
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Powers returns as U2 pilot exchange ends long dispute
The May 1960 U2 incident sparks debate as Powers is exchanged in Berlin for Soviet spy Rudolf Abel after being imprisoned by the USSR. He faced minimal information disclosure and was later questioned at an undisclosed location in the United States. Albert Rhys Williams, 73, American author who covered Bolshevik Russia, dies in North Tarrytown. Williams once led Maverick Church in Boston and wrote for major outlets.
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Soviet Union
CLA
Powers
CTA
Berlin
Rudolf Abel
North Tarrytown
Albert Rhys Williams
Russia
Williams
Maverick Church and Forum
Boston
Outlook Magazine
New York Post
Old New York World
Split Hurts GOP Chances in Pennsylvania Race
In a page one continuation, Scott cites an Eisenhower remark calling the Woodside-Van Zandt ticket miserable while Eisenhower later signals support. Malone backs Woodside, praising experience of recent governors and contrasting with Arthur McGonigle. Democrat David Lawrence remains the incumbent winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Woodside
Malone
Pennsylvania
Arthur McGonigle
Reading
David Lawrence
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Girl Scout
Pittsburgh
U. S. Weather Bureau
Allegheny River
Stradivarius
Avion
Phil C
HNL
Arnal
Dermot Walsh
Htl
Aso Yen Penel Wadia
Frank Gorswne
Jesse White
Velembeck
TM Bagors
Flippen
Bruce Geller
EL Olichler
Philip Barry
Irving Brecher
Rotary
Gary Powers
Kenmore
Norge
Frigidaire Refrigerator
Westinghouse Electric
Columbus
Korell
Bennett
Corry
House of Fashion
Wilson‘s
Oscar Mayer Tobin
Duncan Hines
Lake Shore
Chase & Sanborn Coffee
Tin
Shurfine Bartlett
Oscar Mayer
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