Engagement of Bonita Thompson to Frank Borin announced
Miss Bonita Thompson of Columbus is engaged to Frank Borin son of Mrs Frank Borin of Palisades. Bonita, a Corry High School alumna, worked for Dr John Dysher and now sails as a stewardess with American Airlines in New York City. Frank Borin, a former Navy pilot and Cornell graduate, works for Transworld Airlines International Division. The wedding date is set.
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Bonita Thompson
R. Thompson
Columbus
Bon Miu
Frank Borin
Palisades
Corry High School
John Dysher
American Airlines
New York City
Bonn
Navy
Cornell University
Transworld, Airlines, International Division
Noble
Two Prison Escapees Still At Large In West Virginia
Two fugitives from Allerheny County Workhouse remain at large after escaping during the day. William Enscoe, a 43 year old Pittsburgh taxi driver, says he drove the missing prisoners to Wheeling. The men Walter Walchak, 21, of Library PA, and Howard L. Dan berl, 20, of Soul Huntingdon PA, allegedly robbed a Fox Chapel home owner, kidnapped a son, and fled in the household car abandoned near Sharpsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Allerheny County
West Virginia
William Enso
Wheeling
W. Va
Enscoe
Walter Walchak
Library
Howard L. Danberl
Soul Huntingdon
Fox Chapel
Householde
Sharpsburg
Methodist Church Circle Meets At Barnes Home
Circle No 1 of the WSC 8 met at Mrs. R G Barnes North Center Street last evening with Mag W B Slowe presiding and Mrs How ard Rehnberg leading devotions The lesson Near East Panorama was presented by Mrs Edmund Barr Social hour featured contests arranged by Mrs Donald Gadly Refreshments by Mrs Carl Swanson and Mrs Zuella Mc Eloy Follow up plans for a joint meeting of three WSC circles were discussed and Circle No 1 will meet again February 6th at the church after the Week of prayer service
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edom
W. SC
North Center Street
R. G. Barnes
Mag. W. B. Slowe
Howard Rehnberg
Edmund Barr
Donald Gadly
Carl Swanson
Zuella McEloy
S.C
Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge Meets for Initiation Practice
Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge No. 140 held a business meeting and initiation practice with 33 members present. Noble Grand Mrs. Lot Dahl presided. discussion covered sending clothes to the Odd Fellows Home in Meadville. Refreshments were provided by committee members. next regular meeting set for January 16 with degree work planned January 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anewibers
Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge No. 140
Lot Dahl
Noble Grand
Meadville
Kenneth Loveland
W. EK
Shindledocker
Circle No. 2 W S C meets at Franklin Street home
Circle No. 2 of the Woman's Society of Christian Science met Tuesday evening at Mrs. Stanley Nichols's Franklin Street home with Mrs. Lester Lopus as president. Ruth Dohilstrand led devotions from John and read a poem "God's Warts." The study on Near East Panorama covered politics and economy. Mrs. Nich, assisted by Mrs. Benjamin Skinner, served sandwiches and toffee. Next circle gathering set for February 6 with Mrs. Carl Hinman hosting.
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Stanley Nichols
Franklin Street
W.s.cs
Lester Lopus
Ruth Dohilstrand
Ollowing
Nich
Mix Benjamin Skinner
Carl Hinman
Donna Jean Adams to wed John Little
Wilma Adams of Neath Cly mer announces the engagement of her youngest daughter Donna Jean to John Little, son of Mr and Mrs Richard Little of Wrightsville. A wedding date has been set.
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Wits
Wilma Adams
Neath Clymer
Donna Jean
John Little
Richard Little
Wrightsville
Local residents and service members noted in weekend moves
Mr and Mrs Paul J Pizer relocate from East Frederick street to Dillsbury Pil for their future home. Retired Edward Nelson returns to Fort Benning after holidays with his parents in Columbus. Miss Gloria Akam visits Washington after staying with her parents on R D 1. Doris Alam departs for Edwards N M teaching post. Erie's Herbert Hausmann visits Akam home with daughter Sydney. Rex Henton leaves for Westminster College after holidays with parents. Josephine Perry returns to Meadville from her father Joseph Perry in West Washington street. Pvt Courtney Fargo stationed at A P Hill in Virginia is on furlough at his parents Warren and Mrs Fargo in Columbus. Cpl David Fenton returns to Swamp Attterbury after furlough with his parents on East Main street. Mr and Mrs Frank Johns of Ripley return home after visiting sister Mrs Walter Degean on Ridge street. Warren Hulings and Harold Builings families attend Doris Arters funeral in Union City. Jack Bell and wife move from city to Erie. Mrs A Virdin of Philadelphia returns home after holiday with daughter Mrs William Lewby and family on East Frederick street. David Crowell of Northwest street George Mulvin of R D 3 and Thomas Maloney formerly of Mott street leave Erie for Air Corps training at Lackland Texas.
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Paul J. Pizer
East Frederick Street
Dillsbury
Pil
Edward Nelson
Fort Benning
Harry Nelson
Columbus
Gloria Akam
Washington
Alr. Akam
Doris Alam
Virginia
Warren R. Fargo
Cpl
David Fenton
Swamp Atterbury
East Main Street
George Fenton
Frank Johns
Ripey
Walter Degean
Ridgestreet
Warren Hulings
Harold Builings
Union City
Sevice
Doris Arters
Jack Bell
Erie
A. Virdin
Philadelphia
William Lewby
David Crowell
Northwest Street
George Mulvin
Thomas Maloney
Mott
Air Corps
Lackland
San Antonio
Texas
Rev Bowman Addresses Rotarians at Hotel Corry
The Rotary Club dinner last evening featured Rev. Harry S. Bowman pastor of St. Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church speaking on New Year And A New Way Of Life. He urged seizing new year opportunities for better living. Officials announced the 12th night Christmas tree burn will be Saturday January 6 on East Washington street. March 26 and 9 were set for the minstrel show with rehearsals starting the last Tuesday in January. Dr T S Kelsey was named to replace the late Dr Ulausse Jones as AR director.
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Gatesy Spenner
Tme
Rotary Club
Corry
Harry S. Bowman
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Bowman
William Leaby
East Washington Street
Bowmans
Kelsey
Ulausse Jones
Kiwanis Club Sets 1951 Actions and Chairs
The Kiwanis meeting at the Phoenix Hotel elected James H. Harper as president and outlined 1951 goals for Kiwanis International and the local club. He named committee chairs including Bennink, Livingston, Ries, Ventsasel, Stull, Bupe, Martin, Auer, Flowers, Hull, Wallace, Edwards, Zalmeck, Christensen, Grice, Barach, and Packo, and noted a paper drive report by Crowell and Zalmeck. Group singing was led by Mr. Rice. The directors meet tonight at 6 o'clock at the Phoenix.
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We Kiwanis Clu
Phoenix Hotel
James H. Harper
Kiwanis
Ivan Bennink
David Livingston
H. Lynn Ries
Frank Ven Tassel
Agricultuire
Anc Kiwants
Paul Crowell
Philip Zalmneck Bayer
Troop 81
Mr. Rice
Rice
Harper
Mrs Fred Ross Hostess To W C T U Tuesday
Mrs Fred Ross of Worth Street entertained several Wes T U members last evening for a business meeting and social period. Mrs Tone Johnson chaired in the absence of the vice president with a devotion on Light of Prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Ross
Worth
Bertha Warner
Miss Johnson
Soldiers and Sailors
C. D. of A to Initiate Class January 25th Plans
C. D. of A will initiate a new class on January 25 during the next regular session of Court Conception No. 35. Grand Regent Mrs. J F Needham announced that applications must reach her by January 9. Mrs. Paul Berst, Erie district deputy, will be guest of honor at the initiation service.
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C. D. of A
Court Conception
D. of A
J.F. Needham
Paul Berst
Erie
Servier
New Year’s Party Hosts Share Evening With Guests
Sarana Ars and Isenneyn McCray of Cutting hosted a New Year’s Daily Saturday evening gathering at their home attended by 30 young people. Guests played various games and contests and were served salad, sandwiches, cake, jello and a beverage. George Boozel, home on furlough, was among the guests who attended the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarana Ars
Isenneyn McCray
Cutting
George Boozel
Farewell Party For Russell Mitchell
A farewell party honoring Russell Mitchell who will leave for the service recently took place at the Phoenix Hotel. Hosts at his stealth diner were 12 employees from the inspection department of the Reymond plant. During the social period a purse of money was presented to the honored guest by his associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Mitchell
Phoenix Hotel
Reymond
Miss Marcella Stover Engaged To Be Married
Miss Marcella Trene Stover, daughter of Mr and Mrs Elmer Stover of Spartansburg R D 2, is betrothed to Gordon Fralick of Corry R D 1. Both graduated Spartansburg High School in 1950 and Fralick works in farming with his father. No wedding date has been set.
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Marcella Stover
Elmer Stover
Spartansbug
R. D
Marcella Trene
Gordon Fralick
Fralick
Guy Fralick
Corry
Miss Stover
My. Fralick
Spartansburg High School
Weelding
Experiment on Shipping Iron Ore During Winter
United States Steel Corp. tests moving Minnesota ore by rail in winter using 195 cars. Cars are thawed in a North Bessemer plant after calcium chloride treatment at the Chisholm Minnesota shipping point. Half the cars head to Duquesne Pa works, 50 to Chicago, and 50 to Youngstown Ohio to evaluate winter transport viability amid heavy steel demand.
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Associion
Pittsburgh
United States Steel Corp
Minnesota
Tuquesne
North Bessemer
Chicago Imill
Youngstown
Chis~holm
Minn
Eastern
Great Lakes
Summiey
Speech by Governor Draws Meed Reaction
A capacity crowd heard Governor address after the 1951 legislature organization. Sen M Havey Taylor was re elected Senate president pro tempore for a fourth term and Rep Herbert P Sorg was named speaker again. Committees will be chosen in the interim with budget talks due late February or March. Civil defense financing questions loom as lawmakers weigh taxes or borrowing to fund possible $125 million needs.
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Aru
Covernor
Sen M. Havey Taylor
R-Dau
Phir
Senate
Herbert P. Sorg
R- Bill
Taylor
Sorg
J Plo
Ber
Fine
Congress
Truman
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