Local residents head to towns and schools for holidays and plans
HY Socially highlights Hunter J Darling of 210 Maple Avenue leaving Erie by plane for Chicago to attend the Furniture Market. Robert Hall and Craig Seastead return to Pennsylvania State University after holidays. Rev and Mrs Max Harvey and family return to Lancaster Ohio after New Year visits. Military couples and individuals depart for assignments in Florida and Pennsylvania. Miss Ann Baressi returns from Erie after hospital visits. Patrick Tillie Hunt and William Waterhouse announce engagement with future wedding plans in Corry area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter J. Darling
Maple, Avenue
Erie
Chicago
Robert Hall
Donald Hall
Raymond Avenue
Craig Seastead
Arnold Seastead
Maple Avenue
Pennsylvania State University
Max Harvey Ane
Lancaster
Ohio
Ellis Harvey
Congress Street
William F. Shreve Jr
Thomas Lathrop
Marine Corps
Jacksonville
Fla
Richard Haberstroh
U. S
Naval Air Base
Arthur Lite
East ‘Main Street
Ann Baressi
East Smith Street
Angie Baressi
St. Vincent's Hospital
Women's Relief Corps Installs New Officers
The Corry Grange Hall hosted a noon meal for 25 members of the Women’s Relief Corps. Eva Dundon installed officers with Wesley Willis presiding. Installations included president Wesley Willis and a slate of senior and junior officers, with committee chairs named. The next regular WRC meeting is scheduled for January 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wareen Ainner
Corry Grange
Women's Relief Corps
Brookville
Wesley Willis
John Long
Eva Dundon
Manley Robbins Sr
WRC
Mrs Thomas Russell Hosts JOY Class at First Presbyterian
Mrs Thomas Russell hosted the JOY Class gathering at the East Frederick Street home yesterday evening for First Presbyterian Church members. Devotions were led by Mrs Cleo Habsht and Mrs Paul, F Baler, with Mrs Kinney presiding over a brief business session. A group discussion covered youth adult pricing for Electro A lunch, served by Mrs Russell and committee. The next meeting is scheduled for February 6 with price to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake
Tunnine
eLoseen euecenattiOd
East Frederick Street
First
Presbyterian Church
Cleo Habsht
Paul
F Baler
di Fred Kinney
Russell
Philip Segal
Charles Click
Delia Bernard
DAR Members Plan George Washington Tea
The Brokenstraw Valley Chapter of the Daughters of American Revolution met at Mrs. Raymond Bachomner’s East South Street home for a January 2 session with 16 members present. Regent Tracy Whitehead led the business meeting and substitute chaplain Mrs. Arthur Colegrove gave remarks. The group canceled the George Washington card party and decided to sponsor a fundraiser for DAR members and invited priests, with details to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brokenstraw Valley
Daughters of American Revolution
Raymond Bachomner
East South Street
J. H. Hoerlein
V. W. Graham
Mis ‘Tracy Whitehead
Arthur Colegrove
Geotee Washington
Hey
Harbor Half Ladies Aid Meeting at Chelton Home
The Harbor Half Ladies Aid gathered yesterday at Mrs Elwin Cheltons home on BR D 1 Aart with 15 members and guests. Mrs Guy Fralick led the routine session and updated the plans for the winter election of officers, postponed to the February 1 meeting at the GL with Mrs Neil Gales of RD 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwin Chelton
BR. D
Delicials
Guy Fralick
Wfitcrs
Neil Gales
RD. 1
Supeanis i
Miss JoAnn Craker Honored On Thirteenth Birthday
Miss JoAnn Craker age 13 was honored on her birthday with a Tuesday afternoon party hosted by her sister Mrs David Klinger at 100 Snyder Circle. Eight girls attended with prizes awarded. refreshments included decorated cake ice cream and candies. Miss Craker received many gifts from friends including Patty Zajac Peggy Gray Martha Abl Lorraine Slava Bettie Person Sharon Jukes and Carol Auer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Junnes Giancs
David Klinger
Snyder Circle
Miss Craker
Patty Zajac
Peggy Gray
Martha Abl
Lorraine Slava
Bettie Person
Sharon Jukes
Carol Auer
CGG Club Members Meet at Mrs Hall’s Home
Mrs Donald Hall hosted seven members and a guest Mrs William Johnson of the CGG Club on Raymond Avenue. Dessert was served and bridge played with prizes won by Mrs Hall and Mrs Donald Nant es while Mrs Harold Cragg received the door prize. James Sullivan at 285 Mead Avenue will host the new session on January 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CGG
Donald Hall
Raymond Avenue
William Johnson
CGG Cluh
Bridge
Hall
Donald Nantes
Harold Cragg
James Sullivan
Mead Avene
Daughter born to Mr and Mrs Frank Gerzina at Corky Memorial
A daughter was born last evening to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gerzina of 160 York Street at the Corky Memorial Hospital. The birth adds a new member to the Gerzina family with hospital delivery reported in local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gerzina
York Street
Tve Corky Memorial Hospital
WOTM Bake Sale Planned by Corry Chapter Members
The Corry Women of the Moose held a meeting with Mrs. Henry Davis Jr hosting. A bake sale is set for January 11 at 9:30 a.m. in Sears store, with donations welcome Friday or by 9:30 a.m. Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WOTM
Corry
Women of the Moose
Henry Davis Jr
Chaster Swarm
Sendra Cochran
University of Pennsylvania Hospital
Philadelphia
Jean Wood
Spencer Hospital
Meadville
5. J. Leone
Social Service Committee
Clarence Kirch
Sears
Kitch
Alfred Cone
Leone
William Prine
Arthur Litz
Seans
Swarm
Florence McCray
Nazarene Mission Group Meets With Japan Lesson
Mrs Gary Dingfelder opened the Nazarene Foreign Mission Society meeting at the Church of The Nazarene with songs and prayers. The program included a Japan study led by Rev Paul Bowlby, reports by the secretary and treasurer, and a note that January is membership month. An upcoming missionary visit and calendars sold were announced. closing with Rescue the Perishing and a prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Gary Dingfelder
The
Nazarene Foreign Mission Society
Church of the Nazarene
Delbert Croscutt
Dingfeder
Frank Lite
Paul Bowlby
Judy Foote
Scott Bailey Jed
Matts Kolstee Engagement Revealed at New Year Dinner
An Erie family dinner on New Year’s Day announced the engagement of Miss Barri Matts of Erie to Paul Kolstee of Corry. Miss Matts is a Mercyhurst College junior, daughter of Carl and Mrs. Matts. The groom’s family includes Mrs. Morel Ulster of 834 Spring Five, with Corry High School graduate Paul Kolstee a senior at Gannon College. The event hosted by the future bride’s relatives drew many attendees, noting names such as the Brundage, Mason, and Marsh families, but no wedding date was disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matts-Kolstee
Barri Matts
Erie
Paul Kolstee Corry
Carl Matts
Morel Ulster
Matty
Villa | Maria Academy
Mercyhurst College
Corry
Gannon Cullege
George Brundave
RD. 2
May
Webb Meenay
Nis
Enisdler Mason
Arthur Brinideee
John
Carolyn
Bichard Mason
Everett Grevlet Spiel
Deane
Barry
Revert Marsh
Cikben Kathy
Esther Arondage
Carl
Martin Brundage
Ex-Convicts Held in Car Wash Bombing Inquiry
Pittsburgh police questioned three ex convicts Lews Kleinberg 48 Richard Ambrose 42 and Gregory Greco 31 all from Pitchuret after a car wash bombing owned by Tony Grosso caused a large back-wall hole and shattered nearby windows no injuries reported Kleinberg faces charges of being no sec to attempted extortion in a separate August bombing case demanding 50000 from Jake Lipsit whose home was bombed on August 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Lews Kleinberg
Richard Ambrose
Gregory Greco
Kleinberg
Jake Lipsit
Withdraw Red Police From Berlin Action Tied to Soviet Soldier Desertions
Report from East Berlin notes the withdrawal of Red Police from border crossings amid a search for Soviet soldiers who reportedly deserted during holiday celebrations. East German authorities maintain patrols while Russians were said to be withdrawn, signaling heightened tension and shifting security roles in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enya
East Berlin
Hoffa Urges Hot Cargo Clauses In Contracts
James R. Hoffa, president elect of the Teamsters, says locals should push hot cargo clauses in contracts despite an ICC ruling. He cites court testing of the ruling and notes unions may refuse cargo handling and crossing picket lines during disputes. The ICC warned such clauses threaten interstate commerce and potential penalties. The NLRB has allowed hot cargo agreements but deemed them unenforceable under Taft Hartley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uetroit
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Teamster
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hoffa
Teamsters
TCC
puLse
ICC
The
National Labor Relations Board
Tunisia Charges French Attack Parts the Algerian Border
Tunisian government accused French soldiers of encircling and terrorizing a village on the Algerian border. After withdrawal, two Tunisians were found dead, four wounded, and 13 missing. A Tunisian Embassy communique avoided direct blame, while France denied information. President Bourguiba accused Paris of violating Tunisian sovereignty by chasing Algerian rebels across borders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tissid
Paris
Tunis
Habib Bourguibat
Tunisia
TV Highlights and Programs New York Sees Marian Anderson Tour
A See It Now segment on Marian Anderson and a 25 000 mile Asian tour shows how one woman’s voice and music won friends for the United States. The program highlights women’s influence on TV and critiques network coverage of global issues with a feminist perspective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marian Anderson
See
Cbs-Tv
Miss Anderson
State Department
American National Theatre and Academy
Russia May Have Three Atpers 909
A Swedish naval year book says Russia may have three atomic submarines. The 1958 Marinkalendern cites two possibly in the Baltic and one in the Far East, estimating Soviet subs total at more than 400. Jane's Fighting Ships notes U.S. and USSR progress with atomic subs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UVR
Russia
Marinkalendern
Baltic Sea
Far East
Marinkslendern
Baltic
Britain
Jane's Fighting Ships
Soviet Union
Jane's
United States
Five Texas boys launch rocket in Edinburg despite short height
In Edinburg Texas five high school students built a rocket that sputtered and smoked before flying about 30 feet into the air. The team called the attempt a success noting it rose higher than the Vanguard as quoted by John Haitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinburg
Tex
Vanguard
John Haitt
Tender tribute to mother Ethel on anniversary
A daughter Opal writes a short memorial poem for Ethel who died four years ago today. She recalls her mother’s smiling face, tender love and the cherished memories kept in a chest of thoughts, expressing love and lasting bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imgriam Stapleton
Ethel
Opal
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Patrick Tillie Hunt
Merrit N. Hunt
East Irving Street
Miss Hunt
William P. Waterhouse
W. W. Waterhouse
Corry Area
West Liberty
Sawyer
Women’s Relief Corps
Thomas Russell
DAR
George Washington
Harbor Half Ladies Aid
Chelton
JoAnn Craker
Leeds
Camden
N. J
Norristown
Earl Quinton
Cady and Collier
South St
Irrialtha En Grerrsiis Amg
Hess
Red
Berlin
Arte
Rere Ea
Bent
Clare Boothe Luce
Neilly’s Ice Cream
Campbell
Hunt
Mt AO
Eani A Las
National Bank of Corry
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