January Mary Circle meeting at First Methodist Church
The Mary Circle of the Woman's Society of Christian Service met at Mrs. R G Barnes home on North Center Street with devotions by Mrs. William Rieck and business led by Mrs. Joe Guignon. Plans were announced for a January 17 family night dinner and a February 1 bake sale at Mrs. Howard Stulls home. The program featured a study of Change of Heart led by Mrs. Ann Andrus, followed by a salad social.
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Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
R. G. Barnes
North Center Street
Timothy
William Rieck
Joe Guignon
Howard Stull
Ann Andrus
Harriet Myers
Fred Miller
Lemon Street
Salvation Army
Frank McKnight
Barbara Roberts
Miss Roberts
Miller
Maple Avenue
Carl Hinman
Mrs. Dyckes Dies After Long Sherman Residence
Mrs. Dyckes, born April 26, 1877 in Beaverdam, died this morning at Knapp Nursing Home on B.D. 4. She lived in Sherman before 1939, was married to Arthur Dyckes, and had been a student in local schools. Surviving are daughter Estella Wells, Corry. sons George J. Dyckes, Lake City, and Arthur Wayne Dyckes, Fairport Harbor. eight grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Knapp Nursing Home
B.D
Corry Memorial Hospital
Dyckes
Beaverdam
Arthur Dyckes
Sherman
Women's Benefit Association
Garden Club of
Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge
City
Estella Wells
Corry
George J. Dyckes
Lake City
Arthur Wayne Dyckes
Fairport Harbor
Harold
Gren
Bracken Funeral Home
Journal
Mrs Lyle Chase Hosts EUB Aid Meeting
Eleven members of the Friendship Aid of the Evangelical United Brethren Church met with Mrs. Lyle Chase on North Center street. Mrs. Gertrude Grover, president, led the session after the opening devotions by Mrs. Chase. Hostess served sandwiches cookies tea and coffee with Mrs. Lloyd Lillie assisting. Next session set for January 18.
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Lyle Chase
EUB Friendship Aid
Friendship Aid
The
Evangelical United Brethren Church
North Center Street
Gertrude Grover
Aid
Chase
Lloyd Lillie
Gelder Back Pay Drawn By State Liquor Panel Chief
The state Justice Department ruled Chairman Frederick T. Gelder of the Liquor Control Board is owed 27000 in back pay, with a 12000 back salary to the widow of late Frank Armstrong. The decision, by Attorney General Frank F. Truscott, cites the board as an arm of the Legislature not bound by a salary-change ban during a term. Gelder, an interim appointee, had earned 10000 since his term expired before 1949 and the panel's salary history dates to 1949. Polio cases also fell, with Allegheny and 14 nearby counties reporting 236 cases and four deaths in 1954 versus 431 and 10 in 1953.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
State Justice Department Today
Frederick T. Gelder
State Liquor Control Board
Gelder
Susquehanna County
Patrick &. Kerwin
George M. Leader
Frank F. Truscott
Frank D. Armstrong
Truscott
State Liquor Contra Board
State Supreme Court
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High Court
Public Utility Commission
Milk Control Commission
General Assembly
Liquor Control Board
Piitsburgh
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I. Hope Alexander
Pittsburgh
Epsilon Phi Chapter Hosts Sorority Meeting at East Main
Mrs Ernest Emmons Jr hosted Epsilon Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi at her East Main street home. Mrs Robert Gleason led the routine session as members approved purchasing a TB bond. Merle McIntyre spoke on selecting and making cerplsake. Strawberry shortcake with coffee was served. Next meeting set for January 18 at Miss Julie Ficcardi’s home.
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Ernest Emmons Jr
Epsilon Phi
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
East Main Street
Robert Gleason
Merle McIntyre
William Peiffer
Julie Ficcardi
Mrs C H Holden Hosts Bridge Club on West Church Street
Two bridge tables were in play as Mrs. C. H. Holden entertained her card club on West Church street. Mrs. L. J. Lindsley won the game award and a light lunch followed. The group will meet again in two weeks.
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C. H. Holden
West Church Street
L. J. Lindsley
Cootlette Club Holds Monthly Meeting
Chief Grayback Mrs Clyde Reynolds presided at the Goodette Club No 102 gathering at VEW Post home. A report covered Christmas contributions to veterans hospitals and shut ins with thank you notes read. The annual contribution to the Cootle Fund was voted. Mrs Reynolds won the evening award.
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Cootlette Club
Grayback
Clyde Reynolds
Goodette Club
VEW Post
Cootle Fund
Reynolds
Ruth Clark
Edward Kovach To Head Holy Name Society
Officers elected at St. Thomas Holy Name Society monthly meeting held at St. Edward's School hall. Edward Kovach named president with Arthur Litz as vice president and Leo Hooks as secretary treasurer. Outgoing president James L. Allyn led the session. Light refreshments were served by Don Bachemer and committee after the meeting. Regular choir practice concluded the evening.
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Edward Kovach
Holy Name Society
St. Thomas’ Holy Name Society
St. Edward's School Hall
Doht DeSant
Arthur Litz
Leo Hooks
James L. Allyn
Don Bachemer
Basketball Coach Speaks at Rotary Club Meeting
Victor Cragg Jr, basketball coach at Gorry Area High School, addressed Rotary Club members at the Hotel Corry last evening. Introduced by January program chairman Olin W. Bracken, Cragg outlined training rules, physical and mental coordination, and the game’s required qualifications. Guests included E. E. Johnson of Warren and Fred Jackson of the city.
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Rotary Club
Gorry Area
Hotel Corry
Victor Cragg Jr
Olin W. Bracken
Cragg
E. E. Johnson
Warren
Fred Jackson
Lady Rebekah Lodge Meeting Reported At OOF Hall
A good attendance was noted at the Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge meeting last evening at the OOF Hall. Presiding was noble grand Mrs. Glarrice Cox. Members voted to purchase a TB Bond. Mrs. Harvey Loveland Mrs. John Ohrn and Mrs. Maude Keefe served light refreshments. next meeting set for January 15.
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Lady Rebekah Lodge
Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge
Oof
Glarrice Cox
Harvey Loveland
John Ohrn
Maude Keefe
Corry Nurses Alumnae Hold Routine Meeting
Corry Nurses Alumnae gathered in the Gary Memorial Hospital nurses lounge for a routine business session led by president Mrs. Carrie Williams. The group scheduled their next meeting for February 1st.
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Corry
Gary Memorial Hospital
Carrie Williams
Barkley Rejoins Senate Ninety-Three Year Return
Senator Alben W. Barkley of Kentucky is sworn in again as a United States senator at age 77. He resumes a long career begun in 1927 and joins the Democratic caucus with familiar reception from former colleagues and staff.
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Washington
Alben W. Barkley
Kentucky
United States
Veep
Senate
Brett
Barkley
Two Are Killed In Auto Crash Near Huntingdon
In a two car collision near Here two children died and a man and three siblings were injured. The station wagon carrying Walter W. Eichenberger 37 Milwaukee sustained the deaths of Katherine Eichenberger 8 and David M. Isenberg 69 of Mill Creek. Theresa 7 and William 5 were reported critically injured along with their father who was slightly hurt while returning the children to relatives after a holiday visit in Pennsylvania.
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Huntingdon
Here
David M. Isenberg
Mill Creek
Katherine Eichenberger
Lewistown
Theresa
William
Walter W. Eichenberger
Milwaukee
Eichenberger
Pennsylvania
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