Exchange Student Donald Wharton Addresses DAR
Donald Wharton spoke at the Broken Airaw Valley Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution about his exchange year in France and Paris photos. The meeting at Mrs. Roger Brown’s home opened with regent Mrs. Homer Kolstee’s ritual. notices included DAR support for Katherine Mathais, forthcoming Continental Congress, and fundraising for Tennessee and Alabama school projects. The next meeting is February 2 at Mrs. Horton Davis’s home.
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Kui Wigton
Lorry Area
Bchool Pener
France
American Pistol Service Exchange
Ptudent
Daughters of the American Revolution
Pau
Paris
Roger Brown
Homer Kolstee
Sarah Ludlow
Connecticut Dar
Katherine Mathais
Continental Congress
Washington, D. C
James Sinare
Congress
Tennessee
Alabama
Kate Duncan Smith
Grant
Ala
Brown
Horton Davis
Moose Women Plan Midwinter Conference and Dinner
The Moose Women of Maose met at the Moose home with Mrs William Prine to elect a class of candidates. They announced the WOTM midwinter conference in Union City on Sunday January 29 at 1 30 pm and urged attendance. Plans for a public dinner later this month were discussed. Refreshments were served by Mrs Susy Giacoma. Attendance awards went to Mrs Donald Carter and Mrs Charles VanTussel received a special award.
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Moose Home
William Prine
WOTM
Union City
Dessie Mason
Corry
Con- Pe
Twelfth Night closes festive season with Epiphany party
Town columns note the Christmas season ends with a Twelfth Night celebration featuring a traditional cake hidden bean and cale. The paper reports residents traveling to Bristol and Louisville for family events, calendar deadline changes, New Year visits, teen dances at the YMCA, and local military leaves.
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de Bueal
Cale
Bristol
Edward Feldt
West Smith Street
Wilson Cornthwaite
Journal
Louisville
John Kinney
Barbara
Kath Jeet
Christine
Pegsy
Earl Haight
North Center Street
City
Donald Armitage
Grand Rapids
Mich
Jackie
Mark
Victor Armitage
Spring Creek
Alfred Haenel
R.D
YMCA
Alice
Leon L. Brynolfson
Wid Mes
Gordon Brynolfson
West South Street
Fort Dix
N. J
Lenny
U.S. Army Ordnative School
Aberdeen Praying Grounds
Maryland
Jack Raymond
Kathy
Lancaster
Edward Raymond
Raymonds
Jerrold Raymond
Houghton College
Houghton
N.Y
Bno-Ball Dance Committee
Engagements and social notices fill Garland and Corry
The crystal of local announcements includes engagements for Paul McDonald and Rosemary Yanni, and Betty McDonald to Pat Bartlett, with details of schools and military service. Also noted are births, musical tributes by local residents Tom Morey and John Rossbacher, weekend visitors from Dayton and Nathelle, Virginia, and gatherings at multiple homes in Corry and nearby towns.
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Homadag
Moun
Howard Mac Donald
OG Liberty Street
Hank Beauseigneur
Garland
Rosemary Yanni
McDonalds
Paul
Youngsville High School
Corry Area High School
Betty McDonald
Pat
M A. Bartlett
Installation of WRC Officers at Corry Grange Hall
Mrs Honice Hankin was installed as president of the Wo mans Home Orchestra Corps during an all day meeting in Corry Grange Hall yesterday. Officers named include Manley Robbing Jr as senior vice president Walter Pier junior vice president Ew n Didar treasurer El ate Newnan secretary Fern Gilson chaplain Wesley Willis conductor John Long lard ant Henry Bill counsellor and additional members Velma Long George Hurlbert Bertha Darwin C A Pier Joseph Gentil Man Ernest Burtikoter John Babcock Marjorie Brown as press correspondent. A quilt was presented and a tureen dinner served. Outgoing president Evi Dundon opened the meeting and a letter from Bertha Brown was read. The next meeting is January 7.
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WRC
Honice Hankin
Woman's Holtel Corps
Corry ‘Grange Wall
Mabel Brown
Hankin
Manley Robbing Jr
Walter Pier
Ewn Didar
Elate Newnan
Fern Gilson
Wesley Willis
John Long
Henry Bill
Velma Long
George Hurlbert
Bertha Darwin
C. A. Pier
Joseph Gentil- Man
Ernest Burtikoter
John Babcock
Punch
Marjorie Brown
Bertha Pervin
Willer Pier
Evi Dundon
Department
Bertha Brown
Bethlehem
John
Holden plans to live in Switzerland to stay close to work
Hollywood star Bill Holden says he will reside long term in Switzerland not as a tax dodge but to stay near his work. He notes higher U.S. taxes on residuals and multi country earnings, and that European locations are now closer to Hollywood. Holden will still film in Hollywood if scripts require.
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James Bacon
Hollywood
Bill Holden
Switzerland
Madison Avenue
Connecticut
Central Park West
David Niven
Deborah Kerr
Aufirey Hepburn
Yul Brynner
Mel Ferrer
Holden
Thion
Holden Pictures
Europe
Asia
Suzie Wong
Hong Kong
Bridge
Kwai
U.S.A
Sam
Germany
Denmark
Sweden
United States
Spring Greek Ladies Aid Names Officers For New Term
Harry Joheson hosted yesterday’s Spring Greek Ladies Aid meeting at the former home to elect officers for the new term. Mins. Chandler Mazon was named president, Mrs. Roy Lillie vice president, Mrs. Harold Eddy secretary, and Mrs. Paul Kasterlin treasurer. Devo tions led by Mrs. Arthur Brundage cited Philippians chapter three. A gift was voted to the memorial fund at Hartman Center in memory of the late Rev. Cleon Swartz. Eight members and one guest attended. The session adjourned after light refreshments. next meeting scheduled for February with the location to be announced.
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Chandler Mazon
Roy Lillie
Harold Eddy
Paul Kasterlin
Keamurey
Mog
Frank Kafferlin
Hartman Center
Cleon Swartz
George Brundage
Friendship Club Fetes President At Meeting
The Friendship club honored its president Mrs. Harry Jaquith and her infant Pamela at yesterday’s meeting at the home of Mrs. John Decis er. Eight members, three children and guest Mrs. Sidney Smith attended. Prizes went to Mrs. Norman Swart and Miss Frances Sperry. Bertha Warner won the mystery package and door prize. A bread tray meal with coffee and ice cream followed. Mrs. Jaquith will host the next meeting in three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Jaquith
Pamela
R.D. 3
John Decis
Sidney Smith
Jaquith
Nazi figure in crisis hanged self in Germany town
Police reported that Johannes Otto, 56, the police chief of Recklinghausen, a Ruhr town, was under investigation over his background and hanged himself at his home last night. The case follows questions about his alleged Negi ties.
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Recklinghausen
Germany
Johannes Otto
Ruhr
Edwards Chapel EUB Youth Group Sleigh Ride Holiday Party
Members of the Edwards Chapel EUB Youth Fellowship at Marks Corners held a holiday party at the church. They rode to Amos Vanzurden’s home for a sleigh ride around Cuttings area and returned for a meal with gifts and chili. Numerous family guests shared in Christmas Eve and Christmas Day gatherings with relatives in the area.
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Edwards Chapel
EUB
Evangelical United Brath~ Fen
Marks Corners
Amos Vanzurden
Cuttings
Pia
Government urged to aid Northwest Pennsylvania efforts
Government urged to aid Northwest Pennsylvania through SBA first mortgage financing in distressed areas and enhanced agency purchases. The Northwestern Pennsylvania Conference delegates form six committees on Port of Erie, Highways, food control, finance, Procurement, and Keystone Ordinance Works with counties including Stanford, Erie, Venango, Mercer, Lawrence, Clarion, Clearfield, Warren, McKean, Jefferson and Butler.
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Small Business Administration
Northwestern Pennsylvania
Erie
Keystone
Stanford
Venango
Mercer
Lawrence
Clarion
Clearfield
Warren
McKean
Jefferson
Sutler
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Donald Wharton
Shizuoka
Japan
Naomi Nishimura
U. S
Nittary Ald Ih
Gene Austin
My Sugar
U.S. Army
Topsies
Paul McDonald
Corry Memoral Hospital
Mir
Ronald Schrecen- Kosh
West
Washington Street
Thomas Mowrey
Ub Eastman School of Music
Tom
First Presbyterian Church
John Rossbacher
William Loftus
Beatrice Bensink
L. C. Barnes
West Church Street
George Carnbike
South
Fred Taylor
Pittsfield
Lucy Schurman
Clymer
West Congress Street
Robert Curtis
Bruce Burr
Newell Gates
Steve Grice
Tom Harvey
Lyle Johnson
Lenny Loveland
Doug Weber
Big Springs
Tex
Robert Betts
Betts
Lindy Builey
Charles Mulligan
Howard Mulligan
Eric
Phillip Mulligan
Jamestown
George Sloan
Pha
National Bank of Corry
Prank Kentforlin
Harry Joheson
Greek Ladies Aid
Friendship Club Fetes
Robert, White and Sons
Wilbur Taymolink
Arthur, Cooper Sr
Arthur Cooper Brand
Findley Lake
Richard Goggin
Dernié
Artur Goggin
Elmer Heath
Charles Reed
Eugene
Beverly Redding
William Burch
Clayton Redding
Donald
Roy Crosscutt
Russell Patterson
Jay Bowen
Johnny
Melvin Bowen
Bob McKenzie
Orvie Jones
Ravin Hill
Luther Bowen
Merle Sweet
Merla
Bobby
Russell Moore
Mickey Finn
Novill East Side
Marwin Toslink
Bin
Albert “Brussing
Marvin Sobruer
Reslink
Tandore Redding
Homer
Charlen Reed
Mins
Beverly Rewd
Jay’ Bowen
Jelnny
Harold Sweet
Harold Bromley
Robert White
Rodney
Boyce
Richard Goggit
Dennis
Annae White
Howard Neckers
Theodore Neckers
Player Vander Schaaf
Gerald Sweet
Alton Burdick
Burdicks
Alton Bromley
Donald Stanbro
Jimmie
Merle Sweep
Randy Niemeyer
Altote Burdick
Gov't
Northwest Pa
TUE
AT & P.M. Rex Theatre
Elizabeth Tatlor
Addie Fisher
CinemaScop
John O'Hara
Butterfield
Joly O'Hara
Gloria
Ceremm
Dina Merrill
Dunnock
Betty Feld
Yeffrey Lynn
Kay Medford
Susan Oliver
Charles
Film Daily
Elizabeth Taylor
MGM Present
Ron Pee
Oncme
Sage
Gira
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