Engagement of Linda Reagle to William Hall Celebrated
Miss Linda Reagle and William Hall announce their engagement. Linda is a Corry Area High School senior living at 14 West Irving Street. William is the son of Gerry and Mrs Davis of 135 North Center Street and works as a television technician for Davis Radio-TV. No wedding date is set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Reagle
William Hall
Ray Reagle
West Irving Street
Mr. Hall
Gerry Davis
North Center Street
Miss Reagle
Ior
Corry Area
Erie Technical High School
RCA Service Company
Buffalo
Davis Radio-Tv
Area Kiwanis Installs New Officers For Local Club
Ted Brookhouser lieutenant governor of Division 1 Pennsylvania Kiwanis installed the locally elected officers at the Hotel Cony session. Rev William Seita Jy becomes president with Frank McKnight as past president and Leo Ali as first vice president John Rossbacher as second vice president William Miller as secretary treasurer and directors Frank Grice Kirk Sawyer A A Carbone Captain Walter Crouch Ray Amy Dorr Clark and Ray Weber. Brookhouser announced a Presidents Conference at Pittsburgh on Saturday January 18 with the high school Key Club attending alongside local Kiwanis officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis
Ted Brookhouser
Pennsylvania
Hotel
Corry
Brookhouser
Franklin
W Parst
Jocel
William C. Seita Jy
Frank McKnright
Leo al
John Rossbacher
William Miller
Frank Grice
Kirk Sawyer
A. A. Carbone
Walter Crouch
Ray Amy
Dorr Clark
Ray Weber
Pittsburgh
Gev James Aquilino
Key Club
Presbyterian Women Plan 1958 New Year Meeting
The Presbyterian Women's Association will hold its first 1958 meeting tomorrow evening at the church at an unspecified time. A major business session is on the agenda. Program and spiritual life chairs will present introductions of new year activities and announce the year’s committee members. Hostesses will be provided by appointed council secretaries. all church women are urged to attend per president Mrs Alfred J Movrigaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Women's Association
Tomoorrow
Tke
Alfred J. Movrigaty
Women of the Moose Bake Sale At Sears Store
The Women of the Moose sponsor a bake sale at Sears on North Center Street running until Saturday. It begins at 9 30 a m with all WOTM members urged to bring baked goods by then. Mrs Clarence Kirch chairs the Child Care committee backing the project for sanitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
Sears
North Center Street
WOTM
Clarence Kirch
Kirch
Chaiman
Child Garee
Corry Grange Plans Card Party After Meeting
Corry Grange No 55 led by John Deiker held a brief meeting at Park Street Grange Hall with two members present. The charter was draped in memory of Gust Wester and John Wojtowicz. A lecturer's readings program preceded plans for a public card party January 14 at 8 p.m. and the next Grange meeting January 20. Refreshments were served by Mrs Jennifer Gibbs's committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
John Deiker
Corry Grange No. 55
Park Street
Gust Wester
John Wojtowicz
Grange
Grange i
Jennifer Gibbs
Birth of Ason Mosher in Rosemead California
Introducing Ason born January 4 to Mr and Mrs Donald Mosher formerly of this city. Maternal grandmother is Mrs Lajnie Williams of 412 West Smith Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ason
Donald Mosher
Rosemead
Calif
Mosher
Lajnie Williams
West Smith Street
Orpah and Martha Circles Meet at Local WSCS Session
Members of the Orpah Circle of the Woman's Society of Christ ian Service of First Methodist Church met at Mrs. Frank Sturgis's home on Wayne Street. Assistants for the session were Mrs. Ronald Rathbun and Mrs. John Wells. The business session with devotions led by Mrs. Irwin Young discussed postponing the Japan study course to January 20. The program, led by Mrs. Curtis O'Shell, featured a reading on How High Does Equality Go from Progress in Prejudice. The WSCS meeting is set for January 13 with the next Orpah Circle gathering planned for February at Mrs. O'Shell's 221 East Smith Street. The Martha Circle met at Mrs. Earle Bliley’s home on East Pleasant Street with vice president Mrs. Lester Lopus presiding during the absence of the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
Orpah
Martha Circle
Orpah Circle
Woman's Society of Christ
Ian Service
First Methodist Church
Frank Sturgis
Wayne Street
Hestesses
Ronald Rathbun
John Wells
Frank Anthony
Irwin Young
Japan
Curtis O'Shell
Methodist
Earle Bliley
East Pleasant Street
Lester Lopus
Past Presidents Honored At Hosp and Moose Club Dinner
Past presidents of the Corry Memorial Hospital Ladies Auxiliary were honored at a Moose Club dinner. The event opened the auxiliary’s new year with ten former presidents in attendance, red rose corsages, and remarks from hospital superintendent Edgar Alexander. Reports highlighted Sno-Ball Dance proceeds, gifts to patients, and a well‑ordered audit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose Club
Corry Memorial Hospital
Robert Curtis
Stanley Malek
Robert Betz
L. O. Nichols
New Auxiliary Members and 1958 Officers Named
Mrs Needham passed the meeting to new president Mrs Louis Foradara who received a floral centerpiece. Eleven new members joined the auxiliary and 1958 officers were introduced, with committees named and plans discussed for April Northwest District meeting and a series of vanishing parties beginning next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Needham
Louis Foradara
Blixbeth Rogers
V. R. Follett
Trvin Downs
Betty Pratt
Clarence Kirel
John Spiegel
Edward Heckman
Frank Frisina
Albert Baresi
Philip Sample
Jay Rodgers
Dale Paige
James Sullivan
P. B. Sonoski
Clifton Howard
Gerald Lanes
Foradora
Bracken
Newthim
Sinare
Curr
Mary Higgins
Gurtis
Denner
J. P. Hair
Lawrence Joyce
Kinley
Northwest District
Percy Corbin
J. Fred Kinley
J. F. Needham
Lester Danner
Gertrude White
Robert Curtis
Bar Haight
Stanley Malek
Glenn Palmer
Ralph Bailey
Harold Carr
Elizabeth Rogers
Convicted Killer Plans To Appeal To State Supreme Court
Harry Gates of McIntyre was sentenced to life imprisonment for first degree murder of Louis Turk. Judge Edwin M. Clark of Mdiana County Common Pleas Court rejected Gates' bid for a new trial yesterday. The jury convicted Gates for the shooting on June 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andiana, Fu
Auawys
Harry Gates
McIntyre
State Supreme Court
Edwin M. Clark
Mdiana
Trial Of Wetzel Stated Tomorrow
Nineteen forty four era report notes Frank Edward Wetzel a 37 year old New York native with prior offenses faces murder charges in two highway patrol slayings. Richmond County grand jury indicted him for the killing of patrolman W L Resco. another charge covers the shooting of patrolman J T Brown in Lee County on the night of November 5. Judge J A Rousseau ordered the trial set at once. Wetzel pleads innocent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uus Ingham
N. C
Frank Edward Wetzel
New York State
Oet
Richmond County
Wetzel
W.L. Resco
J. A. Rousseau
Lee County
J .7. Brown
Jamestown Man Critically Injured When Hit By Car
An elderly Jamestown man, Thomas Andrews aged 77, was struck by a car at about 5 35 p m near his home. He suffered two broken legs a fractured pelvis and scalp lacerations and was listed in fair condition at WCA Hospital. The driver, Donald Ray Gustafson 18 of Route 1 Frewsburg, said Andrews walked in the street about three feet from the curb and was hit on the car front. He was thrown onto the hood and rolled to the curb. the hood was dented and the headlight rim cracked. Gustafson was driving alone and was not held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Thomas Andrews
Wca Hospital
Donald Ray Gustafson
Route 1
Frewsburg
Andrews
Gustafson
Convicted Slayer Questions Judge in Bail Ruling
The article parts describe Daryl Chessman in a 1954 TV tape reveal where he cites a prison library, presents exhibits, and argues as a disciplined legal figure. The judge remains calm, with an iciness in Fricke's replies, while Chessman asserts a rare case deserving leniency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chessman
Fricke
Daryl Chessman
Van Zandt Considers Senate Run In 1968 Race
U S Representative James B. Van Zandt says he would campaign against George Leader if party leaders ask him to seek the GOP Senate nomination but he has no current campaign plan and has not discussed politics with leaders. He favors serving in Washington over Harrisburg and is visiting the Ship ppingport atomic plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harhisburg
James B. van Zandt
Edward Martin
Senate
van Zandt
Blair
Centre
Clearfield
Tye
Washington
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
House
Joint Atomic Energy Commission
Pittsburgh
Shippingport
Evening TV Schedule for WBEN TV Buffalo Channel 4
Tonight lists a dense lineup from 3:00 to 8:00 and beyond featuring Fun To Learn, Children’s programs, News, Sports, The Patti Page Show, Annie Oakley, Name That Tune, Phil Silvers, Eve Arden, To Tell The Truth, Red Skelton, $64,000 Question, Dotto, Love of Life, Search For Tomorrow, Guiding Light, The World Turns, The Big Payoff, The Verdict Is Yours, Brighter Day, Secret Storm, Weather forecasts, Cisco Kid, and The Big Record with gaps and minor typos in the schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patti Page
Annie Oakley
Phil Silvers
Eve Arden
Red Skelton
Dotto
Arizons Rangers
Bride
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Joan Shultz
C. W. Shults
Columbus
Chatham College
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Margaret Warner
Glenn Warner
R.D
Robert Lloyd
John Lloyd
Shady, Avenue
Minneapolis
Minn
Humboldt Institute
Cleve Morton
Thomas Benim
Louisville
Morton
Cleveland
Sawyer
White and Wyckoff Stationery
Ing
Naomi Johnson
Richard Frye
Bulley
Calad
Carl Anthony
Circle
East Bond Street
Artene Kieta
Chicago
Vicuna
Georgia Jordan
Chapin
Coats
F.C. Chapin & Son
Judge R
Baan
GOP
Hammond
Eagle Street — Lumber "Coal Builders Supplies
Wben-Tv
Susie
Garry Moore
Arthur Godfrey
Steve
Texaco
North Center St
TIRES
Frigidaire
South Center St
Romarca UL
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