Social Highlights of Moose Women Initiation and Local Notices
Senior Regent Mrs Charles Henry presided at the Women of the Moose session. Initiation of Genevieve Maloney occurred with corsages for Maloney Gale Meredith and Malek. Guest speaker Mrs William Mowrey demonstrated corsage construction. Attendance award went to Mrs Donald Gates, with a special gift to Mrs Meredith. Lunch was served by Mrs Dale Mulvin’s committee. Upcoming rehearsals and a Mid-Winter Conference in Erie were announced along with a Moosehwart Endowment Fund presentation. Various member travels and awards for Daughters of American Revolution events were noted, including Miss Ann Louise Rowley’s selection for the DAR Good Citizen award and Miss Phyllis Butters as the Corry Area High School DAR award recipient for 1959. A crash near Mount Pleasant, Pa, claimed the life of Donald L. Hill, 23, of Albion, in a tractor-trailer accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Henry
Genevieve Maloney
Willian Mowrey
Mowrey
Maloney
Harold Gale
David Meredith
Stanley Malek
Donald Gates
Mereith
Dale Mulvin
Glenn Palmer
Erie
Corry
Moosehwart Endowment Fund
Phyllis Butters
Corry Area
Daughters of American Revolution
Butters
Hi-Times
Miss Butters
Charles Butters
Wright Street
Mrs Edward Pasi Hosts Epsilon Phi Meeting
Fourteen members of the Epsilon Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at Mrs. Edward Pasi’s Park Street home for a regular business session. Plans were discussed for a future movie party. The program, prepared by Mrs. William Stright and presented by Mrs. Pass, included the task The Collector. A hobbies discussion and displays followed. The next meeting is January 20 at Miss Dolores Aquilino’s North Center Street home, with Mrs. Harry Schiemer in charge. Pie and coffee concluded the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epsilon Phi
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Edward Pasi
Park Street
William Stright
Pass
Dolores Aquilino
North Center Street
Harry Schiemer
Rebekahs To Hold Initiation Of Members
The Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge met with Mrs. Merrill Lillie presiding. The next meeting will include initiation of candidates. The degree staff will meet Monday evening January 19 at 7 oclock for practice. Lunch was served by Mrs. Fosburgh, Mrs. De Haven and Mrs. Clark after the session.
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Rebekahs
Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge
Order of Odd Fellows Hall
Merrill Lillie
Noble Grand
Lillie
Flossie Fosburgh
Alma de- Haven
Naomi Clark
Cootiette Club Conducts Session at VFW Post
Eight members attended Cory Cootiette Club No. 102 meeting in the VFW Post garden room. Chief Grayback Mrs Alma Slagle presided and announced a range meeting in Oil City February 1. Slagle received the attendance award. Mrs Hazel Shusy and Mrs William Roehinig served refreshments.
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Cory Cootiette Club No
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post Home
Grayback
Alma Slagle
Oil City
Slagle
Hazel Shusy
William Roehinig
Raymond Weber Speaks At Rotary Meeting
Raymond Weber of the Ajax Tron Works spoke at the Corry Rotary session last evening at the Hotel Corry. Olin Bracken Jr introduced him, presenting color slides on the plant and its history. Weber described gas engines, high pressure fuel pumps, and compressors, and showed field installations. The plant began in 1877 near the Donner Oil Refinery, the world’s first refinery. During World War II it built marine engines for the U S Navy, and today Ajax Tron Works engines are used globally. Edward McPadden of Johnstown, Pa attended as a guest, with William Leaby noting in group singing.
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Raymond Weber
Rotary
Ajax
Ron Works
Corry
Olin Bracken Jr
Weber
My. Weber
Donner
United States
Ajax Tron
Edward McPadden
Johnstown
William Leaby
William Peifferred
Esther Circle Session Held by Methodist Church Ladies
Mrs. Anne Andrus led the Esther Circle meeting at Miss Ruth Dahlstrand's East Main street home with 13 members present. Miss Louise Williams directed the program reviewing the United States from the book Concerns of a Continent. Hostesses served a dessert. next gathering set for February 3 with Miss Harriet Myers on Wayne street.
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Andrus
Esther
Methodist Church
Ruth Dahlstrand
East Main Street
Anne Andrus
Louise Williams
United States
James McFadden
Lawrence Davison
Harriet Myers
Wayne Street
Lillian Guild Hosts Annuish Christmas Party
Emmanuel Episcopal Church Lillian Guild held its annual Christmas party at the Maple avenue home of Mrs. William Seitz with about 18 attendees. A committee served a delicious dinner, followed by games and visiting. The group noted the next meeting set for February 3.
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Lillian Guild
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
William Seitz
Maple Avenue
Seitz
Joseph Seitz
Louis Morrow
Edgar Alexander
Rene Counasse
Save Worker Trapped Day In Cesspool
A Bakersfield worker trapped for more than 12 hours in a collapsed cesspool was rescued when a crane freed his foot. Leslie O. Stafford, 40, fought cramped, sanded walls, freed himself with a chisel and power saw before a hook lifted him. He was conscious, fed soup, and asked for water as rescuers and spectators cheered. The crowd of about 2,500 saw prayers for his safe extraction.
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Bakersfield
Calif
Leslie O. Stafford
Stafford
Abaye
TV Highlights and Programs From New York
A look at memorable TV slips and bloopers across shows and moments. Jack Paar’s re broadcast of a faux pas sparked talk of a new TV trend. References to staged mishaps on Macbeth and a shaky lighting scene illustrate how on air errors become enduring moments. The column also mentions a Today show cake prop incident and humorous misreads involving Herbert Hoover.
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New York
API
Jack Paar
Paar
NHC TV
Piar
Avith
United States
Herbert
NBC
Chet Huntley
Herbert Hoover
Toobert Hover
Hoober Hooper
Herbert Hoover Hv
Baby born to Bernon Damcott family in Corry Me Nina Hospital
A child was born last evening to Mr. and Mrs. Bernon Damcott of 241 Concord Street at Corry Me Nina Hospital. The birth adds to the local family as hospital officials confirm the delivery.
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S/Set
W. H. Loveland Jr
Greater Ai Force Base
Manchester
N. H
WH. Loveland Sr
King Street
Eimene Wassink
East Bond Street
Florida
Ronald Cady
Union Street
New Mexico
Arizona
California
Howard Rehnberg
Corry
Albuquerque
N. M
Clifford Cady
Corrytles
Tucson
Ariz
Leon Cady
Family
Clymer
My Jane
Cady
Donald Dickinson
Everett Legiers
Pomona
Calif
Pasadena
Bernon Damcott
Concord Street
Corry Menina Hospital
Red Gunnfire Rips Quemoy in Heavy Shelling
Communist forces bombarded Quemoy with heavy shelling reported by Taiwan’s Nationalist Defense Ministry. They claimed more than 12 000 shells landed offshore between 2 and 4 pm as the attack intensified, matching the fiercest shelling since November 9. The ministry said Nationalist fire returned vigorously, while Communists accused the Nationalists of bombing a commune nursery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quemo' Nels Taipei
Defense Ministry
Pam
Quemoy
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Elmer
WOTM
Corryl
Spartansburg
Ann Louise Rowley
Guy Rowley
Spartansburg Daughters of American Revolution
Spartansburg Methodist Church
Miss Rowley
Edinboro State Teachers College
Gts
Lyle Stranahan
Good Citizen Committee
Daughters of Amercan Revolution
United States Savings
National Society
State Society
Pennsylvania
Mount Pleasant
Donald L. Hill
Albion
Frick Memorial Hospital
Westmoreland County
Cootiette Club
Vy Price
Gaza
Cesspool
Yale
Citizens National Bank OF Corry
Neste Raparan
Birenie Mtutanes
Conreseneg
Auto Glass Table Top Glass General Auto Repair
Frank's Auto S Phone
Thomas Matera
Corry's Finest
Dor Boc
Naval
U.S
Mipton
Kellogg
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