Kiwanis Elect Fred L. Clark As 40th President
Fred L Clark was chosen as the 40th president of the local Kiwanis Club at a dinner in the Corry Hotel.Lt. Gov. Maloney installed Clark and officers including vice president William Helmin Toller and second vice president William Miller. Directors Dorr Clarke and Merlin Hiner began new terms. other directors’ terms continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred L.clare Wis
Kiwanis Club
Matt Maroney
Franklin
Corry Hotel
Coth
William Helmintoller
William, Miller
Dorr Clarke
Merlin Hiner
Maloney
H. A. Adams
John Rossbacher
William B. Rodemeyer
Robert Service
Conrad Monroe
H Lymn Rice
Mre. Rice
Thomas Manning
Franklin Club
Mrs Stowe Hosts WSCS Esther Circle Meeting
Mrs W B Stowe was hostess at her East South Street home to 16 Esther Circle members of the First Methodist Church. Mrs Edmund Barr led business, program included Mrs Charles Correll Mrs Hubert Vaughn and Mrs Donald Rutter. Refreshments featured white chrysanthemums and assorted sandwiches cookies and beverages. February 4 session to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Stowe
East South Street
Esther
First Methodist Church
Mary Stowe
Jerry ‘Hoyt
Edmund Barr
Ruth Circle Hosts WSCS Meeting at First Methodist
The Ruth Circle of the Women’s Society of Christian Service gathered at Mrs. Paul Meerdink’s home after the church Week of Prayer service. Eighteen members attended with guest Mrs. Fred Wilson. Plans were made to host the WSCS general meeting at the church Monday at 8. The program was led by Mrs. Frank McKnight with help from Mrs. Joseph Guignon and Mrs. Robert Lindstrom. Hostess Mrs. Perry Bennett and Mrs. William Dahl served date and nut cake with ice cream, tea, coffee, and candies. The next meeting will be at East South Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McKnight
Joseph Guignon
Robert Lindstrom
Perry ‘Bennett
William Dahl
East Sonth Street
Wattsburg PTA Meeting Focuses on Education Future
A joint Wattsburg Elementary and Wattsburg Area High School PTA meeting is set for this evening in the elementary school. Principal George Manes will show the film Focus on Change and lead a discussion titled The Challenge of Projecting Education.
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Wattsburg
PTA
Wattsburg Area High School
George Manes
Manes
Hospital Group Hears Various Business Reports
The Corry Memorial Hospital Auxiliary held its first meeting of the year with Mrs. Harold Carr presiding. Reports from Mrs. Gerald Staples, Mrs. Clarence Kirch, Miss Mary Higgins and Mrs. Vellah Bracken were heard. Six new members joined the auxiliary: Mrs. August Wascak, Mrs. Arthur Pitts, Mrs. Herman Pantle, Mrs. Thomas Fogarty, Miss Henretta Pless and Miss Lena Bawdyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Memorial Hospital
Lares Ausillary
Harold Carr
Irvin Downs
Gerald Stapls
Clarence Kirch
Mary Higgins
Vellah Bracken
August Wascak
Arthur Pitts
Herman Pantle
Thomas Fogarty
Henretta Pless
Lena Bawdyn
Earl Height
Lester Danner
Gertrude White
Vennis Follett
George Hagger
Henrietta Pless
Menton
Jerome Needham
Mary Highths
Engaged: Miss Patty Houck to George A. Sypin of Clymer
Mr and Mrs Willis Houck of Girard announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Patty Lou Houck to George A. Sypin son of Mr and Mrs Blazle Sypin Sr of Clymer. Miss Houck a Rice Avenue Union High School graduate. Fiance a graduate of Clymer Central School employed by Christopher Auto in Wesleyville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sypin
Patty Houck
Willis
Engagement Notice for Carol Wynn and Alton Rogers
Mrs Lillian Wynn of R D 1 announces the engagement of her daughter Miss Carol Lee Wynn to Alton L Rogers son of Mr and Mrs Gerald Rogers of RD 1. Miss Wynn attends Corry Area High School and her fiancé attended Panama Central School and is employed at Knights Veneer and Paneling in Falconer N Y. They plan to marry soon though a definite date has not been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Wynn
Carol Lee ‘Wynn
Alton’ L. Rogers
Gerald Rogers
RD. 1
Miss Wynn
Corry Area High School
Panama Central School
Knight's Veneer and Paneling
Falconer
Charles Harvey and Miss Politz Plan June Wedding
Charles Harvey and Miss Politz announce the betrothal of their daughter Coleeta Marie Politz of North East. The couple will wed in June. Miss Politz is a 1960 St Gregory's High School graduate. Harvey is a Sherman New York high school graduate and Morrisville Institute alumnus, employed in the Lab Division of Kay Peck Inc in Westfield New York.
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Jme
Hussell Politz
North East
Coleeta
Marie
Charles Howard Harvey
Howard Harvey
Miss Politz
Thrift Plan Pinarice Corporation
St. Gregory’s High School
Harvey
Sherman
N. Y
Morrisville Agricultural and ‘Technical Institute
Morrisville
Kay Peck, Inc
Westfield, N.Y
Post Offices Hit By Rush Continues Across Nation
Post offices nationwide faced a rush as Sunday deadlines forced extra charges on late four cent letters. Dallas saw 20 000 letters in a first Monday pickup with half of them missing the new postage. Boston’s main office had lines 40 to 50 deep at stamp windows while Pittsburgh added staff. Salt Lake City lines stretched into the street as the Postal Department reported a smooth transition and praised the press and public.
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Dallas
Tex
Boston
Pittsburgh
Salt Lake City
Washington
Posice Department
Mona Lisa Comes to Washington in Grand Exhibit
In Washington a vast reception unfolds as Mona Lisa arrives from the Louvre. President Kennedy hosts a dinner with notable guests, including Earl Warren, before the painting is unveiled at the National Gallery amid modern security and media buzz. Andre Malraux, France’s culture minister, will deliver remarks.
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Washington
Mona
Tron
Leonardo da Vinci
Leonardo
Kennedy
Palm Beach
Secret Service
Louvre
France
Earl Warren
United States
Herve Alphand
National Gallery
Congress
Andre Malraux
Charles de Gautte
Japanese teen with homemade telescope finds new comet
Kaoru Tretant, 19, a factory worker in Haramatsu central Japan, using a $22 telescope, spotted a new comet about 20 degrees southeast of Spica on January 3 and 4. The Tokyo Astronomical Observatory confirmed the discovery on January 4 and notified the International Astronomical Institute in Copenhagen.
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Forkiv
Tokyo Astronomics Observatory
Kaoru Tretant
Haraamatsu
Japan
Tketani
Tokyo Observatory
International Astronomical Institute
Copenhagen
Engagments, birthdays, and social notes mark Corry year
The Corry society column lists engagements including Miss Betty Jean Gibson to Gerald Ray Bemis and Miss Gloria Quemhelm to Richard Lindsley, plus multiple New Year parties, birthdays, and hostess events. Local residents Mr. and Mrs. Leland Johnston and others host gatherings on West Smith and Gould streets as clubs like the Women’s Relief Corps elect officers for the coming year. A birth is noted at Corry Hospital for Donald McCray and Phyllis Craker’s daughter, with various award wins and social teas among residents on North Center, West Frederick, and East Pleasant streets. Capt. Hugh A. O’Hare heads to New Orleans for military duties, and engagements continue in Warren and Corry communities.
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Nancy Lee
Tnlon City Hospital
William. Shreve
Exist Pheasant Street
Corry
Betty Jean Gibson
Gibson
North East
Gerald Ray Bemis
L. Bemis
Wattsburg
Women’s Relief
Richard Lindsley
First Avemule
Gloria Quemhelm
St. Louis
Clinton Warner
Warner's Corners
Donald Long
Navy
Melvin Anderson
West Church Street
Constance Kowalski
Lou Kowalski
Wright Street
Jean Curtis
Mildred
Marion Young
Nancy Hammond
Doris Stowe
Barbara Anderson
Beverly Stowe
Jack Miller
Jack Dempsey
Jack Spiesman
Robert Auer
Robert Parsons
Warren Spicer
Edward Gilbertson
Robert Spencer
Charles Rich
Frank Lathrop
Marie Landers
Raymond Gilson
Richard Bachemer
Landers
Corry ‘Hospital
James Gardner
James S Smith
Dorothy Green
Margaret Agnes Lucia
Angelo Lucia
Bf Warren So
Ward Piccirillo
Dominic Piccirillo
Piccirillo
Camp Barkeley
Texas
Clarence Thompson
Concord Street
Barry Thompson
Lyle Thompson
Richard Trisket
Helen Trisket
Carl Henton
North Center Street
Keith
Otterbein College
Hugh A. O'Hare
New Orleans
Capt. O'Hare
Erma Bennink
Bridge Club
Amelia Vanderhoff
Ida, Wetrous
Rosemary Auer
Merle Mccintyre
Robert Fleming
Amici
Quilting Club
Walter Windahl
Raymond Avenue
Tracy Whitehead
Arthur Cochran
Robert Brown
Wicker Nigh
Corry Hospital
Donald McCray
First Avenue
McCray
Phyllis Craker
Kee Langhurst
George Koestner
Paul Taylor
Week of Prayer Services Open at Local Churches
Week of Prayer services opened this week at the First Methodist Church under the Corry Aves Ministerial Association with Dr. P. H. Augustine delivering the theme The Certainties of our Faith. Rev. Robert G. Pier led the opening service with the Brak enstraw parish choir. Remaining talks cover How To Keep a Sound Mind In Event of War Should America Pray for Victory Real Prayer You Can Chose to Live What To Do When Life Gets Difficult culminating Sunday on Youth Education Religion and Persecution in Russia. Services begin 7 30 p m with Dr Ener A Ortner of St Pauls Lutheran presiding tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist
Corry Aves
Beard
P. H. Augustine
Felergymian
Amt-Paychtes Trist
Robert G. Pier
Brakenstraw
Congregational Christian
Chiradhes
Richard Allen Bodey
First Presbyterian Church
Augustine
America
Russia
Ener, A. Ortner
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Fago Brothers Ordered to Pay Over $1 Million in Taxes
Anthony and Joseph Fago, Tonawanda construction executives, must pay the U.S. government more than $1 million in back income taxes and penalties within 90 days. They pleaded guilty to a single count each of an indictment charging them as individuals and as officers of Page Brothers Contracting Co. Inc. with evading $228,940 in federal taxes from 1956 to 1959.
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Buffalo, N
Tonawanda
Anthony
Joseph Fago
Doln O. Henderson
Page Brothers Contracting Co. Inc
Local Family Notices Highlight Births and Visits
Hurst received gifts from friends during a furlough visit by PRC Joseph Pirro of Port Mey er Val at his parents home on Myrtle street. William H. Donaldson returns to Gordon College in Boston after a two week recess at home. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. James Upton at the Corry Hospital this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurst
Prc Joseph Pirro
Port Meyer
Val
Carl Pirro
Myrtle Street
William H. Donaldson
Spring Creek
Gordon College
Boston
James Upton
Centergile
Corry Hospital
City Council Confronts Hard Winter Parking Headache
Jamestown officials admit they cannot enforce no overnight parking due to missing signs and third class city rules. Residents on Franklin Street complain cars block driveways and hinder snow removal, while council weighs alternate side parking or a city-wide no overnight parking rule, with streets director Dorr Clark to report next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gry Council
Franklin Street
Streets Department
Erle
Jamestown
Cornell
Duyer
Dorr Clark
Ex Mayor Lynn Dies in Warren Ohio
Wallace A. Lynn 85 served two terms as mayor of Warren died in Trumbull Memorial Hospital after long illness. A Warren resident for 62 years, he held office during the 1990s and 33 inclusive years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Ohio
Wallace A. Lynn
Trumbull Memorial Hospital
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WSCS
Esther Circle
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Eves Shanes
Uox
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania
Ee Governor's
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Politz
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Westfield
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