Epsilon Phi Hosts Combined Party for Two Members
Epsilon Phi chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held a Tuesday evening meeting at the Morgan home on Hast Souht Street. Mrs. E Craft Moore led a program titled Our Own Home and displayed clocks while a stork shower honored Mrs. Richard Martin and Mrs. William Deutschlander with gifts. Desserts followed on a stork shower themed table. The next session will be January 22 at Ginnies Cafeteria in The Sombrero Room with hostess Mrs. Fred Jensen.
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Epsilon Phi
Holland Morgen
Richard Melzer
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Morgan
Hast Souht Street
E. Craft Moore
Richard Martin
William Deutschlander
Ginnie’s
Fred Jensen
Wheelock Community Aid Elects New Officers
The Wheelock Community Aid met at Mrs. David Cook's home with 11 members and three guests. Mrs. Clara Walker became president and Mrs. Charles Kennedy vice president. Officers also include Mrs. Wallace Mick secretary, Mrs. Raymond Hamilton treasurer and Mrs. Guy Williams card chairman. The group will hold one meeting monthly on the second Thursday, moving the day from Wednesday to Thursday. Mrs. Kennedy won the evening's award. next meeting set for February 14 at Kennedy's R. D. 4 home.
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Wheelock Community Aid
David Cook
R. D
Louis Cook
Darlene Cook
Nellie Hodge
Wallace Mick
Clara + Walker
Clara Walker
Charles Kennedy
Raymond Hamilton
Guy Williams
Kennedy
Beatrice Willis to Wed George Donaldson in June
Cambridge Springs couple announce the engagement of Beatrice Elaine Willis to George B. Donaldson. Beatrice, 16, a Cambridge Springs Joint High School and Orra Jean Beauty Academy graduate, works at Lena’s Beauty Shop. George serves in the U S Army in Germany and a June wedding is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Willis
Cambridge Springs
Beatrice Elaine Willis
George B. Donaldson
Thomas Donaldson
Swissvale
Willis
Geneva Circle Meets At Mrs Rumbaugh Home
Geneva Circle of the First Presbyterian Church met Tuesday evening at Mrs. Marion Rumbaugh’s Spring street home. Devotions were given by Mrs. Percy Corbin after opening by Mrs. Rumbaugh. Plans for the coming year were explained. refreshments were served by hostess with Mrs. Elmer Sharer. Willard Dyels to host February 12 at Grave street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Street
Geneva Circle
First Presbyterian Church
Marion Rumbaugh
Percy, Corbin
Rumbaugh
Elmer Sharer
Willard Dyels
Grave Street
Barbara Ada Preston Engaged to Charles W Walter
Barbara Ada Preston is engaged to Charles W Walter son of Mr and Mrs John Walter Sr of Grand Valley The bride to be is a 1956 Titusville High School graduate and works at Scotts Dry Cleaners in Titusville The groom is employed by Grand Valley Manufacturing Company
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yhulama. Preston Sr
Titusville
Barbara Ada Preston
Charles W. Walter
John Walter Sr
Grand Valley
Miss Preston
Titusville High School
Scott's Dry Cleaners
Grand Valley Manufacturing Company
Open Pair Club Championship final session held in Clay
The Corry Bridge Association held the final Open Pair Club Championship session at the VFW Post home. Winners included Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Beverly with 221 points and Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Hubley with 203. Other top pairs and scores followed, with a Master Point game planned for next week.
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Corry Bridge Association
VFW Post
Morgan Beverly
T. A. Hubley
Faye Gadsby
Nancy Mallory
Pleasantville
George Michael
Union City
Robert Tunnel
Frank Graft
Tunnell
Gratt
Beverly
Gadsby
Mallory
Michael
J. Fred Kinley
Hubley
Vee Lindsey
Pat Lee
Virginia Dowling
Titusville
Westminster Circle Meeting At Mrs Wallace Home
Mrs Wallace chaired Westminster Circle at the West Pleasant Street home of Mrs Clarence Wallace with 14 members present. New officers for the coming year were introduced. Bible study from One People of God by Lyndell Linton Sawyer was led by Mrs A E Morrison. Hong Kong mission study by Mrs Kenneth Harvey. a general discussion followed.
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Westminster Circle
First Presbyterian Church
West Pleasant Street
Clarence Wallace
Wallace
Circle
Lyndell Linton Sawyer
A. E. Morrison
Hong Kong
Kenneth Harvey
Harding PTA Plans Founder's Day Dinner
Harding School PTA met yesterday at Mrs. Holland Morgans East South street home to plan a Founder's Day dinner. The dinner is set for February 12 in the Corry Area High School cafeteria. Committee members present included Mrs. Erest Emmons Mrs. James Crisole Mrs. James Briskie Mrs. James Murphy and others to honor all past PTA presidents.
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Qieminers
Ue Die Coumintes
Harding School
PTA
Engagement announced for Patricia Johnson and John Engstrom
The engagement and forthcoming marriage of Patricia Ann Johnson and John H. Engstrom are announced by their parents, Grover and Mrs. Johnson of Wattsburg and Julius and Mrs. Engstrom of Falconer. Patricia is a 1959 Wattsburg Area High School graduate and Erie Commercial School alumna, employed in Weber Knapp Company engineering in Jamestown. John, a 1959 Falconer High School graduate and Jamestown Community College alum, also works at Weber Knapp. A May wedding is planned.
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Patricia Ann Johnson
John H. Engstrom
Grover Johnson
Wattsburg
Engstrom
Julius Engstrom
Falconer
N. Y
Bridecrest
Wattsburg Area
Erie Commercial School
Erie
Weber Knapp Company
Jamestown
N.Y
Falconer High School
Raymonds Office Steiff Honors Mrs. C. A. Duke
A dinner at the Elks Club honored Mrs. C. A. Duke who retired December 1 after 36 years with the Raymond Division of Associated Spring Corporation. The secretarial staff hosted the event with 36 women attending and presented a corsage and gift. A special award went to Mrs. W. W. Hesa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Club
C. A. Duke
Raymond Division
Associated Spring Corporation
Mrs Porter Hosts Baptist Fellowship Meeting
The January gathering of the Fellowship of the First Baptist Church met at Mrs. Claire Porter’s William Street home. Scripture was read by Mrs. Cecil Messinger and prayers led by Mrs. Robert De Boer. The group planned Saturday lunch for church workers and appointed committees. Towels were prepared for Baptist missionaries Rev. Gene Corbett and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fellowship of the First Baptist Church
Claire Porter
William Street
Cecil Messinger
Robert de Boer
Baptist
Gene Corbett
Porter
Gladys Bogert
Joseph Hudson
Harry Hickle
Spellman Returns From 26 Day World Trip
Cardinal Spellman retires home after a 26 day world tour as military vicar for the United States armed forces. It marks his 12th annual Christmas trip abroad.
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Spellman
New York
Francis Cardinal Spellman
United States Armed Forces
St Patrick's Day Card Party Planned By Guild
St Elizabeth's Guild plans its annual St Patrick's Day card party for March 18 at the Moose Ballroom with Cameron Hoenes as general chair and Armstrong as cochair. next meeting set for February 13 at the Colonial Room Moose Club.
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Guild
New Moose Club
St. Elzabeth's Guild
Charles Armstrong
Moose Home
Frank Karkoski
Moose
Cameron Hoenes
Cochairman
Armstrong
Robert Sanders
Cyril Gliyna
George Johnson
Thomas Reed
August Wascak
Family named National Catholic Family of 1962 in Minnesota
Mrs Richard T Seldel and her 11 children were named National Catholic Family of 1962. Sons John J Seidel and Thomas E Seidel are priests, daughters Mary Gabriel and Catherine are nuns. The honor was announced by the National Catholic Welfare Conference. A plaque will be presented at Visitation Church by Archbishop Leo Binz.
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Minneapolis
Richard T. Seldel
John J. Seidel
St. Peter Canisius Church
Chicago
Thomas E. Seidel
Holy Cross
Notre Dame High School
Mary Gabriel
Catherine
Benedictine
St. Paul
National Catholic Welfare Conference
Visitation Church
Leo Bing
Seldel
Press Week Fashion Show Big Attraction
New York AP reports Oleg Cassini, famed dress designer for Jacqueline Kennedy, stole focus at press week previews with a lively showing. He teased his spring collection, showcased white knits and sheath gowns, and described close to body silhouettes with daring necklines and back details.
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New York
Oleg Casavnt
John F. Kennedy
Jad
Bob Bope
Oleg
Calain
Jacqueline Kennedy
Jook
Cassini
Butlin Makes Bid to Buy Queen Mary for Holiday Camp Plans
London AP Billy Butlin offers 62.8 million pounds to purchase the Queen Mary for conversion into a floating holiday camp off the English south coast. Cunard plans to retire the 81,287 ton liner in five years and consider a luxury hotel use in the Caribbean.
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London
Billy Butlin
Butlin
Cunard
John Brocklebank
Caribbean
Births Reported at Local Hospitals
A son was born at Union City Memorial Hospital Tuesday to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Schwenk of Waterford. A daughter was born at Corry Memorial Hospital yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mather of 625 South Center Street. A son was born to Mr and Mrs. Victor Cragg Jr. of 211 Prank Un street this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital.
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Union City Memorial Hospital
Donald Schwenk
Waterford
Corry Memorial Hospital
Paul Mather
South Center Street
Victor Cragg Jr
UN Street
Corry ‘Memorial Hospital
Pittsburgh Plans 55 000 Seat Stadium on North Side
Allegheny Conference on Community Development recommends a 45 million redevelopment including a 55 000 seat stadium on Pittsburgh's lower North Side. Magee says mid 1964 start, 1966 completion. 21.7 million land clearance, 23.4 million stadium and parking. funded by a 21.4 million bond, city and county grants, federal and state aid, and a 2 million bond for Galbreath led private group lease. Transient killed near Safe Harbor on a 134 car freight line.
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Zinpunun
Allegheny Conference On Community Development
Pittsburgh
North Side
Edward J. Magee
Allegheny County Commissioners
Magee
Allegheny County
John W. Galbreath
Pittsburgh Pirates
Public Auditorium Authority
Tur
Galbreath
Russell marks 30 years in the Senate with long career
Senator Richard Russell of Georgia, age 65, completes three decades of Senate service. He is a veteran opponent of civil rights measures and a key figure as chair of the Armed Services Committee. Russell warns against a proposed rule change to curb debate and notes his influence on defense, appropriations, space policy, and CIA briefings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Richard Breyard Russell
Dga
Senate
Russell
Russel
Armed Services Committee
Appropriations
Space
House Atomic Energy Committee
Pentagon
Congress
Central Intelligence Agency
Democratic Policy Committee
Matt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Tennessee Valley Authority
Opposition to PRR merger riles Pittsburgh leaders
Allegheny County commissioners and Mayor Joseph M. Barr oppose the proposed Pennsylvania Central merger. They say it would harm Pittsburgh area industrial growth and announce their stance after presenting substantial evidence to the Interstate Commerce Commission in Washington. PRR Vice President Morton F. Smith defends the plan, calling opposition a manufactured attempt to preserve an anti-industry climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
Pennsylvania
New York Central
PRR
Morton F. Smith
Smith
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Atste of
Joseph M. Barr
AWOL Soldiers Nabbed In Ohio After Jail Break
Two AWOL soldiers, Raymond Emmler and Robert Jeffries, were captured in Bellaire, Ohio, after escaping Guernsey County jail. They had been held on Army warrants for absence without leave. Jeffries tried to flee. Emmler surrendered. Guernsey County officers pursued them after the escape through a cell food chute.
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Camilelge
Guernsey County
Jill
Bellaire
Raymond Emmier
East Liverpool
Robert Jeffries
Neffs
Belmont County
Jeffries
Emmler
Ohio Highway Patrol
Army
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Charles Walter
Mrs. Wallace
Harding Pta
Frigidaire
Norge
Columbus
Mrs. Porter
Pittsburghers
Aster
Pennsylvania Railroad
Safe Harbor
Here
Bennett
Corry
House of Value
Wen
EE Guignon
Citizens National Bank of Corry
FDIC
Sen
Ohio
Winder
Bae
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