Officials Expect Motion in Public Office Inquiry
An unclear fragment mentions a public office inquiry, a person named Judson, and a request related to a former chief. The text references November and a steel division, with names including Clare and Gates, suggesting political or administrative proceedings in transition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry G
Judson
A.m. Eported
Harry Hink
Clare
Gates Ny
Paehlange Antepublic
Hn Ee
Steel Division
Wallace
Methodist Women Discuss African Mission Work
The Woman's Society of Christian Service of the First Methodist Church held its January meeting. Mrs. MecGregor led a brief business session and thank-you notes were read for Christmas poinsettias sent to shut-ins. A Luke study course starts Feb 4 for six weeks, led by Rev. George A. Myers. Guest devotionals centered on The Golden Cord of Service from Romans. A televised Africa program highlighted several members’ work, followed by dessert and social time in the church dining room. The next meeting is Feb 8 with Mrs. A. Johnson leading devotions and Orphah Circle hosting. Elizabeth Ericson and sons Tommy and Teddy are visiting Meadville and Old City. Daniel Roth and son David of Cleveland visited at the Hoths’ home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Robert MecGregor
Jerry Hoyt
Missionary Education
George A. Myers
Willis Brown
Africa
Leland Johnston
Edmund Barr
Charles Correll
Frank McKnight
Bach
Mary Circle
A. Johnson
W. B. Stowe
Orpah Circle
Elizabeth Ericson
Tommy
Teddy
Spring
Meadville
Old City
Daniel Roth
David
Cleveland
Hoth
Lou Rossin
Raymond Avenue
Liberia Topic For Lutheran Circles
The Rachel Circle of the United Lutheran Church Women met at East Main Street home of Mrs J Rodger Moyet with Mrs Charley Dahlstrand as cohostess. The program on Lutheran missionary work in Liberia was presented by Mrs George Nagel with color slides by Mrs Alton Dahlstrand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel
United Lutheran Church Women
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
J. Rodger Moyet
East Main Street
Charley Dahlstrand
Liberia
George Nagel
Alton Dahlstrand
Earl Bailey
Art Study Group Meets At Chiricuzio Home
Mrs F William Chiricuzio hosted the Corry Art Study group on East South Street for a monthly meeting. The discussion covered Raphael Michelangelo and Leonardo da Vinci with leaders Mrs Richard Blount Mrs BOS Sherwood and Mrs J Fred Beebe guiding the session. Ten members attended and refreshments followed. The next meeting on February 8 will continue with Rembrandt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiricuzio
F. William Chiricuzio
East South Street
Corry
Raphael
Michelangelo
Leonardo de Vinci
Richard Blount
Bos Sherwood
J Fred
Rembrandt
New Babies Reported in Several Area Homes
A son was born yesterday afternoon to Mr. and Mrs. John J. Nywolde of North Clymer at Corry Memorial Hospital. A daughter arrived yesterday morning to Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer C. Lopus of Slippery Rock at Grove City Hospital. the mother is Martha Hurlburt of Union City. Grandmother Carrie Hurlburt also of Union City is noted, with grandfather Lester Ri Lopus of East Frederick Street. A son was born Sunday at Union City Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Evans of Waterford R D 1. A daughter was born yesterday at Union City Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Wiggits of Union City R D 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Memorial Hospital
John J. Nywolde
North Clymer, N. Y
Grove City Hospital
Wilmer C. Lopus
Slippery Rock
Lopus
Martha Hurlburt
Union City
Carrie Hurlburt
Lester Ri Lopus
East Frederick Street
Union City Stem Memorial Hospital
Eugene Evans
R. D
Waterford
Stem Memorial Hospital
Douglas Wiggits
Covenant Circle Meets at First Presbyterian Church
The Covenant Circle of the Women’s Association met last evening at Mrs Roscoe Keck’s East Main home. Opening devotions from Psalms were led by Mrs Helen Graham. Mrs Maxwell Brown presented a program on Conversations on Town and Country, outlining farmers’ problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covenant Circle
Keck
Women’s Association of the
First Presbyterian Church
Roscoe Keck
East Main Street
Helen Graham
Maxwell Brown
Jan Howard
Circle
Waters
Tex
Marion Rumlaugh
J. H. Heerlein
Association
Kiwanis Officers Installed At Dinner
Amy, past president, conducted his final Kiwanis meeting at the Hotel Corry. Elton Barton of Youngsville, lieutenant governor, presided and announced the Circle of Distinction program. Officers named: Ray M. Amy president, Thomas Russell first vice president, Richard Walker second vice president, William Miller secretary and treasurer. directors Cort Clark and William Helmintaker for three years. Frank Anthony, C Conrad Monror, Jay Rodg ers for two years. Frank Grice and C J Sawyer for one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aemyyne
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Corry
Richard Dean
Salvation Army
H. Lynn Rice
Rice
Frank McKnight
Cochairman
Ray Weber
Elton Barton
Youngsville
Kiwanis
Weber
Youngsville Club
Barton
Ray M. Amy
Thomas Russell
Richard Walker
William Miller
Cort Clark
William Helmintaker
Frank Anthony
Frank Anthony, C Conrad Monror
Jay Rodgers
Frank Grice
C. J. Sawyer
Carbone
Amy
Ex NATO envoy Perkins dies at 64 in New York
George W. Perkins, 64, former U.S. ambassador to NATO and ex assistant secretary of state, died Sunday in New York from a heart attack. The noted diplomat served in senior posts under multiple administrations and was a key figure in transatlantic security policy.
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NATO
New York
George W. Perkins
U. 5
Notable Names Appearing Left to Right in Sequence
The list presents individuals in order from left to right: Thomas Russell, Ray Amy, Richard Walker, Barton, Wil am Miller, Weber, and Car bone. It captures a sequence of eight named people likely arranged for a photo or formal listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Russell
Ray Amy
Richard Walker
Barton
Wilam Miller
Weber
Carbone
Committees Named for Valentine Card Party
Beta Sigma Phi sets its Valentine card party for Monday February 1 at 8 p.m. at the Moose home. Cochairs are Mrs Robert Curtis and Miss Dolores Aquilino. Dining room chair Mrs Frank Wise kitchen chair Ms Simmonson door prizes Miss Julix Ficcards table prizes Mrs Richard Mason tickets and reservations Mrs Thomas Rothrock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Simmonson
Columbus
Robert, Curtis
Dolores Aquilino
Moose
Prank Wise
Simmonsert
Julix Ficcards
Richard Mason
Thomas Rothrock
Navy Mothers Meet For Chili Supper
Navy Mothers club No. 606 met last evening in the club rooms for a brief business session led by commander Mrs. Wendall Shields. The committee served a chili supper with wafers tea coffee and mints to 16 members. The group will next meet for a 6 30 tureen dinner on February Bh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotry Navy Mothers Club No. 606
Wendall Shields
John Carrier
Avis Ross
Kenyan Governor Ends Seven Year State of Emergency
Sir Patrick Renison, Kenya’s governor, announced the end of the state of emergency that had been in place for seven years to quell the May Maw uprising in Uiis, the British colony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natrobs
Kenya
Patrick Renison
Uiis
Radio vs television as program medium shift noted
An Albany radio executive argues radio has become a service, not show business, and that local stations drive the real radio news. WPTR programs mix one third news one third music and one third commercials with emphasis on public service and variety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Payesa Mounsey
WPTR
Albany, N.Y
Ovea
Tel
Evision
Mounsey
Raps Failure Of Graduates In Leadership
Boston AP report quotes Dr. Perry Epler Gresham of Bethany College condemning American college graduates for failing in public service and leadership while noting many perform well. AAC meeting open to 800 members from 96% of accredited liberal arts colleges. Discussion may urge Congress to extend low interest college housing loans and fund classroom and library construction, with ongoing debates over loyalty oath and disclosure in student loan programs. Some universities, including Harvard and Yale, have left the program in protest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Perry Epler Gresham
Bethany College
Gresham
Déth
Assn
Congress
Harvard
Yale
Move Equipment From Ice Floe Near Walbanks Alaska
The Air Force plans two flights to Station Charley today to remove equipment from the crackling ice floe that housed a scientific expedition. A total of 17 evacuees have left the ice pack 400 miles northwest of Barrow since last Wednesday. Maj. Philip Peacock of Ladd Air Force Base said flights will continue daily until all remaining personnel and gear are withdrawn. The island has shrunk from two miles by four miles to roughly one-fifth its original size. The five men flown out Monday night were Airman Franklin O. Yates of Ypsilanti Michigan, Sgt. Jerry A. Bailey of Salisbury New Jersey, Airman Hildon H. Carter of Fort Smith Arkansas, and Sgt. Thomas A. Boger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walbanks
Alaska
Air Force
Charley
Barrow
Philip Peacock
Ladd Air Force Base
Franklin O. Yates
Ypsilanti
Mich
Jerry A. Bailey
Salisbury
Hildon H. Carter
Fort Smith
Ark
Thomas A. Boger
Drive Against Anti-Semitism Expands Worldwide
Arrests mounted in a campaign against a wave of anti Jewish incidents as leaders urge a U N study to explain the surge. West Germany warned that continued anti-Semitic acts threaten from abroad with posters linking Adenauer to Hitlerism drawing police action. Crimes in Britain Italy and the United States spotlight ongoing vandalism and arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. W
West Germany
Cologne
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
West Berlin
Germany
Heinrich von Brent
Adenguer
East Germany
Britain
Florence
Italy
Foggia
U. N
Maurice L. Perlzweig
World Jewish Congress
U. S
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USOW
Alan Dimmick
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Thiel College
Neilly
Clymer
March OF Dimes
Dorothy Barry
George, Jr
Joanne
Barry
Ertitchas
Gover
Nor Elton Barton
Youngs~ville
Sawyer Studio
Navy
Television Review
Marin
NBC
Dema
Nanette Fabray
Fabian
Garry Moore
CBS
Wal Pam
Gertrude Berg
Diahann Caroll
Bracken Funeral Home
North Center Street
Greensboro
E. ‘Fernald
Honolulu, Hawaii
Allgood
Temple Oranges
Washington St
Corry, PA
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