Wattsboro honors local talents and upcoming centennial events
Congratulates Eugene Perkins and band at Wattsboro for Inauguration plans. two Corry Arena High School students headed to Washington with unreaded names. Notes nursing graduates Janet Rae Smith and Sandra Cookman Mitchell receiving licenses, now married, with careers. Mentions Women’s Society preview for Corry Centennial, oblique references to local residents and a pithy closing thought from a 20 year old column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomes
Happy
Glinton Smith
RE. D. 4
Union City
Janet Rae Smith
Ron
Hotel Hospital School of Nursing
Erie
Janet
Michael Bailey
Corry
Pauh Smith
Sandra Loot Cooknan
William Mitchele
Gerry Arew High School
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
St. Vincent's
Evi
Mitchells
Knoxville
Tenn
University of ‘Tennessee
New York City
Melvin Schramling
Wayne Stroet
Katherine Dress
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Iso
W. B. Stnwe
Trvin Young
Oxcar Johnson
Clevelay
Cleve Morton
Paristveet
Joseph Purcell
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Cleveland
Ant
George Myers
Concord
Scout Troop 380 Court Of Awards At Girl Scout Ceremony
Approximately no scouts and parents attended the Court of Awards for Girl Scout Troop No. 340 held last evening at Pirat Presbyterian Church. Peggy McRidawney led the program with four patrols performing skits and songs, and badges and crests were awarded to a list of named scouts including Janet Anderson and Kathy Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirat Presbyterian Church
Peggy McRidawney
Seoul
Janet Anderson
Peaky McEldowney
Janet Cole
Shiron Ott
Nancy Fenster’ Mucher
Colleen Cragg
Dnnieli Cervoll
Mary Dorman
Brenda Warner
Jackie Willams
Christine Beckwith
Dane Betts
Jean Betts
Kathy Kennedy
Lynette Paulson
Tareann Miles
Marche Stahl
Lindt Me&lowney
Camperaft
Shirley Chirk
Ganes
Helen Britton
Robin Jolley
Sandra Glivis
Sharon Ov
Kathy Kelhedly
Mis
Fred McEldowney
Sunday Supper Sandwich from Leftover Pork or Beet Roast
Stage Simple Sunday Supper offers a hearty sandwich using leftover pork or beet roast. It uses toast, a cheese sauce with tomato paste and horseradish, olives, and mustard, then tops with pork or beet slices and broils until bubbly and hot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heepwa
Amu
Peni
Reddy
Sophomore Tri-Hi Club Plans Dinner and Dance
The Sophomore Tri-Hi Club met Tuesday evening at the YMCA with President Betty Person in charge. Peggy Vanssens led devotions and Taber reported on the candy sale asking members to send money promptly. Plans were made to honor Aldo Gremeno, the foreign exchange student, and to hold a dinner later in the year, but no details were announced.
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YMCA
Betty Person
Peggy Vanssens
Taber
Thos
Aldo Gremeno
Senate defeats bid to tighten antifilibuster rule
In Washington the Senate blocked a move to strengthen the antifilibuster rule as the new Congress began. Democrats split 32 to 31 to sidetrack the issue to the Rules Committee amid a heated clash over civil rights legislation. Senate leaders hailed the outcome as a victory for the Senate's dignity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Congress
Kenneth B. Keating
R-N-Y
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Southern Joes
Richard M. Nixon
Senate Rules Committee
House
House Rules Committee
Sam Rayburn
William M. Colmer
D-Miss
Kennery- Johnson
Colmer
Democratcs
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Everett M. Dirksen
Ilinois
Jacobs announce engagement of Karen Marie Jacobs
Mr and Mrs Edward F Jacobs of Williamsville announce the engagement of their daughter Karen Marie to Roger Ernest Dunnewald son of Mr and Mrs Ernest Dunnewald of Clymer Mini Jacobs a 1958 Williamsville Central High School graduate is employed as a secretary Her fiancé is a 1958 graduate of Clymer Central School who completed a two year agriculture course at Cornell University and works with his father No wedding date has been set.
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Edward. F. Jacobs
North Forest Road
Williamsville
Karen Marie
Roger Ernest Dunnewald
Ernest £. Dunnewald
Clymer
Mini Jacobs
Williamsville Central High School
Clymer Central School
Cornell University
Esther Circle Hosts Banquet Planning Meeting
Esther Circle of the Women's Society of World Service of the Evangelical United Brethren Church hosted 16 members at Main Street last evening. The three WSWS circles will serve the Father and Son banquet at the church on February 8. Members led prayers and discussed future meetings while circulating refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joon Garrie
waRt Main Street
Esther
Women's Society of World Service
Evangelical United Brethren Church
M Lynn Campbell
WSWS
Pather and Son
Herbert ‘Trisket
Ruth Lyons
Robert Shannon
Lynn Campbell
Wilve Rowland
Harold Lloyd
Anna Dyne
Harold Fish
Fellowship of Prayer
Lyle Chase
Cattler
Lyons
Campbell
Lloyd
Rowland
Shannon
Harris Watrous
Zennie Fish
Carrier
H. Ray Harris
North Center Street
Bridge Winners Named At Corry VFW Session
Average score was 48 for the four table Howell game played at the VFW Post home during the Corry Bridge Association weekly session. Winners included Horton Davis 61 percent and Morgan Beverly tied with J Pred Kinley and John Blatt 55 percent. Harold Gilbert and Arthur Pledger 50 percent, F H Bartholme 50, Arthur Treat 49, and T H Hubley 48. Next week's play will be the monthly master point game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howell
VFW
Corry Bridge Association
Horton Davis
Morgan Beverly
J. Pred Kinley
John Blatt
Harold Gilbert
Arthur Pledger
F. H. Bartholme
Arthur Treat
T. H. Hubley
Spring Creek Home Extension hears Warren economist theme
Miss Bandra Hanners, a Warren home economist, spoke on Pattern for Living to Spring Creek Home Extension Tuesday evening in the church parlor. Mrs. Randall McCray presided as chair. prayer was by Mrs. Denzil Phillips. A light lunch followed. next meeting set for February 14.
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Spring Creek
Warren
Bandra Hanners
Warren Home
Spring Creek Home Extension Group
Denzil Phillips
Randall McCray
Chandler Mason
Clifford Koford
WOTM Chapter Plans Public Swiss Steak Dinner
MOOSE haven chapter chairman MIB. sees senceevl Y announced plans for a public Swiss steak dinner to be held Saturday evening January 28 in the Moose home. A white elephant sale will follow the supper.
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Mib
Moose
Haven
Women of the Moose
Two Newborns Reported at Corry Memorial Hospital
A son was born yesterday morning to Dr and Mrs Roland P Hewes of R D 4 Corry. A daughter arrived early today to Mr and Mrs Richard A Shaw of Snyder Circle at Corry Memorial Hospital. Noted educator Charlotte Hawkins Brown died in Greensboro NC after several months illness.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Roland P. Hewes
R. D. 4, Corry
Richard A. Shaw
Snyder Circle
Greensboro
N. C
Charlotte Hawkins Brown
Pa Rink Operator Apologizes For Barring Negroes
A roller skating rink operator apologized to 37 teens denied admission to the rink on December 9. Mitchell Konchar testified before Alderman Leonard Civill, claiming he was not at the rink. Civill found a technical violation of state anti discrimination law but did not fine Konchar due to his frank admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Mitchell Konchar
Leonard A. Clvill
Coraopolis
Konchar
Konshar
Givill
Television reviews old and new on Today and CBS
In New York AP previews TV shows including NBC Today with Dave Garroway now in a transitional phase. CBS Steel Hour presents The Mating Machine a misfired drama about the Blake Scientific Marriage Bureau with mixed laughs. Also recommended are Family Classics Vanity Fair and Notorious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dave Carroway
NBC
Garroway
CBS
Blake Scientific Marriage Bureau
Diane Cilento
Joan Blondel
Eisenhower’s farewell note to Kennedy and post eight years
The message contrasts Eisenhower’s usual in person address with a Capitol read to Congress. He notes health and wisdom for coping with the Bonin and offers best wishes. He hints Kennedy’s pronouncements and task forces, urging lessons from eight years in office and praising a constructive foreign policy amid communist challenges.
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Eisenhower
Capitol Hill
Senate
House
Kennedy
United States
Eisenhower defends economy and world role in 1953–54
Eisenhower argues the United States has steadied the economy from wartime stimulus to cautious growth while expanding spending to meet international duties and domestic needs. He defends foreign policy and cites actions in Suez, the Middle East, the Far East, and Berlin as evidence of American leadership amid worldwide tensions.
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Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
White House
Middle East
Far East
Berlin
United Nations
Soviet Union
Kennedy
New York Fashion Show Sets Bold Spring Silhouette
Designers showcased wearable yet adventurous spring lines featuring print jackets, monochrome coats, and varied textiles. Notable collections by Toyce-Tasmian, Roxane, Samuel Winston, and Davidow emphasized fabric texture, streamlined skirts, and boxy to fitted jacket shapes, signaling a sleek warm season.
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Nyc
New York
NoDy
Rewark Boature
Ines
Watson- WL
Toyce-Tasmian
Sidney Boll
Roxane
Samuel Winston
Peirit Urouse
Davidow
Paul Parnes
Beni Claire
Principles for Foreign Policy Remain Cornerstone of Peace
In remarks on ongoing programs in foreign policy the speaker urged continued work with new tactics for evolving situations. He stressed constant principles including collective security deterrence international law negotiations self enforcing agreements and economic interdependence as the path to lasting peace with justice and freedom for all.
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Tosarvai Banquat
Deborah
Raymond] Avenue
Eugene Matson
Robert Willams
Keith Henton
Hitman
Florence Sanden
Matson
Henton
Howard Bycroft
Crosby Bush
Homer White
Robert Blakeley
Goncord Street
WOTM
Estell Centar
Corry, Pa
Corry Area
Sterling
Columbus
East Washington
M. Crandall
R. Dale Webster
Mgr
N. Center St
Fogle Lumber CO
Framidin St
Auto Glass Table Top Glass General Auto Repair
Frank's Auto Service
Thomas Motors
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Crystal Coal Co
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Hammond's
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Lumber
Pharmacy
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