Newlyweds Martin Honeymoon At Mars Winter Home
Neute veype or yeeat Cuhin bus ayente and Mijo Martin of First avenue were married on New Year's Day at the Mars winter home on Ohio avenue in St. Cloud Florida. Rev. William Holiday officiated. The couple will reside in Corry come spring. Several guests attended the ceremony and dinner at the St Cloud Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayente
Mijo Martin
First Avenue
Mars
Ohio Avenue
St. Cloud
Fla
William Holiday
Calvin Martin
St Cloud Hotel
Holiday
Joseph Neighbert
Frank Bolard
Ross Patton
Martin
Corry
Exchange Students Speak At Rotary Meet
Exchange students Barree of Daragy Albay in the Philippine Islands and Volk er Gempt from Germany spoke at the Union City Rotary meet last evening. Barree described Philippine history government and culture while Gempt thanked locals for hospitality during his year in Corry. The event followed introductions by D. Armour Hillstrom and Lester Lopus with music by Alan Hasbrouck and William Leahy. President Joseph Sella presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opig
Barree
Daragy Albay
Phiippine Islands
Union City
Pricipal
Russell Palmer
Baree
Lester Lopus
D. Armour Hillstrom
Volker Gempt
Gempt
Germany
Hillstrom
Corry
America
Wong
Europe
Thilstrom
Palmers
Emory Clothgy
Beauty Care Topic At Tri-Hi-Y Session
Tri-Hi-Y session at the YMCA, presiding Sharon Rhodes, discussed future talent and fashion shows and a water taffy sale. Speakers Peggy Fox of Collier Beauty Shop and Beverly Hicks of Hicks Beauty Salon spoke on beauty care, beauty school requirements, and related careers.
Covenant Circle Opens 1959 Meeting at Mrs Burr’s Home
Mrs Kenneth Burr hosted the first Covenant Circle gathering of the 1959 term at Wayne street residence. Sixteen members and two guests Rev Paul Bauer and Mrs William Glaubeton attended. The program featured devotions, officer introductions, and a study on The Spirit Speaks To The Church with books Conversations On The Middle East and Middle East Pilgrimage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covenant Circle
Kenneth Burr
Wayne Street
Women's Association
First Presbyterian Church
Burr
Porter Auer
Paul Bauer
William Gumbleton
Charter For Christian Action
Robert Curtis
Cochairman
Florence Flowers
Ruland Harvey
John Kennedy
D. Fred Kinley
Robert Galbreath
Olin W. Bracken
Middle East
Colette McClintock Speaks at Local PTA Meeting
Colette McClintock, a speech therapist for area schools, addressed the Harding Parent-Teacher Association meeting. Mrs Kenneth Pitt led the PTA Prayer, with Tony Stee presiding. Plans were set for spring school pictures and February Founder’s Day Dinner at Corry Area High School.
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Colle Meclntock
Spever
Harding Parent-Teacher Association
PTA
Kenneth Pitt
Tony Stee
Corry Area High School
Mde
Rev Warnken Speaking At Golden Age Club Meeting
The Golden Age Club met yesterday at the YMCA with 5 percent present and new members. Rev Jesse Warnken, Baptist missionary to Alvies, led prayer and spoke on missionary work. The president Mrs Maude Barnes chaired the business session noting 1551 members and 09 visitors between February 1958 and January 1959. The next meeting will be the January birthday party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warnken
Golden Age Club
Ymca Witl
Unisson
Jesse Warnken
Alvies
Maude Barnes
Columbus PTA Seeks Piano And Bench Item
The Columbus Parent-Teacher Association met at Dean School. President Mrs. Phillip Wade opened with no pledge and Miss Renew Our Faith was sung. Mrs. Donaldson led devotions. Minutes were approved and a PTA film “A Class For Tommy” was shown. The group stated no public appeal for a piano and bench. Lunch was served by third grade mothers from Mrs. Donaldson’s room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Parent-Teacher Association
Dean School
Columbus
Phillip Wade
James Donaldson
PTA
Tommy
Columbus Pta
Donaldson
George Burt
Golden Links Class Meets At Stowe Home
Golden Links Class of St Pauls Methodist Church met at Mrs. Byron Stowe's East South Street residence for its monthly gathering. Mrs. C A Johnson led devotions on speed and exploration since Columbus. She read poems, closed with prayer, and presided over a brief business session. A hymn sing followed. Hostess committee served creamed chicken, biscuits, fudge, tea and coffee. Next meeting set for February 10 with venue to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lie Guimen
St Pirst Methodist Church
Byron Stowe
East South Street
C. A. Johnson
Christopher Columbis
Johnson
Anthony Cyphert
Maude Hutchings
Leah Reed
Alma Anderson
Myrna Peterson
Legion Auxiliary Session At Locamencau No 385
Legion Auxiliary No 385 met last evening at the Past home on First avenue a routine business session was held Mrs Alta Orn reported Christmas baskets distributed to needy veterans A letter from the eight year old adopted boy at Scotland School Scotland Pa was read The evening contest won by Mrs Jessie Haenel Light refreshments were served by Mrs Ivan Smith Next meeting set for February 10. Walter J Moxom 73 Weather Bureau veteran died at his home in Woolford Md He collapsed after a long service in St Louis and Dayton Ohio.
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Locamencau Legion Auxiliary No. 385
First Avenue
Alta Orn
Scotland School
Scotland
Jessie Haenel
Ivan Smith
Woolford
Walter J. Moxom
U.S. Weather Bureau
St. Louis
Dayton
Ohio
Kiwanis Discusses Art of Photography
The Corry Kiwanis Club met Monday at Hotel Corry with 30 members present. Lt. Richard Dean gave the invocation. President A. A. Carbone spoke briefly after dinner as guests Fred Clark and Dale Webster were introduced. Kirk Sawyer, a professional photographer, spoke on portraiture basics, equipment, lighting, and exposure for black and white and color slides. A Q and A followed. Joe Amy led group singing with Mrs. Rice on piano.
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Kiwanis
Corry
Sawyer
Harold Curtis Elected Master Of Area Grange
The Columbus Grange held a Monday session with Lawrence Miller conducting and David Curtis installing Harold Curtis as the new master after Harold Caster resigned. Membership names were assigned to a committee of Max Bennink, Harold Curtis, and Merle Page. Mrs. Merle Page won the mystery package as 38 members and two guests enjoyed an oyster supper, with Mrs. D P Trisket and Mrs. George Bensink in charge. The next meeting is January 26 with Lawrence Miller leading the program.
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Harold Curtis
Area Grange
Columbus
Lawrence Miller
Max Bennink
Merle Page
Harold Caster
David Curtis
D. P. Trisket
George Bensink
N.N. Dodd
Knox Circle Names Officers For 1950 Term
Members of Knox Circle at the First Presbyterian church gathered at the home of Mrs Raymond Weber on Wright Street for the first meeting of the 1950 term. Officers and secretaries were introduced by Mrs Glenn Stead, with Mrs Weber as chairwoman and a program on the Middle East led by the program chairman. The group planned upcoming events and set the next meeting for February 10 at Mrs Harold Patterson's home on Bash Frederick Street.
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Lie Khox Circle
Sph Hal
Dannes Hiloj
Glenn Stead
Weber Chaimany
Leon Root
Auwinman
Morgan Beverly
William — de~ Haven
Marold Poitersorl
Hileman
Spiritual Life
Steadman
Nursery
Mac Frost
Hose Pilarity
G. Mrlesn
H. L. B. McLees
House Kouper
Middle East
North Amew
Harold Patteson
Bash Prederick Street
School Closures Prompt Fire Hazard Safety Push
Officials push a safety drive after a Chicago parochial school fire that killed 35. Local boards report closures by week’s end, with Lebanon and Selinsgrove sites among those ordered shut. Collaboration between school boards and the Public Instruction Department aims to relocate classes to keep children in education.
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Chicago
Labor and Industry Department
Lebanon
Selinsarove
Public Instruction Department
Selinsgrove
Jonestown
Fredericksburg
Lebanon County
Norfolk City Council weighs school integration resistance
Norfolk faces a court challenge as a city council votes to close secondary schools if state aid integration days remain. Mayor Duckwortly warns of radical changes while Ferdinand Campbell contends legal remedies will be found. Federal court rulings are expected Monday on the constitutionality of the massive resistance act and its impact on education.
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Norvolk
Vietuia
Fedinand D. Campbell
Avivton Munger
Norfolk
Campbell
Ais
Tokyo Prince Engagement Speeds Amid Unclear Proclamations
A disjointed report notes formal engagement events involving Tokyo Prince and figures named Michuke Shae da and Michiko. Observers cite renditions of waning ceremonial rites and proposed transfers tied to a Shinto context, with references to an emperor and April as a milestone. The text remains fragmentary and unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Prine AkibiLo
Michuke Shaeda
Akeisito
Michiko
Eemperor ii Belie Shinto
Ways to aid commuters debated by city officials
City leaders and transportation experts gathered Tuesday to discuss measures to help commuters. Proposals include federal funding for rolling stock, tax incentives to ease commuter costs, and a coordinated plan to improve railroad profitability and service. A 12 member committee was formed to start work within 80 days.
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Chicago
Cuick
Fafioh
Cty
Stignen Lions
U. S
Erie Police Arrest Four In Poolroom Morals Raids
Erie police in plain clothes raided four billiard parlors and charged the managers with corrupting the morals of minors. Suspects include Raymond Mulehe Insoni Percy Prot Robert A Johnson and Lewis Hrowss. Detectives Plashe Cousins and officers staged raids as youths under 18 were found in the rooms. Authorities consulted with the district attorney before filing charges.
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Erie
URI
Raymond Mulehe Insoni
Block's
Percy Prot
Seven i Street Billard
Robert A Johnson
Linco Billiards
Lewis Hrowss
Laule’s
Spl
Jack Plashe
Charles McCur Hy
Jack Cousins
Aneder
Plasber
Paul DeDionjato
Digitier
Herbert Johnson Jr
DeDionisto
Cuba Executions Spark New U.S. Criticism and Suspensions
Washington reports say Cuba's new revolutionary government suspended executions after a wave of international and domestic criticism over firing squads. Officials promise trials and public viewing when proceedings resume, while lawmakers warn continued executions without trials could erode hemisphere support and legitimacy.
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Washington
Eminous Wong
Cuba
United States
House
Reba
Fidel Castro
Castro
Sen
Homer. Capehart
R-Ind
Capehart
Henate Foreign Relations Committee
George Aiken
R-Vi
Charles 0. Porter
D-Ore
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Mi Buttata
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Warren
H. Kelly
Rotary Meet
Colette McClintock
Stowe
Legion Auxiliary
A. A. Carbone
Kiwanis Club
Kirk Sawyer
Ray Ray
Mr. Sawyer
A. Lynn Rice
Mrs. Rice
Knox Circle
Coats
Orson Cardigans
LEED
New School Law
Auto Glass Table Top Glass General Auto Repair
Frank's Auto Service
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Zine
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