Farewell Bridge Party for Mrs. Wurm Led by East Bend Hosts
Village social notes report a farewell bridge party at Mrs. Lou Hanna’s East Bend street home honoring Mrs. George Wurm who plans to move to New Jersey in January. Twenty five First Presbyterian Church choir members were hosted by Rev H Kenyon Leishman and wife at the North Center street parsonage with snacks and a gift for the hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Hanna
East Bend Street
George Wurm
Wright Street
New Jersey
First Presbyterian Church
H. Kenyon Leishman
North Center Street
Leishmans
George Black
John Kennedy
Horace Ordway
Harrisburg
Ordway
Pennsylvania Potato Growers Association
Conesway School
PTA
Corry
Louise Utegg
Sunnyvale
Galif
Floyd Utegg
Columbus
Russell Merritt
Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Thomas More
Rebekah Helping Hand Dinner Session Officers Named
Members of the Rebekah Helping Hand met at the IOOF Hall for a dinner session with Mrs. Harvey Loveland presiding. Officers named include Mrs. Arden Baldwin as president and Mrs. Clarence Cox as vice president. Birthday cards were sent to two members, and letters of thanks were received from Meadville Orphans Home and Grove City Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Helping Hand
IOOF
Harvey Loveland
Arden Baldwin
Clarence Cox
Bertha Derwin
Ralph Vanderhoff
Glenn Gates
Bernice DeJean
Fred Mixer
Esther Fargo
Meadville
Grove City
Willard Shreve
If You Read It In The Journal You Know It's True
A brief cryptic notice hints at the Journal’s reputation for reliability. The item suggests trust in the paper as the source of truth for readers.
Catholic Daughters Plan Meetings and Fundraisers
At the Catholic Daughters of America Court No. 35 meeting at the VFW Post, Miss Agnes Lynch outlines sponsors for a January 29 undercroft event at Emmanuel Episcopal Church and invites sandwich donations. A bake sale is planned for St Edward's School on March 14 after Masses at St Thomas the Apostle.
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Alscusseu
Catholic Daughter's of America
Court Conception No
Vew Post
Agnes Lynch
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
CDA
Miss Lynch
St. Edward's School
St. Thomas the Apostle Church
Hazel Hall
Albert Ross
James Allyn
Edward Pasi
Chaiman
Thomas Pierotti
Costa Rica
Donald Nantes
James Costello
Joseph Prugar
Tony Stec
Cochairman
Columbus PTA Movie Seen At Elementary Meeting
The Columbus Elementary School PTA met Tuesday evening. Mothers of third grade students served refreshments during the social hour. Mrs Maxwell Brown, vice president, led the business session. Mrs Florence Casler gave devotions titled Be attitudes for Parents and read a poem. A flag salute and group singing followed. A National PTA film Where Children Come First was shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Elementary School
PTA
Maxwell Brown
Florence Casler
Mrs James Miller to Head Women's Council
Mrs James Miller was elected president of the Women's Missionary Council of the Assembly of God at a church business meeting. Officers named include Mrs Embert Earle as vice president Mrs Carl Laxman as secretary and Mrs Milan Gates as treasurer. The next meeting is set for February 9 at the North Center Street home of Mrs Gates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ne Women's
Pissionary Council of the Assembly of God
James Miller
Embert Earle
Carl Laxman
Milan Gates
North Center Street
Gates
Local Helpers Named in Community Support List
They were assisted by Mrs. Catherine Gronostar, Mrs. Louis Lutz, Mrs. Warren McChesney, Mrs. Alfred Morrison, Mrs. Mildred Orr, Mrs. Edmond Pofe and Mrs. Edmund Zewatsky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Gronostar
Louis Lutz
Warren McChesney
Alfred Morrison
Mildred Orr
Edmond Pofoe
Edmund Zewatsky
Two Americans Dead and Two Injured in Viet Nam Helicopter Crash
In Saigon nine miles north a helicopter escorting a road convoy hit a power line. The pilot and one gunner died, the co pilot and another gunner were injured. No hostile fire reported. The crash raises U.S. noncombat deaths to 109 since 1961 while 249 have been killed in action. Across Viet Nam anti government protests and bombings continued. Buddhist monks urged strategy at Saigon headquarters while calls for Premier Huong's ouster intensified in Da Nang and other towns. South Korea planned 2000 non combat troops, pending National Assembly approval, to South Viet Nam as deterrence along the truce line.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Cap
Viet Nam
Thu Dau Moi
Phan Khac Suu
da Nang
Quang Tri
Tran van Huong
Seoul
Kim Sung-eun
Korea
North Korea
China
U.N
Kim
South Korean National Assembly
Missionary Society Meets at Krasa Home
The Missionary Society of the Wheelock Community Church met Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. John Krasa in R. D. 4. Mrs. Ronald Crosscut presided, Mrs. Leland Crosscut gave devotions, and secret sisters were revealed with new names chosen for the coming year. A schedule for the year was also set, with the next meeting planned for February 9 at Mrs. Ronald Crosscut’s R. D. 4 home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krasa
Wheelock Society
Missionary Society of
Wheelock Community Church
John Krasa
Ronald Crosscut
Leland Crosscut
The Spoken Word Ts Like the Air The Printed Word Is Always There
A compact note comments on the enduring role of spoken and printed language in culture. It emphasizes how oral expression complements written media and survives amid changing communication forms.
Luncheon Meeting Covers Curriculum Issues in Northwestern PA
Northwestern Pennsylvania curriculum directors from six schools met at Hotel Corry for a luncheon to discuss elementary and secondary programming. Topics included first grade entrance, kindergarten retention, fitness, social studies, honors, science, geography, and fine arts. Attendees listed from Meadville, Warren, Franklin, Valley Grove, and Corry. next meeting set for April 22.
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Pennsylvania
Hotel Corry
Antoinette Baressi
Baressi
Meadville
Adelaide de Maison
Thomas Knorr
Titusville
Gilbert Parke
Helen R. Kendall
Howard Newson
Bruce Pringle
Warren
T. K. Barret
Franklin — C. Willard Andre
Valley Grove
Rocky Grove
Earl Chalfant
Corry — Thomas Shupe
J. Donald Watson
LeRoy Peck
Churchill Ill in Window Appearance Marks Birthday
Sir Winston Churchill appeared frail at his window on his birthday as supporters gathered below. Lady Churchill helped him move, and friends noted poor circulation contributing to his pallor and general weakness.
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L Churchill
Sir Winston
Lady Churchill
Churchill
House of Commons
Churchills
Savoy Hotel
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Birdie
Corry Memorial Hospital
Board of Trustees
Earl Haight
Kentile
Columbus School Group
Women’s Council
Carlisle
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Alonzo D. Weaver
Johnstown
Weaver
Blue Mountain
Shop Your Carry Stores
T. K. Barratt
McMichael
the Northwestern
C. Willard Andre
Bob Church
Marlene Margarine
B. Charles Hostetter
Presbyterian Church
Rostetter
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Canada
Mondag
Pene Caster
Virgil Endsley
Walter W. Gilliland
Elmer A. Oriner
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