Retirement party honors Mrs Tripp at Jim Rose Steak House
A January retirement of Mrs Mil dred Tripp from the Raymond Division of Association Spring Corporation after 17 years was celebrated with a clerical department dinner at Jim Rose Steak House. Guests included Mrs Russell Merritt Sr Mrs James Armstrong Mrs Ford Stewart Mrs Richard Patchen Mrs Stanley Buell Mrs Francis Hanlin Mrs Thomas Varish Mrs Bruce Moore Mrs Harry Paulson Jr MrsKeith Holter Mrs Charlotte Kingsley and Miss Rose baine Malek Virginia Bachemer. Corsage and a gift were presented and a social time followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Rose Steak House
Mildred Tripp
Raymond
Association Spring Corporation
Raymonds
Russell Merritt Sr
James Armstrong
Ford Stewart
Richard Patchen
Stanley Buell
Francis Hanlin
Thomas Varish
Bruce Moore
Harry Paulson Jr
Keith Holter
Charlotte Kingsley
Rosebaine Malek
Virginia Bachemer
Tripp
WSCS Session Delivers Motions and Mission Report
The Woman's Society of Christ ian Service of the First Methodist Church met in January with Mrs. Parker leading devotions and two duets by Mrs. Berrett and Mrs. Clark. President Mrs. Parker ran the business. a letter from Donna Rehnberg of Albuquerque was read and a birthday gift ribbon presented. Delegation funds will support Grove City College School of Missions. Two more dining room tables were approved. The Odd Fellows Pilgrimage for Youth to the United Nations was featured with slides by Mr. Stowe and Mrs. Higgins. Refreshments followed. next meeting February 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christian Service
The
First Methodist Church
Claude Parker
Boyd Berrett
Russell Clark
James Wells
Sand
H. W. Parker
Edmund Barr
Donna Rehnberg
Albuquerque
N. M
Bryan Stowe
Irvin Young
School of Missions
Grove City College
Stowe
Louise Williams
United Nations
Canada
New England
New York City
United Navas
Terrance Higgins
Fellowship
Ruth Circle
Alan Cornish
Rotarians Hear Area Students Share International Views
At the Hotel Corry last evening the Rotary Club heard two area exchange students Miss Pla Dahl of Denmark and Miss Ruth Askuldsen of Norway describe their countries and people. They attend Clymer Central and Fort LeBoeuf High School and had visited Corry Area High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Corry
Pla Dahl
Denmark
Ruth Askuldsen
Norway
Miss Dahl
Clymer Central School
Louis Hemink
North Clymer
Miss Askaldsen
Jack Taylor
Waterford
Fort LeBoeuf High School
Corry Area High School
Lester R. Lopus
Louis Homink
Harold—Welfe
George Orcutt
Richard Anderase
P.M. Chamberlain
Smethport
Elmer Ortner
Olln Bracken
Engagement Announced Ruth Marie Mitchell to Paul Zavinski
The engagement is announced by Mrs. and Mr. John Mitchell of 1216 North Center Street. Ruth Marie Mitchell is a 1959 Corry Area High School graduate employed at New Process Company in Warren. Paul A. Zavinski is a 1957 Tidioute High School graduate, a Marine Corps veteran, and works for H. W. Fuellhart in Tidioute. No wedding date is set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Marie Mitchell
Paul A. Zavinski
John Mitchell
North Center Street
Zavinski
John Zavinski
Pittsfield
Inide-Fleet
Corry Area High School
New Process Company
Warren
Tidioute High School
United States Marine Corps
H. W. Fuellhart
Tidioute
Bridge Scores at YMCA Howell Game Winners Named
A four-table Howell game at the YMCA Tuesday Afternoon Duplicate Bridge group yielded an average score of 42. Winners included Mrs Pred Kinley and Mrs Zalzneck with 59, Mrs Sullivan and Mrs Hall 44, Mrs Tandy and Mrs Lindsey 47, and Mrs Swink and Mrs McClintock 43. Mrs Morrow takes reservations for next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howell
YMCA
J. Pred Kinley
Philip Zalzneck
James Sullivan
Donald Hall
James Tandy
Vee Lindsey
D. G. Swink
D. A. McClintock
Louis Morrow
New Officers Named For Knox Circle Group
The Knox Circle of the First Presbyterian Church held its first annual meeting at Mrs. 4 F Johnston s East Frederick street home with 15 members. Mrs Clyde Keith was named chairwoman and officers include Mrs Allan Hasbrouck euchalr yim Mrs Ruth Boenes spiritual life chairman Mrs George Beardsley program chairman and Mrs Mayd Shawver secretary treasurer A family night dinner is planned for February 20 and the program Isnafe Education and Religion in Hong Kong was presented by Mrs James Hileman Meeting date February 1st 18 was noted for the next gathering with location to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox Circle
First Presbyterian Church
East Frederick Street
4. W. Johnston
Clyde Keith
Allan Hasbrouck
Ruth Boenes
George Beardsley
Mayd Shawver
Knox Ciole
Hoenes
Hong Kong
James Hileman
Inter
Service members and families on leave and deployment
James Clark arrived from Shaw Air Force Base in South Carolina for a 15 day leave with his parents at 602 West Washington Street. Mrs Robert Perelman and child plan to live in Verdun France for three years as her husband serves with the armed forces. Mrs Perelman and Mrs Stall siblings visited in New York and Paris before departure. Ash William Molnar and family visit the Jaquiths in Spring Creek, Amarillo, Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Clark
City
Shaw Air Force Base
South Carolina
Raymond Clark
West Washington Street
Robert Perelman
Marina
Calif
New York
Paris
France
Verdun
Jack Stahl
West Pleasant Street
Perelman
Stall
Ash William Molnar
Molnar
William
Amarillo
Texas
Spring Rally Discourssed At Rebekah Lodge Meet
The IOOF Hall hosted the Rebekah Lodge regular session with Mrs William Dah presiding. Members discussed the upcoming Odd Fellows and Rebekah spring rally and were urged to attend as it marks the 144th anniversary of the order in America. Refreshments were served by Mrs Florence Culver Mrs George Gould and Mrs Ralph Vanderhoff. The next meeting is set for February 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge
William Dah
Odd Fellows and Rebekah
Rebekahs
Oda Fellowship
America
Florence Culver
George Gould
Ralph Vanderhoff
Thieves Swipe Saplings From Nassau Conference
Tree snatchers remove three Benjamina saplings planted last month by President Kennedy, Prime Minister Macmillan, and Premier Diefenbaker during a Nassau conference. Police say the thieves plan to replant the trees. They were dug out Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ROYAL
Nassau
Bahamas
Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
England
John Diefenbaker
Canada
Area Grangers Plan to Attend Meet at Seneca
Twenty three members attended the Columbus Grange meeting at the Schramling building in Columbus. Philip Wade directed the program as master. The charter was draped for a deceased member, Dani Hammond, with services led by the chaplain and stewards. The group announced committees for January and February and upcoming events including a legislative dinner at Cranberry Grange in Seneca, Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Schramling
Philip Wade
Drapsit
Dani Hammond
Ceres
Max Bennink
David Curtis
Harold Ayers
Merle Page
N. B. Dodd
Mr. Miller
Naional
Ayers
Page
Conelway PTA Features Program With Family Talk
Conelway PTA heard a program by S E Anderson and gave a talk on the route to Alaska. Mrs Richard Schneider played piano pieces while Mrs Merrill McCray chaired the meeting. The Corry Area PTA Council dinner was announced for February 13 at Wright School cafe. Joel McCray led devotions and the Grade three room award went to Mrs Ruth Clark. The next meeting is set for February 19 at 8:15 at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conelway Pta
S.E. Anderson
Alaska
8. B. Anderson
Conelway School
Richard Schneider
Merrill McCray
Corry Area
PTA Council
Wright’ School
Joel McCray
Ruth Clark
Navy Mothers Club Meeting At Mrs Carrier Home
The Navy Mothers Club met at Mrs John Cartier's East Main street home Monday evening with six members present. President Mrs Elizabeth Jansen led the business session and plans for future meetings were made. Mrs Jansen and Mrs Carrier served pumpkin pie with whipped cream and coffee. Next session hosted by Mrs Harvey Loveland on February 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worry Navy Mothers Club
John Cartier
East Main Street
Elizabeth Jansen
Jansen
Carrier
Harvey Loveland
King Street
Two Boys Rewarded After Bus Strike Ride Home
Philadelphia report: two boys, ages 13 and 14, roller skated to reach school when a city bus strike canceled service. They arrived exhausted but awake. A teacher offered a ride home at day’s end, recognizing their effort during the transit disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Thomas Tonescue
Pedro
Wellafone
Hardy
Merger Seen As Threat To Pennsylvanias Rail Services
Milton J. Shapp urged ICC to block the Pennsylvania New York Central merger saying it would eliminate rail access, impair freight service, and hurt Pennsylvania industries and jobs. He proposed a state transportation authority to modernize rail, road, water and air networks across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Milton J. Shapp
Jerrold Corp
National Public Advisory Committee
Xamiers
Intry
Shapp
ICC
Pittsburgh
New York State
Philadelhia
Erie
PRR
Kennedy May Act In Long Dockers Strike
An assist ant secretary of labor says President Kennedy may act in the 25day old dock strike if issues are not narrowed here today. James J Reynolds says if union and industry do not show substantial progress he will report to Labor Secretary Wirtz who will relay to the President. The walkout involves 60,000 longshoremen across the Atlantic and Gulf coasts crippling ports from Maine to Texas. Presidential aides declined comment. If no settlement soon, the Taft Hartley Act may require action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor
Kennedy
James J .Reynolds
Washington
W. Wilard Wirtz
Reynolds
Ken
Atlantic
Gulf Coasts
Maine
Texas
Piterre Salinger
Congress
AFL International Longshoremen's Association
ILA
New York Shipping Association
Reading Pa Arrests In National Lottery Ring
Police say Clarence S. Lewis and Dorothy Helfrich, partners in the Helfrich Printing Co in Reading, printed more than 750000 lottery tickets since 1952 for Cyrus Krall and were charged with gambling. Krall, held on bail, faced additional arrests with Murray Baker and Victor C. Gates in Harrisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Helfrich Printing Co
Clarence S. Lewis
Dorothy Helfrich
Leroy H. Lilley
Sear W. W- McAnnity
Rocco P. Arella
Krall
Murray Baker
Mismi
Fla
Victor C. Gates
Camp Hill
Harrisburgh
Gates
Baker
Kirk to Have Surgery in Japan After Taipei Trip
Ambassador Alan G. Kirk 73 will leave Taipei for a minor operation at the U S Navy Hospital in Yokosuka Japan and return to Taipei after convalescence. The embassy would not disclose the ailment. Kirk commanded U S Naval forces in the World War II invasion of Normandy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirk
Taipei
Formosa
U.S
Alan G. Kirk
Yokosuka
Japan
Normandy
Mrs Scranton Asks Support at Pennsylvania Event
Mrs. Scranton urged support for her husband in a Pennsylvania event. She praised him as the finest and most capable man and asked listeners to show determination to help the state, promising her thanks four years hence. The couple shared a light quip after her speech.
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David Stohlberg
WSCS
Sawyer Studio
Seneca
Mrs. J. Carrier
Navy Mothers Club
Penn
North Center ST. Corry, PA
Lifesavers
Kotex
Med
Alee
Mrs. Scranton
Zuakity
Federal Deposit Insurance
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