Fellowship Lists Standing Committees At Lutheran Meeting
The monthly gathering of the Fellowship of St. Pauls Lutheran Church last evening at the church named hosting couples for the year and formed committees for program planning and hospitality. Mrs. Michael Kuzma Mrs. John Krasa and Mrs. Jesse Freeman led meeting arrangements while others organized entertainment devotions and study plans.
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Lutheran Fellowship
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Eugene Marrs
Henry Fuller
William Mowrey
Michael Kuzma
John Krasa
Jesse Freeman
John Ernst
Freeman
WOTM Donates to Corry Memorial Hospital After Meeting
Corry City Chapter No 717 Women of the Moose held elections and announced a 1955 86 award. planned a $1090 donation toward hospital needs including a television set and a radiograph unit. Initiation set for February 1 at 8 p m. Mi Kely named Tendis for midwinter Erie conference.
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WOTM
Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry City
Women of the Moose
Clarence Kirch
Rekent
Erie
Henry Davis Jr
Charles Henry
Corry Memori
Jo Leon Doleski
Gerald Staples
Women's Relief Corps Meeting Reported at Corry Grange Hall
Thirty members and one visitor attended a noon tureen dinner at the Corry Grange Hall with Mrs Emiy Schutz of Meadville. Mrs Wesley Willis presided as the afternoon meeting opened, and Mrs Ellis Higby won the attendance award. Plans were made for February 7 to discuss a public dinner the corps will sponsor. Afterward the group worked on a quilt and held a gut shower for Mrs Fred Mitchell and her infant son.
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Corry Grange
Emiy Schutz
Meadville
Charles ‘Tanner
Wesley Willis
Ellis Higby
Fred Mitchell
Mrs VanDresar Hosts CGG Chi Bridge Night
Mrs Milton VanDresar hosted the CGG Chi at her West Pleasant street home. Guests enjoyed a dessert and two-table contract bridge with prizes awarded to Mrs FW Dey Mrs Donald Hull and Mrs Harold Cragg. Door prize went to Mrs J Needham and guest prize to Mrs Dey. Mrs Donna Nantes to entertain in two weeks.
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Milton
District plans snow plows for inaugural day
Prepared Washington reports the District of Galumbiy arranging 160 snow plows for Monday to ensure streets are clear for President Elen Hower's inaugural day, signaling readiness for winter conditions.
Birth of Hugh Clark Jr at area hospital
A son was born early today at Corry Memorial Hospital Mt and Mio to Messttner of Bear Lake. Hugh Clark Jr is listed among newborns with health status noted as alive. Further details mention Louis Hospital in Cleveland and Attanne Mira DeLairy as associated names.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Mt and
Mio
Messttner
Bear Lake
Hugh Glark Jr
Borh Yee Terding UY My
Aid Mim
Hugh GC
Dietary Wi Ht
Loui's Hospital
Cleveland
Attanne
Mira
DeLairy
Orang Gi Wena
Annual Meeting at Columbus Community Church
The Columbus Community Church held its annual meeting with 21 attendees. Rev. Bradley P. Lites opened with an invocation as reports from the clerk Perry Mead and women’s organizations chair Mrs. J. H. Reagle were heard, followed by Sunday School update by Mrs. Vernella Page and treasurer Earl Messinger. The financial secretary Hollis Upperman also spoke, and a new budget was adopted. Members elected Thurston Anderson deaconess for two years. trustees Leslie Dodd, Hollis Upperman, and F. Lowe Edwards for three years. Arthur Ayling deacon for three years. and Ellen Blatchard deaconess for three years. Mead will serve another year as clerk, Upperman re-elected financial secretary. Bylaws were amended to modify membership requirements. The group voted to cooperate with Cory Council of Churches and established a building fund to improve the kitchen and basement Sunday School rooms. The session closed with a lunch.
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Columbus Church
Columbus “Community Church
Bradley P. Lites
Perry Mead
J. H. Reagle
Vernella Page
Earl Messinger
Hollis Upperman
Tme
Thurston
Mead
Upperman
Cory Council of Churches
PBX Operators Hold Buffet Supper and Meeting
A group of 16 local PBX switchboard operators gathered at Mrs. Donald Gibsson’s Grove Street home for a buffet supper at six. Hostesses Mrs. Gibson and Mrs. Mildred Bailey served baked ham beans scalloped potatoes relish coffee and angel food cake. A short business meeting followed and Miss Audrey Triscuit, soon to be married, received a farewell gift. Miss Jeanne Manley won the door prize. The evening ended with social time and colored slides.
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PBX
Ally
Donald Gibssion Grove
Glbus
Mildred Bailey
Ajax
Olclotk
Audrey ‘Triscuit
Jeanne Manley
Concord PTA Executive Board Plans Market Day
The Concord Parent-Teacher Association executive board met at president Mrs Thomas Perotti s home on East Main Street to discuss the annual Market Day at the school set for March 65 and the mobile book fair at Concord School on February 26 A planned January 2 PTA meeting will host Dan Skala principal of Lawrence Park High School Erie as speaker with exchange students He has worked with the American Field Service and attended the Conference of World Federation of Teaching Professionals He shared travels to England Scotland France Germany Austria Italy Spain Turkey the Netherlands and Belgium His talk is expected to draw PTA members An evening of refreshments followed the session
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PTA
Concorde Parent-Teacher Association
Thomas Perotti
East Main Street
Concord School
Dan Skala
Lawrence Park” Hist School
Erie
Skall
American Field Service
World Federation of
England
Scotland
France
Germany
Austria
Italy
Spain
Turkey
Netherlands
Belgium
Ingrid Bergman returns to the United States after seven years
Ingrid Bergman flies into New York for 36 hours to accept the 1956 New York Film Critics Award as best actress and to see My Fair Lady before rushing back to Paris for Tea and Sympathy. She speaks of love for New York, her exile, and plans to return to America someday. In Paris, Fayette County approves a plan to establish a technical high school after a two year study.
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Paris
Ingrid Bergman
United States
New York
New York Film Critics' Award
Robert Anderson
Pia
Rossellini
Robertino
Isabella
Mherid
Miss Bergman
Marie Blames Drugs For Holes In Kidnap Story
Marie McDonald, distraught after a grand jury hearing, blamed sedatives and shock for discrepancies in her kidnapping tale. She recalled telling journalists she was in India when the incident occurred and that police filmed a reenactment at Encino. Jurors spent nine hours examining the case and adjourned without action, to reconvene Tuesday as prosecutors review whether to indict.
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A - Ie McDonald
Los Angeles County
Evand
India
Marie
Los Angeles
Encino
John Doe
Jackie Gleason and Art Carney to split up
Jackie Gleason and Art Carney will part company after Carney’s contract expires in June. Carney and Audrey Meadows have been Gleason’s two mainstays as his rise to television comedy’s top. Carney’s manager said the parting is amicable and Gleason has other plans for next year.
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Art Carney
Jackie Gleason
Carney
Audrey Meadows
Gleason
William McCaffrey
McCaffrey
Jackie
Ari
Darbie
Art
Star
Durgom
Film Executive Dies in New York
William Gehrling, 59, an assistant to President Spyros P. Skouras and a vice president of 20th Century Fox Film Corp, died yesterday. Born in Rensselaer, New York, he served as a Fox executive and jury member.
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New York
William Gehrling
Spyros P. 59
20Th Cent Skouras
Fox Film Corp
Rensselear
N.Y
14 H Clubs Highlight Pa Farm Show Grand Beef Win
14 H clubs led the final day at the Pennsylvania Farm Show with 4 H baby beef auction topping sales as Glenn Horeman 15 Manheim R D3 and his 1075 pound Rex won the baby beef grand championship. Herbert Frey 18 Retestown claimed the reserve with 809 pound Angus Bischy. Attendance declined but officials expect total turnout near a half million despite snowbound days.
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Hudson Block
Dlst
Glenn Horeman
Manheim R
Rex
Mitch
Ith
Lancaster County
Herbert Frey
Reteeistont
Jenin
Death Penalty for Murder Reported in Several States
A report notes that the death penalty remains in use for murder across Arizona California Colorado Missouri Nevada North Carolina Oregon and Wyoming with ongoing legal and criminal justice considerations highlighted.
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Arizona
California
Colorado
Missouri
Neves
North Carolina
Oregon
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London
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Carleton Curtis
Scotand
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Erie County Health and Tuberculosis Association
E. £. Hawkins
Wayne Street
New Holland
Sylvia Anderson
Robert Hammond
E. Anderson
West Frederick Street
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Howard Hammond
R.D
Women’s Relief Corps
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Uniontown
Fayette County
Pennsylvania
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Seavier
Columbus
Borstorff & Fitch
Stockton
Frank Betts
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Justice of the Peace
Keystone Gas
Columbus Grace
Jordan
Shady Avenue
Route
Howard Jordan
Albert Fox
Appliances Builders
Engle
Pas Shove
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Angeles III
Mam
Remee Weee
Orchard Park
van Camp Pork & Beans
Morrell
Imix
F.C. Chapin & Son
Corry Savings
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