YMCA Auxiliary Plans Activities Amid Membership Drive
The YMCA Auxiliary held a February meeting on North Center street with a hair styling program by Dorothy Lindsey of Dorothy's Beauty Salon. President Mrs. Martin Keppel led devotions. treasurer reported 600.50. Plans for membership push and event catering on February 16 19 35 were set. Committees and purchases, including a typewriter and addressograph, were approved.
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YMCA
North Center Street
Dorothy Lindsey
Dorothy
Charles Correll
Herbert
Wellman
Martin Keppel
Lawrenet McCray
Willian Leaby
McCray
Lawrence Joyce
Arthur Crowell
Earle Hasbrouck
Donald Stewert
Edwin Cole
Keith Henton
Quxilty
Reed J Dunn Speaker For Kiwanis Meeting
Reed J Dunn of Rochester Pennsylvania consulting engineers was guest speaker for Corry Kiwanis at the Hotel Corry. His talk outlined forthcoming work here over about 18 months, aided by maps and followed by a Q and A. The program featured E Anderson, city plan commission chair, and Frank McKnight as cochairman.
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Reena Dunn
Michael ‘Baker Jr
Ind
Rochester
Fevenlig
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Corry
Dunn
Frank McKnight
Cochairman
CAHS
Beverly Hicks
William Seltz Jr
H. Lynn Rice
Rice
J. A. Carbone
Wiebudeel
Corry
Michael Bakerly, Inc
Reed J. Dunn
Mrs Tarbell Lists BPW State Activities
Mrs Norman Tarbell state coordinator of districts for the Pennsylvania Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs returned from Harrisburg after a weekend of meetings. She led a district directors and assistants session on re districting all 234 clubs and met the executive board to plan the national convention to be held in Philadelphia. Her travels included Elizabethtown District No T and a Gettysburg Club charter dinner.
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Norman Tarbell
Pennsylvania Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
East South Street
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Federation State Board
Pennsylvania State Executive Board
District No. T
Elizabethtown
Gettysburg Club
Meeting Dates For County Extension Week
Miss Rita Quigley newly appointed to Warren County Extension Office will meet with the Columbus home extension group Thursday afternoon at 1 30 in the Community Hall. Attendance urged as her first county appearance to aid plans for the year. A county wide casting in halmakin will be held in Pittsfeld on the third line. those interested should attend Thursday or contact Mrs Carleton Curtis. Also announced was the four county wide agricultural and home economics extension meeting at the White Way Drive in Stirbrick tomorrow.
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Rita Quigley
Warren Coultey Bote Economics
Columbus Home Extension Group
Miss Quigley
Uta
Halmakin
Pittsfeld
Carleton Curtis
Alnouheed
White Way Drive
Stirbrick
Wright School PTA To Meet Tomorrow
The Wright School Parent-Teacher Association will hold its first 1960 meeting tomorrow at 8 o'clock in the school gymnasium. A new public address system will be used for the first time to hear speaker Gerard Lane YMCA secretary. Lane will discuss helping out children grow in mind body and spirit. Refreshments will be served at the close.
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Wright School Parent-Teacher Association
Tne
Gerad Lane
YMCA
Lane
Ling Len Weed
Birth Notice for Wallkiel Daughter at Stem Memorial
A daughter was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Richard Wallkiel of 25 Center Street Union City at Stem Memorial Hospital.
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Richard Wallkiel
Center Street
Union City
Stem Memorial Hospital
Broadway Plays Topic For Mentor Club
Easton city notes host to Mentor Club meeting with Miss Helen Rowe presiding. Mrs Paul Bauer reviewed current New York plays and highlighted Archibald MacLeish Pullitzer winning drama, Lorraine Hansberry’s Raisin in the Sun, and The Sound of Music with Mary Martin. The gathering adjourned after refreshments and a brief address by Miss Leois Stranahan. Harrisburg burglary verdict nears. Robert Moffold, 93, chosen his own jury, nine women and three men, convicted. sentence set at 10 to 13 months.
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Corteg Auer
East Gonuress Street
Mentor Club
Helen Rowe
Paul P. Bauer
New York
Archibald MacLeish
Lorraine Hansberg
Mary Maatin
P. B. Sullivaniter
Bebtukey
Leois Stranahan
East Smith Street
Harrisburg
Dauphln
Robert PF. Moffold
Steintan
Teresa Rose Amoroso Christened at St Teresa’s Union City
Teresa Rose Amoroso was baptized at St. Teresa's Church Union City. A Sunday christening party at Spring Street honored the infant with a 4 o'clock ceremony and a buffet lunch for about 50 guests, plus a separate dinner for the baby's godparents Mr and Mrs Tony Amoroso.
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Teresa Rose Amoroso
Tnsankamin
Ay Wae Ao
Spring Street
Teresa Rose
St. Teresa's Church
Union City
Little Teresa
Tony Amoroso
Ike and Kishi Sign Historic Treaty
The United States and Japan sign a long term security pact replacing the 1951 arrangement. It allows U S forces to use bases in Japan without time limits and commits both nations to consult on threats to Japan and regional peace. The treaty lasts at least ten years with one year notice for cancellation.
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Japan
U.S
Washington
Asia
West
This Fellow Tops Tommy Manville
Glynn Wolfe, 46, Hollywood hotel fan with 12 wives, appeared in court with three of his former mates to testify for Shirley Lou Wolfe Espy, Wolfe’s 10th wife, in a default divorce case. Peggy Lou Wolfe Spencer, Shary Wolfe, and Kathy Wolfe also attended as potential witnesses.
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Tommy Manville
LOS Angeles
Glynn Wolfe
Hollywood Hotel
Shirley Lou Wolfe Espy
Shirley
Wolfe
Wor
William D. Espy
Peggy Lou Wolfe Spencer
Shary Wolfe
Kathy Wolfe
Noted Columnist Sues For Divorce
Asia arr-west brook d. Peeler, a syndicated newspaper columnist, sues his wife for divorce in Superior Court. He alleges harassment, sleep deprivation, and mistreatment that affected his health.
Nine Year Old Pleads For Parents Over Tax Falsifications
A rheumatic fever patient named Jim, age nine, wrote to President Eisenhower pleading his parents not be jailed for income tax misstatements after he altered figures in their books to pass idle hours. The White House contacted the IRS which sent an agent to assure no one would be jailed. Local details of residence were not disclosed.
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Washington
Jim
Eisenhower
White House
Internal Revenue Servic
Dismiss Charges Against Four In 1955 Cinder Fraud
Harrisburg AP four men charged in a 1955 cinder fraud case against the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission were dismissed by Dauphin County Court Judge Walter R. Sohn. The judge said the Commonwealth had no case and that there was no conspiracy since only one person involved could be identified in key grand jury testimony. The trial began last week after the state rested its case against Thomas J. Evans, Victor Prep, Donald Heagy, and August Brentari.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Turn- Pike Commission
Dau Phin
Walter R. Sohn
Thomas J. Evans
Coaldale
Commission
Victor Prep
Frackville
Donald 8. Heagy
Camp Hill
August H. Brentari
Sohn
Ind
Prep
Brentari
Fish Director Resigns Post at State Commission
William Voigt Jr the executive director of the State Fish Commission since September 12 1985 tendered his resignation effective February 1 announced after a seven member commission meeting The Pennsylvania Fish Commission indicated acceptance of the resignation for reasons unrelated to his service He had not written a formal letter and declined to discuss a successor as Albert R Hinkle Jr the commission president offered no comment at this time He stated the resignation notice was oral and no one would comment on a successor
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Harrisb Uni Ar
William Voigt Jr
State Fish Commission
Pennsylvania Fish Commission
Voigt
Albert R. Hinkle Jr
Clearfield
Commission
Hinkle
Big Snowstorm Hammers Way Into Northeast
A far ranging snowstorm began in the Tevas Ckla panhandle and swept the Northeast with heavy snow, gusty winds, and subzero temperatures in the Rockies. Boston warned of 4 to 10 inch totals from New Hampshire to Maine coast, with sleet and freezing rain in southern New England. A coastal storm near Cape Cod dumped 2 to 6 inches from Massachusetts to southern Vermont and New Hampshire, while the snow belt stretched from western New York to lower Michigan. The system caused at least 18 deaths across Nebraska Colorado Illinois Texas and Wisconsin.
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Anbogwe
Tevas-Cklahoma Panhandle
Rockies
Weather Bureau
Boston
New Hampshire
Maine
New York
New England
Cape Cod
Massachusetts
Vermont
Michigan
Mississippi Valley
Ohio Valley
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Tennessee
West Virginia
Connecticut
Virginia
Nebraska
Colorado
Illinois
Texas
Wisconsin
Changes Likely Ahead at Fish Commission Voigt Says
Voigt notes there have been changes and more are probable though he declines to elaborate. He previously served nine years on the Izaak Walton League of America staff, six as executive director, after working in newspaper, wire service and public relations roles.
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Fish Commissio Post
Voigt
Izaak Walton League of America
Newapaper
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