Corry girls win Good Citizens Award for 1950s
Brokenstraw Valley Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution announces three Good Citizens Award recipients for 1950s: Barbara Weicht Judy Webster and Christine Yoder. Each earned certificates and pins and can contest for state and national honors with a $100 bond and a $75 scholarship. Barbara, Judy and Christine are active in school clubs and plan future careers in nursing teaching and science. Also notes Berean Class meeting at Concord Street led by Mrs Blakely with devotions by Homer White and plans for a bowling party on February 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brokenstraw Valley
Daughters of American Revolution
Barbara Weicht
Thomas Flaniigan
East Pleasant Street
Corry
Judy Webster
Fred Webster
Titusville
Christine Yoder
Melvin Yoder
R. D
Spartansburg
National Association of Secondary School Principals
Barbara
Corry Area
Cela
Judy
Titusville High School
Typtty Veck
Grove City College
Christine
Youth For Christ
Spartansburg Hill School
Kishi vows aid to lesser nations at press club
Japanese Prime Minister Kishi pledged Japan will share burden to raise living standards in poorer nations. He urged the free world to bridge the gap between developed and developing countries and praised a new U.S.-Japan mutual assistance treaty. He called the treaty for peace, not for war, and emphasized peace and progress as historic imperatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Aap
Japan
National Press Club
Kishi
U. S
White House
United States
Geneva Circle Hosts February Meeting At Wright Sheet Home
The Geneva Circle of the Women's Association at First Presbyterian Church met last evening at Mrs. Arthur Pledger’s Wright Sheet home with 12 members present. Mrs. Allan Hasbrouck led devotions and introduced the year’s Psalms study guide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Women's Association
First Presbyterian Church
Wright Sheet
Arthur Pledger
Allan Hasbrouck
Raymond Carey
America
Kenneth Harvey
Clure
Pledger
Ralph Bulley
Clair Capwell
Waller Loveland
East Mainstreat
Informative Panel at Corry Rotary Meet
A panel at the Corry Rotary Club meeting at the Hotel Corry Willian Leds, Dy Williajs Rodemayer ian Robey Tunnel discussed purposes and propers. Participants included William Led and others in a night session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jrm
Corry
Epsilon Phi Plans Tureen Dinner and Card Party
Epsilon Phi Chapter met at Mrs. Robert Simmonsen’s Liberty Street home to plan a tureen dinner on January 30 and a Valentine Card party February 2. Mrs Edvard Pasi presided as program included verse making and readings by members, with Corry Area High School guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sesion EM Enapter
Betr Sigma Phi
Robert Simmonsen
Liberty Street
Edvard Pasi
Paris” Beg
Dot
Dls
Cra Moore
Beward Arkinton Robinson
Carol Cen
Mist Rigawn
Toveijen Exchange
Sadent Ab Corry Area High School
Richard Meson
Raymond Avenue
Winners Named in Women's Duplicate Bridge at YMCA
Howell movement tables were in play for yesterday's Women Duplicate Bridge session at the YMCA. Winners included Mrs J Pred Kinley and Mrs O A McClintock who tied for first with 38 points. Mrs Raymond Sandburg and Mrs Harold Crage tied for second and third with 36 points alongside Mrs H J Wilcox and Mrs Gerald Lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howell
YMCA
J. Pred Kinley
O. A. McClintock
Raymond Sandburg
Harold Crage
H. J., Wilcox
Gerald Lane
Alfred M. Morrison
J. F. Needuum
Bour
Kinley
Baptist Young People Hold Singspiration and Party
Members of the First Baptist Church held a singspiration after Sunday evening service hosted by Mr and Mrs Arlind Burrous of Brook Street. Group singing and fellowship followed by sandwiches cupcakes potato chips and hot chocolate. Attending were Rev and Mrs Robert DeBoer and Miss Mary Low Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Arlind Burrous
Brook Street
Robert DeBoer J
Mary Low Thomas
WCTU Discusses Bock On Smoking
The monthly WCTU meeting was held yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Anthony Cyphert’s Essex Street home with 12 members present. Mrs. Maude Benginit led opening devotions as the president announced a hold-fest union with dues paid. four new members joined. Mrs. Sorenson reviewed Dr Hewitt’s The Cigarette and You, citing statistics on smoking and cancer. Remarks closed with pie and coffee. next hostess Mrs. Bennink sets February 16 for the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WCTU
Bock
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Anthony Cyphert
Essex Atreet
Anna Dyné
Maude Benginit
T. R. Sorenson
Dr. Hewitt
Charles Patterson
Bennink
Calvin Circle Meets With Mrs. Person
The Calvin Circle of the Woman's Association at First Presbyterian Church met yesterday at Mrs. Frosten Person’s East Main street home. Twelve members attended a 1:90 salad course as Mrs. John Sheehan opened with prayer. Business notes included Presbytery luncheon plans for January 26 and a sewing day set for February 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Circle
Women's Association
The
First Presbyterian Church
Frosten Person
East Main Street
John Sheehan
Tha Austin
James Hileman
Xi Beta Phi Plans Bowling and Card Parties
Xi Beta Phi and Beta Sigma Phi Sorority members held a planning meeting hosted by Mrs. Ernest Simmonsen of Columbus. They scheduled a Valentine Card Party for February 18 at the Moose home and a bowling party on January 30 at the VFW Post home with Mrs. Robert Eddy as president. The evening featured art discussion, with Mrs. Raymond Blynt Jr. displaying modern art and reading on United States art, and reviews of the lives of Keats and Poe by Mrs. A A Carbone. Mrs. Robert Curtis presented a Chaikovsky work. Julia Ficcardi will host the February 2 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xi Beta Phi
Ernest Simmonsen
Colimbus
Beta—Sigma—Phi Sorority
Moose
VFW Post
Robert Eddy
Raymond Blynt Jr
United States
Keats
Poe
A. A. Carbone
Robert Curtis
Rebekah Lodge Initiates Candidates at IOOF Hall
Rebekah Lodge met at the IOOF Hall led by Noble Grand Mrs Willard Shrever. A class of candidates was initiated and a Grill team exercise was presented. The lodge received a new Bible from Mr and Mrs Cole of Lakewood at Christmas and observed Thomas Wiley's birthday founder of Oddfellowship. Next meeting is February 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
Franklin Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Noble
Willard Shrever
Cole
Lakewood
Thomas Wiley
Oddfellowship
America
Jesnor Hudson
Bertha , Darwin
Glenn Gates
Four Escape As Boat Sinks Near Stratton WV
Four men escaped safely from a 100 foot towboat that sank in the Ohio River near Stratton West Virginia after engine trouble and swamping waves. Captain William Stewart said the Valentine and Todd Towing Co. boat was en route to Neville Island for repairs. Escapers included William H. Price Sr. and Jr. of East Liverpool and David Johnson of Shippingport Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool, Ohio
Ohio River
Stratton
W.va
William Stewart
Valentine and ‘Todd Towing Co
Blawnox
Neville Island
Pittsburoh
William H. Price Sr
William H. Price Jr
East Liverpool
David Johnson
Shippingport, Pa
No Money On Bomb Suspect Reveals Wallet Findings
A wallet found on Connecticut attorney Julian Andrew Frank yielded only identification cards and a shoe advertisement, with no money. The discovery fuels theories about the Jan 6 National Airlines crash that killed 34, while Sen. Mike Monroney and airline officials weigh bomb vs misfortune explanations amid Frank’s recent $900,000 insurance and scrutiny by New York authorities and the Bar Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manington
National Airlines
Connecticut
Julian Andrew Frank
Miami
Sen
Mike Monroney
Dokla
Senate
Frank
New York
Manhattan District Attorney's Office
New York City
Girl 6 Hit by Car Second Time Near School Bus
Titusville area reports two children from Leroy Proper family in satisfactory condition after a Monday collision as they alight from a school bus. Mary Beth Proper, 8, suffered a fractured skull and left leg injuries while David Charles Peeples, 9, had a fractured leg and possible hip injury. Driver John Eisenhuth, 16, of Titusville, faces charges for failure to stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville-area
Titusville Hospital
Mary Beth Proper
David Charles Peeples
Leroy Proper
Titusville
Mary Beth
David
John
Eisenhuth
Death in Rochester: Man Dies From Rifle Wound
William White a 41 year old Rochester resident died in a hospital after a 22 caliber rifle wound to the head suffered at his home. Beaver County Coroner John Colovincenzo ruled the death accidental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
William White
Beaver County
John Colovincenzo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Corry Evening Journal
Tage Mye
DAR
CAHS
Blakely
Webster
Yoder
Berean
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Concord Street
Robert Blakely
Keith Henton
Homer White
Vernon Baldwin
M's
Barbara Weichi
Mrs. Pledger
Geneva Circle
Epsilon Phi Chapter
Elmer Ortner
Esol
Harry Sickle
William Leahy
Rai
Seabrook Farms
Nei Oer
Ed Pal Las
Ancette
Roberts
Columbus
Mrs. Person
General Telephone
Gemma
Waht
Hollywood
Glynn Wolfe
Wolfe
Indiana
Shirley Lou Espy
William D. Espy
Vincennes
Ind
Justice of the Peace
Thriet
Benjamin Franklin
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!