Ladies Auxiliary plans vanishing card party benefit
The Ladies Auxiliary of Corry Memorial Hospital announced a series of vanishing card parties to fund the auxiliary treasury and support hospital work. Hostesses include Mrs. Robert Curtis and Mrs. L O Nichols with multiple tables, plus a combined party at the Garden Room of the VFW Club on January 30. Others may contribute, and events may include games or television gatherings. Also noted are travels and visits of local residents, including Rexford Henton and Don W Clark and G B Chase, with Ginther visiting from Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Auxiliary
Corty Memorial Hospital
Auxiliary
Robert Curtis
L. O. Nichols
Ann Baressi
Mary Ifins
Venimé R. Follett
Earl Haight
VFW Club
Corry
Tureen Dinner Precedes Concord Community Club Meeting
About seventy neighbors and friends attended the Concord Community Club gathering last evening. A ham dinner was served at 7:30 by Mrs. Clyde Hall, Mrs. Lawrence Wade, and Miss Betty Culver. President Frank Culver led the business session, Rev. Richard Miller offered prayer, and February 17 was set for the next meeting. Committee members included Mrs. Joseph McCray, Miss Cora McCray, and Mrs. Newell Gates. Rev. Malleemmission shared a program about 18 years of Liberia missions with colored slides and artifacts from the country.
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Concord Community Club
Clyde Hall
Lawrence Wade
Betty Culver
Frank Culver
Richard Miller
Joseph McCray
Cora | McCray
Newell Gates
Malleemmission
Uty
Liberia
Africa
Evangelical United Brethren Silver Links Meet at Henton Home
The Silver Links class of the Evangelical United Brethren Church gathered last evening at Mr and Mrs Carl Henton s North Center street home. Sixteen members and one guest Mrs Hor Spicer attended. Mrs Gay Bennink led a brief business session and a Bible lotto game. Devotions by Mrs Dip enlver referenced 1 Corinthians chapter 3. Hosts served light refreshments and announced the next meeting for February at an undetermined location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Henton
Evangelical United Brethren Church
North Center Street
Hor Spicer
Gay Bennink
Dipenlver
1St Corinthians
Ter
Hancock Family Welcomes Son David Lee in Arlington
Yesterday Mr and Mrs H H Hancock Jr welcomed a son named David Lee in Arlington Virginia. Grandparents are Mrs Hinccote, formerly Dane Butters of the city, and Mr and Mrs Justin Butters of RD 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lee
H. H. Hancock Jr
AY Arlingtom
Hinccote
Dane Butters
The
City
Justin, Butters
RD. 1
Congregational Meeting at St Pauls Lutheran Church
The annual congregational meeting at St Pauls Lutheran Church was led by Rev Elmer A Ortner. 50 new members were received in 1955 bringing baptized membership to 790. A fall Evangelistic Mission and two campaigns were announced along with a 1956 budget of 15255.80.
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Lutheran Church
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Elmer A. Ortner
United Lutheran Church In America
St. Paul's
Thiel College
Corry
Christian Business Men Plan Fellowship Supper
The Corry Christian Business Men's Committee will hold its January fellowship supper at 6:30 PM Friday January 27 at Frank and Verna's Restaurant in Columbus. Attorney Albert Jackson of Williamsport will be the special speaker with others from the area expected to attend. Friends including ladies are urged to attend. Tickets are available from any member or at the door Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Christian Business Men's Committee
Frank and Verna
Columbus
Albert Jackson
Townsend Club marks founder's birthday at Tiffany home
The Townsend Club met last evening at Mrs. Keppel Tiffany's East Smith Street residence to honor Dr. Francis E Townsend's birthday. Mrs. Bernice Rowland led the session in the absence of officers. reports from secretary pro tem Mibel Johnson and treasurer Henry Bals were presented and a social collection total was sent to Washington D C. Guests toured the weaving room and viewed items by Mrs. Keppel Tiffany after a tureen supper and a decorated birthday cake by Mrs. Frank Wise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mibel Johnson
Henry Bals
Washington, D. C
Blanche Keleher
Chopin
Keppel Tiffany
Mothers March on Polio Plans At Cutting Group
The Child Study Group met Thursday at Mrs. George Imhoff home with 11 members. Vice chairman Imhoff led final plans for the Mothers March on Polio and urged attendance at the polio movie at Clymer Central School. Games followed, with Mrs. Virgil Emory in charge. Mrs. Gordon Shampoe and Mrs. Ray Stutaman led winning teams. Refreshments were served. Next meeting at Mrs. Everett Cady with co host Mrs. Burton Emory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Imhoff
Imhoff
Clymer Central School
Virgil Emory
Gordon Shampoe
Ray Stutaman
Women's Relief Corps Dinner and Meeting at Corry Grange Hall
An all day Wom en's Relief Corps gathering at Corry Grange Hall on Park street drew 33 members who enjoyed a tureen dinner at noon. President Mrs Clifford Dundon opened the afternoon business session. four new members Mrs Berdena McGraw Mrs Mabel Nielsen Mrs Gertrude Higby and Mrs Mina Henkin joined. Secretary for the year announced Mrs Charles Newman. The group voted to donate 10 to MCA building fund and to give a quilt to the Smith family whose home burned. Tentative plans were made for w
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Relief Corps
Corry Grange Hall
Park Street
Clifford Dundon
Berdena McGraw
Mabel Nielsen
Gertrude Higb
Four Ships Reported In Distress In North Sea Gale
Four ships were said to be in distress as gales of hurricane strength lashed the North Sea and Baltic. The storms claimed seven lives and halted coastal shipping for 110 days in North German ports. Ocean vessels were delayed and more than 10,000 acres of land flooded in north Germany.
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Wey Abo
Hamburg
Germany
North Sea
Baltic
Red China Accused by U S in Geneva Negotiations
The State Department says Red China distorted the American position in Geneva talks and accused Peiping of breaking a secrecy pact. Washington asserts Formosa remains central to the deadlock, while the Reds demand its exclusion as a domestic issue. The United States rejects that claim and notes unresolved civilian exchanges and a pending WRO meeting after a February public dinner.
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Washington
State Department
Red China
Americn
Geneva
Peiping
United States
Reds
Formosa
United Son
Ching
13Th
WRO
News Notes Of Clymer Vicinity
Clymer notes report Ladies Mission and Ald Society meetings at Mrs Minnie Legters home with hostesses. A $200 gift to Board of Foreign Missions was approved. Miss Jane Habink sang solo. Rev Benjamin Hoffman spoke on Women in the Bible aiding the kingdom. Other events include Tunch luncheon, a Young Ladies Mission Band candlelighting for officer installation, and a gift to Hope College dormitory. Several members honored at birthdays and visits cited with attendees.
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Benjamin Hoffman
Walter Legters
Clinle No. 2
Young Ladies Mission Band
Howard Legters
Carlyle Neckers
M. J. Cordin
James TenHaken
John Legters
Harold Ten- Haken
Harold Legters
Hope College
Martha Dueinik
Westfield
Aleve
Harris Kolstee
Merle Dueink
Janith
Milton Dueink
Election to Board of Theological Seminary in New Brunswick
The Board of Superintendents of the Thyological Seminary of New Brunswick met at Asury Park and elected J Rev Hoffman to the board for a six year term by the Classis of Rochester. Slipper guests of Mr addh Anertoth of Lidkelidnd include Mr Otis Fardink. George Cataldo, formerly at Hamov Hospital in Erle, returned home to his parents Mr and Mrs Walter Schru ers after an automobile accident. Gary Leaters, son of Mrs June Leaters, had a thyroidectomy at Corry Memorial Hospital and returned home Wednesday.
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Thyological Seminary of
New Brunswick
Asury Park
Hoffman
Classis of
Rochester
Otis Fardink
Addh Anertoth
Lidkelidnd
George Cataldo
Hamov Hospital
Erle
Walter Schruers
Gary Leaters
June Leaters
Corry Memorial Hospital
Miner killed at Republic Steel Clyde No 1 Mine
A miner identified as Shirley Gl. was killed yesterday in Fredericktown when a four foot long beam fell at the Clyde No 1 Mine operated by Republic Steel Corp. The incident occurred in Washington county. Authorities investigated the accident and reported the fatality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Pa
Duck Shirley
Republic Steel Corps
Fredericktown
Kefauver criticizes Dulles and atomic war threats
Senator Kefauver warned that U S diplomacy risks brinkmanship and atomic war as he attacked Secretary Dulles in remarks prepared for the New England Weekly Press Association. He urged policy change and questioned Dulles usefulness amid reported statements in a Life magazine article.
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Kefauver
Dulles
Boston
Sen
Kefaver
P- Tenn
United States
New England Weekly Press Association
Jiap
Kefalver
Dife
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