Kiwanis Selects Minstrel Show Committee Plans
Kiwanis Club selects A. A. Carbone and Ray Weber for the minstrel show committee to coordinate with Rotary. Rev William C. Seitz Jr announces handicapped transport head Willa Helmintoller. Members hear film on deep sea fishing off the Florida Keys and discuss spring show plans.
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Kiwanis Club
Corry
Leo al
Florida Keys
William C. Seitz Jr
A. A. Carbone
Ray Weber
Rotary Club
Willa Helmintoller
Cio City
Frank McKinight
Don Wharton Speaks At Spring Creek PTA Meeting
The Spring Creek PTA opened in the school auditorium with President Mrs Thomas Felton presiding. Mrs Norman Smith announced a March of Dimes drive and a Friday fundraiser to buy a projector. Dep Wharton presented Making Better Use of Our Talents as the program, with student art on display and refreshments by the Mitchell family. Founders Day is set for February 17.
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Spring Creek
Parent - Teacher Association
PTA
Thomas Felton
William Kafferlin
Wallace Sickler
Howard Jonmson
Cassie Armitage
Norman Smith
Dep Wharton
Normal Mitchell
William Mitchell
Paul Mitchell
Denzel Phillips
Film Shown For First Japanese Study Class
The first in a series of study courses on Japan sponsored by the Woman's Society of Christian Service of the First Methodist Church was held in the church parlors with 13 women attending. Mrs Leland Johnston conducted the session with a film on the Christian church in Japan. Mrs Hubert Vaughn was elected secretary for the meetings, Mrs Charles Cortell led devotions, and Mrs Cirl Dall was elected publicity chair. The next meeting will be held in the same place next Monday at o clock, with Mrs Riswell Clark to report on the Japanese people and their customs.
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Japan
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Leland Johnston
Christian Church
Hubert Vaughn
Charles Cortell
Cirl Dal
Riswll Clark
Birth of Kelly Lin at St Marys Hospital
A daughter named Kelly Lin was born at St Marys Hospital to Mr and Mrs E Huphiss of St Marys Pa. Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Jon Hughes of 125 Fouritavenue and great grandparents are Mr and Mrs Pat Nichols of A15 Willuam Itserh.
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Kelly Lin
St. Marys Hospital
E. Huphiss
St Marys
Jon Hughes
Pat Nichols
Willuam Itserh
Miss Barbara Ellen McGray Betrothal Told In East Lansing
A Corry native Miss Barbara Ellen McGray, granddaughter of Mrs Berta McCray of 412 Kinz Street Gerry, is engaged to Robert Edwin Boone of Cleveland Ohio son of Mr and Mrs Roy E Boone of Finn Grove West Virginia. Engagement announced to both parents Prof and Mrs Elwin E Moray of 308 Center Street East Lansing Michigan. Miss McGray attended Michigan State University and graduated from Muskingum College New Concord Ohio and Western Reserve University School of Nursing in Cleveland. Mr Boone earned a degree from West Virginia University and was a student at Case Institute of Technology in Cleveland.
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Barbara Ellen McGray
Berta McCray
Kinz Street
Gerry
Elwin E Moray
Center-street
East Lansing
McCray
Corry
Robert Edwin Boone
Cleveland
Ohio
Roy E. Boone
Finn Grove
W Va
Windermere Methodist Church
East Cleveland
Michigan State University
Muskingum College
New Concord
Gulf
Boone
Aly
West Virginia University
Case Institue of Technology
Mentor Club Hosts Mrs Wilbur Rickers Evening
Mentor Chivas Wier group meets at 322 North Cunter Street with thirteen members attending. Miss Leora Strana han presides as president, presenting an informative program on the United Nations including its history and changes. Mrs. Paul Bauer and Miss Louise Walliants are in charge, refreshments served, next meeting set for Pricenary dog with Miss Ann Baressi at 4li East Smith Street.
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Wilbur Rickers
Wilkie Rickers
North Cunter Street
Swais
Chivas Wier
Cyverent
Leora Strana
Han
Anmlérestige
United Nations
Paul Bauer
Louise Walliants
Ann Baressi
East Smith Street
Corry Grange Public Pancake Supper Held
The Corry Grange No 55 met last evening at Grange Hall Park Street with the master Job Decker presiding. Plans were made for a jubile pancake dinner and supper on February 3. Proceeds will aid Waterford children and the Grange hospital insurance program. Relays of jello sandwiches and coffee were served by Mrs Hennter Gibby and committee members.
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Corry
Grange
Grange Hospital
Hennter Gibby
Missile funding fuels intercontinental and naval forces
The plan allocates funds for intermediate range ballistic missile platforms and facilities for all operational inter continental ballistic missile squadrons at Quake Air Force Base in California plus two overseas TRBM squadrons. Navy receives 360 million dollars for three Polaris submarines, described as a major deterrent and retaliatory weapon. Eisenhower requests no Army funds except 13.6 million to reimburse Jupiter missile work. a 40 million transfer to accelerate LaCrosse, Little John, Pershing and Sergeant missiles is approved.
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Quake Air Force Base
California
Navy
Army
Eisenhower
Air Force
Senate Opens New Labor Union Probe
Senate investigators open a new phase of their inquiry into the San Francisco Local No. 3 of the Operating Engineers union. Witnesses include Victor Swanson and Pat Clancy as the panel probes reform leadership, a Stockton center project, and broader graft concerns amid construction conflicts and industry pressure.
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Washingtow
W—Cenure
To Operating Engineers Union
San Francisco
Special
Senate
Robert F. Kennedy
Jendoff
Victor Swanson
Reform
Growp
Pat Clancy
Kennedy
Andrew Leach
Tahatm
McClellan
D-Ark
Joey Fay
New York
United Auto Workers Union
Kohler Plumbing Fixtures
Wisconsin
French Assembly Opens Foreign Affairs Debate Over Algeria Crisis
In Paris the National Assembly opened a debate on foreign affairs as tensions rise over Algeria Iml, with Premier Felix Gaillard expected to address rapid events of the past week near the revolt. France accuses Czechoslovakia and Yugoslavia of arming the rebels and two French warships seized 150 tons of weapons aboard the Slovenija. Pineau said clear proof linked an NLP agent to arms via Casablanca, while Yugoslavia protested as France cited a 50 kilometer coast check rule. Tunisia denies France’s claim of harboring rebels who seized four French troops at the frontier.
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Paris If
Nationa Assembly
Tunisia
Felix Gaillard
France
Uva
Czechoslovakia
Yugoslavia
Algeria
Slovenija
Mediterranean
Futese
Christian Pineau
Algerian National Liberation Front
NLP
Ums
Casablanca
Morocco
Pineau
Yugoslivia
Radivoje Uvalle
Artis Oval
Pineal
Alzerian
Guatemala Vote Favors Military Chief
Guatemala's Congress appeared set to elect the next president as rightist General Miguel Yuigoras Fuentes led unofficial returns but may miss an outright majority. Riots in the capital and vote fraud claims colored the contest, with Congress to decide if no candidate passes the combined total of top leaders.
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Guatemala
Antemar
Congress
Miguel Yuigoras Fuentes
Y ¥Digoras
Adigoras
Mario Mendes Montenegro
Jose Luis Cruz
Ydigoras
Reconciliation Party
Carlos Armas
Democratic Nationalist Movement
DNM
Crim Salazar
Vidigoras
Riral
Pittsburgh Man Sentenced to Three Years for Burglary
Eugene Abraham Entin of Pittsburgh received a three year sentence from Somerset County Judge Thomas L. Lansberry. He attempted to flee the courtroom yesterday but was tackled by State Trooper Norman L. Harvey, ending the escape attempt.
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Somerset
Eugene Abraham Entin
Pittsburgh
Thomas L. Lansberry
Norman L. Harvey
No Tax Twice Says Corry Councilmen Agree
Corry council members agreed an unusual tax request will be honored. H. H. VanTassel asked exoneration from paying a 22.83 tax on 28 acres after paying Warren County taxes on land later found to lie partly in Corry. Warren County commissioners confirmed the claim.
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Takea
H. H. VanTassel
R. D
Corry
Warren County
Don Williams
Cornell
VanTassel
Williams
Shady Ave
Nue
Wes
John Bolcratz
Boleratz
van Tassel
City of
Titusville Joins In Gas Hike Fight
Titusville council voted to join Meadville and OW City opposing a proposed 1.5 million dollar annual rate increase by United Natural Gas Co. Filing with the Public Utility Commission. Hearing date pending.
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Titusysiming Council
Meadville
OW City
United Natural Gas Co
Public Utility Commission
Harold Achwarta
Titusville
Philanthropist Aaron Straus Dies at 93 in Baltimore
Baltimore mourns Aaron Straus a nationally known philanthropist and head of a nine city general merchandise chain who died yesterday His gifts were largely anonymous yet estimated at nearly two million dollars in Baltimore alone and valued across his enterprises.
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Pilanthropist
Baltimore
Aaron Straus
Ciites
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