Recent Bride Honored At Post Nuptial Shower
Mrs. Dawn Grow Carter, now Mrs. Donald Carter, was honored at a post nuptial shower hosted by Mrs. Chester Bailey at the Bear Lake home. Twenty five guests from Bear Lake Corry Spartanburg Pa Niobe attended. awards were given and a pink and white motif featured shower cake ice cream and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Carter
Chester Bailey
Bear Lake
Donald Carter
Dawn Grow
Thomas Grow
Clarence Carter
Bailey
Donna McCaslin
Dorothy Nichols
Nelle Cornish
Bear ‘Lake
Corry
Spartanburg
Niobe, N
Famous Persons Discussed At Xi Beta Phi Meet
Mrs Darwin Wolcott led the Beta Phi chapter meeting at Mrs Thomas Pierotts home on Main Street. She highlighted the lives of George Washington Carver Benjamin Franklin and Franklin Delano Roosevelt. Mrs Alfred Morrison presided and discussed the proposed income tax cut. Dessert was served and plans were made for the next meeting at Sombrero Romatt Ginnies Cafeteria with Mrs Frank Wise hosting and Mrs Betty Pratt in charge of the program. Mrs William Stright will be spotlight reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darwin Wolcott
Beta Phi
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Main Street
Thomas Pierott
Wolcott
George Washington Carver
Benjamin Franklin
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Alfred Morrison
Sombrero Rom
Ginnie
Frank Wise
Betty Pratt
William Stright
Golden Age Club Plans Valentine's Day Party
The Golden Age Club met at the YMCA multi purpose room with 400 members attending. Rev. B. Ray Harris gave devotions on being a comfort to others. December and January birthdays were honored with gifts. Sterling Wees presented an alm program on Community Participation. Refreshments were served by Fern Gilson and others. The February 2 meeting includes a luncheon at 12 39 p.m. and a Valentine party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Corry
YMCA
Fern Gilson
Lydia Waid
Loretta Belden
Maud Bennink
Madred Davison
Bridge Scores Show Tuesday Duplicate Event Winners
The Tuesday Duplicate Bridge group at the YMCA enjoyed a session with an average of 54. Winners included a three-way tie among Mrs. J. Fred Kinley Mrs. James Hileman and Mrs. Raymond Sandburg. Others scoring 64 were Mrs. Louis Morrow and Mrs. Ted Treat. Additional high scorers included Mrs. Al Vanssens with 62 and Mrs. Florence McCray with Veo Lindsey at 57. Elizabeth Rogers is taking reservations for next week’s game.
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Enc
Howell
YMCA
J. Fred Kinley
James Hileman
Raymond Sandburg
Louis Morrow
Ted Treat
Union City
al Vanssens
Philip Zalaneck
F. H. Bartholme
Florence McCray
Veo Lindsey
Elizabeth Rogers
Stork Shower Honors Mrs Lane at East Main Street Home
Mrs Lane was feted at a stork shower hosted by Mrs David Depew and five hostesses. Twenty three guests from Columbus Spartansburg Busti and Corry attended and presented gifts. Prizes were awarded to several guests and a special award went to Mrs James Reid. A decorated cake ice cream coffee tea and mints were served.
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RuBbeu Lane
Pr Usu
David Depew
East Main Street
John McMahon
Donald Buell
Stanley Radecki
Janice Ward
Columbus
Spartansburg
Busti
Corry
Lane
Lesses
Narcy Yenchak
Laverne: Miller
Walter Wotus
James Reid
Daughter Born to Mr and Mrs Rinduss in Waterford
A daughter was born yesterday at Union City Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rinduss of Waterford.
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Union City Memorial Hospital
Robert Rinduss
Waterford
Coin Display Highlights Epsilon Phi Meeting At Ginnies
Stanley Anderson presented an evening coin display to the Epsilon Phi chapter of Beta Sigma Phi in the Sombrero Room Ginnies Cafeteria. He spoke on coin history and collecting pleasures as Mrs. Fred Jensen hosted and Mrs. Harry Schiemer led the business session. Plans for a February 1 movie night at Rex Theatre were announced, with February 5 hosting set by Mrs. Richard Melzer and cohost Mrs. Edward Pasi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Anderson
Epsilon Phi
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Ginnie
Anderson
Fred Jensen
Harry Schiemer
Rex ‘Theatre
Richard Melzer
Gamms Road
Edward Pasi
Friendship Aid Meeting At Mrs Carnicke Home
The Friendship Aid of the Evangelical United Brethren Church met at Mrs. George Carnicke's East South street home with 20 members present. Mrs. Eugene Matson led devotions and read poems about friendship. Mrs. Gertrude Grover presided, reading a thank you letter from the Quincy Home in Quincy Pa for Christmas gifts. The session closed with prayer led by Mrs. Bergman, followed by dessert and a social hour. Hostess for February 26 is Mrs. Harold Carlson of East Congress street.
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Friendship Aid
Carnicke
Evangelical United Brethren Church
East South Street
George Carnicke
Eugene Matson
Gertrude Grover
Quincy
G. T. Bergman
Robert Shannon
H. Ray Harris
Bergman
Harold Carlson
East Congress Street
Legislation Seeks September Primary in Pennsylvania
A bill to move Pennsylvania's primary from May to September has been sent to the House committee on election and apportionment. It was introduced by Democratic Reps. Gus Verona Jeannette F Relbman James A Prendergast of Northampton County and James J A Gallagher of Bucks.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
House Committee
Gus P. Verona
Jeannette
F. Relbman
James A. Prendergast
Northhampton County
James J. A. Gallagher
Bucks
Officers Elected By Rebekah Past Noble Grands Club
The Rebekah Past Noble Grands Club met at IOOF Hall with good attendance. Officers chosen were Mrs Ronald Carter president, Mrs Robert Lindstron vice president, and Mrs Hazel Eldred secretary and treasurer. Next meeting set for February 26.
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Noble Grands Club
Rebekah
IOOF
Ronald Carter
Robert Lindstron
Hazel Eldred
Harvey Loveland
Ralph Goold
Railroad Merger Topic At Rotary Meeting
George Ballinger of the Pennsylvania Railroad spoke at the Rotary Club in Buffalo on the Pennsylvania New York Central merger. He said the merger is needed for the railroad’s future despite opposition and answered questions after the program. A pre meeting smorgasbord was hosted by Rev. Walter Thoms. Robert Tunnell played piano for group singing led by Alfred Ficcardi.
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Rotary
Rotary Chuir
Hotel
Corry
George Ballinger
Pennsylvania Railroad
Buffalo
C. K. McLean
Walter Thoms
Columbus Community Church
Robert Tunnell
Jed
Alfred Ficcardl
Card Club Meets With Mrs Tony Amoroso
The East Washington street home of Mrs Tony Amoroso hosted an evening of 500 club card play on Monday. Winners were Mrs John Middleton and Mrs Donald Gibas. The hostess served a salad course hot rolls cookies and coffee. Mrs Middleton will entertain February 4 at Mead avenue.
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Tony Amoroso
Washington Street
Clemson Seeks to Close College Over Integration Challenge
South Carolina legislators plan to move to close Clemson College rather than admit Vegra Burney Gantt under a federal court order. Senate debate centers on preserving segregation while Clemson Trustees prepare for action following judge Wyche’s ruling. Gantt, an architectural student, expects to enroll Monday as the term begins February 1.
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Columbia
8.C
South Carolina
House of Representatives
Clemson College
Senate
Clemson
L. Marion Gressette
Vegra Burney Gantt
Gantt
C. C. Wyche
U.S. 4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
A.W
Red
Bethea
Mitchell Ott
Donald S. Russell
Gressette
Seneca Nation Balks at Allegheny Reservoir Recreation Plan
The Seneca Nation opposes a planning board move to develop eight recreation sites around the Allegheny Reservoir. County supervisors urge joint talks to resolve differences before any action. George Heron, president of the Seneca Nation, announced the stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Grandfather Rep Fears Leg Display in New Hampshire
A New Hampshire bill filed in the legislature seeks to ban displays of legs above the knee in public. Representative Peter P. Charland said the measure targets women in shorts, except for bathing or athletic contexts, and urged modesty standards in shopping areas.
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Gramps
N. H
Peter P. Charland
Franklin
Charland
Egg Shaped Mail Mix Up Reaches Fort Knox Postal Desk
Pvt. Peter Wright of Fort Knox Ky is asked to pick up a mystery egg addressed to him with 1 cent postage and a Louisville return note. A post office worker found the egg in a deposit box and noted new mail shape rules may apply. Wright, contacted at Ft. Knox, will try for release this weekend if a pass is approved.
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Lausoyinur
Peter Wright
Peter H. Wright
Fort Knox
R. H
Louisville
Uncle Sam
Lawrence Peake
Wright
Ft. Knox
Resume Talks On Long NY Paper Strike
Mediators call representatives of string printers and New York publishers to joint negotiations for the first time in a week. The Talks involve the Publishers Association of New York City and Local 6 of the AFL CIO International Typographical Union as the city’s 47 day blackout continues with about 20 000 union members idle.
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New York
Morris Tarshis
New York City
Publishers Association of
Afl-Cio International Typographical Union
Officers Committee For Newspaper Unity
Bertram A. Powers
Cleveland
Ohio
Cleveland Newspaper Guild
Cleveland News
Ralph S. Locher
Employment Dips Slightly In Erie County
In December Erie County employment fell to 29 000 from 89 200 in November while unemployment rose to 7 600 from 6 000. Temporary holiday hiring limited the drop, with durable goods and contract construction suffering the biggest losses. Unemployment filings at Corry and Erie offices totaled 5 184 for the week ending December 20 1962. The average shop workweek stood at 39.2 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie County
William Michael
Corry
Pennsylvania State Employment Service
Merchantile
Michael
Erie Pses
Newsroom Unions Strike City Newspapers Over Wages
A unit of the AFLCIO American Newspaper Guild representing editorial and commercial staff is on strike against the Daily Leader and the Press News. Local 473 of the independent Teamsters Union also strikes against the two papers over wages and working conditions.
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Aflcio American Newspaper Guild
Lain Dealer A
Press & News
Independent Teamsters Union
Teamsters
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Golden Age Club
Noma
Arrow Wash
Fanney Club
Dan
South Side Beverage CO
West South St
Sion
A. Evans
Card Club
Nearo
Peter
Long NY
Corry Savings & Loan Assn
The
Association For Building and Equipment
Federal Home Loan Bank
Reserve Bank
United States
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
Washington, D. C
Federal Home Loan Bank System
Pennsylvania Savings and Loan League
U.S. Savings and Loan League
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