Engagement of Cheryl Parrish and James Vanik Announced
The engagement is announced by the bride elects parents Mrs. Leslie C Parrish of Union City Miss Cheryl Ann Parrish a Union City Area High School senior plans to attend Jamestown Business College after graduation Her fiance PFC James Donald Vanik son of Mrs Leona Vanik of 15 East Smith Street is a 1960 Corry Area High School graduate serving at Fort Knox Ky as a personnel administration specialist No wedding date has been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheryl Ann Parrish
James Donald Vanik
Leslie C. Parrish
Warden Street
Union City
Mr. Vanik
Leona Vanik
East Smith Street
Miss Parrish
Union City Area
Jamestown Business College
Corry Area
United States Army
Fort Knox, Ky
Mrs L Heberlein Hosts Social Evening for Friends
Mrs. Leo Heberlein hosted a social evening at her Elk Street home for a group of friends. The event featured cards, a salad course with hot rolls coffee and punch. A special prize was awarded to a guest. Attendees included Mrs Mary Beats, Miss Mary Higgins and others.
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L Héberlein
Leo Heberlein
Elk
Canaste
Lines
Dave
Mary B. Beats
Mary Higgins
Voice Study At Epsilon Phi Meet By Beta Sigma Phi
Members of Epsilon Phi chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at Mrs. Holland Morgan’s East South Street home for a voice study program. Mrs. E. Craig Moore, the hostess, led the session focusing on voice tones and speech habits, followed by a review. Refreshments included a salad course, rolls, coffee, tea and mints. Mrs. Moore presided. Mrs. Frank Prisia will host the chapter on February 6 at her West Smith Street home.
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Epsilon Phi Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Holland Morgan
East South Street
E. Craig Moore
Moore
Frank Prisia
West Smith Street
Concord PTA Hears Address By Gerald Lane
Gerald Lane speaks at Concord PTA. Lane is noted as secretary. Members voted to buy a TB bond and donate five dollars to defray Cub Scout Blue and Gold banquet costs. Market Day, the school's annual event, is set for Wednesday February 28. Founders Day meeting planned for February 27.
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Concord Pta
Gerald Lane
Everett Johnson
Gerald Bagley
Sesson
Hotel Collapse Kills in Spain Reported by AP
In Barcelona Spain rescue squads raced to locate more victims as a hotel collapse sent debris into streets. Officials reported multiple fatalities and feared higher toll as emergency crews and neighbors joined the frantic search for survivors.
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Spain
Barcelona
Columbus Grangers Hear Progress Report at Meeting
A progress report from Columbus Grange building committee members was given Monday evening during the Grange Business session led by Lawrence Miller. Twenty six members attended as plans for a new building were discussed and further announcements are expected.
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Columbus Grangers
Columbus Grange
Lawrence Miller
Cony Grange
Paul Suchar
Norman Lewis
Marko Kirin
Tidioute
D. P. Trisket
Philip ‘Wade
Harold Curtis
Howard Mower
David Curtis
North Africa Topic In Beta Phi Program
North Africa and its peoples customs dress and religion were the focus of a program last evening by Mrs Robert Simmonsen for members of the Beta Sigma Phi Beta Phi chapter. A diamonds discussion led by Mrs Thomas Piercott concluded with notice that the 1962 convention will be in Washington D C in July. Guests were served salad and desserts by Mrs Morrison and will meet February 6 at Mrs Douglas Rovelle’s East South Street home.
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North Africa
Xi Beta Phi
Robert Simmonsen
I Beta Phi
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Liars
Alfred Morrison
East Main Street
Thomas Piercott
Washington, D. C
Morrison
Douglas
Rovelle
South Street
Schneck Featured Speaker at Rotary Club Meeting
At the Rotary Club gathering last night at the Hotel Carry W LeRoy Schneck program director of Radio Station WNAE spoke on the Warren radio station history and the regulations costs involved. J A Kemper of Hillard Ohio attended as a guest while Rev Elmer A Orther gave the invocation. Gerald Lane led the Broad Shings accompanied by several members.
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W. LeRoy Schneck
Rotary Club
Carry
Wnae Gram
Bohneck
Warren
J. A. Kemper
Hillard
Ohio
Elmer A. Orther
Gerald Lane
Macmillan to Speak at New York Newspaper Dinner
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan of Great Britain has accepted an invitation to speak to American newspaper editors at their annual dinner in New York on April 26.
Golden Agers Honor Gerald Lane With Gift
The Corry Area Golden Age Club presented a gift to YMCA secretary Gerald Lane at the regular meeting in the Y all purpose room. Lane leaves Tuesday for North Conway New Brunswick to become district secretary of the State YMCA and director of camp activities. His wife and family plan to join him around mid March. Sixty five members attended the January birthday session with group singing led by Mrs. William Gumbleton and Rev. W H Oviatt serving as chaplain. The refreshment committee included Mrs. Luella Gates Mrs. Galvin Pier Mrs. Fred Ross Mrs. Aldine Emmons and Mrs. Ruth Hosnes. A tureen dinner followed.
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Corry Area
Golden Age Club
Gerald Lane
YMCA
Erq
William Gumbleton
W. H. Oviatt
Golden Age
Luella Gates
Galvin Pier
Fred Ross
Master Point-Howell Session At YMCA Plans Valentines Event
A session yesterday afternoon in the YMCA all purpose room included mem jon City residents and several couples. Next week a Yequist game will be held and a Valentine party is planned. The February 13 session will feature a valentine exchange as part of the plans.
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Howell
YMCA
Memjon City
Thomas Shupe
Horton Davis
Mene
Spring Clothes Feature New Luscious Note
Paris fashion shows present a wearable spring collection by Laroche with tweed suits, cowl neck silks, sherbet crepes, and bead enhanced V necks. Lightweight coats, orange palettes, and organza layers define a luminous, casual elegance suitable for day wear and at home. A bold orange coat over apricot silk with a back bloused fit draws attention with a matching bowler hat.
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Paris
Transporters Fight Airline Merger With Railroads Cited
New York AP report notes Transport Workers Union would oppose American Airlines and Eastern Airlines merger. TWU leaders criticized the plan at a news conference as rival carriers criticized it. American’s stock opened at 23.62 with early volatility while the merged system would rank behind Pennsylvania, New York Central, and Southern Pacific railroads in revenue.
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New York
American Airlines
Eastern Airlines
Transport Workers Union
Pennsylvania
New York Central Railroads
Airlnes
Matthew Guinan
Michael J. Quill
James ¥. Horst
TWU
American
Tulsa
Okla
Trans World Airlines
New York Stock Exchange
Airlines Seek Merger to Form American Eastern System
A proposed merger would create an American Eastern system with about 39 000 employees and 400 aircraft, to be reviewed by stockholders and the Civil Aeronautics Board. Eastern chairman Eddie Rickenbacker would keep his posts if the entity endures. The combined group aims to endure the financial crisis, cut duplicate services, and save roughly 50 million dollars annually.
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American Airlines
Hastern
Axseta
Civil Aeronautes Board
Eddie Rickenbacker
Eastern
Eastern’ Air Lines
Rickenbacker
Tansportion Lines
United Air Lines
Ind
Capital Airlines
United
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Li Trunk Air
American
C. R. Smith
Malcolm A. ‘MacIntyre
House Okays Junk Mail Rate Increase
Washington AP report says the House tentatively approved a bill boosting postage by a penny for first class and air mail, raising rates for junk mail and periodicals. The measure adds about 792 million to the rate hike plan, with final action expected today and July 1 as the effective date.
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Washington
House
Senate
Ken Hechler
D-W. Va
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