Couple to wed in April after Meadville engagement
Mr and Mrs Maurice Lilley of R D 1 announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Maurice Lilley to Glenn L Keisel son of Mr and Mrs A G Keisel of Meadville The bride to be is a Corry Area High School graduate and a nurse at Bethesda Home for Children in Meadville The groom is a Penn High School graduate and a former Navy man with a BA from Thiel College He holds a PT degree from DT Watson School and works as a physical therapist for the Crawford County Board of Special Education The wedding is set for St Pauls Lutheran Church on April 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice D. Lilley
Miss Maurice Lilley
Glenn L. Keisel
A. G. Keisel
Meadville
Miss Lilley
Corry Area High School
Ing
Bethesda Home For
Mr. Keisel
Penn High School
Greenville
U.S. Navy
Thiel Fraternity
D.T. Watson School of Physiatrics
Leetsdale
Crawford County
Dr Archie Tate Inspires Crusader Class Speaking Event
Dr. Archie Tate was guest speaker for the Crusader Class of the Church of The Nazarene at Corry Grange Hall. He spoke on faith in medicine and faith in religion, linking the two. A snowman themed dinner and a class business session followed with 60 attendees, special guest Mrs Lloyd Bowlby, and plans announced for a February Valentine party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Tate
Church of ‘the Nazarene
Corry Grange Hall
Tate
Paul Bowlby
David Ehrhardt
Bowlby
Joseph Cmiel
Ehrhardt
Lloyd Bowlby
California
Frank Litz
Pauline Lilz
James Maynard
Carlyle Fitch
Willis Minnick
Larry Vanderhoff
Lane Family Honored By YMCA Directors
Gerald Lane and his family were honored at a Monday YMCA dinner in the all purpose room. The YMCA board hosted, with Ladies Auxiliary members Kinley Pledger and Shawver serving, presenting a copper bowl and candelabra. A travel alarm clock was given to Mr Lane by Tri-Hi-Y clubs. Lane leaves for North Conway New Hampshire for a post as district secretary with his family joining in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane
State Ymca
North Conway
N. H
Sunday School Group Meets At Mather Home
Mr and Mrs Leo Mather hosted the M and M Sunday School Class of the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church at their South Center street home on Monday evening Rev E C Docherty read scripture and Mrs Mather led in prayer Mrs Richard Hall presided over the business meeting Games were played with Mrs Docherty in charge Prize winners were Miss Becky Turner Mrs Hall and Norman Eveland Refreshments of hamburgers potato chips dip cake tea coffee and punch were served by Mae Mather late in the evening
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Mather
Leo Mather
South Center Street
M and M
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
E. C. Docherty
Richard Hall
Docherty
Daughter Birth Report in Union City Memorial Hospital
A daughter was born yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Thieme of Nibbe M D at Union City Memorial Hospital. Another brief notice records a daughter born yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Lestyk of Edinboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard ‘Thieme
Nibbe, M. D
Othe ‘Union City Memorial Hospital
Union City ‘Memorial Hospital
Knet
Theodore “Lestyk
Edinboro
Open House to honor Mr and Mrs L W Price 50th anniversary
An open house will honor Mr and Mrs L W Price of Lottsville for their 50th wedding anniversary. It runs Sunday from 2 to 5 pm in Lottsville Methodist Church social rooms, hosted by their children and the church Woman's Society. Friends, relatives and neighbors are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Price
Lottsville
Lottsville Methodist Church
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Blind mother recovers as Akron hospital loosens visiting rule
Georgia Hathaway a deaf and blind mother in Akron, recovering from a heart attack at Akron General Hospital. The facility relaxed visiting rules to permit her son Clarence, age seven, to visit. Clarence is her eyes and ears, assisting his parents Harold Hathaway and Georgia, who are both deaf and blind. The Hathaways won a 1955 court fight to keep Clarence from being placed in foster care. Georgia Hathaway no longer remains on an oxygen tent and can sit in a chair and feed herself three times daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron, Ohio
Georgia Hathaway
Akron General Hospital
Clarence Ina
Bridge players at YMCA hold Tuesday noon game
A four and one half table Howell duplicate bridge session was played in the YMCA multi purpose room yesterday after a noon gathering. Winners included Mrs Earl Haight and Mrs Mark Coyle with 45, Mrs H J Wilcox and Mrs Gerald Leno with 40, Elizabeth Rogers and Lena St Clair with 38, and Mrs Raymond Sandburg with Hawkins and Mrs J Fred Kinley at 36. Reservations for next week are being taken by Mrs Paul Stroup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
Earl Haight
Mark Coyle
H. J. ‘Wilcox
Gerald Leno
Elizabeth Rogers
Lena St. Clair
Raymond Sandburg
Hawkins
J. Fred Kinley
Rotary Members Entertained By Sound Trackers
Rotary members listened to a barbershop quartet called the Sound Trackers at the Corry Room Hotel Corry. Harry Fickle presented a brief history of singing groups. The Trackers Conrad Monroe George Haenel Kern Sanford and Robert L Blakely performed.
Nuclear Ship Savannah Starts Maiden Voyage From Camden
The N S Savannah, world’s first nuclear powered cargo passenger ship, left the Delaware River at Camden on her maiden voyage. Built at New York Shipbuilding Corp, she steamed toward the Atlantic for a two day run to Yorktown Virginia.
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Camden
N. J
Savannah
Delaware River
New York Shipbuilding Corp
Atlantic Ocean
Yorktown
Charles Palmer Feted At Farewell Events
Charles Palmer of Spartansburg was honored in a surprise farewell party before his Navy service in San Diego. The Concord Community House event hosted by Kathy Gates featured games and dancing with prizes to Sandy Palmer, Mrs. James Akam, and Robert Darrow. A purse of money was given to Palmer, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Palmer of Spartansburg. Refreshments included ice cream cake punch and potato chips. A separate family dinner at his parents home also gifted him money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Palmer
Spartansburg
San Diego
Calif
United States Navy
Concord
Kathy Gates
Linda McCray
Sandy Palmer
James, Akam
Robert Darrow
Palmer
George Palmer
R. D. J. Spartansburg
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Off The Hook staged by Kiwanis at Corry Area High School
At the top of the picture is Frank Grice show chairman while in the foreground are John R. Rossbacher Kern Sanford and Tony Amoroso. Other names include Bill Helmintoller Pat Rynd Ed Kovach and Artie Shaw. The show runs February 6 7 and 8 at 8 p m in the Corry Area High School auditorium to benefit Kiwanis scholarship funds and other charitable projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Grice
John R. Rossbacher
Kern Sanford
Tony Amoroso
Bill Helmintoller
Pat Rynd
Ed Kovach
Artie Shaw
Corry
Latin Giants End Cuba Role In Inter-American Move
The Latin American foreign ministers backed a hard line against Cuba in three OAS actions. They endorsed arms embargo expansion and a defense against international communism, with Cuba voting no and several nations abstaining. The Cuba expulsion measure heads to the OAS Council for action in Washington within two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
United States
Inter-American Defense Board
Kennedy
Alliance For Progress
Foundation For the Nations
OAS
Brazil
Chile
Herrador
Bolivia
OAS Council
Washington
Inter-American
Dean Rusk
Wloc
Union OKs Judge Ban on PRR Strike
Philadelphia AP Charles A Lord TWU attorney says union will obey federal judge Abraham L Freedman order cancelling strike against the Pennsylvania Railroad set for midnight Saturday The ruling found the union failed to follow Railway Labor Act procedures No appeal will be filed Michael J Quill TWU president had called for a strike over job guarantees in merger talks with New York Central Railroad TWU represents about 11000 PRR employees Most are maintenance workers PRR president Allen J Greenough welcomed the ruling saying it provides plan certainty and protects passengers and shippers The court rejected a counter injunction to pause merger talks until job guarantees are secured and left broader decisions to the ICC
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Philadelphia
Charles A. Lord
Transport Workers Union
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lord
Abraham L. Freedman
Freedman
PRR
Michael J. Quill
U.S. Distriet
Congress
Allen J. Greenough
Greenough
Cuba
OAS
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