Columbus Alumni Meet Marked by Dinner and Dance
The Columbus Alumni annual meeting held Saturday at Columbus Community Church featured a Swiss steak dinner at 7 p.m. and an election naming Russell Moore president Paul Suchar Jr vice president and Amy Ohrn Curts secretary treasurer. A lively program followed with songs by a male quartet and a dance at Wright School gymnasium afterward.
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Columbus
Columbus Alumni
Columbus Community Church
Russell Moore
Paul Suchar Jr
Amy Ohrn Curts
Mr. Moore
Arthur Hill
Bradley T. Lines
Paul ‘Trisket
Merle Page
Harry Hotchkiss
Beatrice Bensvith
Wright School
Bob Foley
Concord Parent-Teacher Association Club Social Held
The Concord PTA held a club social in the Corry High School cafeteria last evening. A tureen dinner was served by the fathers. Rev Howard Stull gave invocation and Dr L M Douglas spoke briefly. A film Wings to Hawaii was shown. Mrs Fred Ahi announced a June 10 school party. New officers were installed by Miss Ruth Dahlstrand. Mrs Ahi thanked officers teachers and parents for their cooperation. Marguerite Nichols room won the attendance award.
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TNE Si
Ahi
Marguerite Nichols
Install New Officers At Moffatt PTA Meeting
At the final Moffatt PTA meeting last evening the newly elected officers were installed for the coming year. Officers include Mrs. Robert McCray president Mrs. Paull Labowski vice president Mrs. Randall Harkless secretary and Mrs. Rupext Morris treasurer. Committees were named with Mrs. Harkless program chairman Walter Dingfelder publicity Mrs. Dingfelder budget and finance and Mrs. Guy Fralick membership. The hospitality chair will be the school teacher. The group discussed prizes for safety patrols and plans to award books. They also scheduled the annual school picnic for June 15 at Mead Park shared with Lindsey School featuring prizes contests and a ball game. The meeting ended with refreshments served by Mrs. McCray and her committee.
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Moffatt Pta
Moffatt Parent-Teacher Association
Robert McCray
Paull Labowski
Randall Harkless
Rupext Morris
Guy Fralick
Safety Patrol
Mead Park
Lindsey School
Birthday party honors Miss Nancy Fralick at home
A birthday celebration was held Sunday evening for Miss Nancy Fralick at her aunt Mrs. W P Grace's home on RD 4. Friends attended and enjoyed a Wiener roast and games followed by ice cream and cake. Miss Fralick received many gifts during the event.
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Nancy Fralick
Mary Jane Leone Celebrates 9th Birthday Party
Mrs Santo Leone hosted a Saturday afternoon party for her daughter Mary Jane Leone age nine. Seventeen girls attended with games and prizes won by Barbara Morris Mary Lou Bachemer and Cheryl Mignaccio. Guests received hats balloons and suckers. Barbara Burton and Carol Ann Leone helped serve cake ice cream and Kool-Aid.
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Mary Jane Leone
Santo Leone
R. D
Mary Jane
Barbara Morris
Mary Lou Bachemer
Cheryl Mignaccio
Barbara Burton
Carol Ann Leone
Friendly Birthday Club Meets at Mrs Fitch's Elgin Home
Mrs. Harry Fitch hosted the Friendly Birthday Club last evening honoring Mrs. John East and Mrs. Ernest Mallory with cash purses. Husbands joined a tureen dinner at 6:30 pm served by Mrs. Fitch and Mrs. Edna Williams. Prizes went to Mrs. Gladys Fleck Mrs. Mattie McIntyre and Mrs. Harold Gale. Guests received gifts from the hostess. The next session will be a screen dinner June 18 at Mead Park hosted by Mrs. May Clark.
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Friendly Birthday Club
Fitch
Harry Fitch
Elgin
John East
Ernest Mallory
Edna Williams
Gladys Fleck
Mattie McIntyre
Harold, Gale
McIntyre
Gale
Mead Park
May Clark
Miss Shirley Gilbert Engaged to Ronald Triscuit
The engagement of Miss Shirley Ant Gilbert, daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Gilbert of R D 4, to Ronald Merle Triscuit of R D 1 is announced. The bride elect will graduate from Gorry Area High School, and the fiancé is a 1953 graduate now employed at Rogers Structural Steel. No wedding date has been set.
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Suaumulenele
Huike Loguy
Shirley Ant Gilbert
Albert Gilbert
R. D-4
Ronald Merle Triscuit
Merle Triscuit
R. D
Gorry
Rogers Structural Steel
Daughter Born to Niobe and Rig Family in Corry
A daughter was born early this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr Jules Auge and Mrs Niobe of Niobe and to Mr Robert Pierce and Mrs Rig of Rig 4. The birth was reported from Corry Memorial Hospital.
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Thhe Corry Memorial Hospital
Jules Auge
Niobe
Robert Pierce
Corry Memorial Hospital
Present Film Program At Rotary Club Meeting
The Rotary Club at Hotel Corry last evening screened a sound movie titled The World at Your Fingertips. Presented by M. S. Cobbett, the film on telephone service history was supplied by Harold P. Mishler through the General Telephone Company. Visiting Rotarians included W. W. Warren, James Gleixner, Dan Carey, and John H. Bowman. Arthur Burgess led group singing with William Leaby at the piano. The next meeting is set for June 7 with noon sessions through June August.
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Rotary Club
Hotel Corry
M. S. Cobbett
Harold P. Mishler
General Telephone Company
W. W. Warren
Okla Homa City
Okla
James Gleixner
DAR Dinner Plans Change Amid Family Tragedy
The Brokenstraw Valley Chapter DAR changes its dinner venue to a tireen supper at the regent Mrs. T. W. Whitehead home on East Pleasant Street. Guest speaker will be Mrs. Eva Phillips, and attendees are asked to bring a tureen and their own table service. Shirley Ann Crable, 6, died of burns in Brownsville after playing with matches. police said her dress caught fire.
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Brokenstraw Valley
Daughters of the American Revolution
VFW Post Home
T. W. Whitehead
East Pleasant Street
Eva Phillips
Ol City
Ting
Burns
Brownsville
Shirley Ann Crable
Fayette County
Beverly Little to Wed Richard Haslett
Miss Beverly June Little of B. D. is engaged to Richard James Haslett son of Mr and Mrs James Haslett of 315 Dela Witte Street. Beverly June is a Corry Area School graduate and employee of Wallace Garage. Richard also graduated from the local high school and formerly worked at Black Stian Corp in Jamestown. No wedding date set.
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Cpl
Don Simmons
Camp LeJeune
N. C
Neva Simmons
West Columbus Avenue
George DeLury
Raymond
Cleveland
Hugh
Frank DeLury
Richard Merker
Shenandoah
al Merker
Wright Street
Gertrude Olds Rafferty
Hotel Corry
Concordia, Kaw
Rhae Blatt
Catholic University of America
Washington, D. C
John Blatt
West Smith Street
Shirley Robinson
Blatt
Grace Trisket
Buffalo
City
Corry
Beverly Little
James Haslett
Russell Little
B.D
Beverly June
Richard James Haslett
Dela- Witte Street
Miss Little
Wallace Garage
Hislett
Black Stian Corp
Jamestown
Wedaig
Four Freed Fliers Reach Honolulu
Four U S pilots freed from Chinese captivity fly toward Honolulu for rendezvous with relatives. Released after years in Communist China they were shot down in Korea War veterans. Names include Harold Fischer Jr Roland Parks and others from Nebraska Oklahoma and Wynnewood awaiting arrival in Hawaii with Air Force support.
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U. S
Anwait
Hong Kong
Tse
China
Wem
Harold Fischer Jr
Sven City
Towne Lit
Lyle Camtrot
Lintoliy Neb
Gol Ewin Hiller
Wynn
Four Die In Plane Crash Near Laurel Run Pennsylvania
Four people died when a single engine plane crashed into mountains near Laurel Run in southwestern Pennsylvania during a thunderstorm Monday night. The wreckage was found the next day. victims included Glen Breasts president of Gettysburg Motor Go of Gettysburg, Pa and Roy E Lambert of Taneytown, Md along with Mr and Mrs Fld Gleman of Hanover, Pa.
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Pennsylvania
Laurel Rive
Here
Glen ©. Breats
Gettysburg Motor Go
Gettysburg
Fld F. Gleman
Hanover, Pa
Roy E Lambert
Taneytown
Civil War veteran Albert Woolson improves in hospital
Duluth Minnesota reports 108 year old Albert Woolson, last Union Army survivor, in fairly good condition with lung congestion at St Luke's Hospital. Attendants say he shows improvement after a restless night and uses an oxygen tent. A note mentions Mount Etna at 10,836 feet as Europe’s tallest active volcano.
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RTER
Duluth
Minn
Albert Woolson
Bt Luke's Hospital
Mt. Etna
Sicily
Europe
Hammarskjold Presses Bid to Free 11 U S Airmen
United Nations Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold renewed efforts to win release of 11 American aviators held in Red Chinese prisons. He sent a new message to Premier Chou En Lai and consulted delegates as optimism grew for eventual freeing. In an April Asian African conference context, tensions rose after a chartered Indian plane bound for the conference was bombed.
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Associated Press
United Nations
Dag Hammarskjold
U. S
Hammirskjold
Chou En-lai
U.N
Chou
Teconesia
Red China
Feu
Peiping
United States
China
Washington
Formosa
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