Junior Class Play Scared Suff At Corry High
Club social gathering and anti stress performance of the Junior Class play Scared Suff will be staged this evening in the Corry Area High School auditorium. A capacity crowd is expected as advance ticket sales were strong. Curtain rises at 8 PM directed by Philip Segal with Donna Sharer as student director.
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Corry Area
Paul Dwyer
Chick Tanner
Terry Dandy
Tom Lathrop
Billy Turner
Mike Zumborik
Dale Bernard
Pete McCray
Joe Svetz
Marge McKetn
Janet Thornton
Diane Winne
Linda Anderson
Sandra Nichols
James Tomer
Donna Sharer
Clarice Jagsi
Barbara Gibas
Lynda Kelly
Phyllis Jensen
Marge Meketa
Jackie Paulson
Founders Day Program Highlights PTA Tea Meeting
The February Spring Creek Township PTA meeting at West Spring Creek Town Hall featured a Founders Day program and tea. Honored past presidents included Mrs. Kenneth Sickler and Mrs. George Water. attendance was affected by weather for Port Allegany's Mrs. Water. Activities included songs by Wilson Armitage and daughter Sharon, devotions by Rev. Cassius Armitage, Brownie troop performances, and senior Scouts displaying bedrolls and flag signaling messages. A talent show was planned for April, with soup meeting next on April 16.
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PTA
Spring Creek Township
Parent- Teacher Association
West Spring Creek Town Hall
Kenneth Sickler
George Water
Port Allegany
Waye Rieck
Wilson Armitage
E. R. Robertson
Sharon
Cassius Armitage
Madeline Sickler
Ralph Swart
William Mitchel
Winners Named in Weekly Howell Movement Bridge Event
The weekly duplicate bridge tourney at the Garden Room of the VFW Post featured Howell movement tables. An average score of 46 was recorded with winners including Mr. and Mrs. J. Fred Kinley, Harold Brown and M.S. Cobbett, and Mrs. Morgan Beverly and Mrs. John V. Foster. Next Wednesday marks the first tournament of the winter series.
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Howell
VFW Post Home
J. Fred Kinley
Harold Brown
M.S. Cobbett
Morgan Beverly
John V. Foster
Two Confirmed Harrisburg Board Appointees at Farview Hospital
Two lenders appointees to the Board of Trustees at Farview State Hospital for the Criminally Insane won Senate confirmation today. Yesterday’s confirmations included Andrew F. Kelly of Gouldsboro Wayne County and James Crellin of Milford Pike County.
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Harrisburg
Goy
Farview State Hospital
Senate
Andrew F. Kelly
Gouldsboro
Wayne County
James Crellin
Milford
Pike Coun
Past Grands Club Meets at IOOF Hall in Routine Session
The Past Grands Club met Tuesday evening at the IOOF Hall with 16 members present. A contest awarded prizes to Mrs. Louie Auer and Mrs. Fred Hoenes. Committee members served salad wafers coffee and tea. President Mrs. Ronald Carter led a brief business session before cards. Next meeting slated for March 27 at IOOF Hall.
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IOOF
Louie Auer
Fred Hoenes
Dorr Clark
Elof Dahl
Ronald Carter
Mrs James Roden Hosts Columbus 500 Club
Mrs James Roden of Columbus entertained her 500 club last evening at her home Two tables played for prizes awarded to Mrs Harry Paulson Jr Mrs Frederick Abl and Mrs Charles Weston A social period followed with lunch of chili wafers relishes strawberry shortcake and coffee Mrs Paulson to host next in two weeks
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James Roden
Columbus
Harry Paulson Jr
Frederick Abl
Charles Weston
Paulson
Goodwill Club Holds Quarter Quilt Tie Off at Stewart Home
Ten members of the Goodwill Club met yesterday at the home of Mrs Beatrice Stewart on East Pleasant Street. A tureen dinner was served at 12 30 and in the afternoon the women tied off two quilts for local charity. The club will meet again next Wednesday at Mrs Stewart s home.
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Goodwill Club
Stewart
Beatrice Stewart
East Pleasant Street
Legion Auxiliary Obilgations Met and Plans Set
Legion Auxiliary met Tuesday evening paying the annual donation to junior baseball the department scholarship and the Lcotland School Fund. Plans were made for an April 4 card party and a March 13 joint meeting with the Legion men. A birthday celebration was noted a light lunch served by the hostess committee and a tupperware demonstration yielded funds for the auxiliary.
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Legion Auxiliary
Department
Lcotland
Men of the Legion
Legion
Auxiliary
Anne An- Larus
Ora Harper
Frank Sehyader
Columbus Girl Scouts Leap Year Party Inspires Young Dancers
Columbus Girl Scout Troop 53 hosted a Leap Year party at Town Hall Colum bus drawing 70 youths from the community. The event aimed to teach square and folk dancing as scouts work toward badges with leadership from Mrs Warlo Morris and a team of mothers and leaders including Mrs Jordan Christensen Mrs Rob ert Pitt and Mrs Dana Tingart among others.
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Columbus Girl Scouts
Gir Scout Troop 53 of
Columbus
Uider
Warlo Morris
Jordan Christensen
Robert Pitt
Dana Tingart
Rudolph Silvis
Ty Fralick
Donald Smal
Harold Casler
David Curtis
Lovely Shower Fetes Miss Beverly Carnrike
A bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Newell Beckwith and Mrs. Page Louderback at East South Street honored Miss Beverly Carnrike ahead of her marriage to Alton Armitage on Saturday. Twenty guests enjoyed contests with prizes to Mrs. Donald Maloney and Mrs. Dorothy Boland, plus a door prize to Mrs. Howard Miller. pastel umbrella favors and a luncheon of salad, decorated cake, coffee and tea accompanied gifts for the bride.
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Newell Beckwith
Page Louderback
East South Street
Beverly. Carnrike
Alton Armitage
Donald Maloney
Dorothy Boland
Howard Miller
Mrs. 2
Skeleton Louderback
Miss Blaie Beckwith
Margot Louderback
Exempt Flood Damaged Property From State Taxes
Harrisburg. A bill went to Gov. Lender to exempt flood damaged property in last August floods in northeastern Pennsylvania from 1955 real estate taxes. If 10 percent or more of assessed value is lost, owners may qualify for exemption for the year, with applications due by September 7. Also sent to the governor were bills for free guide dog licenses and for regulating firemen hours in third class cities, setting a maximum 86 hour work week.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Senate
House
Simpson To Plug For GOP Congress
Rep. Simpson of Pennsylvania, chairman of the Republican Congressional Committee, says he will campaign for a Republican Congress and a Republican President. He argues split control endangers unified policy and leads to compromised bills and stagnation.
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Washington
Rep. Simpson
Pennsylvania
Republican Congressional Committee
Congress
White House
Youth Is Freed Pending Inquest In Pittsburgh Slaying
Eugene Pagty a 13 year old Munhall boy is free on 2500 bond awaiting a coroner s inquest into the Tuesday slaying of 13 year old John Witinsk, son of Mr and Mrs John Willi. Pagty allegedly killed Witinsk with repeated blows to the head using an iron pipe after bullying accusations. District Attorney Edward Boyle said Pagty told an honest story and the case remains under coroner s investigation.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Eugene Pagty
Munhall
District
Edward Boyle
Eugene
John Witkinsk
Witinsk
John Willi
Iran arrests Soviet officer in Tehran spying case
Tehran announces the arrest of Major Kouznetsoff, the Soviet assistant military attache, for long running spying. He held overnight at the Foreign Ministry, then turned over to the Soviet Embassy after diplomatic status was secured. An Iranian warrant officer, Hussein Refael Tehrani, acted as his agent and may face speedy trial with possible death penalty discussions.
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Tehran
Iran
Soviet Union
Brg
Teimour Bakhtiar
Ivanovich Kouznétsoff
Kouznetsoff
Ali Gholl Ardelat
Foreign Ministry
Trin
Bakhtiar
Kousnetsoff
Hussein Refael Tehrani
Tehrani
GSA borrowing plan advances toward House vote
The General State Authority seeks a 190 million dollar loan capacity increase, bringing indebtedness to 460 million dollars. Most new funds, about 50.8 million, go to Welfare, with 29.4 million for Public Instruction and 17.1 million for Penn State University. Remaining money to seven other departments. Suomi College in Michigan claims to be the only Finnish American institution of higher learning in the United States.
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GSA
Associated Press
Harrisburg
General State Authority
Welfare
Department of Public Instruction
Pennsylvinia State University
Suomi College
Michigan
Institution of Hight Learning
United States
Senate Delays Vote on Sales Tax Bill in Ohio
Senate debates a 3 percent sales tax as Republicans scramble over clothing exemptions. Democrats back taxing clothing to boost revenue, with estimates shifting from 273 million to about 250 million. The delay leaves GOP plans in flux as Finance Committee reviews final amendments and leadership negotiates votes.
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Senate
Ohio
Schmidt
McGinnie
Allegheny County
Dent
Pechan
Finance Committee
Onicus
Kessler
Lancaster
Tat Night
Middletown Plant Fire Touches Local Area
An early morning fire destroyed a Prior Products Inc plant in Middletown Ohio injuring no one. The one story brick building near a residential area had only portions of two walls standing. About 85 workers were employed there, and the firm has operated for around a decade with headquarters in Dallas Texas. The cause was undetermined, described as a rash fire, and plant manager Arthur J Doyle announced the fumes could spread to nearby homes. Government reactions to the sales tax were noted but not detailed as officials spoke in a mime conference.
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Middletown
Ohio
Products Inc
Arthur J. Doyle
Dallas
Tex
Doyle
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