Miss Patricia Meerdink Hosts Slumber Party For 11 Girls
Miss Patricia Meerdink entertained 11 girls at a slumber party at her parents home on Wright Street. Activities included a mock wedding and refreshments. Guests included Nancy Davis, Nancy Earle, Sally Follett, Susan Kinley, Judy Paige and others. Mary Shannon of Jamestown visited as weekend guest of Kathleen Hicks. Reverend J B Kelly elected treasurer of Eastern District Council of Assemblies of God Churches during executive meeting in Butler. Sandy Cochrin visiting from Philadelphia plans to study at University of Pennsylvania Hospital School of Nursing. Isabelle May Stiles engaged to Robert K Anthony. July wedding planned. Isabelle is employed at Hotel Corry and Anthony served in the U S Army.
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Patricia Meerdink
Paul Meerdink
Wright Street
Nancy Davis
Nancy Earle
Sally
Susan Follett
Sally Chase
Susan Kinley
Marlene McIntyre
Deanna Marrett
Judy Paige
Patricia Kinney
Shirley Hasbrouck
Mary Shannon
Jamestown
Kathleen Hicks
J.B. Kelly
West Pleasentahree
Butler
Eastern District Council
Assemblies of God Churches
A.V. Cochrin
East Frederick Street
Sandy
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania Hospital School of Nursing
Corry High School
Hotel
Corry
U. S. Army
Corry- Jamestown Mig, Corp
Mrs Robert Ott Hosts Knox Circle Meeting
Mrs Robert Ott Sr hosted 14 members and a guest at Wright street home for the Knox Circle of the Presbyterian Women's Association. Devotions on Luke and the Gentiles led by Mrs Ruth Hoenes. slides on Warren Wilson Junior College shown by Mrs James Hileman. A discussion on racial prejudices followed. business session led by Mrs Harvey Loveland. Next meeting set for March 18 with location to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Ott
Presbyterian
Robert Ott Sr
Wright Street
Knox Circle
Presbyterian Women's Association
Ruth Hoenes
James Hileman
Warren Wilson Junior College
Harvey Loveland
Cutting 4H Panthers Host Family Night at Town Hall
Cutting 4 H Panthers held a Family Night at the town hall on Thursday with a Salute To Your Parents theme for March. A 34 person dinner was served. speakers Joseph Matjeka and Marilyn Mitchell presented, a film was shown, and green and white decor plus a club banner adorned the hall. Judy Bayle won the door prize, Phyllis Mixer received a gift, and a list of table committee members was announced. The next social is March 14 a record hop at the ball.
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KaMay
Panthers
Cutting Town Hall
Chautauqua County
4-H Club
Joseph Matjeka
Marilyn Mitchell
Jamestown
Judy Bayle
Phyllis Mixer
Henrietta Floss
Flaine Ohmer
Shelvey Albright
Janice Way
Janice Evans
Fay Redman
Suzanne Humphrey
Hospital Auxiliary To Plan For District Meet
Louis Voradora, president of Corry Memorial Hospital Ladies Auxiliary, announced a regular meeting Monday evening in the nurses dining room at 7 40. Members with outstanding Sno Ball Dance payments should submit funds then. Mrs J F Needham and Mrs J Fred Kinley will announce arrangements for the Northwest District spring meeting to be held here in April.
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Ers
Louis Voradora
Corry Memorial Hospital
J. F. Needham
J. Fred Kinley
Baptist Berean Society Meets In Church Parlors
The Baptist Berean Society held its monthly meeting in First Baptist Church parlors with 21 members present. Mrs. Carroll led a lesson comparing D. L. Moody and Billy Graham, followed by games and a luncheon hosted by the committee. The next session is set for March 27.
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Baptist Berean Society
The
First Baptist Church
Ralph Carroll
Arland Burrows
Ralph Austin
Paul Stroup
Cutting Hi Neighbors Enjoy Roast Beef Dinner
A roast beef dinner was served at 1 o clock Thursday as eight members of the Hi Neighbor Club of Cutting met with hostess Mrs. Vernon Humphrey. Mrs. Marion Way presided over a brief business session appointing a replacement for Mrs. Cecil Humphrey, who will move. Mrs. William Bemis was chosen secretary treasurer. The group tied a quilt for the needy project. The next meeting is March 20 with hostess Mrs. Robert Humphrey.
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Hi Neighbor Club
Cutting
Vernon Humphrey
Marion Way
Cecil Humphrey
William Bemis
Robert Humphrey
Schick Drops Fair Trade Policy To Boost Competitiveness
Lancaster Pa Schick the makers of electric shavers and lighters said it has dropped its fair trade price policy to allow distributors and dealers to be more competitive General Electric Co and Sunbeam Corp recently announced similar changes Under fair trade manufacturers set retail and wholesale prices
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Schick
Lancaster
General Electric Co
Sunbeam Corp
Manufac
Births Reported at Corry Memorial Hospital
A son born yesterday evening at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Donald Retiger of Spartansburg A son to Mr and Mrs Melvin P Staddard of RD 4 in the area. A son born to Mr and Mrs William E Ottaway of Sherman. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs wer R Ottaway of 87 Snyder Circle at Corry Memorial Hospital.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Donald Retiger
Spartansbure
A.son
Mel
Vin P. Staddard
Eve
Ning
Corr ‘Memorial Hospital
William E. Ottaway
Sherman
Wer R. Ottaway
Snyder Circle
Corry Memoriial Hospital
Cutting Circle Meets With Mrs. G. Shampoe
The Cutting Sunday School held a recent meeting at the home of Mrs. Gordon Shampoe with twelve members attending. Devotions on Love Your Enemies were given by Mrs. Myra Cherry, who also read a poem. Members gave three minute talks on the Ten Commandments, and the group voted to send another box of clothing to World Missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nernienny Gros
Cutting Sunday School
Gordon Shampoe
Cutting
Myra Cherry
World Missions
George Imhoff
Frank Hulett
Lewis Bemis
Marlon Way
Merton Bemis
Shampoe
Ray Stuteman
Elks Ladies Day Luncheon Hosts 32 Local Women
Thirty two local women attended the Elks Club Ladies Day luncheon with card games after a delicious meal. Prizes went to Mrs. Harry Barach Mrs. Olin W Bracken Sr and Mrs. J F Needham. Mrs James MacInnes is taking reservations for the March 12 luncheon and the group will meet March 26 with Mrs Way.
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Elks Ladies
Elks Club
Harry Barach
Olin W. Bracken Sr
J. F. ‘Needham
James MacInnes
Flood Threat Subsides In Pa
Swollen streams subsided in eastern Pennsylvania as forecasts show little to no rain in the coming days easing the risk of further flooding along the Susquehanna and Delaware basins. Still, officials warn that lingering snow could trigger major floods with heat and heavy rain. ice breakup signals improvement as rivers begin clearing and roads reopen after overflowed sections.
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Wy Associated Press
Pennsylvania
Susquehanna
Delaware
Hood
Iala Norman Kaden
Federal State
Radko
Broadened FCC Hearings Seen Continued From Page
The FCC commissioner said he voted according to the evidence as he saw it and noted reelection figures. Harris stated Whiteside and A Frank Kettentine, a Channel 10 contestant, have been recalled for further testimony Monday. In a sharp 700 word Macl statement, Harris urged Eisenhower to demand Mack's resignation from the seven man commission.
Too Many Cohens Reap Confusion In New York Jail
Myron Cohen a 62 year old parolee with four prior felonies escaped from Brooklyn City Prison after a guard misheard a name. He hitched a ride with Emanuel Cohen and was aided by others before police tracked him to the garment district. He is recaptured and charged with escaping lawful custody.
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New York
ORK
Myron Cohen
Sol Cohen
Sam Cohen
Emanuel Cohen
Myron
Cohen
Emanuel
Sol
Brooklyn
City
Kith
Sam
Garment District
Anthony Cantore
James Porter
Eisenhower Names Official as FCC Nominee in 1955
President Eisenhower announced ami Democrat nominee Ami Democrat to the FCC in 1955 while an FBI probe into charges involving Mack continued. White House press secretary Edme G. Hagerty declined comment and said the Mack case was not on the docket for discussion. Eisenhower said he was not ready to pass judgment at the news conference.
Jobless Benefit Claims Hit Record High in February
The Labor Department reported 3.13 million insured unemployed workers for the week ending February 15, a record, with the total rising to 3.13 million in mid February and expected to climb toward five million for February as January unemployment reached 4.49 million. The insured pool has grown since 1938, reflecting broader coverage and ongoing losses in the civilian labor force.
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Labor Department
Bureau of Employment Security
Jobless Rate Rise Attributed to Weather and Layoffs
Unemployment figures show a mid February uptick amid ongoing layoff trends in the metal machinery and electrical equipment industries. The Labor Bureau reports 147,000 workers exhausted jobless benefits in January.
Russia Agrees To Ministers Meet Amid East West Tensions
Bulganin and Eisenhower discussed disarmament and tensions while rejecting immediate German reunification. Diplomats floated two paths: broad topic talks on disarmament or allowing any head of government to raise any issue.
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Bulganin
Euenhower
Europe
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LeRoy Stiles
Stiles Road
Columbus
Bauhter
Isabelle May
Robert K. Anthony
Preston Anthony
Awyer
F.C. Chapin
Cutting Circle
Mrs. Way
Corry Pharmacy
Ellis
Carload
Titusville
Gerald Hammond
FCC
Meadowbrook
Thomas Motors of Corry, Inc
Clinton Street
Russia
Slocum's Electronics
South Center St
Wiss
Hoover
Bond Boxes
Loblaws
Magic Cup Coffee Orchard Park
California
Long Island
Dior
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