Clymer PTA Sets Queen Candidate for Tulip Festival
February PTA meeting in Clymer featured Founders Day program with Eagle Scouts and a clarinet duet. Officers honored past presidents, a corsage given to the president, and a plan to sponsor a Brownie Troop Tulip Festival Queen candidate and float. Scholarship funds were approved for later determination. Election of officers set for March with Pia Dahl to speak. nominating committee named.
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Clymer Pta
Eagle Scouts
Dennis Vrooman
Jeffrey Seblink
Girard Ruff
Roger Westley
Frederick VanderSchaaff
Judy Lockenhouse
Virginia Cady
Kathy Miersma
Earl Cady
Elizabeth Gifford
Madalene Vander Schaaff
Normat Hogenboom
Rey
Tunis Miersma
United For
Wayde Querreveld
Noble Legters
Frederick Vander Schaaff
Cornelius Wiggers
Ernest Dunnewold
Bach
Donald Goo
Jack Fair
Homer Loomis Jr
Everett
Tryon
Harold Porter
Gary Sayers
Bradley Russell
Robert Humphrey
Querteveld
Pia Dahl
Denmark
Richard Legters
Prank Henry
Russell Bemis
Union City PTA to hear McKean County sheriff speaker
The Union City Elementary PTA will meet Tuesday at 8 pm in the high school cafeteria. Leslie Pendleton, McKean County sheriff for the past year and a half, will speak on juvenile delinquency. An officers election for the coming year will follow.
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Union City Pta
McKean
Union City Elementary Pta
Leslie Pendleton
Pendleton
McKean County
Swiss Inventor Raphael Bodeky Dies in London
Prof. Raphael Bodeky, a 47 year old Swiss physicist and inventor, died yesterday in London from a heart attack. The death leaves questions about his last project and ongoing research in Swiss and British scientific circles.
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London
Raphael Bodeky
I s Great To Be Crazy at CAHS Delights Large CA Audience
At Cor ty Area High School CAHS presented I s Great To Be Crazy a three act comedy by Art Craft Company of Code Rapids Iowa. Directed by Philip Segal with Judi Darndfall as student director. The cast includes David Stohlberg Seanna Roden Candy Marsh and many others. Promoters ushers ticket staff and committees organized the event with music by the Corviliers conducted by Ronald Ralrie.
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Corty Area High School
Art Craft Company
Code Rapids
Iowa
Philip Segal
Judi Darndfall
Paul Wasoak
Dennis Jerome
Bonnie Brown
Pam Sickler
Janet Chaffee
Tom Roche
Danny Joyce
Bill Bachemer
Art
Bonna
Chatman
Linda Turben
Bill Stroup
Freddie Walsh
Mary Ann Gates
Judy Slye
Marty Burkett
Mike Baressi
John Butters
Jim Barber
Connie Root
Barbara Radecki
Cindy Buesink
Judy Dardfall
Jenine Loveland
Jan Bosak
Sally Kerstetter
Barbara Carlson
Duane Lincoln
Annette
Area Students Take Part in International Youth Forum
Miss Pla Dahl joined exchange students in the International Youth Forum sponsored by the James town Rotary Club and American Field Service. Patsy Hermink and Peter Robinson competed for the New York Times award. Attendees from Clymer Central School included Nancy Vidal Marjorie Ruslink Kathy Miersma and more. Advisors Clyde Snydert and Harold Burgard accompanied the group.
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Pla Dahl
Jamestown Rotary Club
American Field Service
Patsy Hermink
Peter Robinson
New York Times
Clymer Central School
Nancy Vidal
Mar-jorie Ruslink
Kathy Miersma
Diane Goggin
Dionne Cooper
Mary Lou Hutton
Isi Fardink
Norma Long
Reema Beckerink
Linda Howard
Mrs. Howard Hammond Hosts WSCS Meeting
Seventeen members of the McCray Woman's Society of Christian Service met last evening at the R1 1 home of Mrs. Howard Hammond. Devo led by Mrs. Merle McCray, business by president Mrs. Webb McCray, and a World Day of Prayer fellowship followed. The program New Frontiers and Home Missions featured Mrs. Willard McCray with helpers. Refreshments were served. next meeting set for March 28 at Mrs. Laurence Wade's Rig. 1 home.
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McCray
Mrs Westley to Be Guest Speaker at Corry Grange
Mrs Eugene Westley a missionary on furlough from Africa Nigeria will speak at the Corry Grange meeting in the Grange Hall at 8 PM Monday. She will show colored slides detailing her work in Africa. The program chairman is Lloyd Lillie and refreshments are being arranged by the committee of Mrs J R Sorenson Maud Bennink and Mrs Oscar Lindstrand.
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E. Westley
Corry Grange
Eugene Westley
Nigeria
Africa
Corry
Maud Bennink
Oscar Lindstrant
Junior Class Tri-Hi Plans Scavenger Hunt
Junior Class TriHi- plans a scavenger hunt for tomorrow evening led by Miss Charlene Dubrosky. The group will meet at the YMCA at 4 p.m and return to the recreation room for dancing and refreshments.
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Charlene Dubrosky
YMCA
Rebekah Helping Hand Meeting at IOOF Hall
Rebekah Helping Hand members gathered yesterday in the IOOF Hall for an all day session. Eleven members attended, with a tureen dinner served at noon by Mrs. Loretta Belden and Mrs. Louis Auer. Sewing and visiting filled the day as a handmade quilt was donated to a local needy family and plans were laid for a rummage sale. The committee for the next session at Maretlath includes Mrs. Fred Mixer and Mrs. Calvin Pier.
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Rebekah
IOOF
Loretta Belden
Louis’ Auer
Fred Mixer
Calvin Pier
Maret Lath
Daytons Beach Florida Trip Recaps and Social Visits
Birdie Tells Us notes three weeks of golf and relaxation at Daytons Beach and Miami. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Buesink return to 740 Wayne Street after a Florida sojourn and luncheon with Dr and Mrs Gillette in Coral Gables. Dr and Mrs J Gly Butters of 316 Wayne Street depart for a Florida vacation. Miss Mardine Ploss of Chicago visits her mother Mrs Charles Ploss and Mr and Mrs Douglas Ploss of 1241 White Street. she works at J P Gets Plastics Corporation in Chicago. Barney Bennett of 749 Shady Avenue returns from a business trip to New York for Bennett's House of Fashion. Mrs James MacInnes returns home at 104 East Park Place after two months in Florida with son Jack A MacInnes and family.
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Daytons Beach
Miami
Fia
Clifford Buesink
Wayne Street
Mr. Gillette
Mary Gillette
Coral Gables
J. Gly Butters
Florida
Mardine Ploss
Chicago
Charles Ploss
Douglas Ploss
White Street
Miss Ploss
J. P. Gets Plastics Corporation
Barney Bennett
Shady Avenue
New York
Bennett
House of Fashion
Jack A. MacInnes
Radnor, Pa
James MacInnes
East Park Place
Man Found Dead From Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
Avelle Pa. James R. Ells, 45, of Burgettstown, was found dead of carbon monoxide poisoning in his car near Avella Washington County yesterday. State Police said he had been sleeping in the vehicle.
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Avella
James R. El-ls
Burgettstown
Washington County
Sacrifice talk at Catholic Daughters meeting prompts bake sale plan
Rev Cyril Gooner spoke on The Meaning of Sacrifice for Catholic Daughters Court Conception No 3b in the Garden Room of the VPW Post Home. Ann Baress reviewed saints feast days, plans for a St Edward's School bake sale after Sunday Masses March 10, with proceeds aiding the convent budget, chaired by Angela Frisina.
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Cyril Cooper
Cyril Gooner
St. Thomas the Apostle Church
Catholic Daughters of America
Court Conception
VPW
Ann Baresal
St. Hedwig
St. Elizabeth of Hungary
Sir. Thomas the Apostle
St. Joseph
St. Edward's School
Convent Buddue Fund
Angela Frisina
Hooks
Cochairman
Marion Sullivan
Robert Sanders
J. F. Needham
John Luts
M. Agnes Lynch
Will
James Sullivan
Rev. Cooper
Miss Baress
GDA
Hazel Hall
Harold Scholton
Lyle Saxton
Caroline Gorney
Sarah McCloskey
Edmand Potocki
Robert de, Mauri
Carl Peterson
Truck Driver Leo McGrath Killed in Pittsburgh Area Crash
An auto truck collision on the Penn Lincoln Parkway near Monroeville fatally injured Leo McGrath a 30 year old truck driver from Penn Hills. Police say the crash shoved the truck off the road down a hill as both vehicles traveled westbound. The car driver Ben H Kirkland of Brushton escaped injury.
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Pittsburgh
Leo McGrath
Penn Hills
Monroeville
Ben H. Kirkland
Brushton
Latins Train in Cuba for Sabotage
Central Intelligence Agency Director John A. McCone testified before the House Foreign Affairs Committee on February 19 that 1,000 to 1,800 Latin Americans traveled to Cuba in 1962 for sabotage and arms training, with more doing so this year. He described extensive revolutionary travel and a yearlong training on arms and making Molotov cocktails, underscoring Cuban subversion in the hemisphere.
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Washivaiun
Central Ence
John A. McCone
Cuba
McCone
Alfatra Com
Armistead Selden
D-Ala
Informaton
Red China Challenges Russia In Ideological Clash
Red China accused the Soviet Union of jamming its broadcasts and sought to force Moscow to let its side be heard by the world. The New China News Agency released the issue citing Red Flag and criticized Khrushchev and Pravda as cowardly for blocking Chinese articles and censoring broadcasts.
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Tokyo
Red China
Soviet Union
Peking
Moscow
Chinese Communist Party
Red Flag
Khrushchev
Communist Party
Pravda
Premnier
Lisenn
Youngsville Seeks 30 Percent Federal Grant for Sewage Plant
Youngsville Borough Council seeks a 30 percent federal grant to aid sewage plant construction and will await the next allocation after previously applying for a 50 percent grant under the Accelerated Public Works Program, which was exhausted. A Sewage Plant Authority was appointed to administer the project and negotiate the grant.
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Youngsville
Youngsville Borough
Mystery Murder Probe Of Negro Alderman In Chicago
Chicago AP report details two strange phone calls amid the slaying of Alderman Benjamin F. Lewis, a 53 year old Black Democratic leader found shot in his office with hands cuffed. Police noted a caller threatening “Poe got Lewis” and another implying an unstable gunman, with investigators lacking a solid motive as protection is arranged for rival candidate Robert Biggs.
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Chicago
Benjamin F. Lewis
Lewis
Kdjling
John Ascher
Poe
Imanie
Biggs
Robert Biggs
James Gilbert
Gilbert
March Debut Brings Snow and Ice Across Pennsylvania
A potent winter mix of snow rain sleet and fog hits Pennsylvania with hazardous driving conditions and mile long traffic tieups especially in western areas. Snow spreads north later today with four inches or more likely in central bands and minor accumulations northward. Temperatures hover just below or near freezing per the U S Weather Bureau. Finland Labor Troubles Hit Civil Servants Rail and Postal Service with 20 000 striking today halting transport and shipping firms warning walkouts.
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Pennsylvania
U. S
Finland
Helsinki
Television review of Art Linkletter new NBC show
AP reports on Art Linkletter starting a new NBC evening show. He notes initial mixed notices but remains confident his experience will help him assemble a strong team. The piece highlights Linkletter’s wealth and ventures including a vast cattle and oil portfolio and dancing schools, plus family life. Weekend recommendations include NBCs The Labyrinth and Fr anco Spain on CBS.
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New York
Television Boiler Factory
Art Linkletter
Linkletter
NBC
Australia
Argentina
United States
Arizona
California
Gian Carlo Menott
Pranco
Spain
CBS
Europe
Hold Rites For C. C. Shreve
Final rites for C. C. Shreve were held yesterday afternoon at the H. Richard Hays Funeral Home in Spartanshire with Rev Ivan M. Shreve officiating. He was assisted by Rev. Charles Garrett of Lincolnville Baptist Church Titerson in the MM Pleasant Cemetery with relatives named Shreve Baker Zielinski and others.
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Shreve
H. Richard Hays Pineral
Spartanshire
Ivan M. Shreve
First Baptist Church of
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