DAR Meeting Hosts Indian Program in Brokenstraw Valley
The Brokenstraw Valley Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held its March meeting at the home of Mrs. Robert Garfield with an American Indian program. Highlights included a display of a five by eight foot flag, slides of Bacone College and St. Marys High School for Indian Girls, and readings on Indian affairs. Guest invitations to the Continental Congress and a note on April meeting plans were announced.
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Dar
Brokenstraw Valley
Daughters of the American Revolution
Robert Garfield
West Washington Street
E. L. Simmons
T. W. Whitehead
Carroll Kearns
Continental Congress
Kearns
Sheraton Park
Erie
Crawford
Mercer
Capitol
George Washington
Bacone College
Muskogee
Oklo
St. Mary's “High School
Springfield
S. C
W. W. Graham
George Boyd
Robin Brown
Clark Johnston
Raymond Bachomnex
Howard Loveland
Clark Johinston
Union City
Mrs Eugene Radecki Feted At Farewell Dinner
Mrs Eugene Radecki will move to Erie soon and was honored at a farewell dinner in Columbus. Frank and Vergin's Restaurant hosted the event with 22 associates from the Carly-Jamestown office attending. African violets adorned the tables as the group presented a personal farewell gift.
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Tio Aupene Umoucuny
Erie
Frank and Vergin
Columbus
Carly-Jamestown
Radecki
Witt
Women's Relief Corps Holds Dinner and Meeting at Grange Hall
Thirty two members attended the meeting at the Grange Hall yesterday. A fifteen dinner was served with Mrs Mae Clark and Mrs Walter Pier on the hostess committee. Mrs Clifford Dundon led the afternoon lesson as president, with attendance noted by Mrs CA Pin. The Hexh corps meeting will be held in two weeks.
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Women’s Relief Corps
Grange Hall
Hoon
Mae Clark
Walter Pier
Clifford Dundon
Mra. CA
Benefit Card Party Hosted by Mrs Harold Carr
Mrs Harold Carr of East Congress Avenue entertained last evening at her home with a finishing card party for the Hospital Auxiliary. There was one table in play and Mrs Lotte Jensen was the winner. Afterward guests enjoyed refreshments and dessert before leaving.
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Harold Carr
East Congress
Aireet
T Ho
Jiny Anid
Lotte Jensen
Ourid
Cours Veer
Family Dinner At Presbyterian Church Hears Bible Talk
February family dinner in the Presbyter ian Church recreation room featured a tureen dinner for Geneva Circle members with Mrs Walter Auer as chair and Miss Pat Keppel in charge of the nursery. The program included a film The Living Word and a Bible discussion led by Rev Paul Bauer with a Q A. A Bible display was arranged. The next dinner is set for March 2 at 6 30 p m followed by Maundy Thursday communion at 7 30 p m.
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Presbyterian Church
Hugh
Geneva Circle
Walter Auer
Pat 1 Keppel
Paul Bauer
Monthly NFMS Meeting At Nazarene Church
The NFMS held its monthly gathering last evening at the Church of the Nazarene with Ray Merriman leading singing. Mrs. R R Merriman directed, reading John chapter 1 verses 1-19, and Delbert Croscutt along with several others offered prayers.
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NFMS
Nazarene
Church of the Nazarene
Ray Merriman
Saylour
Shep
R. R. Merriman
John
Delbert Croscutt
A. W. Munsee
Pauline Lindstrom
C. M. Baleley
Vicia
Allen Foote
Merriman
Scott Bailey
Births Reported at Carry Memorial Hospital
A daughter was born yesterday morning to Mr and Mrs Harry Clubbate of RD 1. Another daughter was born yesterday afternoon at the Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Leon Maxson of Spartansburg.
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Carry Memorial Hospital
Harry Clubbate
Leon Maxson
Spartansburg
Corry Memorial Hospital
Market Day Nets $275 For Concord School PTA
The Concord School Parent-Teacher Association announced that 275 dollars was realized from the annual Market Day affair held Wednesday afternoon at the school. The money will be added to the PTA treasury. Many parents and friends assisted the sale, with several donations signaling the event's success. Local merchants including Loblaws Widmann and Tesh A & P Woolworths Cony Pharmacy Seas Drugs F I Baresi Model Dairy Carrolls Gift Shop and Al's Clothes Shop donated. Mrs. Charles Weston chaired the event with Mrs. John Williams as co-chairman, helped by PTA mothers.
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Concord
PTA
Concord School Parent- Teacher Association
Corry
Loblaws
Widmann and
Tesh
Woolworth’s
Cony Pharmacy
Seas Drugs
Baresi
Model Dairy
Carroll's Gift
Al's
Charles Weston
John Williams
Harbor Half Ladies Aid Meeting at Mrs Fralick Home
Mrs Gordon Pralick hosted the Harbor Half Ladies Aid meeting with a 1 o clock tureen dinner for about 80 members and families. Mrs Neil Gates led the afternoon business session as 12 members reported birthday articles. Devotions were by Mrs Lewis Jewell. Two contests followed including a family history quiz won by Mrs Lyle Chelton and a St Patrick's Day quiz won by Mrs Arthur Lindstrom. The group quilted during the work period and decided to donate a finished baby quilt to a Spring Creek family whose home burned. Next meeting set for April 5th location to be announced.
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Harbor Half Aid
Gordon Fralick
Gordon Pralick
Harbor Half Ladies Aid
Neil Gates
Lewis Jewell
Lyle Chelton
Arthur Lindstrom
Spring Creek
Mrs. Hillstrom Hosts Bridge Club Night
Mrs. C. A. Hillstrom entertained her bridge club at home on Wayne Street. Two tables played with prizes awarded to Mrs. Bruce Summerville and Mrs. Russell Brant, the traveling prize to Mrs. Martin Keppel. Guest Mrs. Lawrence C. Nichols attended. refreshments followed. Next host will be Mrs. Joseph Purst in two weeks.
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Pian
Wayne Street
Bruce Summerville
Russell Brant
Martin Keppel
Lawrence C. Nichols
Hillstrom
Joseph Purst
Wright Street
Junior Class Play Draws Large Corry Area Crowd
A large audience filled Corry Area High School auditorium for the Junior Class three act comedy Scared Stiff by Robert St Clair. The student cast delivered a well rehearsed performance earning praise from parents and friends with pre show music by Jack Dahlinger and Corry singers. A matinee was held yesterday and tickets remain at the door for tonight’s show at 8. Proceeds fund the junior-senior banquet and spring profit.
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Corry-Area
Junior Glass
Robert St. Clair
Jack Dahlinger
Corriders
Ruth McCoy
Dackle Paulson
Sandra Cochran
Doris Matteson
Janet Stroup
Donna Stutzman
JoAnne Volk
Robert Tunnel
Craig Seastead
Jon Miller
Carmen Merritt
Jim Swarm
Stork Shower Honors Mrs Rexford Henton in Concord Street Event
Mrs Eugene Buesink and Mrs Frank Anthony hosted a stork shower for Mrs Rexford Henton of Coudersport, formerly Corry, at the host home on Concord street. Fourteen friends attended a social evening with games. Mrs Bernard Graham won the door prize. A party lunch of dainty sandwiches, baby bootie cakes, relishes, and coffee followed as Mrs Henton received many lovely gifts.
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C. Rexford Henton
Eugene Buesink
Prank Anthony
Concord Street
Rexford Henton
Coudersport
Corry
Bernard Graham
Informal Initiation At WOTM Meeting At Moose Lodge
The Women of the Moose at the Moose Lodge on East Washington Street held an informal initiation led by senior regent Mrs. Peter Gravis. Eighty two members attended as Hew Members joined the defending circle and were welcomed. The session closed after business with refreshments and prize awards given to Virginian Grow and Bertha Darwin.
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WOTM
Women of the Moose
Moose Lodge
East Washington Street
Peter Gravis
Hew
Carty
Henry Davis
Moosehaven
Virginian
Grow
Bertha Darwin
Spring Creek Ladies Aid Meeting Reported
The Spring Creek Ladies Aid held a regular meeting at Mrs. Walter Maxwell's home with 14 members present. Mrs. Frank Kafferlin led the business session and members approved buying a new hot water tank for installation in the church basement. Mrs. Lillie gave the reading Enterprises of Faith. Light refreshments were served and the aid will meet again on April 9.
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Spring Creek Ladies Aid
Walter Maxwell
Roy Lillie
Frank Kafferlin
Lillie
Maxwell
Arthur Brundage
Jnoh
Ald
Aptitath
Bracken Hosts Bridge Party for Corry Memorial Hospital
Mrs. D. W. Bracken Sr. entertained a small card party to aid the Ladtor Auxiliary of Corry Memorial Hospital. Two tables of bridge were in play with awards going to Mrs. R. C. Anderton and Mrs. Don Kincaid. The hostess served a calnd lunch to guests after the game.
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Jae
D. W. Bracken Sr
Ladtor
Corry Memorial Hospital
R. C. Anderton
Don Kincaid
Wheelock Community Aid Holds All Day Patching Session
Mrs. Kenneth Harvey hosted Wheelock Community Aid at her home with Mrs. Frank Harvey assisting. President Mrs. Charles Kennedy led a business meeting after a noon tureen dinner. Chaplain Mrs. Leonard Edwards led devotional time and members spent the afternoon patching and learning patching techniques. Next aid meeting is March 1 with location to be announced.
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Kenneth Harvey
Wheelock Aid
Wheelock Community Aid
R. D
Frank Harvey
Charles Kennedy
Leonard Edwards
Pennsylvania School Bill Clears Committee
The Education Committee reported approval of a bill to reorganize Pennsylvania county schools. Governor Lender called it long overdue and bipartisan sponsors aim to study district mergers via the State Council of Education, potentially reducing districts from 67 to 30–40.
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Serite
Committee of Education
Pennsylvania
Meéamire
State Council of Education
Austen
Westinghouse Headed Talks With Meany On Strike
Washington—Gwilym A. Price, president of strikebound Westinghouse Electric, met secretly last night with AFL-CIO President George Meany. Discussions reportedly covered the 198-day AFL-CIO IUE strike, relations with other AFL-CIO unions, and a five-year contract plan including annual wage increases and pension improvements. The IUE contends Westinghouse proposal lags the GE pact in some areas.
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Washington
Gwilym A. Price
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Apl-Cig
George Meany
Tll
Westinghouse
Afl-Cio International
Union of Electrical Workers
TUE
CTO
Children Honor Pope On Birthday By Associated Press
Vatican City children worldwide sang and danced around Pope Pius XI to mark his birthday and the 17th anniversary of his election. The main observance will be a Pontifical Mass at St. Peter's Basilica on Sunday March 11, the day before the coronation anniversary. The gathering in the Consistorial Hall was the first audience with a pope by children, with the pontiff smiling as Italian youths presented a cake with candles and candy flowers.
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Vatican City
Pius XI
St. Peter's Basilica
Vatican Palace
Vatican
Truck Crash Kills Wheeling Man at Pittsburgh Crossing
A power truck crashed into a safety island at Wen wel and Liberty Avenues early today, killing William Wingrad, 35, of Wheeling West Virginia. Wingrad was pinned in wreckage and died after arrival at South Side Hospital. He was employed by a local Pittsburgh firm.
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Wen~wel
Liberty Avenues
William Wingrad
Wheeling
W. Va
Wingrad
South Side Hospital
Pittabuigh Noth
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