Paint and finishes talk engages Steel Age Management Club
The Steel Age Management Club met at East Columbus avenue to hear Russ Shephard and Jack Burkholder of Arca Company discuss paint finishes. They covered color sensitivity, eye reaction, epoxy and alkyd paints, baking processes, and a color demo with spotlights. Plans for next year were outlined and a possible group trip to Buffalo was discussed.
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Steel Age Management Club
East
Columbus Avenue
Russ Shepheard
Jack Burkholder
Arca Company
Corry Jamestown Corporation
Columbus Grangers Hear Atty Rozelle in March Meeting
Columbus Grange held at the Grange Hall with guest speaker Atty. Rozelle of Corry Area High School to discuss the American Field Service program. Michael Kuzina introduced the speaker as program chairman. Refreshments were served and new refreshments committee members named for March and April.
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Douglas Rozelle of
Cort
Columbus Grange
Grange
Europe
Michael Kuzina
Harold Curtis
Paul Suchar Sr
Charles Tripp
James Kolstee
Philip Wade
Severnl
Corry Area High School
Bridge Scores in Corry Team Championship Debut
The Corry Bridge Association opened its six-team four-person team event at the VFW Post with defending champions the Beverly Kinney pair and J Fred Kinney. Top finishers include hubs Hubley Kelsey Berrett Lundy Wilcox Bartholome, Lane Bracken Tun Nell MacInnes. Next week completes the tourney with a final session to decide the trophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Bridge Association
VFW
Morgan Beverly
J. Fred Kinney
Ted Hubley
G. Kelsey
H. J. Wilcox
P. H. Bartholme
Beverly-Kinley
Gerald Lane
C. W. Bracken Sr
Robert Tun Nell
James MacInnes
Mrs Hasbrouck Hosts WSCS Lydia Circle Meeting
Mrs Hasbrouck hosted the Lydia Circle of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at her home with two guests, Mrs Ruth Carroll and Mrs Carl Swanson. Devotions from Hebrews read by Gladys McCloskey, mission notes on Congo by Ida Ohrn, St Patrick's Day themed refreshments. Int Miller to host April 5 meeting. date to be announced.
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J. Colling McSparren
N. E. Dodd
Warren’ County
Ronald Carter
Merle Page
Suchar
John Repasky
R. D
Cambridge Springs
Union
Memorial Hospital Yester
Ruth Carroll
Carl Swanson
Lydia Cirle
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Earl Hasbrouck
Gladys McCloskey
Ida Ohrn
Congo
Bertha Warner
Ernest Royer
Int Miller
Past Noble Grands Social Evening at IOOF Hall
Fifteen members of the Past Noble Grands Club of the Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge met Tuesday evening in the IOOF Hall. After a brief business session led by president Mrs Naomi Clark, a social period of visiting and refreshments followed, with pie tea and coffee served by Mrs Fred Mixer and Mrs Clarence Cox.
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Rebekah
Franklin Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Naomi Clark
Eames
Fred Mixer
Clarence Cox
Daughter born to Waterford couple at Union City memorial
A daughter was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Wayne Glover of Waterford RD 1 at Union City Memorial Hospital. The birth adds a new member to the Glover family and local residents congratulate the couple.
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Union City Memorial Hospital
Wayne Glover
Waterford
Mrs K Henton Named President of EUB Women
Mrs Kevin Henton was elected president of the Women s Society of World Service of the Evangelical United Brethren Church at the meeting held last night at the church. Outgoing president Mrs Lynn Campbell presided as officers were installed by Rev H Ray Harris. Delegates to the Findley Lake branch convention were named. A green dinner for about 60 followed. Next month circles meet separately on April 6 with hosts guiding Deborah Rebekah and Esther groups.
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Kevin Henton
Te Women's Society of World Service
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Lynn Campbell
H. Ray Harris
Heaton
Campbell
George Curuiller
Guy Davis
Howard van
Gerald Bagley
EUB
Harris
John Westley
Nigeria
Everett Eastman Fis
Deborah
Rebekah
Robert Davis
Charles Bugbee
Esther
Elizabeth Circle meeting at Mrs Catlin home
The United Lutheran Church Women Elizabeth Circle met yesterday afternoon at Mrs Robert Catlin's home with Mrs Joe Jackman cohosting. Mrs R C Anderson presented the Sounds of Lent program followed by general discussion led by chairwoman Mrs Milton Cherry. Volunteers were secured to serve in the nursery in April. Mrs Thomas Pierotti reported on the youth choir and catechumens meeting weekly for supper and rehearsal. The group discussed starting a morning circle. Mrs Robert Clark Sr. attended as guest.
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ULCW
Elizabeth Circle
Voic
Robert Clark Sr
Nehru says Soviet ambassador apologized
Nehru denied reports that Khrushchev apologized for espionage by Soviet Embassy staff in New Delhi. He stated the apology came from Soviet Ambassador I A Bendiktov, not Khrushchev, when briefing reporters.
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Mik New Delhi
India
Nehru
Khrushchev
I A. Bendi_ktov
Three Act Comedy Play Tonight and Tomorrow Evening
A school play titled Tick ets can still be purchased from any junior class member or at the door. Proceeds go to the annual Junior Senior Prom and Banquet, directed by Philip Teel with Mike Pauli Meer dink as student director.
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Corey Ares Bien
Duling
Philip. Teel
Mike Pauli Meer
Dink
Aly
Greene Bauer Rites Announced
Mr and Mrs Carl Bauer of RD 1 announce the marriage of their daughter Carol to Richard Greene son of Mr and Mrs Bernard Greene formerly Corry residents now in Phoenix Arizona Justice of the Peace Justin Butlers performed the ceremony at his home on Friday evening February 17 The couple were attended by the bride's brother in law and sister Floyd and Mrs Brothers They will reside in Phoenix where the bride before marriage worked at the Murphy store in Corry
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Carl Bauer
RD. 1
Carol
Richard Greene
Bernard Greene
Corry
Phoenix
Ariz
Justice of the Peace
Justin Butlers
Floyd
Miss Bauer
G. ©. Murphy
Mrs Lillie Honored At East Church Shower For Son
Mrs Lloyd Lille and her ion Burnham Loyd were honored at a baby shower hosted by Mrs Merrill Lillie on East Church Street. Cohostesses Mrs Homer White and Mrs Russell White helped entertain about 20 ladies with games and visiting. Prizes went to Mrs LeRoy King, Mrs Marshall Sherwood, and Mrs Vernon Baldwin. Mrs Lloyd Lille received the door prize. Decorated cake ice cream tea and coffee followed later in the evening.
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Lloyd Lillie
Burnham Loyd
Merrill Lillie
East Church Street
Homer White
Russell White
LeRoy King
Marshall Sherwood
Vernon Baldwin
Lloyd Lille
Women View Mission Film at Pitt Presbyterian Church
The Women's Association of Pitt Presbyterian Church met last evening. Opening devotions on ecumenical missions were led by Mrs. Kenneth Harvey with the theme Ony Oneness In Christ. The Collegiate vocal ensemble under Miss Judith Dwyer performed five sacred pieces including The Lord's Prayer. The program also featured a film Mid-First Profile shown by Rev. Paul Buyer, focusing on Moelem religion and Christian mission cowork. Mrs. Willard Dyckes led the business session and announced Maundy Thursday family night dinner. Refreshments by the Witherspoon Circle followed, with favors of miniature baskets of mints on the tables.
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Hunof
Soawaso
Women’s Association
Pitt Presbyterian Church
Kenneth Harvey
Collegiates
CAHS
Judity Dwyer
Diane Schramling
Donna Morris
Carol Glavis
Miss Dwyer
Jerry Kennedy
Joe Howlett
David Stohlberk
H Heerlen
Paul Buyer
Moelem
Willard Dyckes
Association
Witherspoon
Gorge Beardsley
Lillie
Kennedy Plan Won't Create Jobs Says Kennedy Plan Won't Create Jobs
Washington AP says the U S Chamber of Commerce rejects President Kennedy's program for chronically low mood areas, arguing it will not create jobs and may worsen inequities and discrimination. Connecticut Light and Power executive Robert P Lee testifies for the chamber in a House Banking Committee briefing on a 3.5 million proposal focused on loans for factories and facilities in high unemployment areas. Lee contends industrial construction cannot solve chronic distress and warns the bill could shift jobs rather than create them, challenging the pursuit of a broad industry-incentive law.
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Washington
U. Chamber of Commerce
Kennedy
Robert P Lee
Conviceticut Light and Power Co
Chamber
Lee
Kennnedy
Congress
Area Slayer Resentenced For Murder
Edward C. Honts Young, 28, of Jamestown, was resentenced by Chautauqua County Judge Rollin Parkher to an indeterminate term in Attica State Prison not less than 30 years nor more than life. The prior 30-85 year sentence from 1960 was deemed erroneous. Young pleaded guilty to the fatal beating of his father in law, Halen A. Nelson of Jamestown.
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Mayville
Edward C
Chaitauqua
Rollin AL Parkher
Attica
Ufe
Jamestown
Dude Fancher
Department of Correction
Joe Fancher
Chivithiqua County
Edwin G. O'Connor
Grassley
Toby L. Scarpino
Fio
Young
Halen A. Nelson
Drive For Playground In Titusville
Plans to convert Titusville’s Longeway Park into a full playground for Fourth Ward youngsters were announced. A $4,000 fund drive and a charity campaign are under way with local contractors and residents offering free services. City Councilman Robert Conway said neighborhood volunteers will contribute and hopes the project becomes a reality.
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Titusville
Longeway Park
Fourth Ward
Robert Conway
Conway
Presbyterians Call For Abolition of Death Penalty
Harrisburg AP report notes the United Synod of Pennsylvania urges a statewide stand to abolish capital punishment. The Social Education and Action Committee cites the 1st General Assembly resolution opposing the death penalty and asks judicatories and members to push abolition in their states. Legislation to end capital punishment has been introduced, with a joint House Senate committee reviewing the issue.
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Harrisburg
Mesbi Tories
United Synod of Pennsylvania
Synod
1St General Assembly
United Presbytenan Church
USA
Pennsylvania
House
Senate
Kennedy Presses End to Color Barriers in Federal Contracts
Kennedy advocates aggressive government role to curb discrimination by federal contractors. He suggests a contracts committee led by Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson, and recalls Nixon and Eisenhower era efforts. The nonstatutory panel aims to curb discriminatory practices in awarding contracts.
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Kennedy
Government Contracts Committee
Lyndon B. Johnson
Richard M. Nixon
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Bomb scare at Rochester High School prompts drill
Rochester High School in Beaver County evacuated about 1,000 students after an anonymous call claimed a bomb was planted. Fire drill proceeded with students marching out, a search found no device, and classes resumed.
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Rochester
Rochester High School
Beaver County
Fund drive aims to raise about four thousand dollars
The report states the goal of the fundraising effort is approximately four thousand dollars. Organizers emphasize community support and detail upcoming events to reach the target.
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Frosten Person
George Hurlbert
Columbus Grangers
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K. Henton
EUB Women
Edinette
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SEALY
Root Furniture
IEST
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Judy
Bill Roehrig
Pauline Lita
Journal Photo
Greene-Bauer Rites
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Charlton Weston
Stephen Boyd
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