Moosehaven WOTM Night Highlights Chapter Meeting
Town Topics notes the Women of the Moose evening in the Colonial Room at the Moose home with Mrs. Albert Fox chairing. Mrs. Stanley Bailey leads balloting for favorable enrollment, a gift to nursing student Jerane Cole is planned, and May 17 event tickets go on sale. A spaghetti supper March 24 at the Moose home features $1 adults and 75 cents for children under 12.
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Moos
Colonial
Moose Home
Albert Fox
Stanley Bailey
WOTM
Jerane Cole
Butler County Hospital School of Nursing
Jessie Mason
Frank DeLury
The
Loyal Order of Moose
Moose
Clarence Farrington
Bailey
Fox
Clymer PTA Honors Past Presidents at Founder's Day
The Clymer Central School PTA in the cafeteria honored its past presidents including David Fassett Ernest Dunnewald Mildred DeShazer Neltie Legters and Helen King. Rev Leo Hansen led devotions and offered themes of rightness with God temperance and judgment. Shirley Willink was chosen 1962 tulip queen with a playlet and carnations for the honorees. Refreshments were provided by fourth grade mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer Central School
Russell Damcott
Leo Hansen
Shirley Willink
Ralph Williams
David Fassett
Ernest Dunnewald
Mildred DeShazer
Neltie Legters
Helen King
Hansen
Daughters and Sons Born at Corry Memorial Hospital
A daughter was born yesterday afternoon to Mr and Mrs Ronald Stone of Spartansburg. A son was born yesterday morning to Mr and Mrs Lyle Warnshuis of 703 Mead Avenue at Corry Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Memorial Hospital
Ronald Stone
Spartansburg
Frank Lanning
R. D
Fairview
Lyle Warnshuis
Mead Avenue
Alabama wedding ties Spartansburg couple in candlelight rite
Ann Louise Rowley of Spartansburg wed James Wagner in a candlelit ceremony at the Spartansburg Methodist Church on February 24. The couple, returning from a brief Alabama honeymoon, will reside at 133 West Smith Street. Attendants wore emerald green gowns. Barbara Fish provided organ music. reception followed at VFW Post. Guests hailed from multiple towns including Portville New York Erie Corry Titusville Warren and Cleveland.
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Alabama
Sparttansburg
James Wagner
West Smith Street
Ann Louise Rowley
Guy H. Rowley
Spartansburg
Phillip Wagner
Titusville
Methodist Church
Marion Kay Rowley
Sandra Thotson
Janet Tilotson
Jean Marie
Palisa Albers
Jon Albers
Clifford Strate
Claude Stil
Donald Wagner
Barbara Fish
Erie
Carol Akam
Corry
VFW
Sports Merged School
Corry Jamestown Corp
Wagner
Sparta High School
Fox Keystone Service
Portville
Warren
Pleasantville
Sharon
Cambridge Springs
Conneaut Valley
Hydetown
Columbus
Buffalo
Cleveland
Diamond
Mrs Mason Hosts Spring Creek Ladies Aid Meeting
Mrs Chandler Mason of Spring Creek hosted the Spring Creek Ladies Aid session at her home with co host Mrs Carl Koford. The president led the business meeting with devotions by Mrs Arthur Brundage. Program chairmen were appointed for the self denial gift project and gifts are due April 6. Refreshments of steam puffs and coffee were served. Co hosts for the next session will be Mrs Lois Sickler and Mrs Elmer Tripp at the Tripp home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason
Spring Creek
Lois Sickler
Elmer Tripp
Tripp
Tri-Hi-Group Elects Publicity Committee
Twenty two members attended the Junior High TH-Hi-Club meeting on Wednesday evening at the YMCA all purpose room. Miss Irene Tarbell was chosen publicity committee chair with Miss Kathie Marsh and Miss Beverly Grinder as assistants. Miss Martha Nichols, club president, led the session. The next meeting is scheduled for March 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-Hi- Group
YMCA
Irene Tarbell
Kathie Marsh
Beverly Grinder
Martha Nichols
Harbor Half Ladies Aid Meet At Fralick Home
Harbor Half Ladies Aid met at the Fralick home hosted by Mr and Mrs Guy Fralick. A tureen dinner served for 18 members and two guests Mrs Dolly Morris and Mrs Mary Fralick. Devotions by Mrs Paul McCray and prayer by Mrs Lewis Jewell. Vice president Mrs Oscar Vance led routine business. Next session planned for April 5 with location to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Fralick
Harbor
Dolly Morris
Mary Fralick
Paul McCray
Lewis Jewell
Oscar Vance
Driest Half Year On Record At Miami Airport
The Weather Bureau notes the six months ending February 28 produced only 11.19 inches of rain at Miami International Airport, far below the 25.18 inch normal. The prior low for that six month span was 13.66 inches in 1951-52.
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Miami
Fla
The
S. Weather Bureau
Miami International Airport
Weather Bureau
Concord School Market Day deemed successful community event
Concord School held its annual Market Day on Wednesday with Irving Young as general chair and Mrs. James Walters as cochairman. The event featured bazaar style concessions and a variety of refreshment items, with multiple chairmen and committees listed and thanks extended to Fox Keystone and local donors for tickets and donations.
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Charles Jackson
Conrad Monroe
Adrian Buell
Ralph Austin
Roger Grape
Carmen Piccirilo
Lars Price
Allison Brown
Frank Chiricuzio
Robert Forrester
Joseph Glaviano
George Fox
Carl Wascari
Charles Nichols
Louis Catal U
Telford Bauer
Amateur Play A Little Honey Draws 400 Fans at Corry High
Corry Area High staged A Little Honey directed by Philip Segal in the school auditorium. Proceeds support the junior senior banquet and prom. Patricia Perry served as student director with music by the Corridiers under Ronald Rairie. Walter Kiesling, NFL veteran and former Steelers coach, dies at 58 in Pittsburgh.
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Corry Area High
Philip Segal
Ian Sun Persons
Segal
Patricia Perry
The
Corridiers
Ronald Rairie
James Lewis
Jack Stahl
Walt Kiesling
Pittsburgh
Walter Kiesling
National Football League
Divine Providence Hospital
Kiesling
Pittsburgh Steelers
DAR Good Citizen Awards Given to Two Local Students
Mary E Johnson and Susan Stranahan received DAR Good Citizen awards for outstanding qualities of patriotism leadership dependability and service at a Daughters of the American Revolution session hosted by Mrs Raymond Bachofner on East South Street. Nineteen members and six guests attended as Homer Belstee regent led the meeting with a flag salute and ritual followed by a salad lunch. The April meeting is set for April 5 at Miss Ethel Matthews on Wright Street at 2 p.m.
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Brokapstraw
Roger Valley
Brown of Good Citizenship
Mary Hilen Johnson
Susan ‘Stranahan
Miss Johnson
Ralph ‘Swart
Corry
Miss Stranahan
Nell Stranahan
Spartansburg
Raymond Bachofner
East South Street
Raymond
Pat) Bachofner
Homer Belstee
Bachomer
Robert Garfield
Glenn Middleton
Donald Stewart
Ellen Blanchard
Kolstee
Harold Gilbert
Ethel Matthews
Wright Street
Long-Time Friends Swap Wives in California Reno Divorces
Two California couples, longtime friends, divorced their spouses in Reno for mental cruelty and swapped partners. Winifred Nurss and Alice Butts, both 37 and childless, married their former husbands in Reno after divorces from Bobby Nurss and Ernest Butts. Nurss kept custody of a daughter. Butts kept a son.
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Mouvu
Wvev
Caullusnia
Reno
Winifred Nurss
Bobby Nurss
Pinole
Alice
Ernest Butts
el Sobrante
Susan
Ernest Jr
Richmond
Calif
Butts
Justice of the Peace
Pete Supera
Carson City
Nurss
Alice Butts
McKeon Installed As New York Democratic State Chair
A Cayuga County lawyer, 40 year old WHEW YOR McKeon of Auburn takes over as Democratic state chairman replacing Michael H. Prendergast who was ousted amid Kennedy administration friction with New York City Mayor Robert F. Wagner. Prendergast seeks to have the move ruled invalid arguing his term hadn’t expired and the committee lacked authority. Wagner’s support has shifted patronage toward his camp in the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wullant
H. McKeon
Cayuga
Michael H. Prendergast
McKeon
Auburn
Democratic State Committee
Prendergast
Kennedy
New York City
Robert F. Wagner
Supreme Court
Wagner
Eleanor Roosevelt
Protest over loss of state aid for Franklin airport
Venango County Commissioner Harry F Fowler urged residents to protest the Pennsylvania Aeronautics Commission decision to drop state participation in the 25 percent share of an estimated one million dollar Franklin airport project. He questioned retroactive payment policy and sought answers from Gov. Lawrence PAC executive director John W Macfarlane and state legislators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Venango County
Harry F. Fowler
Pennsylvania Aeronautics Commission
Fowler
David L. Lawrence
Pennsylvania Aeronautics Commission (Pac
PAC
John W. Macfarlane
Funeral notices for Bielawski and Gaffney victims
The deceased Edward L. Bielawski 18 lies at Templeton Funeral Home Warren with viewing Thursday 7 to 9 p m Friday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m service Saturday 2 p m Mary Elizabeth Gaffney rests Bracken Funeral Home with viewings Friday 7 to 9 p m and Saturday and Sunday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m Last rites at St Thomas Church Monday 9 30 p m preceded by 9 a m prayer service at the funeral home Rosary will be held at the funeral home
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Bielawski
Edward L. Bielawski
Templeton
Prospect Street
Warren
Pridsay
Gaffney
Mary Elizabeth Gaffney
Aivvtie Bracken Funeral Home
St. Thomas’ Church
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Harbor Half Ladies
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Aula
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Rubinoff
Corry Area
Sea’s Drug
Concord
Mary E. Johnson
Susan Stranahan
DAR Good Citizen Awards
Mary Ellen Johnson
Hollywood
Johnson-Carper
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New York
Korell
Bennett
House of Fashion
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