Corry Grangers Enjoy Program By Allen H Kuhn
Corry Grangers met at the Grange Hall with 25 members as Allen H. Kuhn district manager of Pen Dee presented slides on the New York World's Fair. John Decker led the business session. Clifford Haynes of Waterford Pomona master assisted. Members were urged to bring gelatin for the March 16 meeting and noted upcoming State Grange events in March and April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen H. Kuhn
Pendee
Corry Grange
Grange
Kuhn
John McLean
John Decker
Clifford Haynes
Waterford
Pomona
Dirrange
North East
Belle-Valley- Diva. Ien
John Scott
Oscar Lindstrom
Roy Swart
Dale Carnegie Course Talk At Kiwanis Meeting
Kiwanis club heard Dale Carnegie course outline last night in the Colonial Room Moose Club. Bud Jones of DuBois outlined memory improvement with demonstrations by Leonard Levy and William Elminteller and announced next week’s plan to organize courses in Corry. Youngsville guests Henry Kane Michael Pal Guy McClusky and Harvey Shapro attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Carnegie
Kiwanis Club
Bud Jones
DuBois
Negie
Moose Club
Mr. Jones
Allan
Artie) Shaw
Leonard Levy
Williamelminteller
Corry
Youngsville
Henry Kane
Michael Pal
Guy McClusky
Harvey Shapro
Esther Circle Meeting at Mrs. Berrett Home
The Esther Circle of the Methodist WSCS met at Meadow Lane home of Mrs. Boyd Berrett with 17 members present. Devotions and an Easter themed program were led by Mrs. Irvin Young and others. The group honored Mrs. Oscar Johnson with a personalized notebook and birthday song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Circle
WSCS
Boyd Berrett
Meadow Lane
Earle Bliley
Preston Anthony
Irvin Young
Marjorie Barr
Oscar Jolson
Rus Clark
Earl van Guilder
Oscar Johnson
Carl Stump
Johnson
Robert Marsh
Berrett
Shaw
Terace Ordway
Local church circles meet after vacation notices
Post vacation notes from Bradenton Lakeland St Cloud and Daytona Beach are followed by St Pauls Lutheran Church circle meetings The Rachel Circle meets at 930 am at 21 East Smith Street The Rebecca Circle at 136 pm at 44 East Congress Street The Elizabeth Circle at 8 pm at 157 Park Street The Ruth Circle at 8 pm at 505 East Pleasant Street Hospital auxiliary workshop sessions are scheduled tomorrow at the State Armory Buttieine on East Washington Street Paul Lines of Pauls Hardware returns from Veterans Hospital Erie Myrtie Akam 86 former 346 Essex Street wintering in Florida broke her arm in a fall and is patient at West Florida DeLand Hospital room 217 Mrs Carmella Pirro 227 South Center Street is home after two weeks at Hamot Hospital Quote for the day Its knowing what to do with things that counts Robert Frost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Hillstrom
East Congress Street
Elizabeth Circle
A. J. Lanston
Park Street
Ruth Circle
Elof Dahl
East Pleasant Street
Corry Memorial Hospital Ladies Auxiliary
State Armory
Butteiie
East Washington Street
Paul Lines
Paul
Veteran's Hospital
Erie
Myrtie Akam
Essex Street
Florida
West Galusia Hospital
De-Land
Fla
Miss Akam
George Akan
Dewittville
Carmella Pirro
South Center Street
Hamot Hospital
Robert Frost
Mrs Gage Hosts Martha Circle Meeting Plans 25th Anniversary Tea
Mrs Wendell Gage entertained 14 members and one guest Mrs Hubert Vaughn of the Martha Circle of the WSCS First Methodist Church. Devotions on Mary Magdalene were led by Mrs Bryan Stowe. The business session, led by Mrs Frank McKnight, outlined a March 17 tea at the church with a play Our Laterals presented by Mrs McKnight Stowe McCray and Fuller. Refreshments followed. Next host Mrs Jerry Hoyt on April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gage
Martha Circle
Wendell Gage
East South Street
Hubert Vaughn
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Mary Magdalene
Bryan Stowe
Frank McKnight
WSCS
McKnight
Stowe
Clara McCray
Elwin Fuller
Edward Rossbacher
Jerry Hoyt
PSEB Criticized for Racial Referral Practices
Negro leaders, at a Pittsburgh meeting led by William P. Young, charged the Pennsylvania State Employment Service with failing to refer qualified Black workers to employers. Young called the session a blueprint for action and acknowledged inequities in referrals at offices in Harrisburg Philadelphia Jenkintown and Chester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiiopriun Yary
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania State Employment Service
William P. Young
Labor and Industry
Young
PSEB
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Johns , Town and Chester
Boy Drowns After Sliding Into Brush Creek
Four year old William Ted Eberman drowned in Brush Creek behind his home in Irwin Pennsylvania after sliding down a bank yesterday. Local authorities investigated the drowning and the family mourns the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irwin
William
Ted) Eberman
Brush Creek
Westmoreland County
Ruby Murder Trial Turmoil Over Judge Swap
The Ruby murder trial proceeds as Judge Wilson, appointed by Dallas A. Blankenship, takes over from Judge Brown for a period ending with completion of matters. Judge Wilson, a former congressman, and District Attorney Wade discuss precedent and health concerns as jury selection resumes with 150 jurors examined and one woman juror accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Brown
Dallas A. Blankenship
Texas
U.S. House
Congress
Dist
Atty
Wade
Belli
Lawyer argues for mistrial amid epilepsy case drama
Ruby's attorneys claim Wade Evans died in the electric chair while claiming he suffered a psychomotor epilepsy and temporary insanity when he killed Oswald. A pamphlet by the National Epilepsy League, handed to newsmen near the courtroom, triggered cries of conspiracy and contempt of court from Melvin Belli and delayed jury questioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade Evans
Ruby
Oswald
Melvin Belli
Belli
Emne Ee
NY Mayor's Wife Susan Wagner Dies At 54
Susan Wagner 54 wife of New York Mayor Robert F. Wagner died at Gracia Mansion from lung cancer after a 10 month illness. The Greenwich Conn. native and Smith College alumna had been ill long but public notice came just hours before her death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sew Aant
Susan Wagner
New York
Robert F. Wagner
Gracia Mansion
Susan Edwards
Greenwich
Conn
Dixons Move From Texas to Corry Pennsylvania Family Joins Community Life
The Don I. Dixon family from Houston arrives at 36 West Smith Street in Corry to join local activities. Mr. Dixon, assistant general manager of the Ajax Division of Cooper Bessemer, started last fall. Patricia and three children Martha Stan and Suzanne adapt to winter sports at Mead Park and HO train layout, woodworking, and family projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don E. Dixon
Martha
Mr. Dixon
Stan
Suzanne
Patricia Dixon
Houston
Texas
Corry
Pennsylvania
Don I. Dixon
West Smith Street
Dixon
Ajax
Cooper-Bessemer
Patricia
Pat
Mead Park
Dians
Charm and Grooming
Sible
Oklahoma A and M
Oklahoma State University
Oklahoma State
Seminole
Okla
Tulsa
Cooper- Bessemer Company
Wright School
Campfire Girls
Dixons
Sour Cream Bow Cookies From Mrs. Paul Suchar Sr
A home recipe for Bow Cookies uses yeast, sour cream, and vanilla. Dough rests overnight in the refrigerator before rolling, sugar twist shaping, and baking on greased sheets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Paul Suchar Sr
Welcome Wagon founder Thomas Briggs dies at 77
Thomas W. Briggs, 77, founder and president of Welcome Wagon International, died yesterday at Memorial Hospital. He established the organization to greet newcomers to communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welcome
New York
Thomas W. Briggs
Welcome Wagon International
Memorial Hospital
Story Of Scotland Told For Mentor Club Members
Miss Adele McCray entertained Mentor Club members with a talk on Scotland covering art culture dances industry and geography. She traced her family lineage to Scotland while members discussed current events. Next meeting set for March 16 at Mrs Wilbur Rickers North Center Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Adele McCray
Mentor Club
Travers Stohlberg
South Center Street
Miss McCray
Ann Baressi
Stohlberg
Earth Slide Buries Man Alive Near Holt Dam Site
Rescue workers labored overnight to search for additional victims after an earth slide killed 83 year old Tillman Webb. Webb was recovered from beneath tons of earth at the Holt lock and dam on the Warrior River six miles northeast of Tuscaloosa. Six people were injured when heavy rain caused a 200 foot long section of a 40 foot high coffer dam to collapse yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Tillman Webb
Holt Lock
Here
Warrior River
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