Girl Scout Fair Climax for National Week in Armory
Socially highlights Me Corry Columbus and Spring Creek sponsor the event Friday March 14 at the State Armory corner Maple Ave and East Washington St. from 7 to 9 p.m. Displays of troop crafts home baked goods refreshments and a baking contest for all registered G S scouts in Curry area with judging by Miss Bonella Gordon. Entries due by 7:45 p.m. and judging at 8. First second and third prizes awarded. no package mixes.
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Corry
Columbus
Spr
State Armory
Maple Avenue
East Washington Street
Spring Creek
Curry
Gir
Creek
Bonella Gordon
Gordon
Brotherhood Week Program at First Methodist Church
The Woman’s Society of Christian Service held a Brotherhood Week program at the First Methodist Church with Miss Niravell Myers speaking on “Our Heritage.” A love offering supported her work, a social hour followed, plans for a May Mother and Daughter Banquet were set, and $50 was voted for the summer youth camp fund.
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Brotherhood
WSCS
Woman's Society of Christan
First Methodist Church
Miss Niravell Myers
Erie
Curtis O'Shell
Tnke
Grange Ws
Methodist Youth Fellowship
R. Lawverice Davison
Cary Public Library
W. B. Stowe
Oscar Johnson
Frank McKnight
Chaiman
Christian Social Relations
Pennsylvania
Mis Dolinsom
Russll Clark
Downey Iso
Fred Mixer Addresses Kiwanis Club Members
Fred Mixer spoke to the Kiwanis Club at the Hotel Corry about his avocation of cutting and polishing semiprecious stones. He displayed samples and discussed his work as members practiced for next month’s minstrel show with Ted dy Hy Lynn Rice and Gary Davis at the piano. Guests included James Hubbins Thomas Felton Howard Heinrich. Directors will meet next Monday at A A Carbone’s home and a joint rehearsal with the Rotary Club is planned for next Tuesday at the MUA.
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Fred Mixer
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Corry
Robert Bracken
Teddy Hy Lynn Rice
Mal Gary Davis
James Hubbins
Thomas Felton
Spring Cheek
Howard Heinrich
East
Aurora
A. A. Carbone
Rotary Club
MUA
Seventh Day Adventist Group Names Officers
The Doreus Welfare Society of the Seventh Day Adventist Church met in the church basement for an organizational meeting led by Mrs Ed Shattenberg of Bear Lake R D 1. Mrs Grover Johnson was elected assistant leader for the year, with Marets Shonte as secretary and treasurer, and Leo Sehnknecht as publicity secretary. The group discussed projects to aid needy families, including clothing drives and food, and invited donations to Mr and Mrs Ross O Budley.
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Seventh Day Adventist Group
Doreus Welfare Society
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Ed Shattenberg
Bear Lake
Teridanice
Grover Johnson
Mes Marets Shonte
Leo Sehnknecht
Ross O. Budley
Pered
West Charen Street
Orly
Corry
Pital
Deine
Corry Navy Mothers Plan Easter Gifts
Corry Navy Mothers Club No. 696 met in the Corry Grange Hall with first vice commander Mrs. Jot Gilmore in charge. They voted to send a check to the American Red Cross and hyacinth plants to the Soldiers and Sailors Home in Erle as an Easter remembrance, plus an Easter fly to the Veterans Hospital there. Refreshments were served by Mrs. John Carrier and Mrs. Royal Messenger. The next meeting is scheduled for April 14.
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Corry Navy Mothers Plan
Corry Navy Mothers Club No. 696
Corry Grange Hall
Jot Gilmore
American Red Cross
Soldiers and Sailors
Erle
Veterans Hospital
John Carrier
Royal Messenger
Brownie Troop 276 Invests Eleven Members
Brownie Troop No. 276 met yesterday afternoon at Wright School for an investiture service. Eleven girls received pins, and mother Mrs Rex Warner with assistant Mrs Albert Dorman were also invested. Cookies and milk were served and the group sang together. Recipients included Tracy Brown Kathy Burkett Judy Calvin Mary Dorman Nancy Fenstermacher Kathy Frye Mary Lewis Jean Loomis Mary Ann McKay Brenda Warner Jacquelyn Williams.
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Wright School
Rex Warner
Albert Dorman
Tracy Brown
Kathy Burkett
Judy Calvin
Mary Dorman
Nancy Fenstermacher
Kathy Frye
Mary Lewis
Jean Loomis
Mary Ann McKay
Brenda Warner
Jacquelyn Williams
Inquest Ordered Into Bedford Highway Fatality
An inquest will be held here Thursday into the death of John Finnegan 123 of Imter who was struck by an axe last Saturday while lying on Route 30 near Bedford County. District Attorney William Van Horn said investigation showed Finnegan had been knocked down in a fist fight.
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John Finnegan
Imter
Bedford
William van Horn
Bedford County
Finnegan
Whiteside to Testify as FCC Probers Revisit Channel 10
The House Commerce subcommittee resumes hearings into Miami Channel 10 backstage dealings with lawyer Thurman A. Whiteside set to appear after delays. Richard A. Mack, who left the FCC amid controversy, may also testify about loans and favors tied to the bid. Radio owner A. Frank Katzenstein is another scheduled witness.
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Waskunuiu
Audsley
Thurman A. Whiteside
House Commerce
Miami
Richard A. Mack
Federal Communications Commission
Whiteside
Yes
Mack
A. Frank Katzenline
Bank Leak Charges Rumors Delay on Bank Rate Cut
Washington House Banking Chair Spence calls reports of a bank rate cut leak rumors and rejects Patman demands for an investigation. Patman accuses leaks aided speculators, but Spence says no substantial evidence has been shown.
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Washington
Spence
D-Ky
House Banking Committee
Patman
D-Tex
Federal Reserve Board
Wall Street
Garment Union Strike Ends
The ILGWU says 60,000 strikers worked while pay fell 50 to 75 cents an hour in some areas. About 80 percent of workers are paid on a piece rate and most are women. The Pennsylvania and upstate New York firms in the Pennsylvania Garment Manufacturers Association have not negotiated since January 31. The walkout affects Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, Rhode Island, Connecticut, Massachusetts and upstate New York. Maryland and Vermont see negligible impact.
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Ron Pare One
Pennsylvania Garment Manufacturers Association
Pennsylvania
New York
ILGWU
Dubinsky
New York City
New Jersey
Delaware
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Maryland
Vermont
Survey Shows Corryites Pay More For Their Electricity
Corry residents consume electricity at a rate 67 percent higher than in 1980 with bills for 100 kWh around 4.90 monthly. For 260 kWh the cost is about 8.40 locally, vs 3.73 nationally. The rise mirrors higher living standards and regional growth. Also note shipyard head Joseph Haag Jr dies at 62 after a long tenure with Todd Shipyards.
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New York
Corry
Federal Power Commission
Edison Electric Institute
FPC
United States
Eugene
Ore
Etna
Joseph Haag Jr
Todd Shipyard Corp
Jail Escapees Still On Loose
Miami police ended another day in a widening manhunt for two jail escapees Norman J. Mackiewicz and Howard B. Piccott. Mackiewicz 34 native of New Britain Conn charged with murdering a policeman and Piccott 40 charged with raping a child remained free despite dozens of tips as officers flushed a fugitive list through Dade County and Homestead areas. One suspect was captured but not the two main escapees, while the search yielded other arrests and empty leads including an AWOL airman and a Jacksonville fugitive.
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Miami
Fla. WW
Norman J. Mackiewicz
New Britain
Mackiewicz
Piccott
Sawcross Country
Frank Vogel
Homestead
Homestead Air Force Base
Robert Lee Mizell
Jacksonville
State Road Freedom
Lipstick Writers Caught In Act Near Troy
State Police arrested James D. Nichols aged 20 and Robert E. Shaver aged 17 after finding a sign reading Watch Out Radar along a state highway near Troy. The banner violated Public Works Department rules prohibiting roadside signs without authorization. The wording appeared in bold red letters.
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Troy
N.Y
Public Works Department
James D. Nichols
Robert E. Shaver
Nation's Weather Reports Wet and Cloudy Across Regions
The Associated Press notes broad cloudy conditions nationwide with no severe storms. Light snow or flurries linger in the Rockies and central regions, while the wet belt stretches from Montana through Colorado and east to the Mississippi Valley. More snow flurries reach the lower Great Lakes and light rain affects the lower Mississippi Valley.
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Associated Press
Rockies
Cenwal
Montara
Colorado
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
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PTA
Corry Area
Parent‘Teacher Association
J. Fred Kinley
Ritz
Jansen
D. Armour Hillstrom
Gertrude White
Robert Wilcox
Osiecki Brothers
FCC
Robert Wagner
Joan Collins
Tokyo
Watt
Buster
Disney Doron Mre
Fess Parer Technicator
Chuck
Shawn
Ava Gardner
Walter Chiari
Rome
Middle Atlantic States
Hellman’s Mayonnaise
F&p Bartlett Pears
Maine
Neilly
Areale
Eda
Slocum’s Electronics
South Center St
Center Street
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J. W. Gentilman
All-Way Electric
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