Methodist Church Toa Socials and BPW Club Meeting Highlights
Newcomers honored at the First Methodist Church event with 120 attendees as the Women’s Society of Christian Service hosted a program. Rev. Elmer A Orther shared insights from his UK cathedral trip with color slides. New members were welcomed and tea service featured St Patrick's Day decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Russell Merritt
Roger Brown
Barbare Roberts
Jack Downey
Elmer A. Orther
British Isles
Edmund Barr
Mrs Raymond Cathers Hosts Altar Guild Meeting
The Alia Guild of St. Pauls Lutheran Church met at Mrs Raymond Cathers home on Waynes Treat y. Mrs Hureng Mistry assisted, and Mrs Eibf Dall presided as a report on the smorgasbord was given. Dinner was good though the financial report was incomplete. A plan for reorganizing church buildings was discussed. Hostess sandwiches cookies coffee and tea followed the social period. Mrs Chirenee Kiren nic MHW Guy Stafford will host next month on April Ath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Cathers
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Raymond’ Cathers
Hureng Mistry
Eibf Dall
Kik Ho
Tallo
Chirenee Kireh
Nic
Guy
Stafford
Linen Shower for Miss Lucille Beckwith at 330 Marion
Mrs LeRoy Hoyt hosted a linen shower for Miss Lucille Beckwith at 330 Marion Street. Guests included Mrs Mary Bunkhart and Miss Gladys Rosh, with gifts from her bridesmaids and a supper menu of salad olives coffee tea and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Beckwith
LeRoy Hoyt
Marion Street
Welinen
Beckwith
Will Mimy
Richard Giles
Carly
Mary Bunkhart
Mary Helen Curtis
Gladys Rosh
Barbara Bry
Nolfson
Hosses
Tovely Owen
Local residents pursue varied travels and visits
Miss Marilyn Dingle returns to study at Edward Meyer Memorial Hospital School of Nursing Buffalo after a week with her parents Mr and Mrs Donald Dingle of Marion. Mr and Mrs Sumner Sargent of Erie City Pa attend a birthday party for Mrs Lona Ricker. Mrs John Pitt returns home from an extended West visit. Mrs Rozelle visits relatives in Boston and Cleveland with Lt Thomas B Rhodes joining family gatherings in Pittsboro and Hobbs Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Dingle
Edward Meyer Memorial Hospital School of Nursings
Buffalo
Donald Dingle
Marion
Sumner Sargent
Erie City
Lona Ricker
West Church Street
John Pitt
West Washington Street
Ain
West
W. H. Fras
Hobbs
Newed
de Lyle Piler
Pittsboro
Texas
Thomas B. Rhodes
Boa=ton
Douglas Rovelle Jr
East Math Street
Rhodes
Rozelle
Willard Shreve
Isonmeniren x Alrvet
Cleveland
Snossay
Lauren 0. Shreve
Mrs Bruce Summerville Hosts Presbyterian Women Group
Mrs Bruce Summerville of East Columbus hosted the Witharspoet Circle of the Presbyterian Women's Association last evening with 16 members present. Mrs Herold Mishler opened with prayer and devotions by Mrs Walter Rath on War and Peace. Marion Smith reported on Hone Kons. The hostess, aided by Mrs Rober Forrester and Mrs Walter Loveland, served refreshments. Mrs John Rossbacher of Raymond Avenue will entertain next at a later date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Summerville
Witharspoet
Presbyterian Women's Association
Bruce
Summerville
East Columbus
Nue
Herold Mishler
Walter Rath
Marion Smith
Rober Forrester
Alter Loveland
John Rossbacher
Raymond Avenue
BPW District Director Visits Youngaville Club Meeting
Mrs Norman G Tarbell district director of District 1 of the Business and Professional Women's Club made an official visit to the Youngaville club last evening accompanied by Mrs M L Bald. They were dinner guests at Mrs Adelin Storch's home, president of the local club. The evening continued with an orientarium meeting at the Wilmer clubhouse followed by entertainment by the Blue Notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Icow Hall
Charles ‘Thompson
Greenville
Thiel College
Greenville Country Club
Thompson
Agnes Lynch
Ruth Chistrand
Dory Day
M. ©. Baldwin
Mary Filen Bell
Corry Club
BPW
Clu
Cochranton
K. Nichols
J. R. Dowring
EW. Buyceus
Libraay
Corry Area High School
Corry
Mervill Wade
Harold Jackson
Clinton Pratt
Dara Daye
Mary Higgins
Quel
Norman G. Tarbell
Distriet 1
Business and Professional Woman’s Club
Youngeville Club
ML O- Bald
Adelin Storch
Youngaville Club
Urey
Orientarium
Wilmer
Jby
Births Reported for William Gerald and Leonard Brown
A son named William Gerald was born March 6 to Mr and Mrs William Koxtetter at Erie General Hospital. Grandparents are Mary Vanderhoof and Lawrence Vanderhoof of Essex Street with Lillian Vanderhoof as great grandmother. A daughter was born yesterday at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Leonard Brown of Garland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gerald
Mirch
William Koxstetter
Gerry Wess- Ments
General Hospig and
Clinin
Erie
Kestetten
Mary Vanderhoof
Lawrence Vanderhoof
Essex Street
Lillian Vanderhioof
City
Corry Memorial Hospital
Leonard Brown
Garland
Miss Shirley Kinney Feted At Bridal Party
Miss Shirley Kinney, who will marry Richard Smith on Saturday, was feted at a miscellaneous bridal shower on Sunday afternoon. Hostess was her sister in law Mrs. George Kinney of 802 Mead Avenue. About 20 guests attended and prizes were awarded in a pirate bingd game to Mrs. Gertrude Smith, Mrs. Josepha Bafog, Mrs. John Machac and Miss Jerome. Hostess served shower cake, ice cream and coffee, and guests received pastel party baskets with mints. Out of town guests included Mrs. Gertrude Smith of Jamestown and Mrs. Edward Carutos of Olmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Kinney
Mary Richard Smith
Siater
George Kinney
Mead Avenue
Gertrude” Smith
Joséph ‘Bafog
John Machac
Missue Jerome
Kinney
Gertrude Smith
Jamestown
Edward Carutos
Olymer
Kiwanians and Rotarians Rehearse For Show
A combined Kiwanis and Rotary gathering last evening at the Hotel Corry conducted a brief business session led by Rotary President William Peiffer and Kiwanis President Frank McKnight. The remainder of the evening featured minstrel show rehearsals led by William Leuby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis
Rotary Clubs
Hotel Corry
William Peiffer
Rotary Club
Frank McKnight
Kiwanis Club
Willam Leuby
Engagement Announced Between Miss Mary Patricia O'Brien and Robert L Scott
Former Corry resident Mary Patricia O'Brien, daughter of Mrs. Sinter O'Brien of Jacksonville Florida, is engaged to Robert L Scott, son of Mrs. Walter H Scott of Tampa. Both are seniors at the University of Florida with plans for a June wedding. Scott is active in Tau Kappa Epsilon and aims for the University of Florida School of Law. O'Brien belongs to Phi Mu and Tau Kappa Boailon sweetheart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Florida
Phi Mu Social Sorority
Tau Kappa Boailon Fraternity
Scott
Corry
Plant High School
University of Florida School of
Tau
Kappa Epailon Fraternity
Tune
Shower Honors Mrs Theodore May and Infant Son
A shower honoring Mrs Theodore A May and her infant son Theodore was hosted by Miss Vivian Lewis and Miss Shirley Miller at Miller's R D 2 home. Ten guests attended. awards went to Mrs Robert Bilsch, Miss Margaret Dempsey, and Miss Patelcia Hunt. Refreshments included salad and dessert. the yellow dining table featured lighted tapers and flowers. The group presented a fine gift for the infant.
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Ars
Theodore A. May
Theodore
Vivian Lewis
Shirley Miller
Robert Bilsch
Margaret Dempsey
Patelcia Hunt
May
Hospital Auxiliary Plans Three Day Rummage Sale
The Ladies Auxiliary of Garry Memorial Hospital announced a three day rummage sale. Miss Mary Higgins leads as general chairman, with sale hours spread across Bargain Joe's on South Center Street from Thursday afternoon through Saturday. A committee list of workers is provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garry’ Memorial Hospital
Mary Higgins
Bargain Joe's
South Center Street
Robert I. Glea
Claims Taxes Pay For Red Propaganda
U S taxpayers fund part of the postal distribution of Red propaganda as four days of House Un American Activities Committee hearings begin. Deputy Customs chief Fishman testifies millions of items flooded the country last year, including New Times copies and material for the Communist Party. He says propaganda targeted colleges, student groups, nationality groups, and foreign language newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
South America
Fishman
New York
House Un-American Activities Committee
Gordon Scherer
Ohio
New Times
Jacksonville
Flas
Communist Party of the
United States
Red Spy Gets 10 Years In Sweden
Stockholm reports Turkish Armenian engineer Bedros Zaretaryan sentenced to 10 years hard labor for grand espionage against Soviet Russia. He will be deported after serving. Zaretaryan denied charges, claimed interital torture by Swedish security police, and admitted delivering a secret blueprint of a Swedish defense establishment.
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Red
Sweden
Stockholm
Bedros
Zaretaryan
Soviet Russia
Zartaryan
UN Fears Renewed Gaza Crisis Amid Egyptian Move
UN and U S officials condemn Egypt s Gaza action raising fears of a renewed clash with Israel and jeopardizing Middle East peace Egypt plans to run Gaza s civil affairs under Gen Hassan Abdel Latif while UNEP would oversee administration officials in Cairo relay Egyptian intent to reassert control and Netanyahu s stance remains unresolved
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaza
Egypt
Bunche
Hayptian
Dag Hinmmarskjold
U. S
Poxttier
Middle East
Yernel
Igrave
UNEP
Moshe Leshem
Foreign Ministry
Tel ‘Aviv
Israel
Gam Strip
Tsrail
Strip
Gam
Palestine
Pasral
Annderstood
Washington
Hammarskjold
Nasser
Assembly
Judge Denies Woman Chance To Change Plea
Pittsburg report states Miss Shirley Cavanaugh, 28, accused in the shooting of Acting Police Lt. Allen Carnahan, remains jailed after a judge refused to allow withdrawing a guilty plea on a 1954 burglary charge. Attorney John V. Snee said an appeal would be sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Shirley Cavanaugh
Allen Carnahan
John V. Snee
Supreme Courts
Miss Cavanaugh
Harry M. Montgomery
Allegheny County Common Pleas Court
Miss Caytena
State Industrial Home For Women
Moncy
Carnahan
Montgomery
Bill to Boost Fish License Fees For 1958
A proposed bill to double the annual fishing license fee from 2.50 to 4.00 dollars begins debate in the House. Backed by the Pennsylvania Federation of Sportsmen Clubs and the State Fish Commission, the plan would earmark the 1.50 increase for land and stream acquisitions. Rep. H Breen notes the measure matches broader minority and federation aims, with the change taking effect in 1958 for Pennsylvania’s 700,000 fishermen.
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Jung T
Pennsylvania ‘ Federation of ‘Sportsmen's Clubs
State Fish Commission
Thgt
Commission
Pennsylvania
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Methodist Church
Stine
Corry Beyerge
Orry Bevera
Firestone
Minneapolis-Honeywell
Philco
Barney
Theodore May
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Nts
Susan Hayward
Chad Morgan
Jeverey
Mayo O'Brien
Warner Bros
Warnercolor
2Nd Family
Anne Francis
Ann Miller
Rat Ene
Oklahoma
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