Open House Honors Clymer Couple on 40th Anniversary
The 40th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Leslie Fardink was celebrated with an open house at their Clymer home. Guests viewed a large bouquet of snapdragons and daffodils and a four tier cake decorated with miniature wedding bells. The couple married March 6 1917 in Brocton. Local and out of town relatives attended and helpers were named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Damcott
Claud Dougherty
Mr. Fardink
Fred
Leon
Otis
Frank Bayle
C. H. Bills
Sarasota
Fla
Louis Park
Edward Ruslink
Walter Legters
Otis Fardink
Claud Lidts
Glenn TeWinkle
Harold Legters
Buth Rhebergen
Floyd King
Glenn King
Marjorie Cheney
Harrs Watrous
White Street
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Helping Hand Club Observes Two Birthdays at IOOF Hall
The Helping Hand Club held its noon dinner for 15 members at the IOOF Hall with a birthday cake for Mrs. Tra Wickwire and Mrs. Beatrice Stewart. The day’s committee was Mrs. William DeHaven and Mrs. Howard Loveland, and Mrs. Glenn Eldred presided over a business session. Quilt blocks were worked on and a gift was presented to Mrs. Stewart. The next meeting is set for March etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IOOF
Yesterdy
Tra Wickwire
Beatrice Stewart
William DeHaven
Howard Loveland
Glenn Eldred
Stewart
Ith
Club 15 Holds Birthday for Mrs Rhodes and Members
Club 15 met with 12 members present at East Washington street hostess Mrs Flossie Fosburgh. Mrs George Rhodes celebrated a birthday with gifts and a purse. Awards went to Mrs Objock Fosburgh Rhodes and Stenman. A luncheon followed. Mrs Edward Dominessy will host April 6 honoring Mrs Stenman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Club 15
George Rhodes
Flossie Fosburgh
East Washington Street
Mix
Frase
Rhodes
Joseph Objock
Henry Fosburgh
P. H. Stenman
Catholic Daughters Plan Sunday Day of Recollection
Thirty members of Court Conception No. 36 met at Knights of Columbus Hall with Grand Regent Mrs Sohn Hornick to promote the Day of Recollection Sunday March 15 led by Rev John Fehrnbach of Erie beginning with 11 am Mass. Initiation for Erie Court No. 615 set for March 23 at St Josephs Community Hall with dinner at 6:30. Memorial for late Mrs Joseph Stiller of Oil City approved and a Red Cross donation authorized. Members announced for an Lenten program by Rev Geol Doleski G March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Conception No. 36
Catholic Daughters of America
Knights of Columbus Hall
Sohn Hornick
Corry
Catholic Daughters
John Fehrnbech
Erle
T He Court
Erie Court
American Red Cross
Jacqueline Weicht
Leo Mulderick
March
J. F. Needham
Cochaman
Ann Baressi
Sam Baressi
George Downey
Lyle Suxton
WRC Post Presidents Meet For Chicken Dinner
WRC Post presidents gathered yesterday at Mrs. Henry Hulls Gould street home for a noon chicken dinner. Visitors enjoyed the afternoon and honor was given to the birthdays of Mrs. Velma Long and Mrs. Florence Baes. An April 10 meeting will be held at a Gould street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hull
Gould Street
Velma Long
Florence Baes
Long
Ates
Y Auxiliary to Meet. Speaker Curtis O Shell
The Ladies Auxiliary of the YMCA will meet Monday evening March 1 at 8 in the North Center street building. Curtis O Shell guidance director at Corry Area High School will be the guest speaker on the topic Your Child and College. A social follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis O'Shell
Young Men's Christian Association
North
Center Street
Cutis O'Shell
Corry Area
Presbyterian Dinner Showcases Japanese Theme at Church
First Presbyterian Church plans a family night dinner in the basement on Monday March 1 at 6 p m. The program includes Sunday School children in Japanese attire and displays by Mrs I T Evans and Mrs Emily Purdy of Titusville. Attendees are urged to wear Japanese clothing and bring alive handiwork for display. Calvin Circle serves both Japanese and American dishes. tureen style, each family provides one table service and tureen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
First Presbyterian Church
Japan
I. ‘T. Evans
Emily Purdy
Titusville
Calvin Circle
Bert, Anderson
Dues Notice From Local Club Meeting
Members were reminded dues are payable this year and may be turned in at the meeting or sent to Mrs. Niels Sorenson of R.D. 3. Refreshments will be served after the hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niels Sorenson
R.D
Youth FellowshipHosts Breakfasts With Evangelistic Crusade Leaders
The Evangelical United Brethren Church Youth Fellowship this week held inspirational breakfasts led by Rev. and Mrs. Nelson and guest leaders Rev. Donald T. McIntosh during the two week crusade. Breakfasts ran 7:30 to 8:20 in the church basement with transportation to school provided. Attendance averaged 46 over two days. Hosts included Rev. and Mrs. H. Ray Harris Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Liindeen and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Henton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EUB
Nelson Chamberlin
Donald T. McIntosh
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Church
H. Ray Harris
Delmar Liindeen
Keith Henton
VEW Ladies Auxiliary Names New Officers
Mrs. Harold Schaefer presided as last eve nings meeting of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Ladies Auxiliary at the VFW Post home. Officers elected include Alma Slagle president Roger Grepe senior vice president William Roehrig junior vice president Hazel Shuss treasurer Alma Dingfelder chaplain Clyde Reynolds conductress James Appel guard Rosa McElroy Mrs Alfred Gone and Mrs Schaefer trustees. Installation set for April meeting. Delegates to County Council named with Reynolds and Maurice Porter alternates. Card party planned for April with Reynolds luncheon Shuss tickets and prizes Slagle tables. Donations approved for Korean child education cerebral palsy fund and foreign exchange student for Corry. Special prize went to Schaefer next meeting March 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VEW Ladies Auxiliary
Harold Schaefer
Veterans of Foreign Wars Ladies Auxilary
VFW
Alma Slagle
Roger Grepe
William Roehrig
Hazel Shuss
Alma Dingfelder
Reynolds
Shuss
Slagle
Corry
Schaefer
Friendship Club Meeting Hosted by Mrs Mulligan
Mrs Charles Mulligan of BD 2 hosted the Friendship Club gathering with all members present except a visitor in Delaware. Prizes for games were awarded and St Patrick's Day gifts exchanged. Refreshments followed served by Bre Mulgan. Mrs Joseph Tomehick of Wattsburg will host the April 3 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Club
Mulligan
Charles Milligan
BD. 2
Delaware
St. Patrick's Day
Bre
Mulgan
Joseph Tomehick
Wattsburg
Presbyterian Jr Choir Hosts YMCA Swimming Party
Twenty six members and three guests of the Junior Choir of the First Presbyterian Church met at 5 30 P M at the YMCA for a swimming party. Chaperones included Mrs William A Gumbleton choir director Mrs Robert Galbreath and Miss Jane Howard. Afterward the group returned to the church for a reg nar rehearsal and refreshments in the basement. Assisting were Rev and Mrs Paul F Bauer and Mrs Robert Curtis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Jr. Choir
First Presbyterian Church
YMCA
William A. Gumbleton
Robert Galbreath
Jane Howard
Paul F. Bauer
Robert Curtis
Annual Concord Market Day yields near $300 profit
Concord School Market Day organized by the Concord Parent-Teacher Association posted a profit of nearly 300 dollars. Mrs. Lloyd Sherlock Jr. led as chair and thanked volunteers, committee chairs, room mothers, and listed donor merchants including Croscot's Console's Corry Pharmacy Woolworth's Widmann and Teah Sea's Drugs Rexall Murphy's Loblaw's A and P Markets Fountainette Model Dairy Baressi Distributors and Wickwire's Paper Products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord Parent-Teacher Association
Lloyd Sherlock Jr
Croscot’s
Console’s Corry Pharmacy
Woolworth’s
Widmann and Teah
Sea’s Drugs
Rexall, Murphy's
Loblaw'’s
A and P Quality, Markets
Fountainette, Model Dairy
Baressi Distributors
Wickwire's Paper Products
Columbus Extension Studies Cake Decorating
The Columbus Extension Club met in Town Hall with 26 women attending a cake decorating session led by Mrs Walter Deutschlander and Mrs Alan Foster of Corry. The next meeting is scheduled for March 19 in the same location with Mrs Carleton Curtis and Mrs Paul Guchaf Br in charge. The session begins at 10 o clock and will cover decorating as well as stain removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colummbus Nome warlBle
Walter Deutschlander
Alan Foster
Corry
Carleton Curtis
Paul Guchaf Br
Wetzel Escapes Gun Chamber Murder Case Timeline
William Wetzel, sentenced to death for the murder of a fellow prisoner, faced a circumstantial case linking him to multiple crimes across Bradford, West Virginia, and North Carolina. A 80-year-old witness Drescher Robert Tenty reported the slaying near Eilerbe, and a motorist saw the gunfire as a car fled. FBI description aided by Terry and a police lineup in North Carolina helped identify Wetzel as chief suspect after his arrest in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wetzel
Wetzel
Bradford
West Virginia
North Carolina
Asheboro
Lay Drescher
Robert Tenty
Reese
Eilerbe
Brown
Sanford
Terry
Chattanooga
Tenn
FBI
Weisel
California
Shah of Iran Divorces Queen Soraya Over Heir Issue
Iran's Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi announced divorce from Queen Soraya after seven years of marriage citing failure to produce an heir. Soraya, 26, has reportedly gone to West Germany with her father the Turkish ambassador. The communique said advisers urged a son heir for stability, while the Shah plans no immediate remarriage and may travel to Japan Formosa and the United States in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thhran
Rana
Iran
Soraya
Shah Mohammed Pera Pahlevi
West Germany
Japan
Formosa
United States
Europe
Fawzia
Egypt
Shah
Switzerland
New York
Soriya
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Vennis R. Follett
Busan and
Bricham's
Smare
Lernox Furnace Company
Harris Watrous
Eub Church
Helping Hand Club
Entertainment Directory
Pittsfield
Ince
Youngsville
Ginnin's
West Noon
Phane
WRC
Baty Patan
Othe Cutto
Sa.k
Columbus Extension Studies
St. Patrick’s Party
Columbus
Business Directory
Stockton’s
Jordan
East Columbia Avenue
Howard Jordan
Frank Betts
Tra and Justice of the Prase
Savetone
Ibuy
Borstorff & Fitch
The
Shah of
Abolien
Abdul Reva
Ab Patrik
Els
Allensville
David Abney
Billy Carter
Gilson’s
General Electric
Barney's Firestone
South Center Street
Model Dairy Company
Dial
West Smith St
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