Rotarians Hear Historical Data On Museum
Rotary members heard an authoritative address by Mrs. Robert Shorts on Waterford's War terford Historical Museum located in the old Judson house. The Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission backs the museum and Drake Well Park, Flagship Niagara, were noted. Guests included Thomas E. Haines Lennart Hammarberg and Sterling Wees. The group praised the Rubinos concert and thanked the community. Rev. Elmer Oriner gave the invocation. William Leuby led the piano singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warterford Historical Museum
Waterford
Rotary Chil
Robert Shorts
Mauseur Gurator
Hotel Corry
Elmer Oriner
William Leuby
Club I h marks birthday of Mrs P H Stenman
The birthday of Mrs. P H Stenman was observed at a Club Ih meeting hosted by Mrs. George Rhodes of East Street. Ten members attended and special awards were given to Mrs. Charles Tarr, Mrs. Flossie Fosburgh, and Mrs. Albert Shaffer. Refreshments included salad, wafers, relishes, strawberry shortcake, tea, and coffee. Mrs Terr will host next on April 10 as they plans to celebrate Mrs Fosbungh’s birthday.
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Mes
P. H. Stenman
Club
George Rhodes
East Street
Charles Tarr
Flossie Fosburgh
Albert Shaffer
Terr
Rt D. 3
Spartansburg
Fosbungh
Navy Mothers Club Hosts St Patrick Day Session
Mrs Mayme Mitchell hosted the Navy Mothers Club gathering on West Pleasant Street with cohost Mrs Carl Higby. Commander Mrs Fred Young led a routine meeting as guests enjoyed a St Patrick's Day table with salads rolls nuts mints tea and coffee. Next meeting is April 9 at Mrs Bernard Porter's Spring Creek home with Mrs Lois Sickler as hostess.
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Mitchell
Navy Mothers Club
Mayme Mitchell
West Pleasant Street
Carl Higby
Fred Young
Fox Home Scene CMA Chase Meeting at Fox Home
A local CMA chase meeting held at Mr and Mrs George Foxs home on Hideo street featured a business session led by president James Baker followed by games and contests. Rev E C Docherty Mrs George Fox Mrs Eugene Canfield and Wallace Sickler won game awards. Refreshments were served and the next meeting is set for April 13 at Mr and Mrs Wallace Sicklers home in Sprims Creek.
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MEM Deers
Christ Hin
Chiristown and
Missionary Allfice Church
George Pox
Hideo Street
James Baker
E. C. Docherty
George Fox
Eugene Canfield
Wallace Sickler
Sprims Creek
Exchange Student Guest Speaker For Harding PTA
Lennart Hammarberg exchange student from Sweden spoke to the Harding School PTA last evening. A question period followed as he answered many questions. Mrs. Frank McKnight led the meeting and announced the nominating committee. Plans for a bake sale to raise PTA funds were set, with April 10 as the next meeting date.
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Lennart Hammarberg
Sweden
Harding School
PTA
Hammarberg
Frank McKnight
McKnight
William Dahl
Rodger Moyer
Kenneth Pitt
Robert Simmonson
Keith Orn
School Merger Explained By Robert Tunnel
Acupert W. runnen, member of the Corry Area School Board, spoke to the Corry Golden Age Club on the proposed merger. Captain Richard Bush led singing and hosted the day’s program. Officers elected for the coming year were Mrs. Maude Barnes president, Ralph Glenn vice president, Mrs. Hazel Eldred secretary, Libert E. Bush treasurer. Refreshments were provided by Mrs. Louis Auer and others. The next meetingwill be the birthday party on March 27.
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Acupert
W. “Runnen
Menwer
Corry Area School Board
Corry Golden Age Club
ICA
Tunnell
Richard Bush
Salvation Army
Chep Iain
Maude Barnes
Ralph Glenn
Hazel Eldred
Libert E. Bush
Louis Auer
Fae Wyrin
Luella Gates
Mabel Akam
Ross Mead
Oraftovelana
Fashion Preview At Card Party By St Elizabeths Guild
St Elizabeths Guild hosts a card party and fashion show titled Spring Rhapsody at the Mggie home on East Washington street starting at 8 pm. The event features spring fashions millinery and accessories with an award for each card table and several door prizes plus a grand award.
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Pennett’es Wau
West Smith Street
Frank Frisina
Frisina
P. B. Sonoski
Thomas Reed
Elnora Cmiel
Nick Aquilino
Leo Heberlein
Charles Armstrong
Norbert Bachelmer
LaVerne Miller
William Eurelowech
Mildred Orr
Wendall Shields
Golden Links Class Meets With Mrs. Brooks
The Golden Links Sunday School class of the First Methodist Church met at Mrs. Stephen Brooks’s East South street home. Devotions on consecration were by Mrs. Willis Brown who also read poems. President Mrs. Arthur Barton led the business with 15 members present and ill members to be remembered with cards. Mrs. Charles Amy led games and contests followed by gingerbread tea and coffee served by the hostess and helpers. Ora Loveland will entertain next at East Main street on April 1.
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Golden Links
Brooks
First Methodist Church
Stephen Brooks
East South Street
Willis Brown
Arthur Barton
Charles Amy
Eva Spicer
Bertha Warner
James Cogan
Ora Loveland
East Main Street
Bridge Scores Five-Table Howell Game Winners List
A five table Howell game by the Tuesday Afternoon Duplicate Bridge group at the YMCA yielded an average score of 54. Top pairs included Mrs J Fred Kinley with Mrs F H Bartholme at 72 percent, Mrs Donald Hall with Mrs James Sullivan, Mrs H J Wilcox with Mrs Morgan Beverly at 62, Mrs Martin Keppel with Mrs C A Hillstrom at 61, and Mrs Florence McCray with Mrs Al Vanssens at 64. Regular play is set for next week with Mrs McCray taking reservations.
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Howell
YMCA
J. Fred Kinley
F. H. Bartholme
Donald Hall
James Sullivan Ted
H. J. Wilcox
Morgan Beverly
Martin Keppel
C. A. Hillstrom
Florence McCray
al Vanssens
Mc Cray
Michele Walters Honored At Sixth Birthday Party
Mrs James Walters of East South Street hosted a dinner party for her daughter Michele Lyng’s sixth birthday. Pink and turquoise themed table decor, decorated cake and ice cream, toys as favors, and games with prizes went on as guests including Waite Susan Jackson Connie Young and Leslie Young attended.
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Michele Walters
James ‘Walters
East South Street
Michele’ Lyng
Waite
Susan Jackson
Connie Young
Leslie Young
Calvin Circle Breakfast Meeting Report
Members of the Calvin Circle of the First Presbyterian Church held a breakfast meeting yesterday morning at Mrs. Walter Loveland’s East Main street home. Guests included Mrs. Richard Bodey. Devotions from Romans were led by Mrs. William Chesley. Mrs. Robert Curtis presided. The program, “Problems of City Churches,” was prepared by Mrs. Euland Harvey. Mrs. William Gumbleton spoke on World Service. Mrs. J. Fred Binley of East…
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Calvin
First Presbyterian Church
Walter Loveland
East Main Street
Richard Bodey
William Chesley
Robert Curtis
Euland Harvey
William Gumbleton
World Service
J. Fred Binley
East
Miss Wickwire Honored At Bridal Shower
Miss Wickwire was honored at a bridal shower hosted by Miss Linda Tresslee of Gohimbuse. Cohost Miss Kathy Rafferty with games and prizes awarded to Mrs. Larry Buell, Mrs. W. D. Wickwire, and Miss Jean Utege. Pink and aqua decor, refreshments served, gifts presented to the bride designate. Other attendees included Mrs. Lawrence Anderson and many Misses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wise Euryarr Wickware
Robert Anderson
Linda Tresslee
Miss Wickwire
Lawwrence Anderson
Ernest Allen
Paul Clabbatt
James Maloney
Terry Williams
Blaine Wester
Bonnie Jo Anderson
Dani Dundon
Connie Silvis
Gloria Hop King
Agnes’Sutton
Duitie Sawyer
Virginia McCray
Ronald Greeley Named President of Aero Foremen
Ronald E. Greeley was named president of the Aero Foremen’s Club of Aero-Flow Dynamics Inc at the Monday meeting held at the VFW Post home. Officers for the coming year were elected: Cor nish vice president Marlowe secretary Zaczkiewicz treasurer. And a breakfast session is set for April 10 with Pleasant Street as host.
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Ronald E. Greeley
Marion Zaczkiewicz
al H. Cornish
Arthur Marlowe
Mr. Zaczkiewicz
Corry Boys Nabbed After Car Crash And Chase
Corry youths fled on foot after a car theft near Warren Route 6. State Police, Warren Borough and local officers pursued them through woods and roads, with one boy captured at 2:30 AM after abandoning a stolen car and escaping earlier.
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Vlonumueh Loeage
Gooldwill
Jef Wateson
Watson
McQuiston
Colzo
Lind
Youngaville
Alson Culver
Garland
Culver
Wo Cits
Warren
Route 6
Warren Borough
State
Railroad Cross
Jing
Corry
Bill would expand Peace Corps to ten thousand volunteers
The House Foreign Affairs Committee approved a bill to expand the Peace Corps to 10,000 volunteers at home and abroad. The measure authorizes 63.75 million dollars for the year starting July 1, matching the amount requested by President Kennedy.
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Peace Corps
Washington
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Kennedy
Hearings reopen on Pennsylvania prevailing wage law dispute
HARRISBURG AP The Department resumes hearings Monday over the Kennett Square Joint School Districts challenge to Pennsylvania’s prevailing wage law. Counsel C W Townsend urges reconsideration of predetermined rates for Greenwood Elementary School in Kennett Township, arguing they do not reflect local wages. Seven witnesses including three contractors described wage practices and noted rates often fell below the project’s specified scales, stressing management sets pay based on worker ability.
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Harrisburg
Tabor
Pennsylvania
Kennet Square
Chester County
C. W. Townsend
Greenwood
Kennett Twp
Townsend
Miles K. Ament
Diller Plank Inc
Willow Street
Lancaster County
Leonard Pevar
Leonard Pevar Co
Unionville
Raymond Dale
C. Raymibud Bayle & Sons Inc
Arment
Pevar
Bus Driver Falls Unconscious Then Dies After Crash
A school bus carrying a teacher and 26 children from Knox School in St. James crashed after the driver John Waeger aged 70 fell unconscious at the wheel. The children escaped uninjured while Waeger recovered consciousness briefly, then died moments after leaving the wreck.
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Knox School
St. James
John Waeger
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