Kiwanis Club Meeting Notes Ice Follies and Fireside News
The Kiwanis Club met at the Iph Hotel Corry with 37 members and three guests. Rev. Paul F. Bauer presented a film from the American Bible Society on aiding the blind for 70 years, followed by group singing led by John Rossbacher. Guests included Walter Lipsett of Buffalo Kiwanis and Donald Sturdevant and Felix Matthews of Corry. Bruce Lane resigned as Troop 81 Scoutmaster. Audiences attended the Buffalo Ice Follies. several local residents attended events and visits. Mrs. Marion Kincaid Sands arrived from New York City for a visit, en route to La Jolla, California. Readers Club met at Mrs. Howard Stull’s with a talk on Grandma Moses by Mrs. Tra Miller. The next meeting is April 5 hosted by Mrs. Ralph Curtis and Miss Ida Ohrn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Iph
Corry
Paul F. Bauer
American Bible Society
John Rossbacher
Judy Dwyer
Walter Lipsett
Buffalo Kiwanis Club
Donald Sturdevant
Felix Matthews
Kiwanis Scout Committee
Bruce Lane
Ethel Cooper
Clayton Baccus
Allene Burlingame
Columius
Buffalo
O. Raousin
DuBois
Harry Baruch
Baruch
West Bend Street
Howard Grant
Brockway
Roy Grinder
RD. 2
Max Brown
Roger
Washington, Pa
Mr. Brown
Robert E. Brown
East Pleasant Street
Clyde Henton
Conrad Monroe
L. L. Noble
West Smith Street
Pottstown
Ronald
Firestone
Marion Kincaid Sands
New York City
Don Kincaid
West Congress Street
la Jolla
Calif
Elmer Kincaid Sr
London
England
Camden Rafter
Northwest Street
Keith Henton
G. T. Bergman
Robert Williams
Guy Bennink
Lloyd Harvey
Erie District
North East
Mr. Henton
Howard Stull
West Pleasant Street
Tra Miller
Miller
Ann
Mary
Robert Son Moses
Grandma Moses
Ralph Curtis
Ida Ohrn
Columbus
Miss Martha Sayre Fetes at Surprise Clymer Party
Miss Linda Redding hosted a surprise party for 14 year old Martha Sayre of Clymer to mark her late birthday. Luella Wiggers led games with Donna Smith and Raymond Hathaway as relay race captains. Bruce Hoffman and Linda Redding earned awards. Guests included Roger Einink and Richard Bensink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Sayre
Clymer
Linda Redding
Luella Wiggers
Donna Smith
Raymond Hathaway
Bruce Hoffman
Miss Redding
Roger Einink
Richard Bensink
O U R Birthday Club Fetes Mrs Ayling in Columbus
The O U R Birthday Club of Columbus met at Mrs. Arthur Ayling’s home with ten ladies. They presented a birthday gift, shared a lunch of fruit salad wafers ice cream birthday cake coffee and fudge, and decorated in green and white for St Patrick’s Day. The next meeting is March 27 at Mrs Paul Suchar’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Ayling
O.U.R. Birthday Club
O.U.R. Birthday Club of Columbus
Ayling
Charles Henry
Paul Suchar
Auxiliary Meeting Held With Mrs Douglas Hostess
The March auxiliary meeting was hosted by Mrs. L. M. Douglas of Wright Street. Mrs. C. R. Crowell led the business session with no definite action taken. Mrs. R. H. Briggs helped serve a late lunch. Mrs. Frank Whiteley will host April’s meeting on the third Monday at her White Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
L. M. Douglas
Wright Street
C. R. Crowell
R. H. Briggs
Frank Whiteley
White Street
Bridge Club Meets At Mrs Jordan Home
Two tables of contract were played last evening at Mrs. Robert Jordans home. Winners were Mrs. Morgan Beverly and Mrs. Joseph Seitz. After light refreshments, the group planned to meet again in three weeks with Mrs. Harold Mishier as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Club
Robert Jordan
R. D
Morgan Beverly
Joseph Seitz
Harold Mishier
Ritchie Vanderhoof Marriage Announced
Miss Julia Irene Vanderhoof daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles E Vanderhoof of Spartansburg and Calvin T Ritchie of Titusville were married yesterday. The ceremony was performed by Alderman William H Preston at his Titusville office. The couple will reside at 213 North Martin Street Titusville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritchie-Vanderhoof
Julia Irene Vanderhoof
Charles E. Vanderhoof
Spartans
Burg
Calvin T. Ritchie
Titusville
William H. Preston
Ritchie
North Martin Street
Beth Israel Sisterhood Plans Purim Party and Meetings
Mrs L A Rossin of Franklin street hosted Beth Israel Sisterhood meeting with Mrs Jack Stahl presiding. They scheduled a Purim party for Saturday with a thr ee course dinner at the Zuizneck home on West Washington street. Next gathering set for April 19 with Mrs Arthur Cohen to entertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth Israel Sisterhood
Mes. L. A. Rossin
L. A. Rossin
Franklin Street
Jack Stahl
Philip Zuizneck
West Washington Street
Rossin
Loftus Cuddy Welcomes Son at Corry Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs Loftus Cuddy of 21616 Fairview Street welcomed a son born early this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Memorial Hospital
Loftus Cuddy
Fairview Street
Corryites to Attend Erie Evangelical Conference
Corry residents will attend a two session summer conference at Glenwood EUB Church in Erie. Dr. Peter Hoogendam of Hamilton Ontario will speak at the evening service. Conference emphasizes highlight the afternoon services and a fellowship supper at 8 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical United Brethren
Glenwood Eub
Erie
Peter Hoogendam
Philpott Tabernacle
Hamilton
Ontario
Canada
Milk price cuts in Lancaster area amid plan across regions
Harrisburg Milk Control Commission orders price reductions to 21 cents a quart in Lancaster and 22 to 24 cents in other areas. Effective April 1, readings show Harrisburg York Williamsport Reading Schuylkill zones 1 and 9 with varying cent-per-quart decreases. Dealers protested the spread between dealers and producers, altering tentative March 4 decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Lancaster
Milk Control Commission
York
Williamspark
Reading
Schulykill
FBI Agent In Disguise Helps Trap Extortionist in Los Angeles
An FBI agent posing as Max Factor Jr. helped trap Wendell Martin Ringhols on extortion charges after he attempted to collect a dummy bundle of money of 30 000 dollars in a San Fernando Valley rendezvous. Ringhols, 47, Northridge father of three, was arrested as he picked up the phony payment following a week of negotiations by letters calls and a newspaper ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FBI
Los Angeles
Max Factor Jr
Factor
Wendell Martin Ringhols
Northridge
Rae Grove
San Fernando Valley
Pentagon mulls large cash bonus to boost re enlistments
Admiral Arthur W. Radford said the Pentagon may offer a substantial cash incentive to persuade personnel to re enlist. He noted officials are concerned by declining re enlistments and a proposal to Congress next month could include a bonus far above the current 300 dollars, potentially up to 2000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated
Washington
Arthur W. Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Pentagon
Redford
Congress
Phillies Sell Waitkus to Baltimore Orioles
Philadelphia owner Bob Carpenter and Orioles GM Arthur Ehlers completed the sale of first baseman Eddie Waitkus to the Baltimore Orioles for a price well above the waiver figure. The deal, finalized at the spring training camp, followed all NL teams passing on Waitkus. The Orioles reportedly paid about $40,000 to the Phillies. The piece also notes wartime farming debt trends in World War I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allocsted
Fe Clearwater
Fla
Philadelphia Phillies
Eddie Waitkus
Baltimore Orioles
Bob Carpenter
Phillies
Arthur Ehlers
Orioles
Carpenter
Waitkus
Philes
Mass escape at state prison described as highest in history
A dramatic event left five inmates still at large while a raid continued. An acetylene torch was used in a shop window during the incident, marking a tense phase in the escape. Authorities described it as the institution's most significant breakout to date.
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Rex Theatre
G.I
Korea
Hal Wallis
Arthur Godfrey
Civil Aeronautics Board
Godfrey
Teterboro
N. J
Langhurst & Stewart
East Main St
New York
Bob Desmond
West Church St
IMILK
U. S
Topp
Beyter
Von
Llanes
AVEO
Cinelonel
Bendix
Merritt Appliance Co
West Main Street
F. C. Chapin & Son
Hunt
Bordentown
New Jersey Reformatory
KAIT
Byzdon Moor
Riviera
Donmoon
Lingaria
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