Girl Scout Birthday Party and Society Notes
Moe. SOCIETY section reports a Girl Scout birthday party at Miami Beach with troops from Columbus and Warren County. The event included flag ceremony, pledge, songs, candle lighting, skits, and a birthday cake for ailing Columbus woman. Also covered are Presbyterian Women, Westminster Circle meetings, and Epsilon Phi Sorority officers elected with plans for charity drives and upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Wynn
S Joyce
Doris Conklin
America
Juliet Law
D. 8. Taggart
Warlo Morris
Bryce Leek
Virgil Tubbs
Arthur Brundage
Kenneth Sickler
Plans Set For St Patrick's Day Card Party
At a committee meeting last evening plans were finalized for the St Patrick's Day card party sponsored by the Conniette Club No 102. The event will occur in the Garden of the Club with Conaney Meith Clark Clyge Reynolds in charge of decorations and the clock room. Mr James Keppel will handle refreshments and Miss Julia Zepka will oversee prizes. There will be a prize for every table and many door prizes. A lunch will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conliétte Club No
Garden of Club
Conaney Meith Clark Clyge Reynolds
Mrp
James Keppel
Julia
Zepka
Prises
Birthday Party for Kathleen Cooper Brightens RD 2 Home
Miss Kathleen Cooper celebrated her fifth birthday Saturday afternoon at her home with her mother host. Guests received mint and nut baskets with whistles as favors and refreshments included two birthday cakes ice cream chocolate milk and Kool-Aid. Kathleen received many nice gifts from attending friends and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Cooper
Wogan
Fateeen Cooper
Theodore Cooper
RD. 2
Kathleen
Birthday party for Timothy Lowndes Parker celebrates seventh year
Mrs. Robert L Parker hosted a Saturday afternoon party at 302 East Street for her son Timothy Lowndes Parker. Eight children attended with prizes awarded to Terry Winans Merle Wynn William Zalaneck and Harold Huttman. Refreshments included cake ice cream and chocolate milk served by Mrs Parker and her mother Mrs. Thomas Lowndes of Pittsburgh who visited for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Johnston
Westminster
Presbyterian Women's Association
East Frederick Street
Nelle Merker
William Locke
Warren
Mary Anderson
Parker
Frank Frost
Paul F. Bauer
Bauer
William Leaby
Mra
Robert L. Parker
East Street
Timothy Lowndes Parker
James
Terry Winans
Merle Wynn
William Zalaneck
Harold Huttman
Thomas
Lowndes
Pittsburgh
Weidner Engaged to Stanbro in Spartansburg
Miss Donna Weidner of Spartansburg is engaged to Les Stanbro son of Mr and Mrs Harold Stanbro also of Spartansburg. Both graduates of Spartansburg High School the couple plan a July 16 wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Weidn
Les Stanbro
Clair Weidner
Spartansburg
Donna
W Lee Stanbro
Harold Stanbro
Weidner
Spartansburg High School
Raymond Mfg. Co
Stanbro
U. S. Air Force
Cory-Jamestown Mfg. Corp
Miss Edna Jane Smith Receives Nurse Cap at WCA Hospital
Miss Edna Jane Smith, a student nurse at WCA Hospital in James town, was capped Friday evening in the auditorium. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Daniel Sharp of R D Corry and was among 28 girls receiving caps. Mr and Mrs Sharp attended and were guests at the reception following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Jane Smith
WCA
WCA Hospital
Jamestown
Miss Smith
Daniel Sharp
R.D. Corry
Lady Rebekah Lodge Meeting Reported At Hall
The Lady Franklin Rebekah meeting last evening was conducted by vice grand Mrs I M Wickwire in the absence of noble grand Mrs Clarence Cox. Refreshments were served by Mrs Fred Hoenes Mrs Hazel Shirley and Mrs Loretta Belden. The next lodge meeting is set for April 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epsilon Phi Sorority
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Douglas Rozalle
East Main Street
Ernest Simmonson
Robert Curtis
Euland Harvey
Rozelle
Fred Raymond
Robert I. Gleason
Curtis
Raymond
Raymond Blynt Jr
Thomas Pierotti
Red Cross
Alfred J. Morrison
Frank Laurie
Rebekah Lodge
Franklin Rebekah
I. M. Wickwire
Clarence Cox
Noble Grand
Fred Hoenes
Hazel Shirley
Loretta Belden
Roy L Reed Speaks on Mead Park at Rotary Meeting
Roy L Reed appeared as guest speaker at the Rotary Club weekly meeting in the Hotel Corry. Introduced by program chairman E F Bettes he discussed progress and future Mead Park plans and noted donations from groups to fund new facilities each year. Visiting Rotarian Maurice E Kolpien of Wesleyville attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy L. Reed
Rotary Club
Corry
E. F. Bettes
Reed
Mead Park
Maurice E. Kolpien
Wesleyville
Leader calls for nationwide unemployment benefits and lifetime workers' compensation
George M. Leader urged uniform national unemployment benefits at the Pennsylvania CIO Council convention. He argued states should not differ in aid and warned that higher taxes fuel a vicious cycle. Leader also advocated lifelong compensation for totally and permanently disabled workers, noting state laws end benefits despite ongoing need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philauelehla
Rov. George .M
Pennsylvania Cio Council
Pennsylvania
Daughter Joan Margaret Born to Burkett Smith Family
Introducing a daughter named Joan Margaret born February 1 at Nyack New York to Mr. and Mrs. Burkett L. Smith. Grandparents are Mrs. and Mr. Daniel Sharp of R D Corry. Smith is a former Corry resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Margaret
Nyack, N. Y
Burkett L. Smith
Smith
Corry
Daniel Sharp
R. D., Corry
Large Open House At New Area High School Draws 8000 Visitors
About 8000 people toured the new high school during a two hour afternoon and three hour evening open house. Over 400 cars lined East South Street as police and Civil Defense Auxiliary volunteers directed traffic. The PTA served more than 4000 cookies and 1500 cups of coffee in the cafeteria while guides and teachers led tours of classrooms, the gym, vocational shops and homemaking section. Some exterior work remains plus street paving planned later this year on East Pleasant Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Drake
Douglas This Coats
Civil Defense Auxiliary Police
East South Street
High School Fireproofing Details Highlight Safety
The new high school is described as fireproof and a fire insurance salesman's paradise. Twenty two extinguishers costing 687 dollars cover strategic spots along corridors and wings. The building uses safety lines with exits a few steps away and a distinct fire bell system plus a public address feature for emergencies.
Emergency alert system linked by single switch at new high school
A system will allow instant contact with every room in the building by one switch, avoiding delays from closing circuits. The new high school tire insurance rate is seven and a half cents per $100, while the rate on the 2014 school was 97 cents.
Man from Arnold Admits Credit Union Funds Theft
Bert R. Plyler, 68, of Arnold, pleads innocent to making a false entry of $4 103 in 1941 and 1949 while serving as treasurer of the Aluminum Co of America credit union. FBI says he admitted taking the funds for living expenses and was released on $1 000 bond after a hearing before U S Commissioner Edward Snodgrass Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New manouGachy
Ambert R. Plyler
Arnold
Aluminum Co. of America Credit Union
FBI
Plyler
U. S
Edward Snodgrass Jr
Fred Hallford
Pittsburgh
Plyter
Credit Union
Child Survives After Heart Operation At University Hospital
Penny Rae Raymond, seven, survived a 2% hour operation to seal a hole in her heart wall at the University of Minnesota Hospital. A human donor, Ted Goodman, 41, joined to supply blood while the heart beat on, with the exchange lasting 11 minutes. Goodman, a family friend, remained under observation after the procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rake
Minneapolis
Penny Rae Raymond
University of ‘Minnesota ‘Hospital
Ted Goodman
Goodman
Penny
Clifford Raymond
Waukeshe
Wis
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Turnpike Road
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Aero Supply
Victor Morris
Mig. Co., Inc
Westminster Circle
Guy Sutton
Freddie
Tim
Breddie
Dad
Fim
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Bobbie Brooks
F.C. Chapin & Son
Home Operated
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MIL
New Area High School
Tony Curtis
Telson
Pe” Bridges
Julie Adams
George Nader
United States
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Sprint
AL Clothes Shop
North Center Street
Coats
Cantor St
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