Ludwig Award Totals 2 305 867 and Building Plans Move Forward
The article notes Ludwig receiving an award amounting to 2 305 867 with district percentages listed for Corry Columbus Wayne Spring Creek Concord Elgin. If the Authority backs the Joint Committee's recommendations, the building project goes to Harrisburg for state action on reimbursable items. The architect flags the football field fence and grading as possible nonessential items the state may not cover. After plans approval, contracts may be awarded if bids are acceptable for the bond sale, with work to begin within 10 days of award notification.
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Ludwig
Corry
Columbus
Wayne
Spring Creek
Concord
Elgin
Harrisburg
Foothall
Justice Musmanno Held For Court Action In Bribery Case
Justice Michael A. Musmanno of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court faced a court action on a charge of attempting to hinder a bribery trial. Mayor John J. Cullen testified Musmanno urged him to forget bribery charges against Councilmen Caesar Ricci and Ernest Dequetine and operator Fred Fiore. Musmanno, in a doublebreasted suit with a cane, did not testify. In a separate item, a Pittsburgh man was killed and four others injured in a Route 522 headon crash near McConnellsburg. Walter Rogalsky was a passenger in John S. Slamietto’s car, both of Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh
Michael A. Musmanno
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
John J. Cullen
Clairton
Musmanno
Caesar Ricci
Ernest’ Dequetine
Fred Fiore
Mullen
Thomas G. Davies Jr
Mcconnellsburg
Walter Rogalsky
John 5. Slamietto
V Auxiliary Met for Regular Session and Wedding Notice
The V Auxiliary held a monthly meeting with Mrs T W Whitehead as hostess. President Mrs Charles Stewart led the session with devotions by Mrs Frank Whiteley. A vacuum cleaner drive was announced. Mrs D Armour Hillstrom spoke on her South America trip. News of weddings, birthdays, and travel dates filled the community notes.
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V Auxiliary
T. W. Whitehead
East Please Ine Street
Mem
Charles Stewart
Frank Whiteley
D. Armour Hillstrom
South America
Lawrence McCray
Gerald Staples
West Pleasant Street
Clarence Wallace
Wildlife talk by Kiwanis guest Red Geisler at Phoenix Hotel
Red Geisler Waterford mayor and Outdoorsman program director on WICU Erie spoke to 20 Kiwanis Club members at the Phoenix Hotel last evening about local birds their habitats and wildlife conservation. He displayed mounted falcon and hawk to illustrate how airplanes imitate bird wing patterns and claimed jets are modeled after hawks. Richard Grice attended as a guest and Lynn Rice led the group singing with Mrs Rice.
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Kiwanis
Red” Geisler
Waterford
WICU
Erie
Kiwanis Club
Phoenix Hotel
Geisler
Richard Grice
Lynn Rice
St Patrick's Day Program At Mentor Club Meeting
Sixteen members of the Mentor Club met at Mrs Porter Auer's home on East Congress street for a regular meeting. President Mrs Paul Bauer led as members shared favorite jokes or readings about St Patrick's Day, then listened to records and poems. Hostess duties were shared by Mrs D A Hillstrom and Mrs E G Barnes with light refreshments. Harley Johnson of North Center street will entertain the club in two weeks.
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Mentor Club
Porter Auer
East
Congress Street
Paul F. Bauer
D. A. Hillstrom
E.G. Barnes
Harley Johnson
North Center Street
Wilma Rue Spoon Weds John Halfast in Danbury Methodist Church
Mr and Mrs Edgar Spoon of Columbus announce the marriage of their daughter Wilma Rue to John Halfast son of Mr and Mrs William Halfast. Ceremony conducted by Rev Parker Hager at the Methodist Church in Danbury North Grove. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Robert Fish. They now reside with the groom’s parents at 112 West Church Street.
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Ann Outinginelly
Leni Mut ‘Akam
William Roy Berstetter Sr
Spring Street
Harold B. Upperman
Ruth Upperman
West Church Street
Michael Kowalski
Ax Mutron
Jhunor
Halfast-Spoon
Edgar Spoon
Columbus
Wilma Rue
John Halfast
Macs
William ‘Halfast
Parker Hager
Danbury
N. G
Robert Fish
Canasta Club Hosts Mrs. Raymond Root Social Event
Mrs Raymond Root entertained her card club at her West Pleasant Street home with two canasta games. Prizes went to Mrs Raymond Cathers and Mrs Charles Munn. A lunch of hot chili wafers relishes ham cracker pie and coffee followed before adjournment to meet again in two weeks at Mrs Michal Varassa's home.
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Canasta Club
Raymond Root
West Pleasant Street
Raymond Cathers
Charles Munn
Births Recorded at Corry Memorial Hospital
A son born yesterday afternoon at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Carl Howell of Wabtsburg. A daughter born early this morning to Mr and Mrs Lewis Higley of Spartansburg at the same hospital.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Carl Howell
BR. D. 2
Wabtsburg
Lewis Higley
R. D
Spartansburg
Corry Memorial
Readers Club Meets At Mrs Ira Miller Home
Mrs Ira Miller of North Center street hosted the Readers Club yesterday afternoon. Members honored late member Mrs J B Young, responded to roll call naming favorite flowers, and held a brief business meeting. Mrs W B Phillips presented a birds tale, enjoyed by all. next session set for April 6 hosted by Mrs Howard Tageart of East Main Street.
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Readers Club
Ira Miller
North Center Street
J. B. Young
W. B. Phillips
Howard Tageart
East Main Street
Navy Mothers Club Plans Easter Visit to Soldiers Home
Corry Navy Mothers Club met last evening to arrange an Easter visit to the Soldiers and Sailors Home in Erie on April nd for the annual event. Commander Mayme Mitchell led the session and members were asked to contact her if they would make the trip. The next regular meeting is April 6 with sewing, equipment, and bonnet trimming tasks planned. Floyd Dougherty and Nathan Reynolds served potato salad, pickles, hot rolls, and coffee with St Patrick’s Day decorations during the social period after the meeting.
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Navy
Soldiers and Sailors Home
Erie
Corry Navy Mothers Club
Mayme Mitchell
Floyd Dougherty
Nathan Reynolds
Busines
Judge Braham Seeks State Superior Court Seat
Harrisburg reports Judge W. Walter Braham of Lawrence County entered the Republican race for the State Superior Court. GOP leaders back Judges J. Colvin Wright and Harold G. Ervin. Braham filed just before the May 19 primary deadline and may force a withdrawal deadline of March 23.
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Harrisburg
W. Waller Braham
Lawrence County
M. Harvey Taylor
J. Colvin Wright
Bedford
Harold G. Ervin
Delaware
Braham
State Election Bureau
Perkin
Taylor
Westl
Cat
Taxpayer Beats Midnight Tax Deadline in Scranton
In Scranton a Moscow resident named Patchen rushed to the local Bureau of Internal Revenue before midnight. He walked about ten miles and, with clerk assistance, filed his income tax return and signed a check at the stroke of midnight.
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Scranton
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Joseph Patthen
Moscow
Fox
Patthen
Uncle Sam
McPherson cites speed on constitution revision bill progress
Senator Donald P. McPherson says advancing the annual sessions bill does not stop a House approved measure to revise Pennsylvania 70 year old constitution. He noted the speedy action on the bill because it had been approved by the 1951 Legislature.
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Pennsylvania
Donald P. McPherson
R-Adams
McPherson
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