Engagments announced for Banderson's daughter Joan Sanderson
Mr and Mrs Albert L Banderson announce the engagement of their daughter Joan Sanderson of Doncaster Road Kenmore N Y to John William Rickers Jr son of John W Rickers Sr of this city The bride to be is a Buffalo Seminary Pine Manor Junior College and Middlebury College graduate a member of the Junior League of Buffalo and has studied at the University of Buffalo Law School class of 1953 The groom is a former U S Navy member from World War I and practicing law in Sherman No wedding date announced.
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Albert L Banderson
Doncaster Road
Kenmore
Joan
John William Rickers Jr
John W. Rickers Sr
Miss Sanderson
Buffalo Seminary
Pine Manor Junior College
Middlebury College
Junior League of Buffalo, Inc
Net France
Cony
University of Buffalo
University of Buffalo Law School
U.S. Navy
Dn Sherman
Charlenn Smith
Geneva Circle Meets at Mrs Sheehan Home
Mrs John Sheehan hosted the Geneva Circle of the Presbyterian Woman's Association at 206 West Churchy Street with guest Mrs John Kennedy. De votions opened by Fred Kinley themed War and Peace. Program on Hong Kong by Mrs Page Louderback Witt. Next circle April 16 hosted by Mrs C W Bracken Sr. Family night dinner announced for Tuesday March 26 and Maryville College Choir to perform at 3 pm. Corry resident Joyce Barbara Taddle engaged to Robert Allen Foote of 301 Worth Street Dunkirk reported. Joyce is a Jamestown Nursing School graduate. Foote served in the Navy and is stationed in Norfolk VA. Early summer wedding planned.
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Cheneyie
Presbyterian Woman's Association
John Sheehan
West Churchy Street
John Kennedy
Citizenchip
Hong Kong
Page Louderback
Alphonse Vanssens
Strole
Maryville College Choir
Ap. m
C. W. Bracken Sr
Corry
Dunkirk
Paul ‘Taddle
Joyce Barbara
Robert
Allen Foote
Worth Street
Jamestown School of Practical Nursing
Westfield
U. S
Folk
Covenant Circle Meeting At Presbyterian Women’s Group
Covenant Circle of the Presbyterian Women’s Association met yesterday afternoon at 1:90 o’clock with Mrs. James Johnston hosting. A devotional and prayer opened the session followed by a Hong Kong program by Mrs. Harold Patterson. Plans discussed include sewing day, family night dinner March 26 with Maryville Chair Wille guests, and Presbyterial meeting at Meadville April 25. The circle adjourned to April 16 to meet at Mrs. K. M. Douglas’s residence.
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The
Presbyterian Women's Association
Heir
James Johnston
East Frederick Street
Clarence
Wallace
Des
Maryville
Wille
Alan
Meadville
Hong Kong
Harold Patterson
K. M. Douglas
North Genler Street
Dinner Draws Sixty At Y Auxiliary Meeting
The monthly YMCA Auxiliary gathering drew 60 members, directors, and families for a tureen supper followed by a short business meeting. Arthur O. Burgess screened Greyhound Tour of America films from San Francisco to Philadelphia. Next auxiliary meeting planned for May at an announced date.
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Ymca Board of Directors
Chile
Arthur O. Burgess
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Local Sorority Elects Officers In Final Meeting
Epsilon Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held its last meeting at Mrs Robert Eddy's East area home. New officers elected include Mrs William Bright president Miss Shirley Miller vice president Mrs Joseph Mooney secretary Mrs Arthur Laurell treasurer and Mrs Robert Simonsen extension officer. The program by Mrs Siriehtnd and Mrs Robert Packer titled To See and He Know highlighted life’s value. A farewell gift went to Mrs Herbert Allee. Next meeting set for April 2 at Mrs Evnesh Simonsen in Columbus. A March 2 dinner for pledges at Frank and Verna's will precede jewels and exemplar degrees at Mrs Robert Curtis home.
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Epsilon Phi
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Robert Eddy
East Thing
Doulas Rozelle Jr
Raymond Blynt
William Bright
Shirley Miller
Joseph Mooney
Arthur Laurell
Robert Simonsen
Siriehtnd
Robert Packer
Herbert Allee
Evnesh Simonsen
Columbus
Frank and Verna
Robert Curtis
Stork Shower Honors Mrs William Walker at Snyder Circle
Mrs J David Abt hosted a stork shower Saturday at her Snyder Circle home for Mrs William Walker with sixteen guests. Games awarded prizes to Mrs Monroe Silvis and Mrs Wallace Bickler while Mrs John Lloyd won the door prize. Decorations featured pink and baby bottle accents as gifts of baby mitts were presented to the honoree. Refreshments included a shower cake jello and coffee with help from Mrs Belle Gates.
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William Walker
J. David Abt
Snyder Circle
Monroe Silvis
Wallace Bickler
John Lloyd
Belle Gates
Talent Show Rehearsal At Local High School
Acress rehearsal was held last evening for a talent show to be presented next Tuesday evening March 26 under the Junior-Senior High School Parent-Teacher Association. Twenty five acts will perform in the high school auditorium featuring participants from Corry Clymer Spartansburg Columbus Union City and Spring Creek. Proceeds fund the annual post prom party with tickets on sale at Sea's Drugs and the Ritz and at the door. students are pushing advance sales.
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Acress
Sinder
Ewenty
Corry
Clymer
Spirtansburg
Columbus
Union City
Spring Creek
Sea's Drugs
Ritz
St Elizabeth's Guild Schedules April Meeting After Lent
St Elizabeths Church Guild held a March session with twenty-one members present led by vice president Mrs Nick Aquilino. The group announced a date change due to Holy Week, rescheduling to Wednesday April 10 after Lenten devotions, with officer elections planned. Mrs James Sinate of West Columbus reported her coat lottery worn.
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St. Elizabeth’s Guild
St. Elizabeth's Church Guild
Nick Aquilino
Mate
Mra
James Sinate
West Colimbus
St Patrick's Day Dinner Proves Outstanding PTA Event
The St Edward School PTA reported a highly successful St Patrick's Day dinner held Sunday. Despite incomplete ticket returns, strong patronage suggests a good fundraising total. Chairwomen included Mrs. Malek, Mrs. Wascak, and others with donor thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Suchat, James Mead, Pitch Baking, Model Dairy, Sterling Milk, Erie Farm Products, Standard Brands, Jacob Haller, Loblaws, and A and B Distributing.
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St. Edward's School
Stanley Malek
August Wascak
Angelo Frisina
Santo Leone
Arthur McQuiston
Lenten Youth Service At St Pauls Lutheran Church
The second in the Lenten Youth Services was held at St Pauls Lutheran Church in Bamm today. Kathleen Loveland led worship, James Earle read scripture, and Rev George Myers delivered the sermonette Where Are You Going. Lt Walter Crouch gave the benediction as Mary Flowers organized music and Edward Street assisted. offerings go to Hungarian relief.
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Lutheran Church
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Kathleen Loveland
James Earle
Thomas Mowrey
George ‘A. Myers
Walter Crouch
Corry
Corry Couple Married In Centerville Baptist Church
Ena Alam of 298 Mound street and Wilbert Merritt of Corry were wed Saturday afternoon at 2:30 at the Centerville Baptist Church with Rev. C. A. Fuller officiating. Mrs Labowski attended the ceremony and Robert C. Merritt served as best man. The couple will reside at 228 Mound street.
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Corry
Centerville
Ena Alam
Mound Street
Wilbert Merritt
Baptist Church
C. A. Fuller
Paul Labowski
Merritt
Robert C. Merritt
Corey
Meritt
Zhukov Warns of Nuclear War Threat
Soviet defense minister Zhukov warns that a major new war would leave no hiding place and the United States could not sit out over the ocean and avoid destruction. He says Russia would use atomic and hydrogen bombs as its main striking force in such a conflict.
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Zhukov
London
Russia
United States
Moscow Radio
Hfarshist Georg
Zukov
Boy, 10, Boosts Winnings On TV Show To $80,000
New York City Bronx pupil Robert Strom aged 10 easily answered three science questions on CBS TV’s The $64,000 Question last night raising his total winnings to $80,000 toward a possible 1 9256,000. He previously earned $16,000 adding to his $64,000 weekly winnings. He will return next week to try to boost the $16,000 to $32,000 and then attempt further rounds for the next $64,000. A contestant can advance through the $64,000 blocks without losing any earned by answering correctly.
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Boy
New York
Robert Strom
Bronx
Geader
Cbs-Tv
Wil Quality
Newborns in Corry and Erie Families
A daughter arrives early this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. James Console of 519 East South Street. A son named Yori Monday is born at Hemet Hospital in Erie to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Williams of West 20th Street, Erie. The mother is formerly Alice Huffman of Corry. Grandparents are Ralph Huffman of Seventh Street and Mrs. Hazel Huffman of Lawton, Pa. Roy Stufflebeam of Main Street is the newborn’s great grandfather.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
James Console
East South Street
Yori Monday
Hemet
Erie
Robert Williams
West 20Th Street
Williams
Alice Huffman
Corry
Ralph Huffman
Seventh Street
Hazel Huffman
Lawelton
Roy Stufflebeam
Main Street
Kadar Sees USSR as Hungary's truest friend in Moscow
Premier Janos Kadar arrived in Moscow aboard a Soviet jet for 10 days of ideological and economic talks with the Kremlin. He praised the Soviet Union as Hungary’s truest and most dependable ally, greeted by Bulganin, Khrushchev, and other Soviet leaders at Vnukovo Airport amid chilly conditions and a crowd of about 500 demonstrators. Western ambassadors largely boycotted the ceremony.
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Janos Kadar
Moscow
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Fay
Voukovo
Bulganin
Communist Party
Nikita Shrushchev
Klement Vorshilov
HMS Pinafore At City Morgue Hall In Baltimore
St Darts Players seek use of City Hall facilities for a May 24 25 production of HMS Pinafore. Richard D Byrd contacts Dr John Fischer city superintendent and speaks with Dr Russell Fischer about staging the show in city spaces.
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Baltimore
Hall
Richard D. Byrd
John Fischer
City Phate
City Hall
Fischer
Byrd
Russell JS. Fischer
Bank Officer Dies Of Heart Attack In Waynesboro
Silas G Benedict 73 years old vice president and trust officer of Waynesboro First National and Trust Co collapsed and died from a heart attack while entering the bank. He had long struggled with heart trouble and was honored last year by the Pennsylvania Banking Association for 60 years in banking.
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Waynespuay
Silas G. Benedict
Waynesboro First National and Trust Co
Pennsylvania Banking Association
Doctor Can't Hang Blasts Nurses Over Courtroom Talk
London defense lawyer Geoffrey Lawrence accused three Crown witnesses in the Eastbourne widow murder trial of discussing their testimony on the way to court in defiance of the judge. Nurse Annie Mason Ellis testified about the overheard remark, while colleagues Helen Stronach and Caroline Randall rode the same train and discussed the case.
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John Bodkin Adams
Eastbourne
Geoffrey Lawrence
Anat Mares
Edith Alice Morrell
English Channel
Old Bailey
House of Lords
House of Commons
Annie Mson-Ellis
Patrick Arthur Devith
Ellis
Miss Mason
Adama
Helen , Stronach
Caroline Randall
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