Community Life Notes From Beaverdam Area
Local notices report twin brothers Donald and Ronald Leslie celebrated a birthday and were honored at a family dinner. Mrs. Cleve Morton returned from Pittsburgh after attending a children’s fashion show for Morton’s Children’s Shop. Beaverdam 4H plans officer elections at Wayne Valley Evangelical United Brethren Church tomorrow at 8 pm. Samaritan Class at First Methodist hosted a dinner with a Haiti trip program by Edward Rossbacher. Senior Tri LY plans a spaghetti fundraiser April 24 at 5 to 8 pm for Boston trip, with prices 1.25 adults 1 student 0.75 child. Ambassador Class held a church supper with 45 attendees. kitchen project pledged. The April meeting of Ambassador Class will be dispensed with to attend the March to Sunday School dinner. Mrs. Norman Tarbell returns from Cleveland after accompanying her daughter Linda, Allegheny College student, home. NRA Hunter Safety course to be held April 1 at 7:20 at Merrill Wade’s home, Beaverdam 4H Club sponsoring, open to youths 12 and over.
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Donald
Ronald Leslie
James Leslie
South Center Street
Cleve Morton
Park Street
Pittsburgh
Morton
Wayne Valley
Haiti
Leroy Beck
Bryan Sore
Lloyd Wer
Arthur Crowell
Marjorié Barr
Paul’Meerdink
Tri- LY
Boston
Ea United Brethren
Paul Huriseta
Russell White
Robert Fish
Ivan Hunsberger
Norman Tarbell
East South Street
Cleveland
Linda
Allegheny College
Meadville
West Hcchhool
Merrill Wade
R.D
Beaverdam
Nelson-Wed Goodwill tie in Winchester March 19
Miss Connie Lee Nelson wed Elmer W. Goodwill Jr. of Waterford in Winchester Virginia on March 19. The couple, now Mrs Goodwill and Mr Goodwill, reside at 403 West Pleasant Street Corry. She works for Sylvania Electric Products in Warren, he for Paul Skelton trucking in Waterford.
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Miss Nelson
Elmer Goodwill
Harry Nelson
Connie Lee Nelson
Elmer W. Goodwill Jr
Elmer Goodwill Sr
Waterford
Winchester
Goodwill
Sylvania Electric Products
Warren
Mr. Goodwill
Paul Skelton
West Pleasant Street
Corry
Medical Society to Offer Low Interest Loans to Med Students
The Pennsylvania Medical Society will provide low interest tuition loans to qualifying medical school students. Announcement was made yesterday by Dr. W. Benson Harer of the society's Educational Committee. Loans come from funds contributed by Pennsylvania physicians.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Medical Society
W. Benson Harer
Pennsylvania
To Propose Free Tuition In Pennsylvania Legislature
Harrisburg AP Sen Paul Mahady proposes legislation to offer free tuition at 14 state colleges and to create four new institutions. Estimated annual state cost about 8.5 million, current tuition 250 in teacher courses and 300 in liberal arts. Initial faculty costs for four new colleges projected at 8 million annually.
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Harrisburg
Paul Mahady
D-Westmoreland
Mahady
Power outage hits 1200 in Mount Washington area
A three hour power failure darkened parts of Mount Washington Duquesne Heights and West End, cutting 1200 names and businesses. Duquesne Light Co. cited a glass insulator on a 4000 volt cable as the cause. The 4-H Club members observed the outage. Mr. Wade was the instructor.
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Pittsburgh
Mount Washington
Duquesne Heights
West End
Duquesne Light Co
Kinley Duo Win Corry Bridge Open Pair Championship
Members of the Corry Bridge Association concluded a two session open pair championship with Mr. and Mrs. J. Fred Kinley taking 115 points. Runners-up were Mrs. Robert Tunnell and Mrs. Frank Graft with 13. The session winners in a five-table Howell included F. H. Bartholme and wife Union City 54 and others: James Lundy and Veo Lindsey 60, T A Hubley 59, Kinley 38, and Morgan Beverly 56. A Master Point game is planned for next week.
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Corry Bridge Association
J. Fred Kinley
Robert Tunnell
Frank Graft
Howell
F. H. Bartholme
Union City
James Lundy
Veo Lindsey
T. A. Hubley
Morgan Beverly
Assembly Of God Plans Family Day In Sunday School
James W. Muller, pastor of the Assembly of God, announced that Sunday will be family day in the Sunday School with emphasis on full family attendance. A special honor will be given to the largest family present. Last Sunday was baby day with babies photographed for parents, part of the Forward Drive in 65 crusade continuing each Sunday through Easter.
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James W. Muller
The
Assembly of God
Wassink Family Welcomes a Son in Bowling Green
A son was born March 21 to Mr and Mrs Hal Wassink of Bowling Green Ohio. Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Ralph Wassink of Clymer. Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Livingston Barden of Osprey Florida and formerly of Sherman meaning the family circle expands with the new arrival.
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Hal Wassink
Bowling Green
Ohio
Ralph Wassink
Clymer
Livingston Barden
Osprey, Fla
Sherman
My Favorite Recipe Pan de Pascua Easter Bread Mire
A traditional Easter bread recipe from South America, using flour salt yeast milk butter sugar eggs raisins and candied peel. Prepare a sponge with warmed milk and yeast, mix with flour and salt, then cream butter and sugar add eggs and combine with sponge add raisins and peel knead until elastic divide into two loaves and rise before baking 25 minutes at 350 degrees F.
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the Corry Journal
South America
BPW Honors Girl Of Month In Corry Meeting
The Corry Business and Professional Women’s Club met in the Colonial Room of the Moose Lodge. Patricia Stee was named March BPW Girl of the Month for leadership and scholarship. Samuel Baressi spoke on Mead Park amphitheater plans sponsored by the Corry Veterans Council, noting voluntary construction and potential Memory Lane site.
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Corry
Moose Lodge
Patricia Stee
Tony Stee
East Mainstreet
Samuel Baressi
Mead Park
Stee
Corry Area
Corry Veterans Council
American Legion
VFW T
Robert Sanders
Paul Porter
Baressi
Memory Lane
Clara Hill
M. Agnes Lynch
Deanna Dundon
Patrick Rynd
Dwyer
Bertha McMichael
Ruth Dahlstrand
Sondra Varrassa
Viola Brown
Lena Lanehyn
Irvin Downs
Kane
Mary E. Sears
Ruth Dalstrand
Dora Daye
Employment Drops in Pittsburgh Area in February
Employment in the four-county Pittsburgh labor market area fell by 1,900 from January to February, reported by the Pittsburgh office of the State Employment Service. The decline was blamed largely on seasonal layoffs.
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Pittsburgh
State Employment Service
National tire safety hearings spark disclosure debate
Washington AP The FTC weighs a mandatory public disclosure of tire hazards after two days of January hearings. Sen. Nelson calls the tire matter a national scandal, citing an 800 page transcript alleging inadequate tires on many new cars and six passenger sedans.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Gaylord Nelson
D-Wis
Senate
Nelson
Huge Bomber Breaks Two Aviation Records At Edwards
Edwards Air Force Base California AP report says the XB supersonic bomber set two records during a test flight. At 500000 pounds it was the heaviest airplane ever, and the craft logged 80 minutes at speeds up to 1400 mph. Test pilots Al White and Van Shepard reached 56000 feet.
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Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
North American Aviation
al White
van Shepard
Tire size myths questioned at hearing on tire labeling
Witnesses from tire manufacturers and independent dealers disputed size stamps on tires. They testified that terms like first line, second line, and third line have varying meanings across brands, while noting trunks and luggage tests reveal real carrying capacity differs from stamped specifications.
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Birdie
McMicuag
Society Editor
Wade
Borry
National
Zank
Orcomne
BPW
Samuel Bares
Miss Lynch
Dahlstrand
Keppel Tiffany
Judith Dwyer
Harry Hotchkiss
Tiffany
Corry Business and Professional Women's Club
Samuel Ba
Ressi
McMichael
Loblaws
Bennett
Bennett's
Coats
Hasler
Ito
Buyet
Bennett's —Corry’s House of Fashion