Mrs Tarbell elected district director of BPW Club
Mrs Norman Tarbell of Corry Business and Professional Women's Club was elected district director of District 1 at the annual spring meeting held Saturday at the Lawrence Hotel in Erie. She succeeds Josephine Taft of Tinsville. Other officers installed included Helen Moxley, Elizabeth McFate, Florence Trugden, and Mrs Clinton Pratt. The gathering marked District 1's fifth anniversary with past directors honored. Dignitaries included Mildred Whitby. Gerald Lloyd and Allan Canfield returned from Houghton College for Easter. W. W. Hammond and family returned from a month in San Miguel Arizona after visiting relatives in Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman ‘Farbell
Corry
District 1
Inez Fitch Rath
Agnes Lynch
Pennsylvania Federation of Bpw Clubs
Mildred Whitby
Olyphant
Katherine Remiler
Gerald Lloyd
Harold Lloyd
East Irving Street
Allan Canfield
Eugene Canfield
East Street
Houghton College
W. W. Hammond
West Frederick Street
San Mgflael
Ariz
Thomas Tuck
Tuck
Col
Richard Shoop
Los Angeles
Bridal Shower For Miss Dolores Hosier Before Wedding
A pre nuptial shower honored Miss Dolores Howler who will wed Daniel Johnson of Grant Valley on April 14. Hosts were Misses Lois Nollinger Shirley Coons and Janice Hosier with thirty guests attending at Frank and Verna's in Columbus. Prizes awarded to Mrs. Robert White and Miss Joan Kopnitsky, door prize to Miss Evaline Hasset. Refreshments included sandwiches jello cake punch nuts and candies. The bridal party received many linen and kitchen gifts.
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Dolores Hosier
Dolores Howler
Daniel Johnson
Grant Valley
Frank and Verna
Columbus
Vusses
Lois Nollinger
Shirley Coons
Janice Hosier
Foster
Robert White
Joan Kopnitsky
Evaline Hassett
Stork Shower Honors Mrs Samuel A Smith
A stork shower honoring Mrs. Samuel A Smith was hosted by Mrs George Swack Sr of West Smith Street. Sixteen guests played cards with prizes awarded to Kay Proctor and Mrs Thomas L Smith for cootie and to several guests for canasta. A lunch of jello salad and coffee followed, and gifts were arranged under a pink and blue umbrella. Other attendees included Mrs Michael Bailey and Mrs George Swack Jr among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel A. Smith
George Swack Sr
West Smith Street
Kay Proctor
Thomas L. Smith
Harry Miles
Thomas P. Smith
John McMahon
Kenneth Jaquith
Michael Bailey
Alice Wilcox
W. T. Willams
Donald L. Willams
George Swack Jr
Robert Hand
Everett Elmquist
Corry BPW Club Hosts Monthly Social Evening
The Corry Business and Professional Women's Club held its monthly social in the IOOF Hall dining room with a nine dinner. Hostess committee members were Miss Julia Ficcardi chairwoman Mrs Henry Bailey and Mrs Lucille Church A nominating committee was named to propose officers for the April 5 business meeting.
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Corry
Pre-Nuptial Party Fetes Miss Lillian Zojone
Miss Lillian Zojone was honored at a Sunday bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Steve Zajac and helpers from Clymer Dunkirk and Corry. Guests from North Clymer and nearby towns enjoyed games with prizes and a buffet lunch for 22 attendees. Miss Zojone will marry on April 14.
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Lillian Zojone
Steve Zajac
East South Street
Carl Gincott
LaVerne Pitch
Betty Lou Croker
Richard Trisket
Floyd Cady
John Grden
Glen Bland
Zojone
Frank Zojone
Clymer
North Clymer
Dunkirk
Corry
Mrs Jennie Akam Hosts Neighborhood Club Meeting
Eight members of the Neighborhood Club met with Mrs. Jennie Akam of West Washington street. Entertainment included games and television, prizes awarded to Mrs. Thomas Clark, Mrs. Edna Drake, and door prize to Mrs. Harry Fitch. Lunch of Spanish rice, rolls, pie and coffee served. Exter gifts given to Mrs. Harry Fitch and Mrs. Joseph Henline. Next session set with Mrs. William Haenel on April 23.
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Jennie Akam
West Washington Street
Thomas Clark
Edna Drake
Harry Fitch
Akam
Joseph Henline
Wiliam Haenel
West Frederick Street
Miss Sandra Cochran Hosts Slumber Party and Easter Sunrise Service
Sandra Cochran daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur V Cochran of East Frederick Street entertained at a slumber party last evening at her home. Sixteen girls attended and this morning they joined the annual Easter sunrise service at Corry Area High School where a breakfast was served.
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Sandra Cochran
Arthur V. Cochran
East Frederick Street
Corry Area High School
Kiwanis Club Hears Interesting Speaker
Kiwanis Club met at the Hotel Corry with guest speaker George Sharpe of E. R. Squibb Co. addressing drug stores and antibiotic advances. A moving picture accompanied his talk, followed by group singing and news of transporting the physically handicapped to Union City next Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sharpe
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Corry
Sharpe
Narey Yenchak
E. R. Squibb Co
James Harper
H. Lynn Rice
Howard Hutzelman
Angie Carbone
Frank Anthony
Walter Crouch
Union City
Bruce Summer Ville
East Columbus Avenue
Max Darone Speaks at College Women’s Club Meeting
The Col lege Women’s Club held a March meeting at Emmanuel Episcopal Church undercroft. Max Darone director of the Erie YMCA gave an illustrated humorous talk with slides of his cartoons. Mrs. L. M. Douglas introduced him and Mrs. Roger Brown led a brief business session. Dessert buffet followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Darone
College Club
College Women's Club
Erie Ymca
L. M. Douglas
Darone
Roger Brown
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Birthday Fete for Linda Jane Curtis Nine
A birthday party for Miss Linda Jane Curtis nine was hosted by her mother Mrs Robert Curtis at their West Congress street home Saturday from 1 to 4 PM. Fourteen friends joined in games with prizes for Carol Clark Linda Anthony Mary Dundon Margaret Cool Anita Carlson Wanda Henry and Bonnalee Dyer. Mrs Curtis and her mother Mrs Louis Landy served birthday cake ice cream and Kool Aid. Paper hats and Easter party favors were given to guests. Linda Jane received many nice gifts from friends.
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Linda Jane Curtis
Robert Curtis
West Congress Street
Carol Clark
Linda Anthony
Linda Jane
Dinner gathers 84 at Wayne Valley church event
Eighty four persons attended the recent congregational dinner at Wayne Valley Evangelical United Brethren Church. A bountiful chicken dinner was served under the chairmanship of Mrs. Clyde Maynard and a short program followed. The dinner replaced the summer Sunday School picnic.
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Wayne Valley
Birthday Parties Held At Wattsburg Rink
Two birthday parties were held at the Rainbow Ring in Wallabung over the weekend. On Friday Cathy Estes celebrated her birthday and on Saturday Ellen Phillips was honored. Both events were hosted by the guests parents who provided cake and refreshments after the skating.
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Wallabung
Cathy Estes
Ellen Phillips
May Step Up Propaganda Plan Faces House Review
Washington USIA proposes boosting propaganda by over 50 percent to counter Soviet actions. Director Stretbert asks lawmakers to fund 135 million dollars for next fiscal year, including VOA expansion, a carrier tour with Cinerama, and free phonograph distributions to 27 Near and Far Eastern nations. He predicts greater use of diplomacy and aid alongside psyops as military tensions rise.
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Washington
U. S. Information Agency
Russia
USIA
Theduave O. Stret
Bert
House Appropriations
Congress
Streibert
Voice of America
America
Near
Far East
UW. 8
U. S
Lancaster challenges school code on annexation power
Lancaster argues Section of the State school code granting the State Council of Education authority over school district annexations is unconstitutional. In Superior Court the city contends the council acts arbitrarily, offers no factors for review, and lacks accountability in decisions on annexations such as Manheim Township.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Lancaster
State Council of Education
Manheim Township
Robert H. Miter
Harrisburg
Maurer
Assembly Powers Delegation Cited Under State Constitution
A political figure argued that the General Assembly may delegate some powers but when doing so must delineate clear standards governing the recipient's operation. The remark highlighted the constitutional limits on delegation and the need for definable criteria.
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General Assembly
TWU Asked To Postpone Strike Against PRR
The National Mediation Board asked the Trapisport Workers Union to postpone indefinitely a strike against the Pennsylvania Railroad that was set for midnight tomorrow. The dispute centers on alleged avoidable costs at Altoona shops due to planning and scheduling. The board seeks time to help reach an amicable settlement and officials expect the union to agree to delay the walkout.
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TWU
PRR
Washington
National Mediation Board
Trapisport Workers
Pennnsylvania Railroad
Altoona
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