Red Cross Directors Hold Monthly Meeting in Corry
The Corry Red Cross focal chapter met last evening with nine directors present. Charles M. Clark chaired. Robert G. Tunnel reported on the current fund drive with a goal to have reports from Ward volunteers by Friday. Bloodmobile visit to Corry is set for April 16 under Civil Defense, aiming for 165 pints.
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Red Cross
Marth
Focal Chapter
American Red Cross
Charles M. Clark
Robert G. Tunnel
Don Williams
Home Service
Tunnel
Corry
Ui Civil Defense
Clark
Alfred M. Gruenther
National Red Cross
Pittsburgh
Bard
WOTM Dinner Honoring Charter Members Plan
Women of the Mouse met for a special session at the Mouse home to discuss plans for a charter members dinner. The event, to be held on Agath at 6 30 p m, will feature ham and dessert with guests asked to bring thr e n and table service. Mrs Joseph McCulen heads the home making, with Mrs Stanley Mulek as general chairwoman and officers assisting, including numerous listed members.
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Women of the Mouse
Mouse
Tureon
Fedendal
Agath
Joseph McCulen
Stanley Mulek
Ffair
Clarence Kitch
Dovid Bradford
William Gimbleton
Arnold Applebor
Mary Higgins
Harriet Harrower
Lea Teberlein
Charles Henty
Henry Ayis
Agnes Lynch
Haroid Andereng
Lelind Wilcox
Alfred Cone
Wilam Hempel
Ex Area Resident Feted At Long Distance Shower
Former resident Donna May Spoon of Columbus hosted a long distance stork shower Sunday for her sister Mrs. Robert Chapman Jr. of Torrance California. About 16 guests enjoyed social time and games with prizes won by Mrs. Isaac Sher Jock Mrs. Johey Gilmore and Mrs. Paul the Carrier. Ice cream cake and coffee were served. Guests received safety pin favors and gifts were wrapped for mailing to Mrs Chapman. Additional out of town attendees included Mr and Mrs Fred Clute and Mrs Mabel Bonnett of Union City.
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Donna May Spoon
Columbus
Robert Chapman Jr
Torrance
Calif
Isaac Sher Jock
Spartaneburg
Johey Gilmore
Paul
Carrier
Chapman
Une
Ered Clute
Mabel Bonnett
Union City
Legion Auxiliary Meeting Reported At Last Evening
American Legion Auxiliary met last evening chaired by president Mrs V Orn. A report covered the Thi-Colinny-Colnell gathering at Cones Lake and future June council at Covhivunton. Members approved an $8 ad in the Arrival publication and 2.50 cash for the president's project. Mrs Anderson noted a box of coupons sent toward the project. total coupons received reached 1,600. Discussion covered bills before Congress on orphans of Korean War veterans and retirement for veterans 65 and over. Hosts Mrs Harry Burton and Mrs Glenn Warner served refreshments before adjournment.
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Anderson
House of Representatives
Harry Burton
Glenn Warner
Youth Council Holds Lenten Worship Service
The Corry Area Youth Council sponsored a Lenten youth service at St. Pauls Lutheran Church at 8 am. Charles Scott led a hymn, Judy Catlin read Scripture, Grace Ann Bagley gave a prayer, and Rev. H Roy Harris delivered the sermonette. Rev B Lines led the closing blessing. Ushers were George Gage, David Myers, and Robert Staples. Sally Chase served as acolyte.
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Corry Area
Past Noble Grands Club Holds Routine Meeting
The Past Nowe Grands met at TOOF Hall with Mrs. Glenn Gates presiding. After business, members enjoyed games and contests. refreshments were served by Mrs. Merle Akom and Mrs. Elof Dahl. The group will meet next on April 23.
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Past Noble Grands Club
Toof Hall
Glenn Gates
Merle Akom
Elof Dahl
Concord PTA Panel Program Highlights Character Building
The Concord School PTA met at the school with Mrs. Thomas Pierotti presiding. A nominating committee chaired by Mrs. Charles Weston and an auditing group led by Earle Blilgy were named. Mrs Ruth Carroll's room won the attendance award as DP L M Douglas moderated a panel on "Character Building Whose Job" featuring Mrs Page Louderback Mrs R Lawrence Davison Rev Elmer A Ortner and Pellx Matthews.
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Concord Pta
Concord School
Parent-Teacher Association
Thomas Pierotti
Frank McKnight
Charles Weston
Pred Ahl
Marguerite Nichols
Earle Blilgy
Ralph Austin
Robert Jolley
Ruth Carroll
DP. L. M. Douglas
Page Louderback
R. Lawrence Davlson
Elmer A. Ortner
Pellx Matthews
Charles Musin
Friendship Aid Meeting Hosted By Mrs Carrier
Mrs John Carrier hosted the Friendship Aid group of the Evangelical United Brethren Church for the regular meeting. Twenty two members attended the business session led by President Mrs Glenn Humes with devotions by Mrs Robert Shannon. A social hour followed with gingerbread and tea. The next meeting will be April at Mrs Birth Lyons home on Wright street.
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Friendship Aid
John Carrier
John ‘Carrier
Bait “Mainarevl
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Glenn Humes
Robert Shannon
Gerald Fish
Ayis Ross
Lloyd Lillie
Birth Lyons
Wright Street
PTA Talent Show Draws Wide Local Talent
The talent show featured a range of acts from Brokenshaw Stompers square dance group to Diane Cook and Dennis Beardsley as soloists. Master of ceremonies Edward Kovach was praised, with Barbara Wickwire and Ronald Shank among participants. Prizes of 10, 5, and 4 dollars went to Matrene Lilley, Walter Dingfelder, and Larry Jackson as ticket sales rewards.
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Brokenshaw Stompers
Q. Tomer
J. Wilox
Diane Cookis
Richard Childrick
Megat Sisters
Marlene McIntyre
Dennis Beardsley
Roger Finink
Edward Kovach
Joseph Piteavage
PTA
Barbara Wickwire
Secordion Sold
Ronald Shank
Diane Sawyer
Act
Lynn Burgess
Lenore Lilley
Felton
Louis Beardsley
Marilyn Fish
Maurene Lilley
Carmen Merritt
Joel Weaver
Les Chanteves
Pitcavage
White
Wilcox
Matrene Lilley
Walter Dingfelder
Larry Jackson
Grove City Honors Mrs Milford Dennison at Shower
Mrs Milford Dennison formerly Hope Docherty was honored at a post nuptial shower in Grove City hosted by Rev and Mrs Thomas Owens and Mr and Mrs D J Crouch. About 60 members of the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church attended as women of the parish assisted with serving. Mrs Dennison received a selection of fine gifts from friends. Rev Docherty formerly served as pastor of Grove City and MA Church before moving to Corry.
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Grove City
Dennison W
Docherty
Grove City and
Corry
Columbus Grange Card Party Set for April 6
Columbus Grange No 675 plans a public card party at Town Hall on April 6 with Arthur Ayling as master. Officers were present except two. A committee led by Arthur Hill, Paul Suchar Jr. and Mrs Deforest Bindley will handle new member applications. Home economics duties assigned to Mrs D P Triskel, Mrs Edna Norton, and Mrs Arthur Hill with Norton chosen to assist through year. Arthur Ayling and Charles Sandberg installed as master and overseer by David Curtis. The lecturer program featured a humorous play Murder at Midnight by Grange youth, enjoyed by attendees. Close of evening included a tea served by Mrs Ayling and Mrs Norton for 30 members and five Corry Grange guests.
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Columbus Grange
Arthur Ayling
Arthur Hill
Paul Suchar Jr
Deforast-Bindley
Edna Nor
Jton
Ayling
Man
Norton
Charles Sandberg
David ‘Curtis
the Grange
McCray Methodist Youth Plan Pancake Supper
The Methodist Youth Fellowship of McCray Methodist Church announced a pancake supper. It will be held Saturday evening from 6 30 to 7 30 at the McCray Community Hall and the general public is invited to attend.
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McCray
Methodist Youth Fellowship
McCray Methodist Church
Young Bronk pupil nears $256000 on $64000 Question
An 8 year old science whiz from Bronk, identified as Asm IVES 3a EwuEEL STOR, boosted winnings to $96,000 after solving a six part question on fluorescent lamps and electricity. He previously held $80,000 on The $64,000 Question as he aimed for the potential $256,000 prize on the television quiz show.
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Asm Ives
Ewueel Stor
Writer-editor Ira Benet dies at 88 in Washington
Ira Elbert Benet editor in chief of the Washington Post from 1908 to 1933 died yesterday at age 88 in Washington. He helped found the National Press Club and later served as managing editor of National Republic magazine, shaping early 20th century journalism and press clubs.
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Washington
Ira Elbert Benet
The
Washington Post
Post and Times Herald
National Republic
National Press Club
Bulganin Warns Norway Against Atomic Bases
Soviet Premier Bulganin warned Norway against NATO atomic bases in a 3500 word letter to Foreign Minister Einar Gerhardsen. He said NATO aimed to equip West Germany and others with nuclear weapons and vowed strong retaliation if war came, while stressing Soviet desire for peace but readiness to act. Norway’s NATO ties and border proximity to the Soviet Union framed the warning amid regional tensions with Sweden Finland and Denmark also under Soviet attention.
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Norway
Soviet Union
Bulganin
NATO
Finland
Sweden
Denmark
Einur Gerhardsen
West Germany
U. S
Bulgsnin
Lawyer Disbarred In Briberies In Pittsburgh Case
Pittsburgh attorney Albert Martin was suspended from practice for two years after misconduct tied to his handling of sex deviates. The Allegheny County court rejected disbarment, noting the vice squad arrests and grand jury probe from 1951. The bar association alleged Martin solicited bribes, charged up to $1,000, and influenced arresting officers to alter testimony.
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Pittsburgh
Albert Martin
Martin
Allegheny County Common Pleas Court
Courtty Bar Association
Grand Jury
Bar Association
Adams Trial: Narcotics Trialed in Edith Morrell Case
Dr John Bodkin Adams stands accused of murdering Edith Morrell to inherit her wealth. Prosecution medical witness Dr Arthur Douthwaite says injections of morphia and heroin were unjustified. Defense cites nurses records showing drug mixtures given to calm and aid sleep. Edith Morrell died in 1950. cremation not performed.
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Adams
Cadet Sealed Days In Boxcar Details Revealed
Cadet describes being sealed inside a boxcar with four inch walls muffling his screams and pounding water. He recounts repeated appeals for water and a night of rain driving him to near death. Army authorities did not release further details.
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Peter
Toader
Gibbons
Labor Leader Loses Citizenship Amid Communist Ties
James J. Maties, 48, director of the United Electrical Workers, had his citizenship revoked after a six week trial found he lied about Communist ties before naturalization. Born in Romania and living in Brooklyn, Maties became a citizen in 1984 and faces possible further legal consequences including a three month contempt sentence issued March 20, 1956. The union president pledged appeal and confidence of reversal.
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ABW Xorb
Ae Gees Sunt
James J. Maties
Naturalisa
Ton
Maties
Organiza~ Tion
United Electrical, Ra~di
Machine Workers of America
CIO
Mailes
Romania
Walter Bruchhausen
Miles
Mattes
Brooklyn
United Electrical
Albert J. Fitegerald
J. Maties
Matthew Abrams
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