Bridge Scores At YMCA Collects Mixed Wins In Erie
A Tuesday Duplicate Bridge session at the YMCA yielded top pairs from Erie and Union City. Winners included Mrs. Alexander Boag with Mrs. Hazel Foulke at 83, and Mrs. J Fred Kinley with Mrs. F H Bartholome of Union City at 68. Third place ties went to two pairs at 67. Next week's game requires reservations by Mrs. James Lundy.
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Howellsmaster Polit
Serson
YMCA
Alexander Boag
Hazel Foulke
Erie
J Fred Kinley
F. H. Bartholme
Union City
Frank Graft
E. E. Hawkins
Morgan Beverly
H. J. Wilcox
Earl Haight
Mark Coyle
James Lundy $S
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Mrs. W. Keslar Hosts Xi Beta Phi Group Meeting
Mrs. W. Keslar entertained the Xi Beta Phi chapter of Beta Sigma Phi at the Hotel Corry last night. A Panama and Panama Canal Zone program with films from Mr. Keslar’s Panamanian hotel era plus a business session led by president Mrs. Thomas Plerott concluded with a donation vote to Beta Sigma Phi International Yoan fund and to the American Field Service. Desert refreshments followed. the next meeting is set for April 3 at Mrs. William Stright’s East Main Street home.
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William Stright
East Main Street
Rotary Members Hear About School Merger and Space Needs
Thames Shupe informed Corry Rotary members at a dinner meeting at Hotel Corry that Corry Area Schools may need more office space and facilities for district growth. He supported a proposed merger, saying its advantages likely outweigh drawbacks. New officers were elected for the coming year: Olin Bracken president, Walter Bertram vice president, Carl Triola secretary, William Armitage treasurer, with Morgan Beverly and Thomas Shupe as directors. Thirty two members attended.
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Corry
Thames Shupe
Rotary Club
Hotel
Shupe
Schipel
Olin Bracken
Walter Bertram
Carl Triola
William Armitage
Morgan Beverly
Thomas ‘Shupe
William Leaby
William Rodemeyer
Roger Brown
Dubroskys Entertain Berean SS Class
Mr and Mrs Dean Dubrosky entertained the Berean Sunday School Class of the Evangelical United Brethren Church at their West Park Place home with 31 members present. Homer White gave devotions on How to Live for God and T Allan May offered the closing prayer. Keith Henton showed class banquet photos. Next meeting is a combined Sunday School session at the church in April.
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Dean Dubrosky
Berean
Evangelical United Brethren Church
West Park Place
God
Homer White
T. Allan May
Keith Henton
Clymer Sewing Classes Host Style Show April Evening
Clymer Adult Education invites the public to a sewing styles show Monday at 6 p.m. in the Clymer Central School cafe. No admission charge. A light lunch will be served. Boost Corry Its Good For You.
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Clymer
Clymer Central School
Merger Discussed by Concord PTA Leader Lyle Chase
Concord PTA members discussed a proposed school district merger led by Lyle Chase, with a question and answer period. Mrs. George Fox, president, conducted the meeting business and announced plans for a June picnic at Canadahata Lake. Members voted $80 to the Concord School scholarship fund.
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Concord
Lyle Chase
George Fox
Canadahata Lake
Concord School
Carl “Waseak
Ralph Austin
Paul Mather
Charles Parkhurst
Adrian Buell
William Rodemeyer
Red Cross Board Meets in Titusville Room Session Briefed
Red Cross board of directors gathered last evening in the library building to hear an 8 report on the training course for chapter secretaries in Erie. Mrs Leo Hoylen led invocations and Mrs Laura Williams opened the meeting, with Mrs Eunice Catton of Bradford presenting district activity reports amid plans for a September regional conference in Titusville and a March push for Red Cross donations.
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James Ol
Uevige
Red Cross Board of Directors
Red Cross
Laura Williams Beuign
Leo Hoylen
Celine
Associated Chapters of the Red Cross
Erie
Robert Catlin
Home Service
Bradford
Eunice Catton
Eastern Area
Kennedy Lunch With Queen Marks British Visit
Jacqueline Kennedy lunched at Buckingham Palace with Queen Elizabeth II and attendees including Prime Minister Harold Macmillan and dignitaries. A crowd cheered as she arrived with her Radziwill relatives. media questions followed the televised tour of the White House.
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London
Jacqueline Kennedy
Buckingham Palace
Queen Elizabeth
Harold Macmillan
Lady Dorothy
Mrs. Kennedy
Princess Margaret
Lord Snowdon
Prince
Princess Stanislas Radziwill
U.S
David Bruce
Palace
Radziwill
Pledge Mrs. Roland Hewes in Beta Sigma Phi Jewel Ritual
The Epsilon Phi Chapter hosted the Ritual of Jewels ceremony welcoming Mrs. Roland Hewes who pledged six months earlier. Officers E. Craig Moore and Dolores Aquilino presided with Mrs. Frisina assisting during candlelight rites at Mrs. Frisina’s West Smith Street home after a dinner party at Perry's Inn. The Beta Sigma Phi sorority, founded 1931, supports local and national charitable projects with chapters worldwide.
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Epsilon Phi
Beta ‘Siema Phi
Roland Hewes
Frank Frisna
West Smith Street
E. Craig Moore
Dolores Aquilino
Frisina
Perry’s Inn
Edward Pass
Hewes
Richard Martin
Richard Melzer
Aquiling
Richard Mason
Charles Wright
Moore
Most
U S Military Adviser Visits Berlin Wall Tour
General Maxwell D. Taylor and Gen. Lucius D. Clay viewed the Berlin Wall from air and ground in a cold spring rain. They toured key border points as Moscow reportedly staged air activity in the corridors, though no incidents occurred during Taylor’s visit.
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Webuin
Maxwell D
Berlin
Taylor
London
Frankfurt
Broker To Head Stock Exchange
Edwin D. Etherington, 37, a broker who advised a reform committee, is named president of the American Stock Exchange effective Sept. 4. He was elected unanimously to succeed Edward T. McCormick, who resigned after SEC charges of irregularities at the exchange.
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Stock Exchange New York
Edwin D. Etherington
American Stock Exchange
Wall Street Institution
Board of Governors
Edward T. McCormick
Securities and Exchange Commission
New Bill Promises 20000 Jobs in Pennsylvania
Washington AP reports Senator Clark says a proposed 600 million public works plan could create at least 10000 jobs in Pennsylvania, part of a national 150000 to 200000 jobs aim. Jobs would span building and construction trades, materials industries, and broader economy, with Beaver County workers highlighted. Clark has long pushed public works, area redevelopment, and retraining bills to aid Pennsylvanians until the economy improves.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
Beaver County
Clark
Kennedy
Obs
Noted attorney dies in Norwalk Ohio
Henry Young aged 81 longtime attorney for 55 years and brother of U S Senator Stephen M Young Democrat Ohio died yesterday from a heart attack in Norwalk Ohio He was associated with legal work in the region for decades and his family includes prominent political figures.
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Norwalk
Ohio
Henry Young
U. S
Stephen M. Young
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Xi Beta Phi Group
Rotary
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Concord Pta
Red Cross Group
Anne Mallory
Jackie
Frank Frisina
West South Street
E. Craig
Epsilon Phi Sorority
Beta Siame Phi
United Fund
TB Seal Campaign
American Field’ Service
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Beta Sigima Phi Sorority
Berlin Wall
Canadohta
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