Social Club Elects Officers In Garden Room Meeting
The Ladies Atwallary held a meeting at the Garden Room of the post home with Mrs. Alfred Corie presiding. Initiation for two new members occurred, and officers were elected including Mrs. Harold Shaefer as president and Mrs. Claude Weber as senior vice president. The group voted to join a proposed death benefit insurance plan and will install new officers on April 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sae
Post Home
Alfred Corie
Alma Dingfelder
John Bolan
Harold Shaefer
Claude Weber
Stanley Malek
Hazel ‘Shuas
Dae Dinglelder
Clyde Reynolds
Velma Carmcke
James Keppel
Rosa McElroy
Alfred Cent
Reynolds
Shuss
McElroy
Maurice Porter
Peter Glavis
Conetway Girl Scouts Enter Poster Contest
Troop 364 of Conetway School submitted blood bank posters at their meeting to support a poster contest sponsored by the local Civil Defense unit. Scouts received donor cards to recruit new donors for the bloodmobile visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conetway
Girl Scouts of ‘Troop 364
Conetway School
Corry
Robert Jolley
Uueht
Mead Park
Births Report From Corry Memorial Hospital
A string of birth notices from Corry Memorial Hospital details new daughters and a son born to local families. Mr and Mrs David Bensink from RD 4 welcome a daughter. Mr and Mrs Alan Cox of 803 North Center note a daughter. Mr and Mrs Norman Lewis of Columbus announce a daughter. Mr and Mrs Clarence Hesse of 440 South Center announce a daughter. Mr and Mrs Max Anderson of Cleveland report a son, Wayne Leslie, born Tuesday evening, with Mrs Anderson formerly Yvonne Radon of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorry Memorial Hospital
David Bensink
RD. 4
Alan Cox
Nort Center Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry Memorial
Norman Lewis
Columbus
Clarence Hesse
South Center Street
Corry Memorial Hospit
Wayne Leslie
Max Anderson
Cleveland
Anderson
Yvonne Radon
This City
Friendly Circle Monthly Session at Mrs Shampoe Home
The Friendly Circle of the Catung Sunday School met at Mrs Nell Thompson's home for its monthly session. President Mrs Gordon Shampoe led singing, nine members answered roll call, and a verse about joy was shared. Mrs Arthur Wallace gave devotions from Ecclesiastes 3 1 10. Mrs Walter DeShazer led games with prizes won by Ina Wallace and Genevieve Fassett. Light lunch was served by the hostess with Mrs Lena Mullett assisting. Next meeting at Mrs Gordon Shampoe's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morthy
Catung
Nell Thompson
Gordon Shampoe
Arthur Wallace
Walter DeShazer
Ina Wallace
Genevieve Fassett
Lena Mullett
Gorrlon Shampoe
Fete Honors Mrs Marsh At Baby Shower In East Mainstreet
Mrs Crosby Bush hosted a baby shower for Mrs Harold Marsh and her daughter Susant En Maren with assistance from Mrs Wayne VanGuilder and Mrs Keith Henton. Games awarded prizes to Mrs Jerom Davis Mrs Ernest Buett hofer and Mrs Van Guilder. Pink bassinets and nut-filled floors welcomed guests as refreshments of strawberry cookies tea and coffee were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Marsh
Crosby Bush
East Mainstreet
Susant En Maren
Wayne VanGuilder
Keith
Henton
Jerom Davis
Ernest Buetthofer
van Guilder
Marsh
Mrs William Johnson Hosts Birthday Club Meeting
Mrs William Johnson of Rast Irving street hosted the Birthday Club meeting last evening at her home. Fourteen members attended and socialized as the birthday of Mrs Russell Briges was celebrated with a gift from the club. A lunch of salad rolls cookies and coffee followed before adjournment. Next month the Misses Lena and Hazel Metker will entertain the club on April 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Johnson
Rast Irv Ing Street
Russell Briges
Lena
Hazel Metker
Helping Hand Club Henor Meeting at IOOF Hall
Members of the Helping Hand Club Henor met at the IOOF Hall to sew quilts for Meadville Orphans Home. Mrs Fred Mixer and Mrs William DeHaven hosted a noon tureen dinner while Mrs Glenn Eldred, president, led the business session. The next meeting is scheduled for April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beipuig Hand Club
IOOF
Meadville
Fred Mixer
Wiliam DeHaven
Glenn Eldred
Grange backs new school bus law in Harris county
Tarren County Pomona Grange No. 10 announced support for House Bills in Harris County to allow use of the same school buses for extracurricular activities. The move aims to end a prior ban that forced districts to hire Public Utilities Commission licensed carriers, reducing costs and hassle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jee Gur
Tarren County
Pomona
Public Utilities Commission
Convoy Passes Through Suez Canal After Blockade
A convoy entered the Suez Canal today the first since last November. It consisted of four Italian ships and one each from Russia Greece West Germany Romania and Finland. They paid tolls to Egypt.
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Suez Port
Suez Canal
Egypt
Beck Terms Theft Charge Preposterous After Senate Hearing
Beck dismisses theft allegations as preposterous after two days of questioning by the Senate Rackets Investigating Committee. He notes no Fifth Amendment issue and recalls a harsh Yakima reception, while Union executives plan a million-dollar PR push funded from the Teamsters treasury. House Republicans push bills to bar unions from paying defense costs for officers accused of crimes, with limited exceptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sian Im
Teamsters
Senats Committee
Washington
Senate
Yakima
Beck
Seattle
Senate Committee
McClelland
D-Ark
Ree
International Union
Hoffman
R-Mich
Pinza Seeks Television Work After Heart Attacks
Stamford Connecticut. Enrico Pinza, the operatic bass known for South Pacific and Fanny, says he hopes to work again this fall on stage or television. He suffered two heart attacks last year and a coronary occlusion at his home on December 3. An August attack occurred at his Cervia, Italy summer home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinza
Stamford
Conn
Enzo Pinga
Ilo
Fanny
Cervia
Italy
Three Appeals Pike Indictments
Harrisburg appeals from two lower courts were filed with the Pennsylvania Supreme Court yesterday by three men indicted in operation of the Turnpike Commission. James F Torrance suspended commissioner G J Hubert and E J Donnelly sought review of Dauphin County and Superior Court refusals to dismiss the indictments. Hubert and Donnelly worked for J E Greiner Co of Baltimore as consulting engineers to the commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pike
Harrisburg
Supreme Court
Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission
James F. Torrance
G. J. Hubert
E. J. Donnelly
Dauphin County
Hubert
Donnelly
J. E. Greiner Co
Baltimore
Budget battle grows over federal spending and cuts
The April Guaranty Trust Co survey urges Congress to adopt a yearly legislative budget, with four rules to curb federal spending. It cites the Hoover Commission and calls for annual appropriations review, limited to a single local year. The article notes the broad concern over inflation and tax pressures amid rising state and local taxes. The discourse frames the budget clash among the President Congress lenders economists and taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Congress
Eisenhower
Guaranty Trust Co
Gut
U.S. and Allies Study Egypt's Suez Plan
Western powers discussed toll payments to a neutral agency and a plan to insulate Suez operations from Egyptian politics. The goal was to limit Nasser's ability to affect ship passage and to secure U.S., Britain, and France backing for a final canal settlement by late March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Egypt
Suez
World Bank of United Nations
United States
Britain
France
Nasser
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Nell D. Seifert
Fort Knox
Elbert B. Bush
North Center Street
W. H. McAffee
Montgomery
James Walters
East South Street
Wiliam Sebenick
Fredrick Grantham
Karen Sue
Erle
Arthur Cochran
Donald Nantes
John Sheehan
Gilson
Builders Supply
Minas Tirive
Alguye Fatting Sparco Abe
Oyen
Helping Hand Club
Henor
Grange
Beck Terms
Parkege Burpee
Mauldner
Barney's Firestone Store
Firestone
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra
Ghavies
Denby
Business Mirror
Sam Dawson
Hoover Commission
Bob and
Kate
MGM
Bob Katharine Hope
Hepburn
Ie Scott
Rock Hudson
Mil National Banks
Loblaws
Orchard Park
SWIFT
Corry Levines
Model Dairy Company
Dial
West Smith St
Corry, Pa
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