Wetherbee-Thompson Engagement Announced
Social news notes the engagement of Sandra Joyce Wetherbee to Brite B. Parker, with details on families from Spartansburg and Townville, their schooling, and current employment. a May wedding is planned and Rev. Ortner chaired the nominating committee. Nathan Pittman visits relatives during spring vacation from Stony Brook Academy. Alfred Morrison returns home after trips to St Petersburg, St Augustine and Fort Myers. A Methodist Church Family Night Dinner drew 127 attendees with a screened dinner and a finance committee program.
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Gerald W. Wetherbee
Spartanshig
Sandra Joyce
Brite B. Parker
Rose Thompson
Townville
Lyle Parker
Meadville
Miss Wetherbee
Spartansburg High School
Ajax Tron
Cony
Townville High School In 1954 and Is Employed By the Trang Peon Oil Company
Titusville
Elmer A. Ortner
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Erie
Pittsburgh Synod
St. John's Church
Greenville
Rey, Ortner
Nathan Pittman
Filstinele
Paul F. Bauer
West Park Place
Stony Brook Academy
Stony Brook
Long Island
N. Y
Methodist Church
First Methodist Church
R. Lawrence - Davison
Commission On
Roy Reed
Concert and Dinner Honor Maryville College Choir at Church
A Presbyterian church hosted a family dinner for the Maryville College Choir with 46 members as overnight guests from Erie Fairview Titusville and Connerville areas. The choir presented an 8 p.m. concert to a large congregation and performed at the Junior High Assembly before departing for Slippery Rock and Corry for the next appearances.
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Presbyterian Church
Maryville College
First Presbyterian Church
Merle Page
Slippery Rock
Ithe
Corry
Erie
Fairview
Titusville
Gonnédutville
Women’s Civic Club Meets at Corry Red and Cin Club
A nine member Women’s Civic Club gathered yesterday afternoon on East Washington street with president Mrs. Bert Welden presiding. They completed a quilt project and planned a rummage sale for April with location to be announced and voted a five dollar contribution to the Red Cross. The next meeting is set for April 26.
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Women’s Civic Club
Women's Civic Club
Corry
Conclude Winter Series Of Elks Ladies Days
The final Ladies Day at the Elks Club was held Thursday with about 27 women present. Luncheon was served at 1 o clock and cards followed. Bridge winners were Miss Lena St Clair, Miss Rebecca St Clair, and Mrs John A Flatt. Similar sessions occurred every other Thursday in winter, with hope for summer continuation at Corry Country Club.
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Elks
Elks Club
Lynncheon
Lena St Clair
Rebecca St. Clair
John A. Flatt
Corry Couintry Club
Mrs Walter Foster Feted At Birthday Party Mahy Thabal
Mrs Walter Foster celebrated a birthday with a party hosted by Mr and Mrs Walter Foster presenting 13 guests. Games like bingo provided entertainment with prizes won by Adams Agnes Brutting Marion and others. Refreshments included cake ice cream and coffee as gifts flooded in for the honored guest.
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Walter Foster
Mahy-Thabal
Adam
Re Crood
I Adams
Agnes Brutting
Marion
Klinke
Adasio
Beverly Kine
Lousville Wis
Hospital Auxiliary Plans Card Party at April Meeting
The Ladies Auxiliary of Corry Memorial Hospital schedules April meeting Monday at 7 30 PM. President Mrs J F Needham asks strong turnout to finalize plans for the card party the group will sponsor on April 23rd.
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Ladies Auxiliary of
Corry Memorial
Nurkes
Dinitg
J. F. Needham
Local Sorority Honors Members At Dinner Party
A dinner honoring new and exemplar members of Epsilon Phi Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Sorority took place Wednesday at Frank and Verna's Restaurant in Columbus. Seated for 18, the event featured yellow and white decor. Afterward, ritual of jewels degree conferred on Miss Shirley Miler and Mrs. Darwin Walcott at Mrs. Robert Curtis home. other four year members listed.
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Epsilon Phi
Beta Sigma Phil
Frank and Verna’s
Columbus
Robert Curtis
West Congress Street
Raymond Blynt
Shirley Miler
Darwin ‘Walcott
Robert J. Gleason
Thomas Flerotti
Ernest Simmonsen
Robert Simmonson
Robert Eddy
Plerotti
Arthur Laurell
Clinton Pratt
Diocesan Altar Boy Contest Opens In Erie Diocese
The Erie Diocese has officially opened the Diocesan Contest For Altar Boys sponsored by the department of youth activities. Last year 2000 altar boys from 390 parishes competed for prizes totaling 225, presented to 20 winners on a diocesan and district plan. Archbishop Gannon received a 10 carat gold prize.
Crash injures 3 at Starbrick on Route 6
A head on collision near White's Drive-In on Route 6 at Starbrick sent three people to Warren General Hospital in a Youngstown ambulance. Mr and Mrs Philip Mains of Warren and Thomas Malzel of Youngstown were treated for multiple injuries and lacerations while x rays were ordered to check for additional harm as state police continued the investigation. The Mains had recently moved to Warren from Clarendon.
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Wartinn
Starbrick
Warren General Hospital
Youngaville
Philip Mains
Warren
Thomas Malzel
Youngstons
Ohio
Maiis
Malzel
Maltis
White's
Mrs. Mains
Clarendon
False Nose Saves Life Of Driver
London report says a motorist avoided blinding by wearing a giant false nose after leaving a party. A car with bright lights approached and the nose shadow crossed one eye, restoring sight. Eye specialist L H Savin notes one eye can be blinded without harming the other.
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London
Royal Society of Medicine
Parochial Awards Set for Variation Day in May
Ten awards will recognize parochial superiority and will be presented on Variation Day, May 20. Parish pastors are being supplied with enrollment blanks by the Erie department of youth activities. A central board of examiners will be selected to determine the various winners.
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Department of Youth Activities Office
Erie
Board of Examiners
Bes
Beck Suspension Looms Over AFL-CIO Finances
Union investigators say Beck diverted over 320000 from Temmster funds for personal use. Meany summons Beck to a May 20 hearing to answer charges of misusing union funds and harming the labor movement. Teamsters official English opposes Becks planned million dollar publicity campaign and questions Teamsters board approval.
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Afl-Cio
Beck
Seattle
Apl-Cio
George Meany
Aflcio
Teamsters Union
John English
Evielish
the International
Teamster High Commando
Slready
Teamsters Executive Board
Talking Bomb developed as weapon for propaganda
Electronics magazine reports a high altitude bomb carrying a 500 watt loud speaker system designed to broadcast propaganda to troops and ground forces. Dropped from 60 000 feet, it can broadcast for at least three minutes over a half mile circle and features a multi section bomblet with parachutes and a sound reproducer. Developed at Cook Research Laboratories Skokie Illinois for Wright Air Development Center.
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New York
Cook Research Laboratories
Skokie, Til
Communication and Navigation Laboratory
Wright Air Development Center
Convoys Move Through Suez amid Gaza Strip Tension
UN officials in New York noted no evidence of Egyptian military police buildup in the Gaza Strip. A diplomatic source said Hammarckjold and Nasser agreed Arab Police and UN troops would cooperate to prevent raids into Israel by anti-Teragli commandos.
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Gaza Strip
Strip
Jerusalem
New York
Hammarckjold
Nasser
Israel
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