Town Topics and Personals Notes on Local Visits
Miss J Karen Mallick of East Church street and Miss Jeanne Payer of East Pleasant street left yesterday for a short stay at Waynesburg College in Waynesburg Pa. They will visit Rev Panl Heuer and family and Miss Elsie Hunt and Miss Catherine Kelley sophomores at the college. Mrs Ira Miller of North Denver street has returned to her home after a two month vacation in Pompano Beach Fla. John Roberts a Princeton University student has returned to studies after spring vacation with his parents on East South Street. His house guest was Miss Betsy Storer of New York City.
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J. Karen’ Mallick
East Church Street
Jeanne Payer
East Pleasant Street
Waynesburg College
Waynespurg
Panl Heuer
Famiy
Elsie Hunt
Catherine Kelley
Bauer
First Presbyterian Church
Ira Miller
North Denver Street
Pompano Beach
Fla
John Roberts
Princeton University
Princeton
WN J
Herold Roberts
East South Street
Betsy Storer
New York City
Sherry Upperman Feted At Shower
Miss Sherry Upperman honored at Frank and Verna's Restaurant by Carey Nelson and Joyce. Eight guests attended and presented gifts. Prizes awarded to several guests, with special prize to Mrs Richard Mulvin. Refreshments featured fruited gelatin, wafers, shower cake and coffee. Guests came from Ashville, Union City, Cambridge Springs, Spartansburg, Columbus and Corry.
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Sherry Upperman
Carey
Nelson
Miss Joyce
Miss Upperman
Richard Phelps
Charles van Winkle
Michael Bailey Jr
Gertrude Nelson
William Shreve
Rhoda
Dalley
Richard Mulvin
Ashville
Union City
Cambridge Springs
Spartansburg
Columbus
Corry
Clymer PTA Elects Officers At Recent Meeting
The Clymer PTA held a recent meeting in the school cafeteria. Russell Damcott, outgoing president, opened the session as Rev Harry Bauer gave devotions. Mrs Wade Querreveld was named president and others filled roles including vice president, secretary, and treasurer. A film titled A Desk for Billie was shown.
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ECU
Mrs Sorenson Hosts Neighborhood Club Meeting
Mrs Niels Sorenson hosted seven members at her R D 3 home for the Neighborhood Club. President Mrs Willard Shreve welcomed new member Mrs Harold Gale. Awards went to Miss Ethel Matthews and Mrs Bessie Cyphert, with a special award to Mrs Lyle Shreve. Hostess served cake with tea and coffee, Cyphert to entertain next.
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Niels Sorenson
Willard Shreve
Harold Gale
Ethel Matthews
Bessie Cyphert
Lyle Shreve
Special Enrollment at Moose Lodge Corry No 98
Loyal Order of Moose hosts a special enrollment Sunday at 3 30 P M at the Moose home Corry Lodge 98. The Filnalistic service conducted by the degree team will honor a large group of candidates with heart Pilgrim outstanding fraternalists. A lunch will follow. All members urged to attend.
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Moose Lodge
Corry Lodge No
Loyal Order of Moose
Moose
Heart Pilgrim
Retirement honors Tracy W Whitehead at Raymonds plant
Tracy W Whitehead to retire April 1 after 45 years with Raymond Division of Associated Spring Corp. A company dinner honored him with photos from his life and a certificate of appreciation. An afternoon party awarded a gold wristwatch.Born in Buffalo and raised in Corry he joined Raymond on July 1 1917 as an Order Department supervisor. He has held senior posts and is active in Masonic and civic groups with plans to travel with his wife after retirement.
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Tracy W. Whitehead
Raymond
Associated Spring Corporation
Whitehead
Corry
Hovel Corry
Keith Henton
Walter Loveland
William Helmintoller
Mr. Whitehead
Thrush
Edward Feldt
Raymond Corporation
Leona Huntley
Helmintoller
Raymond Division
Buffalo
N. Y
Corry High School
General Fireproofing Company
Youngstown
Ohio
Doona Blakeslee
Wile HO
United States Army
Fort Hood
Texas
Philip
Rampart Boys School
Woodland
Connecticut
Oace
Goldberg
Kennedy
Supreme
Dauthy
Whittaker
Frankfurter
Tom C. Clark
John M. Harlan
Potter Stewart
Rehiee Justive Bark Warren
William O. Douglas
Hugo L. Black
William J. Brennan Jr
Local Delegates To Attend Confab For Library Week
Local delegates will converge for Library Week April 8 to 14. The Governor's Conference of Public Library trustees will meet April 12 at the Penn Harris Hotel in Harrisburg to review state financial aid under the Library Code, inform trustees of qualifications, and explore community benefits from library development and cooperative practices.
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Public Library Trustees
Penn-Harris
Harrisburg
Library trustees plan use of state funds meeting
The Library Board of Trustees has authorized the attendance of Mrs David L MacKenzie and Mrs William Hall at this meeting as part of developing local plans for the use of state funds.
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Ssist
Library Board of ‘Trustees
David L. MacKenzie
William Hall
Penn State Professor Receives AV Education Award
A. C. Boerlin of Penn State University was honored with an award of merit for outstanding contributions in audio visual education. He was among 15 recipients named yesterday at the annual convention of the Department of Audiovisual Instruction of the National Education Association.
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Kansas City
A. C. Boerlin
Penn State University
Boerlin
Department of Audiovisual Instruction
National Education Association
Warren County Approves 1962 Budget With Two Mill Tax Increase
Warren County commissioners adopted a 1962 budget of 939 321 with a two mill real estate tax increase to fund a 260 000 building project. The plan aims to avoid bonds, projecting a tax cut next year as the new levy adds about 144 000 in revenue and raises the rate about 82 cents per thousand of assessed value.
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Rresstuh
Warren
Blain M. Mead
Clarence C. Akeley
Lewis L.crippen
Aith
Commissioners
Mone
Bill to require full channel reception in new TV sets
The House Commerce Committee approved a bill forcing TV set manufacturers to include all TV channels, VHF and UHF, in new sets. The accompanying report will include a letter from FCC Chairman Minow delaying action on the de intermixture plan, which would have moved VHF channels from several cities.
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House
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Newton N. Minow
Hartford
Conn
Champaign
Madison
Wis
Rockford
Erie
Binghamton
N. C
Columbia
S.C
Montgomery
Ala
Nazarene Glee Club to Present Sacred Music Concert
The Eastern Nazarene College men's glee club led by Professor Gerald Moore will perform sacred music with Gary Moore soloists and a brass ensemble Sunday at 3 PM in the Corry Area High School auditorium. The 6 voice ensemble tours the Eastern Educational Zone visiting New York to Ohio. Moore has toured Europe with Youth for Christ and performed for service members in the Caribbean, with a Far East tour including Japanese and Mandarin singing. Rev. Paul Bowlby invites the public. admission is free.
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Nazarene Glee Club
Eastern Nazarene College of
Quincy
Mass
Gerald Moore
Gary Moore
Corry Area
Glee Club
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Ohio
Moore
Europe
Youth For Christ
Army Air Force Command
Caribbean
Far East
Paul Bowlby
Church of the Nazarene
Who'll Replace Whittaker In Supreme Court
The Kennedy administration signals a likely Supreme Court pick to replace retiring Justice Charles Evans Whittaker. Names circulating include Abraham Ribicoff and Arthur Goldber, with sightings of Paul Freund Eugene Rostow and William Hastie as possible nominees. The pick may affect the court's conservative liberal balance.
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Whittaker
Supreme Court
Washington
Kennedy
Supréme Court
Charles Evans Whittaker
Welfare
Abraham A. Ribleaff
Conecticut
Arthur J. Goldbere
Chihbo
Ribince
Kenedy
Paul Abraham Freund
Harvard
High Tribunal
Eugene Victor Rostow
Yale Law School
Walt Whitman Rostow
State Department
T Tat Kennedy
William Henry Hastie
The
Virgin Islands
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Philadelphia
Ribicoff
Vst Tate
Reality To Be Scientist Church Subject Sunday
Christian Science services Sunday in Jesson feature the subject Reality with a sermon and readings from Science and Health. Scripture includes He sent his word and healed them and Isaiah’s The word of our God shall stand forever. Service at First Church of Christ Scientist East Columbus avenue at 11 a.m.
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Scientist
Christian Science Services
Sun
Jesson
Mary Baker Eddy
Isaiah
God
House Passes Revision Bill Amid Sharp committee split
The bill clears the House as five weeks of public testimony begin next Monday chaired by Harry F Byrd. More than 200 witnesses are listed with hearings possibly extending. liberals push to close loopholes and add provisions, conservatives say it already goes too far. The act would raise taxes on mutual banks, savings and loan associations, mutual fire casualty firms, and cooperatives while tightening existing regulations.
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Wonunney
Ness
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
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