Mother Daughter Banquet At AFEUB Church Honors Mothers
A church event at AFEUB featured a mower-couga in banquet with prayers by Mrs H Ray Harris and toasts to mothers and daughters by Mrs Eugene Matson and Mrs Elbert Bush. Mrs Harold Fish led singing. Martha McIntyre was the oldest and Kenneth Stutzman the youngest mother present. Miss Jeanne led a diet selection song and Miss Carolyn Calvin played flute. Guest speaker was Mrs Eugene Westley, missionary from Nigeria Africa, while Miss Keith Henton, president of the Women s Society of World Service, gave remarks. A group photo followed showing newly elected president Mrs F H Bartholme and officers of the Corry Bridge Association.
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H. Ray Harris
Eugene Matson
Elbert Bush
Harold Fish
Mot Vanderhoff
Martha McIntyre
Kenneth Stutzman
Jeanne
Keith Henton
Women's Society of World Service
Carolyn Calvin
Eugene Westley
Nigeria
Africa
Fellowship Meets With Mrs Forest Peiffer
The Ladies Fellowship of the First Baptist Church met at Mrs Forest Peiffer's Gamma Road home with about 20 members present. Guest speaker Mrs Mary Z Riley spoke on her work with children's Bible clubs and Bible study while members shared Bible verses. Plans were made to serve dinner for the Bethany Fellowship on Tuesday May ath at the local church and a Sunday School staff consultant will be a guest speaker.
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Ladies Fellowship of the First. Baptist Church
Bethany Fellowship
Fern Lambert
Roy Vogt
Gladys Bogert
Peiffer
Une
Bruce Thomas
Second Avenue
Lydia Circle Elects Mrs Charles Amy
Lydia Circle of the Woman's Society of Christian Service elected Mrs Charles Amy president for the coming year. Other officers named were Mrs Stephen Brooks vice president Mrs H B Reed treasurer and Mrs Henry Rockman secretary. A retiring thanks went to Mrs Ross. Members and visitors attended the meeting held after a Bible study and prayer session.
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Floyd Johnson
Lydia
Woman's Society of Christian
Ross
Gii Closkey
Willis
Bi Henny Rockman
Little Wanel Woodruff
Idd Obrn
Amy
Ora Loveland
Kennedy hosts foreign diplomats at White House reception
President Kennedy and Mrs Kennedy greet 277 guests at a White House reception in the East Ballroom. Syrian ambassador Omar Abou Riche chats with the President as a lavish buffet unfolds. Four year old Cataline Kennedy draws smiles from the crowd on the grand staircase balcony.
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Kennedy
Omar Abou Riche
Joseph P. Kennedy
U. S
London
Cataline
Jiho
Carne
Carolinie
Tong
Clymer to Crown 1961 Tulip Festival Queen
Miss Donna Spence 1961 Tulip Festival Queen, daughter of Mrs Donald Spence of Clymer, will be judged at the kick-off dinner for the Clymer Community. The queen's identity will be kept secret until the competition. The Saturday events will cap the two day May festival in Clymer.
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Stidia
Donna Spence
Donald Spence
Clymer
Season's Final Meeting of Elizabeth Circl
The Elizabeth Circle of the Lutheran Church Women met last evening in the social hall. Mrs. A. F. Dahlstrand led devotion and presented the program titled New Trends in the Social Ministry to Children and Youth. A brief discussion followed. The business session noted the congregational dinner on June 8 to honor catechumens, new members, and 1962 high school graduates. This was the final session for the season with meetings resuming in the fall.
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Elizabeth
Cture
A. F. Dahlstrand
Corry Grange to Begin Special Sessions
Corry Grange announces special practice sessions for the colony's summer visitation events. Sessions start Monday evening at the Corry Grange Hall during the regular meeting. Members are urged to participate in the planning and coordination of forthcoming activities.
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Corry Grange
Corry
Ito
Jing
Tei
Alpol
Ncwithes
The Fournal Subscription Offer Appears Readable
A brief promo invites readers to subscribe to The Fournal citing easy access and enjoyment. The note lacks concrete details on offers or prices but emphasizes immediate reading pleasure and ongoing coverage.
Corry Bridge Association Elects Officers and Awards Trophies
The Corry Bridge Association held a supper and meeting at VEW Post Garden Room with Dr. T. S. Kelsey presiding. Officers elected: Mrs. F. H. Bartholme president, Mrs. Morgan Beverly vice president, Mrs. Frank Graft secretary, F. P. H. Bartholme treasurer, Mrs. J. Fred Kinley tournament director. New awards went to Bartholme and Kinley. yearly averages honored Morgan Beverly, Fred Kinley, John Blatt, and others. Trophies for Winter Individual and Open Pair, team of four, and scrambled pairs were announced. A seven and one-half table Mitchell occurred with top pairs listed, floral centerpieces given, and plans set for a charity game at the VFW post with a newcomers game. regular meeting to follow.
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EA Bubly
F .H. Bartholme
J. Fred Kinley
Morgan Beverly
F.H. Bartholme
Ted Treat
Corry Bridge Association
T. 5. Kelsey
Fh, Bartholme
Morgan“Beverly
Frank Graft
H. Bartholme
H. J. Wilcox
T. H. Treat
Mrs. Kinley
Mir
Mitchell
Beverly
Robert Tunnell
James MacInnes
Hubley
Bartholme
Kelsey
VFW
Sion
Rebecca Circle Hosts Meeting at Lutheran Church
The Rebecca Circle of United Lutheran Church Women met at Mrs. D. A. Hillstrom’s Hast Congress Street home with twenty members present. Co-hostesses included Mrs. Alvin Rehnbore and Mrs. Raymond Gilson. The program NewRelia iti centered on Youth was given by Mrs. Rodger Moyer with assistants. A mother-daughter banquet is planned at the church on May 14 at 8 pm, with reservations due by May 6 and 10. A congregational dinner honoring graduates, catechumens and new members will be held June 6 at the church.
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Rebecca
United Lutheran Church
D. A. Hillstron
Congress Street
Alvin Rehnbore
Raymond Gilson
Rodger Moyer
Joseph Jackman
Joseph Jackman, Mrs. “Walter Windahl
John Bast
Juine
Earl Price Jr Honored At Birthday Party
Earl Price Jr was honored yesterday afternoon at a birthday party hosted by his parents at East Street. Thirteen guests attended with various contests and a twist contest as entertainment. He received many gifts and played piano selections for the group beside a yellow and white refreshment table and a rocket topped birthday cake. Ice cream and cake were served.
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Earl Price Jr
Earl Pricers
East Street
Tafe
Eisenhower weighs steel policy amid Kennedy price row
Former President Eisenhower declined direct comment on Kennedy’s steel price increase while leaving Gettysburg after a California vacation. He said he would discuss the steel issue with Republican leaders soon and hinted concern for its effect on the economy. He and his aides then traveled to the Eisenhower farm after a brief stop in Gettysburg.
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Gettysburg
Dwight D.eisen
Hower
Kennedy
Eisenower
California
Afrovin
Seirsantirs-Eisenhows
Atove Am
Palm Springs
Calif
Eisenhower Memorial Museum
Abiterio
Kan
Eisenhower
Augusta National Ghib
Woman Charged in Surplus Food Package Mix Up
In Des Moines Iowa Mrs Peters sent surplus food to a Tampa address for her dependent son’s mother. A sack of pilito beans broke open revealing misdirected commodities. Investigations by the Agriculture Department, postal inspectors and town welfare officials seek restitution and possible suspension from distribution.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Des
Moines
Tampa
Pla
J. R. Douglas
Douglas
Avanta
St. Lois
St. Louis
U.S. Department of ‘Agriculture
Agriculture Department
Peters
Circus birth sparks naming debate in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh a baby born Wednesday night at the Civic Auditions in the Clothier's trailer home drew attention as Mrs Mary Blethier asks for ideas on a fitting name. A doctor and nurse answered a public address call but the eight pound three ounce infant arrived amid an illicitanuen setting.
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Prrispuryn
Pittsburgh
Civic Auditarions
Mary Blethier
Fant
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J. Pred
Frank Grait
Forest Peiffer
Lydia Circle
Charles Amy
Monh
Pibielis
A Studiaw
LDS
Frrodus
Bhorsene
Spvewbush Homes
Mrs. Hillstrom
Rebecca Circle
Earl Price,Jr
Loblaws
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Clover Lane
JFK
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Toni Todd
Mommot
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