Fairbanks visitors, Air Force recruits, and Tulip Festival candidate
The article lists Fairbanks residents Mr vand MraeAlec Kitek and children Kevin and Susan visiting relatives in Corry Wattsburg and Lowville before returning home. Mrs Harrison Keppel concluded six weeks at Mercy Hospital in Pittsburgh. John Freebourn and Alan Styers left for Lackland Air Force Base Texas for basic training. James Watrous of Kewanna Indiana visited prior to departure. Miss Johana Beckerink, 1961 Tulip Festival candidate, daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard Beckerink, active in Clymer Central School and local groups, is sponsored by The Oly mer Dairyman's Leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vand
MraeAlec Kitek
Kevin
Susan
Fairbanks
Alaska
Merle Triscult
Corry
Wattsburg
Lowville
Harrison Keppel
Mercy Hospital
Pittsburgh
John Freebourn
Mary Gates
Medd Avenue
Alan Styers
Donald Styers
First Avenue
Lackland Air Force Base
Texas
Air Force
James Watrous
Kewanna
Indiana
Lawrence Watrous
Ohio Street
Mabel Akam
Jennie Akam
West Washington Street
Bessie Logan
Ile
Johana Beckerink
Howard Beckerink
Clymer Central School
Clymer Hill
Senator Lesser Speaks at VFW Loyalty Day Event
The principal speaker at the Loyalty Day program at the VFW Post home on East Washington street was Senator Lesser. A downtown parade attracted thousands, and Mrs. Sesler attended along with Mr. and Mrs. M. Sorgen of Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emawof Waimiut Gi
Beset Ware
VFW Post
East Washington Street
VFW
Northwest County Council
Senator Sesler
United States
M. Sorgen
Erie
Corry Navy Mothers Host Jamestown Group
Corry Navy Mothers club entertained members of Jamestown yesterday afternoon and evening at the Grange Hall Park Street for social time and a screened dinner. Prizes were awarded for games as seventeen Corry mothers and 13 visitors attended. Carnation corsages were given to each visitor. The next meeting will be June 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Navy Mothers
Corry Navy Mothers Club
Ralph Bennett
Grange Hall
Park Street
Reynold Hamilton
Victor Mortis
Jamestown
Births Reported at Edinboro and Corry Hospitals
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Francis Burin of Meadville street Edinboro on May th at Union City Memorial Hospital. A son was born this morning to Mr and Mrs Clifford Geey of R D 3 Corry at Corry Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Burin
Meadville Street
Edinboro
Union City Memorial Hospital
Corry Memorial Hospital
Clifford Geey
R. D
Corry
Methodist Women Form Circle At Evening WSCS Meeting
The Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service held a circle meeting last evening in the church led by Mrs. Andrew Paulson with a devotional on God's Word and Our Words. A program featured talks on words, business reported by Vice President Mrs. H. W. Parker, and a district literature secretary appointment announced. 12 members attended and new circle planning followed with officers to be elected for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olery
Christian Service
Andrew Paulson
John
God
Travers Stohilberg
James
H. W. Parker
Harry Blount
Irwin Young
Earl Hasbrouck
James Cowan
Gerald Whaley
Merle McIntyre
Parker
Hubert Vaughn
Cochranton
Elgin
WSCS
Robert MucGregor
Ais
Bord n.Offie
Travers Stohl~berg
Mary Circle
Clara Hill
Martha Circle
Ann Andrus
Osea Johnson
Charles Correll
George Mulliin
Travers Stohlberg
Robert MacGregor
Donald Cady
Elgin Methodist Church Plans Mother-Daughter Tea
The Elgin Methodist Church will sponsor a mother-daughter tea this Thursday at 8 PM. Mrs. David Weisler of North East will be the featured speaker presenting an epic titled Aussie and will show pictures to illustrate her talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin Methodist Church
David Weisler
North East
Kiwanians Hear Ted Swanson on Bomb Effects and Shelter Use
Kiwanis Club at Hotel Corry heard Capt. Ted Swanson explain A-Bomb effects on Erie Cleveland and Buffalo with one hour warning time before radiation. Lt Richard Bogert showed a bombing site film. reinforced concrete blocks fared best. Auction for Kiwanis scholarship planned with Charles Cummings as auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anevoure Jwanson Jr
Civilian Defense Corps
Kiwanis Club
Corry
Capt. Swanson
Erie
Cleveland
Buffalo
Richard Bogert
Swanson
Frank Sturgis
Aero-Flow Dynamics Corporation
Robert Bracken
Calvin Circle Completes Season Meeting at Gamme Road
Members of the Calvin Circle of the First Presbyterian Church held their final gathering of the season at Mrs. William Williams home on Gamme Road. Devotional study was led by Mrs. Samuel Wood, with business by Mrs. Jan Howard. Announcements covered the Buffalo assembly May 17 to 24, church family night dinner May 24, and a June medical missions tea at the church. Miss Mary Helen Curtis led the program and dessert lunch was provided by the hostess with help from Mrs. Stanley Anderson and Mrs. Wood. Next meeting scheduled for September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Circle
First Presbyterian Church
William Williams
Gamme Road
Samuel Wood
Jan Howard
General Assembly
Buffalo
Medical Missions
Mary Helen Curtis
Stanley Anderson
Wood
Sunday School Class Organized by Local Church
Mrs Richard Hall to head the newly formed Christian and Missionary Alliance Sunday School class. A meeting at the West Hend street home of Mr and Mrs Lyle Hotchkiss produced 15 members with officers named Mrs Hall president Mrs James Cooney vice president and Mrs John TenPas secretary and treasurer. The group planned a plate supper for June 8 at Mount Pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Hall
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Lyle Hotchieiss
West Hend Street
Earl ‘Docker Iy "Ieicher
Witside
Richard Hull
James Cooney
John TenPas
Hotchkiss
Gootiey
Hall
Moun Pay
College Women Plan Carry Night Formal Party
College Women’s Club members plan a Carry Night party in a centennial atmosphere. Cochairs Mrs Prank McKnight and Mrs John Rossbacher will lead a guest night with entertainment and costumes. The event is set for May 22 in the all purpose room of the YMEA, with further announcements to follow as plans progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
College Women's Club
Prank McKnight
John Rossbacher
Klompen Dancers Banquet With Mothers at Tulip Fest
About 70 mothers and daughters attended a Friday banquet at the recreation building hosted by Klompen Dancers of the Clymer Tulip Festival. Mrs Clarence Tutt and Mrs Frank Baker chaired. mothers brought tureen dishes while hostesses provided dessert fruit punch and coffee. After dinner the dance program continued with slides from Marles Ton and remarks from Mrs Baker. Dawn and Madalene Van der Schaaff presented corsages to Mrs Talt and Mrs Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muprser
Klompen
Clarence Tutt
Frank Baker
Marles ‘Ton
Baker
Donna Arnink
Madalene van der Schaaff
Talt
Mes Bakir
James Fairfax Dies at 63 on Tahiti Location Set
Veteran actor James Fairfax died at 63 from an apparent heart attack while on location for Mutiny On the Bounty in Tahiti. He was known to TV audiences as the English steward in the Susanna series with Gale Storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Fairfax
Tahiti
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Gale Storm
Dolores Okays Driver Training Plan At Local School
Dolores approves a summer driver training program at Conelway High School open to all students or possibly seniors based on demand. Kenneth Harvey will run 40 hours of classroom and 160 hours of instruction for 20 students, with a total cost of 620 dollars and 448 dollars reimbursed by the state. The committee also hires Beverly Haslett as secretary at 2500 dollars and authorizes desks and classroom equipment purchases totaling about 2,. months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Case Ae
Conelway Schoo
Frank McKnight
Jointure Rolleitor
Carkelf
of. Dutt
Dr. Rodemeyer
Mower
Kenneth Harvey
Wright School
Walco Products Co
Kurts Bros
S.E. Anderson
Polite Lady Stages Another $60 Robbery Bye Bandit
In Albuquerque a calm polite bandit robbed a television watcher of $40 and then a $65 collection at First Baptist Church. A 25 year old woman approached Gibson at his home and demanded money with a pistol. The crime spanned two nights as several hundred attended a basement reception nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
N. M
Tana
Paul Gitwon
Willian Kal
First Baptist Church
Gibson
Hiis House
Spellman Faces Retina Surgery And School Board Actions
Francis Gardi nal Spellman undergoes surgery today for a detached retina in the right eye. Anderson seeks guidance on handling the situation. The Corry School Board recommends a smoking ban at fairs. Earle Billey is elected to a second term as jointure treasurer at 800 dollars yearly, with S. E. Anderson named secretary for four years and serving as business manager as well. Total salary listed as 7,500 per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nd Anderson
Corry
Earle Billey
Ttale
S. E. Anderson
Mary of Tip
Anderson
Labor Troubles Hamper U S Missile Program
U S plans to curb labor strikes threatening space and missile work. Sen John L McClellan says an executive order creating a mediation board may be issued ahead of new laws. Administration considers a no strike pledge from workers at missile bases and a dispute resolution mechanism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waash
Aluntary
Crescent Kennedy
John L. McClellan
Senate Investiga
McClellan
Security of
Arthur J. Goldberg
Congress
E-Trades
Denver
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Sawyer Studia
Senator Lesser
Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service
America
Stregt
Ted Swanson
Arie Shaw
Joe's Bargain Store
Center Street
Charles Cummings
Kiwanis Scholarship Fund
Harold S. Gahagan
Pranklin
Mac Hiner
VFW Club
Mather
Bennett
Dolores
Bandit
Spellman
New York
Francis Gardinal
Sim
Sea’s
Ohlala
Tris
Sephis
Mother Snd
Tess
Mother Park
Sen
Faberge Parfum Colorne
Faber
Shalimar Aster
Lins Pate
Cologne
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