Beatrice Bensink to Receive B S Degree at Mansfield State College
Miss Beatrice Ann Bensink daughter of Mr and Mrs George Bensink of RD 2 will receive a Bachelor of Science degree from Mansfield State College this month Henry Steele Commager distinguished American historian will give the commencement address on Sunday May 29th A 1954 Corry Area High School graduate she worked at Rossbacher Insurance Agency before college and will teach music this year in the junior high school at Newark Valley New York
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Ann Bensink
George Bensink
RD. 2
Mansfield State College
Henry Steele Commager
Corry Area High School
Rossbacher Insurance Agency
Newark Valley
N.Y
Capacity Crowd Juniors Band And Chorus Public Concert
A standingroom crowd witnessed the first annual spring concert by Corry Area Junior High School band and chorus under Miss Judith Dwyer and Ronald Rable. The 90-voice chorus and trumpet trio performed selections from Porter, Rodgers and Hammerstein, and Loewe with solos by several students, ending with a joint finale of May the Good Lord Bless and Keep You.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Area
Judith Dwyer
Ronald Rable
Cole Porter
Richard Tate
Hunt Stauffer
Richard Anderege
Rodgers and Hammerstein
Kaylene Billey
South Pacific
Martha Burkett
James Bugbee
Ken Hopkins
Ed Springer
Nest Shetler
Wanda Henry
David Edwards
Diana Schramling
Donna Morris
Braine Chillock
Mogaglow
Elaine Chillock
Christine Chirienzo
Shower Given For Miss Sventek
Miss Rosemary Sventek, bride elect of George FR. Baker, was honored at a shower at Mrs. Mary Sventek’s home. Hostesses Miss Barbara Skales and Miss Susan Puckly led games, prizes went to Christine Ha Fee, Wilda Brooks, Joyce Hahn and Deanna Linski, door prize to Betty Baker, and a decorated cake with bells was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary Sventek
George FR. Baker
St Elizabeth's Church
Mary Sventek
Barbara Skales
Susan Puckly
Christine Hafee
Wilda Brooks
Joyce Hahn
Deanna Linski
Betty Baker
Two Corryites to Graduate at Thiel College
Two Corry residents Charles Lindeen and James Rumbaugh will graduate at Thiel College’s 86th commencement on May 29 in Greenville Riverside Park. Erie Railroad president Harry W. Von Willer will give the address, with Rev. William C. Hankey officiating at Baccalaureate. Both graduates earned Bachelor of Arts degrees. Lindeen is a CAHS 1955 alum and Rumbaugh a 1956 graduate active in sports and student leadership.
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First Evangelical Lutheran Church of
Apollo
Lindeen
D. C. Lindeen
Snyder Circle
Corry Area High School
Hodge Hall
Vikings
Rumbaugh
George H. Rumbaugh
East Smith Street
CAHS
Two newborns reported at Corry Memorial Hospital
A son was born yesterday morning to Mr and Mrs John Sproyers of 629 Mead Avenue. A daughter followed early this morning to Mr and Mrs Frank Puleney Jr of Spring Creek at Corry Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Memorial Hospital
John Sproyers
Mead Avenue
Frank Puleney Jr
Spring Creek
Open House Fetes Florida Couple
An open house honored Mr. and Mrs. Ray Stutaman of Osprey Fla on their 1st wedding anniversary. Hosts were their children and spouses from RD 1 Garland and Spar tansburg plus George Long of RD 1 Spar tansburg. Over 100 friends attended from Erie Titusville Spar tansburg Centerville Pa Baltimore Md Baltic Ohio and Midland Mich.
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Ahe Nome U. O
Sway
Erie
Titusville
Spartansburg
Centerville
Baltimore
Bridge Group Scores From Corry VFW Session
Six tables of the Howell movement were in play last evening at the VFW Post for Corry Bridge Association. The average score was 87. Winners included Mrs J Fred Kinley and John Blatt with 84, Mr and Mrs Ted Trent 77, Mr and Mrs Morgan Beverly 76, Mr and Mrs Arthur Cohen 73, and Miss Amy Jackson and Edward Sherman of Pittsburgh 72. Next week's play will be a regular game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howell
VFW
Corry, Bridge Association
J. Fred Kinley
John Blatt
Ted ‘Trent
Morgan Beverly
Arthur Cohen
Amy Jackson
Edward Sherman
Pittsburgh
Presbyterians Honor Seniors at First Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church honored 20 graduating seniors at a spring event in Sheehireh basement. Rev. Paul F. Bauer spoke for the congregation as seniors shared future plans. Geneva Circle led dinner. Westminster Fellowship hosted a post-dinner party with red and white decorations, pizza refreshments, and chaperones Mrs. John Kennedy Rev. Bauer Jad Van Dresart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Wie
Sheehireh
Paul F. Bauer
Ryars
Geneva Circle
Kenneth Harvey Airman
Westminster Fellowship
Rosa Larrondo
Taree Dodd
Linda Tarbell
John Kennedy
Rev. Bauer
Jad van Dresart
Wtfair
Eileen Agnew
Paul W. Bauer
Ronald
Robert Hunt
Katie Tusnell
Joy Zalzneck
Bullfighter El Gallo Rafael Gomez Ortega Dies in Seville
Rafael Gomez Ortega known as El Gallo, 77, famed Spanish bullfighter, died yesterday in Seville from a kidney infection. He rose to prominence in the sport’s prime era and left a lasting mark on bullfighting history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seville
Spain
Rafael] Gomez Ortega
el Gailo
Youngsville Couple Announces Engagement of Kathryn Helene Roman
Mr and Mrs Joseph Roman ovky of Garland announce the engagement of their daughter Kathryn Helene to Frank Lysaar of Youngsville. Kathryn will graduate from Youngsville High School in 1960 and work in the FAA office in Washington DC. France, also a senior at Youngsville, works at Robert Williams Trucking Firm in Youngsville. No wedding date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Romanovky
Garland
Kathryn Helene
Frank Lysaar
Youngsville
Youngsville High School
Federal Aviation Agency
Washington, D.C
France
Robert Williams Trucking
Senior Tri-Hi-Y Elects Officers at YMCA Meeting
Officers elected for the Sr. Tri-Hi-Y: Sondra Varrassa president Kay Hamilton vice president Jean Utegg secretary Katy Ann Tate treasurer Mari Ann Diemer chaplain Barb Wickwire Deanna Dundon committee chair and vice chair Janice Trisket sergeant at arms. A $5 donation to YMCA World Service was approved and a report on the Saturday dance by Kathy Gage and Roger Hoover was given. Plans for a future wiener roast or hayride were announced. Ruth Berthett to lead next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
Sondra Varrassa
Kay Hamilton
Jean Utegg
Katy Ann Tate
Mari Ann Diemer
Barb Wickwire
Deanna ‘Dundon
Janice Trisket
Ymca World Service
Kathy Gage
Roger Hoover
Miss Gage
Ruth Berthett
Moose Lodge Fish Fry Brings Members and Guests Together
Loyal Order of Moose members and spouses attended a Stag and Dog Fish Fry hosted by the Moose Lodge. A meal of fish, baked beans, macaroni salad, rolls, relishes, and coffee was served under Charles Van Tassel, with a committee including William Prine, Dale Mulvin, Neil Thomson, Ernest Simmonson, C. J. Sheldon, Louis Catala, and Harold Mulvin of Sandusky. A social hour and dance followed. Urged executive tax power, Rep. Wright Patman proposed the president be allowed to adjust income tax rates by up to ten percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lapperaseenetty
Uecushers
Loyal Order of Moose
Charles van Tassel
William Prine
Dale Mulvin
Neil Thomson
Ernest Simmonson
C. J. Sheldon
Louis Catala
Harold Mu
Corry Hosts Five County WCTU Meet At Evan gelical Church
Approximately BO members of the Women's Christian Temper ance Union from Exe Forest Gran ford Venango and Mercer counties attended a five county workshop yesterday afternoon at the Evangelical United Brethren Church in Corry. State directors led activities with Mrs. Falsgiver presiding and Mrs. Tompkins feeding the bug session. Miss Dodds directed character education and Mrs. Kidder led inter racial studies. Venango County sent the largest group and staged a skit Mrs T Would Tf 7 Could. Nine children tied white ribbons and received roses. Fruit juices and cookies were served before the workshop adjourned to meet next year in Forest County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Exe
Forest
Gran
Ethel Kidder
North East
Vengage County
Wave Rowland
Gerry
Forest County
Mrs Barton Hosts Past Grand Ladies Evening
Mrs Brynur Barton with Miss Ethel Matthews entertained 18 members of the Past Nobel Grands Club of the Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge. President Mrs Joh Ohrn led a brief business session approving a June meeting at Mrs Ronald Carter’s home with a tureen dinner at 6 p.m. A dessert course followed as prizes were awarded to several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brynur Barton
Ethel Matthews
Nobel Grands Club
Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge
Joh Ohrn
Ronald Carter
Harvey Loveland
Merle Akam
Genevers Goold
Ira Wickwite
Ruth Hoenes
Berniece DeJean
Fine Lady Lawyer For Bantermpt
A woman attorney, Miss Blanche Levy, was fined $25 for contempt of court by Judge Homer S. Brown of Allegheny County Criminal Court after she failed to appear as defense counsel in a paternity case. The incident followed a prior courtroom ejectment on February 11 when she objected to questions. The deputy sheriff was ordered to bring her to the courtroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Levy
Homer S. Brown
Allegheny County Criminal Court
Brown
Miss Levy
Eisenhowers Paris Speech Mixed Reaction From Leaders
President Eisenhower defended the U2 flight as vital to national security and urged reason and common sense in a broadcast. Senators Gore and Goldwater offered criticism while Mansfield and Dirksen praised the speech as frank and realistic. Rayburn called it a fair explanation of the Paris conference failure. A Senate committee on weather central filed yesterday en route to a hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Mike “Mansfield
Dmont
Senate Majority
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
Paris
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Tike Gare
Gare
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Everett M. Dirksen
Ilinois
Senate
Tidal Wave Sweeps Hawaii Alerts Hawaiians to High Grounds
In Honolulu AP reports a sulfide tidal wave alert sent Hawaiians to high grounds for about two anxious hours yesterday. After a cautious calm by midafternoon no wave materialized from Christmas Island. Hilo residents, still searching debris from Monday’s disaster, returned home to assess losses as the toll stood at 45 dead, 83 injured, and at least 15 missing. A brief alert coincided on the California coast but no wave developed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Honolulu
Hilo
Christmas Island
Mondagy
Tn Hilo
California
L's Chicken Barbecue Time Recip e
Leslie Firth, Erie County agent, explains a simple backyard chicken barbecue method. Ten halves need 10–18 pounds of briquettes. Start fire 90 minutes before serving, grill bone side down, baste with a sauce of water vinegar butter and salt, cook 60 to 75 minutes, twist thigh to test doneness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Firth
Erie
Firth
Clymer High Names Two Top 1960 Graduates
Clymer Central School selects valedictorian and bi galatorian for 1960. David Markingi of Findley Lake is a multi sport athlete, class officer, student council member, National Honor Society member, and recipient of Regents scholarships in general, engineering, math, chemistry and physics. Eleanor Wenzel of RD 3 is yearbook business manager, news editor, and Future Homemakers of America member. she plans Bryant and Stratton College. David will attend MIT on a scholarship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Markingi
Thomas Markham
Findley Lake
Eleanor Wenzel
Joseph E Wenzel
Clymer
Pentencias
Clymer Central School
David
Bryant and Stratton Business College
Buffalo
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Soviet Seaman Leaves U S After Medical Care
Soviet seaman Ivan Baluik leaves Atlantic City after receiving medical care for an upper respiratory infection and adverse drug reaction. The trawler Masalsk with 26 crew members and 2 women had docked here for pickup, drawing attention while authorities cleared no security concerns.
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U. S
Atlantic City
N. J
APY
Ivan Baluik
Masalsk
Coast Guard
Balulk
Kaliningrad
State Department
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Miss Sventek
Florida
Presbyterians
Moose Lodge
EXEC
Washington
Wright Patman
D.S.T
Lena Cohen
Ruth Gumbleton
Grice Jewelry
Herbie Johnson
Corry
Wctu
Mrs. Barton
Baltimore, Md
Howard T. Orville
Molinario
Committee On Weather Central
Woolworth
Aluminum
Clymer School
Robert
Holiday
Cabana
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