First Presbyterian Family Night Supper and Meeting
Town Topics Presbyterian group enjoyed a family night supper at the First Presbyterian Church. Dr. John H. Gerstner spoke during the evening service while Mrs. Ellen Fuller directed the Covenant Circle served dinner. Officers were to be installed at the December meeting with details announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
Artableau
First Presbyterian Church
William Chesley
Marlon Smith
Jan Howard
Covenant Circle
Ellen Fuller
John H. Gerstner
Arthur Cochran
Women’s Association of the Church
Clyde Keith
William Gumbleton
Corry Bridge Association Honors Winter Tourney Winners
The Corry Bridge Association held its third winter session at the VFW Post with seven tables. Top pairs included Mrs. Morgan Beverly and Mrs. George Michael scoring 103, plus other winners: Mrs. Al Vanssens and Mrs. Nancy Mallory 90, Mrs. Paul Stroup and Mrs. Pat Shaw 86, Miss Hart Haight and Mrs. Pat Lee 85, and several tied scores around 80 with multiple teams. A Thanksgiving Master Point game is planned next week with turkeys for the four top scorers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW Post
Corry Bridge Association
Howell
Morgan Beverly
George Michael
Union City
al Vanssens
Nancy Mallory
Titusville
Paul Stroup
Pat Shaw
Pleasantville
Hart Haight
Pat Lee
James Mac
Innes
Horton Davis
Robert Tunnell
Wallace Young
Fay Gadsby
Lena St. Clair
Fred Kinley
Richard Peebles
Harold Gilbert
Vellah Bracken
Vee Lindsey
Area DeMolay To Install Officers
Area DeMolay will install Eureka chapter officers on Saturday evening in Union City. Richard Shuster to be master counselor and Jock Gates senior counselor, with other officers named. Installation at the Masonic Hall above Gates Drug Store at 8 p.m. Benedict ion by Rev. Albert M Hill. Doors open 7 30 p.m. Parents urged to attend. public invited. Eureka members come from Corry Union City Waterford Wattsboro Philipsville Lincolnville and Mill Village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing Wreechapter
Vemolay
Union City
Richard Shuster
Jock Gates
Eureka
DeMolay
Masonic Hall
Gates Drug Store
Albert M. Hill
The
Baptist Church
Eureka Chapter
Corry
Waterford
Wattsboro
Philipsville
Lincolnville
Mill Village
Mrs DeJean Hosts Sherman Women At Luncheon Meeting
Mrs DeJean entertained the Women s Benefit Association of Sherman New York at her Mott Street home on Tuesday with a luncheon and business meeting Nine persons attended with Mrs Albert Young cohosting The business session was conducted by Mrs Lulu Beckerink president of the association Other attendees included Mrs Gussie Park Mrs Nora Park Mrs Anna Mansson Mrs Nellie Karr Mrs Florence Bennink Mrs Nellie Hades Mrs Mabel DeSalvo and Mrs Faith Kurges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Park
Anna Mansson
Nellie Karr
Plorence Bennink
Nellie Hades
Mabel DeSalvo
Faith Kurges
Rebekah Lodge Hears Association Report
Rebekah Lodge met in regular session to hear a Northwestern Association meeting report from Albion. Mrs Blof Dahl was named general chairman for the next district meeting to be hosted by the local lodge in May 1963. A dessert lunch followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ane Wany rTansun Rebekah Lodge
Wals
Mam Dahil
Hoble Grand
Northwestern Association
Albion
Blof Dahl
District Association
Mrs Clark Hosts Elizabeth Circle Meeting
Mrs. Clark entertains Elizabeth Circle at her Worth street home with cohostess Mrs. Earl Bailey. Circle to provide salads for the December 19 church tureen dinner and collect Christmas stockings materials for Bethesda Home. Volunteers urged for curtain work Monday at 9 am. group to reconvene December 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dulizapeth Giele
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Worth Street
Paul Clark
Earl Bailey
Elizabeth Circle
Bethesda
Willis Owens
William Hayes
Lowell Fargo
Mission talk highlights Baptist Ladies Fellowship meeting
The First Baptist Church Ladies Fellowship held a session led by Aurelia Cosma with Mrs Cecil Messinger presiding. Mrs Eugene Westley spoke on missions in Nigeria while reports from committees followed and desserts were served by several members.
Area Auxiliary Plans Card Party
Plans were finalized for a Spring Creek Auxiliary card party to be held Saturday at West Spring Creek School. The event by the Spring Creek Volunteer Firemen's Auxiliary offers many prizes and begins at 8 p.m. General chairman is Mrs. Henry Jaquith Jr with assistants Mrs. Gerald Lindrey Mrs. Paul McKay and Mrs. Bernard Porter. The next regular meeting is set for December 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Spring Creek
Spring Creek
Bernard Porter
McKay
Auxliary
Rebecca Circle Meets At Hawkins Home With Program Help Wanted
The Rebecca Circle of United Lutheran Church Women met at Mrs. E. E. Hawkins Wayne street. Mrs. George Nagel led a program titled Help Wanted on youth church service. A bake sale is planned for December 1. A general circle meeting at the church on December 19 begins with a screen dinner at 6 p.m. Stockings for the orphanage will be filled. The next meeting is December 8 at Mrs. George Gould East Smith street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Circle
E. E. Hawkins
United Lutheran Church
Wayne Street
George Nagel
George Gould
East Smith Street
Mrs Stohlberg Hosts Martha Circle Group
The Martha Carole circle of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at First Methodist Church met Tuesday evening in Rome with Mrs Travers Stohlberg. A poem was read by Mrs Carroll Crowell and a routine business meeting led by Mrs Jerry Hoyt. New members welcomed included Mrs Brydon and Mrs Millapaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tne
Martha Carole
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Travers Stohlberg
South Center Street
Rome
Carroll Crowell
Jerry Hoyt
Robert MacGregor
Milton Dahl
William Helmintoller
Charles Hiles
Harry Hotchkiss
Milton McIntyre
James. Wells
Helen Brydon
Brydon
Carl Millapaw
Robert Garfield
MacGregor
Births Reported In Union City And Levittown
A son was born to Mr and Mrs James Joyce of 198 East Street Union City yesterday at Elh City Memorial Hospital A daughter was born Tuesday morning in Levittown Long Island NY to Mr and Mrs J David Abt of Levittown Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Eugene Canfield of East Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Joyce
East Street
Union City
Elh City Memorial Hospital
Tuesday Marnhing
Levittown
Long Ti+land
N. Y
J. David Abt
Eugene Canfield
Union City Memorial Hospital
Roward Smith
Cambridge Springs
Combined Meet At EUB Church Draws 35 Members
A combined meeting of the Worsel's Society of World Service Circles at the Evangelical United Brethren Church was held last evening. Thirty five members attended as group singing opened the session led by Mrs Keith Henton. The lesson entitled Baskets of Blessings was presented by Mrs Lynn Campbell Mrs Harold Carlson and Mrs Lena Calvin with several members taking part. A vocal solo followed and thanks offering boxes were arranged by Mrs Richard Sorenson and Mrs Grover. Refreshments were served by three hostesses. Individual circles will meet December 5 with Mrs Howard VanTassel Mrs H Ray Harris and Mrs Robert Williams presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of World Service
Evangelical United Brethren Chureh
Keith Henton
Harold Loyd
Gertrude Grover
Eugene Matson
Dougherty
Alfred Haenel
Crosby Bush
Robert Shannon
Loretta Belden
John Carrier
Lyle Chase
Howard van Tassel
Harold Fish
Richard Sorenson
G. T. Bergman
Robert Fish
T. R. Sorenson
Rebekah
Howard VanTassel
Esther
H. Ray Harris
Deborah
Robert Williams
Ministers Plan Special Service
The Corry area worship association met at the YMCA with Rev. Walter Gilliland presiding. Rev. Lawrence Menzely led devotions and Captain John Eileen joined the Salvation Army as a member. Plans were made for a world literature evangelism program in the community next year. The Union Thanksgiving Service is set for Wednesday evening November 21 at the Presbyterian Church with Dr. John Gerstner as guest speaker on church history and the atonement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Area
Wumstera Association
YMCA
Walter Gilliland
Lawrence Menzely
John Eileen
Salvation Army
World Literature Evangelism Committee
H. Ray Harris
Presbyterian Church
John Gerstner
Pittsburgh Theological Seminary
First Presbyterian Church
Gerstnsr
Community Christmas booth volunteers welcome shoppers
A group of volunteers led by Mrs. W Pendleton Broom and Mrs. Charles A. Williams staff the Christmas booth and candy sales areas. A special sale of children's used clothing will be an innovation at this year’s event. The public is invited to attend the affair with new concessions and regular features.
Car Emerges 2nd Best In Crash With Mortal Man
Pedestrian Juan Gonzales, 19, was struck by a moving car while crossing a street with Raul Ybarra in Mercedes Texas. Ybarra jumped to safety. Gonzales walked into the vehicle and escaped injury. Damage to the car included a broken windshield and dented side panel, valued at about 300 dollars. Patrolman E B Hutchins reported the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lires Kul, Ars
Juan Gonzales
E. B. Hutchins
Gonzales
Raul Ybarra
Mercedes
Tex
Ybarra
Four Teens Held Over 14 Fire Incidents in Sharon Farrell
Police hold four teenage boys aged 16 on charges of starting 14 fires in Sharon and Farrell since October 23. Officers say the youths admitted setting fires in 12 garages, a shed, and a car to have fun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanreld
A. A
Sharon and
Farrell
Truman says election outcome shows public support for Kennedy era aims
In Independence Missouri former President Truman says the voters revealed belief in the President’s program for the United States. He notes uncertainty about congressional actions and comments on Kennedy’s potential ease with Congress. AFL CIO head Meany donates 1000 to India defense fund and writes to Nehru about Chinese aggression. Gen Wheeler, as Army chief, sees no Soviet threat escalation in Khrushchev era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Harry Truman
United States
Independence
Kennedy
Truman
Congress
Senate
House
Afl-Cio
George Meany
India National Defense Fund
Ietter
Washington
Meany
Braj Kumar Nehru
India
Nehru
Earle J. Wheeler
Army
Khrushchev
Wheeler cites Cuban crisis to urge resolve and deterrence
In a Fordham University speech, Wheeler argued the Cuban situation showed So Viet willingness to negotiate only after perceiving U S determination to use force if needed. He framed this as a demonstration of the necessity of strong deterrence in nuclear standoff scenarios.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acter
Russia
Fordham University
New York City
Wheeler
Ore train derailment near Butler halts freight movement
Twenty one cars of a five car Pennsylvania ore train derailed three miles south of Butler. No injuries reported. Some cars piled as work crews began clearing the wreckage. Cause not yet determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler Butler
Butler
Yank Walks Out Of Reception In Diplomatic Row
At a Sofia reception marking the Bolshevik Revolution anniversary Minister Eugenie Anderson walked out after Bulgarian President Dimiter Ganev accused the United States of piratical action against Cuba. Soviet and Cuban officials attended. Anderson refused attempts to smooth the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Softa
Bulgaria
Eugenie
Anderson
Dimiter Ganev
United States
Cubs
Ganev
Sofia
Mikhail Suslov
Blas Roca
Communist Party
Georgi A. Denisov
Denisov
Khrushchev
Cuba
Ganey
Mrs. Anderson
Havana radio silent on Castro Mikoyan meeting
Havana radio offered no word on a Castro Mikoyan meeting after a reception at the Soviet Embassy in Havana marking the Bolshevik Revolution anniversary. It did not confirm whether Castro and Mikoyan met yesterday, with the last reported meeting on Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Castro
Mikoyan
Key West
Fla
Ha‘vana
Anastas F. Mikoyan
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Alexander Alexseyev
Yiayeiavana
Etavaiid
Also Mentioned on This Page
St.osevelt
Mary Miners Hosinns
Rebekah Lodge Hears Association Report
Jaitsell
Muhen
Mrs. Clark
George Rhodes
Willard Shreve
Edward Rossbacher
Mrs. Stohlberg
Martha Circle Group
Eub Church
Evans
Ymca Ladies Auxiliary
C. Kenneth Christiansen
Fish Pond Com
Car
Mortal Man
Yank
U.S
Jimrose Steak House
Sim
Gamaie
John Merkle
Hammond
Dacron
Ita
Sibar
A&p Applesauce
Corry, PA
Washington St
A&p
Jane Parker
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!