Miss Capwell among 35 seniors in hygiene program
Miss Mary K Capwell daughter of Mr and Mrs Clare Tapwell of RD 1 Columbus is among 35 seniors honored in Bromine Technical Community College dental hygiene program at Igo fillese theater in Bunchamton NY. She has served as treasurer of her class for two years on the school paper staff and is a member of the Junior American Dental WY ffee Association. She has summers as a dental assistant to Dr John M Mohn and is a 1960 Corry Area High School graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary K Capwell
Clare Tapwell
RD. 1
Columbus
Bromine Technical Community College
Bunchamton
N_Y
Igo
John M. Mohn
Dehlist
Corry Area
VFW Ladies Plan Donations and District Meeting
VFW Ladies Auxiliary decided to donate to St Barnabus Home in North Best and the national Christmas Seal campaign. Mrs William Rocrig led the session and announced the district meeting in Sharon on December 14 at 2:30 p m. Hazel Shuss won the attendance award, and refreshments were served by Mrs Roger Grape and Mrs Rehr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW
Post Home
St. Barnabus
North Best
Natonal
Roger Grape
Rehr
Cleveland Brown Tozo Honored Sunday
Cleveland Brown to be honored this Sunday in a community event marking his 80th birthday. Friends relatives and neighbors are invited as Geranieh Treton of Mr Brown organizes the affair for area veterans and local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Brown
Brown
Rive
WML BP
Geaniehiitren
Mrs R Sullivan Feted At Farewell Party
Mrs. R Sullivan of Mead Avenue was honored at a farewell party hosted at the Sullivan home as she and her family prepare to move to Cleveland. Guests included Mrs Warren McChesney, Mrs Prank Carnegie, Mrs James Peterson, and others who attended and presented a matched pair of lamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wikfs Arg Aegenrne
Robert Sullivan
Mead Avenue
Cleveland
Sullivan
Warren McChesney
Prank Carnegie
James Peterson
William S. Eaton
Victor Cruge Jr
James Allyn
Harold
Luncheon Honors Mrs. J.B. Cogan
A surprise birthday luncheon honored Mrs. J B Cogan at the East Pleasant Forest home of Mrs T W Whitehead. About 20 ladies attended with gifts of jewelry. Out-of-town visitors included Mrs Ralph Dewey of Erie and Mrs Peter Galbreath and Mrs Rah Carroll of Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Whitehead
East Pleasant Forest
Robert Brown
Earle Bisley
Ralph &. Dewey
Dutton Library Elects Officers at Special Meeting
At a special meeting of the Dutton Public Library board last evening Mrs. Charles Dodd was named president Leonard Edwards became vice president Mrs Clifton Tressler was secretary and Basil Pokosh was treasurer The resignation of Mrs Tressler as librarian was accepted and Mrs Henry Burlingame was appointed to the library post
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uection
Universook
Dutton Public Library Board
Charles Dodd
Leonard Edwards
Clifton Tressler
Basil Pokosh
Tressler
Lbraran
Henry Burlingame
Miller hosts Sciota Community Aid session
Mr and Mrs Arthur Miller of R D 4 hosted an all day Sciota Community Aid meeting with 25 in attendance. A noon tureen dinner preceded the business session led by Mrs Earl Hasbrouck. Regular reports by Mrs Elbert Bush and Mrs Ivan Heslink. Christmas party tureen dinner planned for December 14 at an announced location. Afternoon seaming for the hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Sciota Community Aid
Arthur Miller
Earl Hasbrouck
Elbert Bush
Ivan Heslink
Homer Kolstee
Mercy Hospital
Buffalo
Belle Colegrove
Award Honors Hospital Accountants Leader in Corry
The national citation from the American Association of Hospital Accountants recognizes meritorious service by hospital accountants. Mrs Buick, immediate past president of the local chapter, has held roles as secretary treasurer president elect and Institute committee chairman, and serves as office manager at Corry Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of Hospital Accountants
Buick
Burik
Corry Memorial Hospital
Friendship Club Meets at Miss Sperry’s Home
The Friendship Club gathered yesterday at Miss Frances Sperry’s South Center street home with 10 members and three children present. Mrs. C. A. Lawson presided as hostess showed merchandise for sale and prizes were awarded for mystery packages and games to several members. Refreshments included fruit salad wafers cranberry relish celery doughnuts and coffee. Door prizes went to Mrs. Eugene Powers and Mrs. Charles Mulligan. Next meeting will be at Mrs. Norman Swart’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sample Flats
Frances Sperry
South Center Street
C. A. Lawson
John Decker
Sister's Tea Draws Large Audience at Convent
Pinking silver theme decorates the Sisters of Mercy convent social event sponsored by the Catholic Daughters of America. The Wednesday afternoon tea ran 2:30 to 5:30 with 80 pink and silver centerpieces, cookies, nuts, mints, tea, and coffee. Past grand regents presided, donations noted, and choral and piano selections provided by Sisters and lay hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Daughters of America
Sisters of Mercy
First Avenue
T He
Catholic Daughters Organization
Mayme Wood
Harold Cragg
Leo L. Hoylen
D. O. Daugherty
C. T. Anderson
Jerome Needham
James Wharton
Leo Hooks
John Hornick
Walter Deutschlander
James Sullivan
Alfred M. Morrison
M. Agnes Lynch
Cochairman
Albert Ross
George Downey
Marion Sullivan
Arthur Lits
Richard Bachefner
Donald Nantes
Junior High Tri Hi Y Plans Splash Party and Sale
Members of the Junior High Tri-Hi-Y met at the YMCA to schedule events. A splash party is planned for November 16 and a candy sale at Sears Roebuck on November 18 from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Induction of new members occurred with Miss Martha Nichols presiding. Mrs. Carl McIntyre serves as advisor. next meeting set for November 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-Hi-Y
YMCA
Sears Roebuck
Martha Nichols
Carl McIntyre
Dey Family Welcomes Daughter Kathryn Ann in Erie
A daughter, Kathryn Ann, was born to Mr and Mrs John Dey of Erie at St Vincent's Hospital on November 5. Mrs Earl Haight of North Center Street is the maternal grandmother. A son was born yesterday at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs David Cox of R D 3 Corry.
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Kathryn Ann
John Dey
Erie
St. Vincent's Hospital
Earl Haight
North Center Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
David Cox
Corry
Drew Yenchak Feted At Shower
A baby shower for Drew Alan Yenchak, son of Mr and Mrs Navey Yenchak of Chuniw RD 2, was hosted by the Corry Jaimextown Corporation office girls. The shower at Walter Wotus home featured games, awards, and gifts for the newborn, with special prize to Mrs. Robert Rathbun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sor Snus
Maine
Navey Yenchak
Chuniw
Corry
Jaimextown Corporation
Walter Wotus
Gamma
Ron
Wotus
Arthur Storer
Stanley Radecki
C 'T. Anderson
Robert Rathbun
Drew Alan
Helping Hand Club Enjoys Tureen Diner
The Helping Hand Club members met yesterday at TOOP Hall for a sweet dinner. Fourteen members attended and planned the annual Christmas party on December 14 with a gift exchange. Committees included Mrs. Ora Loveland and Mrs. C. A. Pier, with next month led by Mrs DeJeau, Mrs. Ruth Hoenes, and Mrs. Adine Emmons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekan Helping Hand Club
Toop Hall
Rrolp
Bernice DeJean
Ora Loveland
C. A. Pier
DeJeau
Ruth Hoenes
Adiine Emmons
British Beauty Crowned Miss World in Homeland Glory
Rosemarie Frumiland, 18, blonde with blue eyes, crowned Miss World at Cafe de Paris after finishing runner-up in Miss Universe in Miami Beach. US finalist Jo Ann Odum also reached finals. Bob Hope praised Frumiland as the most beautiful girl he ever saw. Frumiland won 230 pounds and a movie test. she aims to be a glamorous wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mia Beach
Rosemarie Frumiland
Cafe de Paris
U.S
Jo Ann Odum
Huntington
W. Va
Bob Hope
Frankland
Hope
Tye
Namie
Rosemarie
Army Mops Up After Accident
A nonscheduled air liner with one engine dead attempted an emergency landing near an airport. The craft skimmed the runway, then sank behind trees and burst into flames. Only two aboard survived with minor injuries. passengers were from Newark and Baltimore. Also, Northern Rhodesia leader Lauwrence Katilungu was killed in a car crash.
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Newark
N.d
Wilkes-Barre
Baltimore
Ronald Conway
West Hollywood
Fla
Wiliam Poythress
Miami
Ruodilia
Indola
Northern Rhodesia
Lauwrence Katilungu
Northern Rhodesian African National Congress
Nehru Agrees On Nuclear Ban Communique Says Talks Continue
A sought after communique notes leaders Kennedy and Nehru discuss peaceful options for Berlin and reaffirm the right of people closest to the issue to choose. Nehru agrees on pursuing a peaceful section of the Berlin problem and maintaining direct communications in coming months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nehru
Qlie
Kennedy
Berlin
Nuhru
Berin
Navy Secretary Connally Injured in ROTC Cadet Accident
Secretary of the Navy John B. Connally Jr spent hours in hospital after a ROTC cadet misjudged a rifle move and struck him near the left eye. An aide said the injury was a nasty cut below the eyebrow caused by the rifle sight, not a bayonet, during a University of Texas appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin ‘Tex
Secretary of the Navy
John B. Connally Jr
ROTC
Connally
William BR. Anderson
University of Texas
Anderson
D. Reed
Refugees Break Through Bamboo Curtain to Reach Portugal
Four refugees broke through Red China's Bamboo Curtain and entered the small Portuguese colony yesterday. The escape highlights ongoing tensions as individuals seek asylum from communist repression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red China
Protest Over Soviet Airlift To Laos Rebels
Saigon asks the International Control Commission to act on Soviet airlift support to Communist rebels in Laos. Reported U.S. equipment and personnel movements and Vietnamese pilots undergoing fighter and helicopter training hint at broader involvement. The scope of U.S. participation remains unclear as Kennedy weighs the decision.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Hie International Control Commission
Laos
Hiab Tye Caititt
Southh Viet Nasu
Coury Hay
Cus
Dhe
Mide Sp
Shiliy
Canata
Poland
Janes Hy van
Commission
Ap Par
TM Geneva Igre
New York
U.S
Kennedy
Mutineers to be court martialed in Leopoldville
Gen Joseph Mobula Simonherd leads a Geno Army response after antiwhite rampage as 162 mutineers are ordered to face court martial in Leopoldville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leopoldville
Geno— Army
Joseph Mobula Simonherd
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VFW Ladies
R. Sullivan
J.B. Cogan
Dutton Library
General Electric Freezer
Bendix Freezer
Westinghouse
Frigidaire
General Electric
Rie
Ernest Burik
Mound Street
William G. Follmer
Northwest Pennsylvania Hospital Association
David Mead Inn
Meadville
Rhea
Drew Yenchak
Helping Hand Club
USA
Homeland
Brokenstraw Inn
Garland
Ann Page
W. Washington St
Corry, PA
A&p
Shankless
Citizens National Bank OF Corry
Navy Sec
Evans
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