Rotary Rural-Urban Session At Hotel Carry
The Rotary Rural Urban meeting was held last evening at 8 in the dining room of Hotel Carry. Seventy two members and guests attended a pig roast dinner after which a social hour was enjoyed with piano by William Leaby. The program, directed by Richard Farrer, featured Future Farmers of America students from Corry Area High School and a segment on the Young Adult Farmer Program in Pennsylvania with colored slides and tape recordings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Carry
Elmer Ortner
Grolip
William Leaby
Bracken
Merle C. Doda
Richard Farrer
Agricuture
Corry Area High School
Future Farms of America
Allan Adams
Richard Lindstrom
Howard Mile
Arthue Carlson
Gorge Sekerak
Allen Fullom
Future Farmers of América Fiu
CAHS
Pennsylvania
Merle Dotd
William L. Armitage
Burl T. Cherry
Raymond Wiguers
St Edward's Open House Tonight at School Event
St Edward's hosts an open house from 7 to 9 pm inviting parents parishioners and interested persons to view the new Reading Lab and attend parent teacher conferences. A guest book will be kept in each room as Movember committee chairs lead arrangements for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Howard's Ounnn Pta
Frank Messina
Joseph Catalfa
Stratr
Methodist Men Hear Warren Banker On Why Make A Will
The Methodist Men group held a wives and husbands meeting with about 60 present. Richard Huber of Warren was the speaker, explaining the value of making a will with charts and a Q and A session. Cookies and coffee were served in the church dining room afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oreamization
Tenderfoot Pins Presented To Columbus Scouts
Tenderfoot pins were presented to a large group of Columbus Boy Scouts from Troop 19 at Columbus Town Hall last evening. About 50 attendees, including scouts, parents, and friends, watched as the scout committee evaluated the testers and awarded pins to named scouts. Refreshments followed served by mothers. centerpiece featured a cake in scout colors with the emblem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Columbus Town Hall
Herbert Klodell
Archie, Welmore
Scout Committee
F. Lowe Edwards
Merle VanCise
Albert Sandberg
R. A.merrifield
Michael Savio
Robert Merrifield
Jerry Harness
Philip Pokosh
James van- Cise
Olin Wester
Michael Tinko
Roger Willis
Dexter Sandburg
David Wetmore
David Curtis
George Costello
Robert Bogert
Greg Savko
Edward Kinley
David Edwards
Dennis Bogert
Robert Cmiel
Herman Slater
Robert Moore
Jack McCoy
John Pitca
Area Grange Honors Three 50-Year Members
Archie Benson Claus Spencer and Arthur Hill, 60-year members of the Columbus Grange, were honored Monday evening and presented with gold sheath certificates for the occasion. John Boylan of Cambridge Springs, Pennsylvania State Grange executive committee member, made the presentations and awarded silver stars to members with 25 years or longer. A program including accordion sales by Steve Tinks was well received. The regular business session was led by Lawrence Miller, worthy master, who noted all officers were present except two. Proposals for membership were read and referred to a committee of Mrs. Lawrence Miller, Harold Curtis and N. E. Dodd. Mrs. Paul Suchar Sr, home economics chair, appointed Mrs. Harold Curtis and Mrs. Howard Mowers to assist with refreshments for the next two months’ meetings. Before the meeting a turkey dinner was served by Mrs. David Curtis, with help from Mrs. John Willis. Tables were decorated in fall colors. The next meeting will be December 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Benson
Claus Spencer
Arthur Hill
Columbus Grange
John Boylan
Cambridge Springs
Pennsylvania State Grange Executive Committee
Grange
Steve ‘Tinks
Lawrence Miller
Harold Curtis
N. E. Dodd
Paul Suchar Sr
Howard Mowers
David Curtis
John Willis
Kathleen Moore and Rex Church Wed in Bradford
Kathleen Joyce Moore and Rex Church wed in a double ring ceremony at West Branch Evangelical United Brethren Church Bradford officiated by Rev Roger D Morey. The bride wore a rosepaint lace gown with crystal accents and carried white fuji chrysanthemums. Guests included Mrs Robert Keen and brothers of the groom attended. After a reception at the bride’s home the couple will reside in Jamestown after a Washington trip. The bride is a Bradford High School and nursing school graduate. the groom attended Youngsville High School and works for Sylvania in Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Joyce Moore
Kenneth R. Moore
Bradford
Rex Church
Merton M. Church
Warren
Church
Roger D. Morey
West Branch
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Kinnard Kindberg
Robert Winner
Robert Keen
West Los Angeles
Calif
Leon Church
Vernon Church
George Church
Bradford Senior High School
WCA Hospital School of Nursing
Youngsville High School
Sylvania Electric Products
Past Grands Members Meet In IOOF Hall
The Past Grands Clen of the Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge met last evening in the IOOF Hall. Esther Fargo conducted the business session while social hosts were Mrs. John Chin and Mrs. Lavirtie Mapes. A holiday themed bulblous sand course was served. The annual regenting party is set for December 29 at Mrs. Ora Loveland’s East Main street home where secret sisters will be revealed.
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Franklin Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Esther Fargo
John Chin
Lavirtie Mapes
Ora Loveland
East Main Street
Bridge Scores Highlight Weekend Duplicate Whist Event
A lively Duplicate Bridge session at the VEW Post home on Avenue featured the Women’s Tuesday Afternoon group. Winners included Mrs TOM Treat of Unit City, Mrs Ho Wilcox, Mrs Gerald Luu, and the team of Rubyit ObL St. with Mrs JVO Kiley.
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Hawell
Pune
Wometin Tueddy
VEW Post
Tom Treat
Unit City
Dal Mes
Marya Bewserly
Ho Wilcox
Gerald Luu
J Fvo Kiley
Tigi Suilvas
Yuna
Special Church Services Held At Bear Lake
Special church services were observed at Bear Lake United Church on Wednesday evening. Guests included Mr and Mrs Richard Pyrow and Tarah of Jasper NY and Rev. Byny Prey of Geneva. Family members and neighbors shared Thanksgiving visits and hospital news at WCA Hospital in Jamestown.
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Bear Lake
Evansiliel United
Ollaine
Richard Pyrow
Tarah
Jasper NY
Byny Prey
Geneva
Lucille Price
Divayne Jukes
WEA Hospital
Jamesiow
Grave Mort Wis
Eid
Ferd Morton
Fam
Hollis Morton
Arid Tethiahy
Ralph Miler
Pithburap
Manwarine
Hiram Berkerink
Barbar Manwiray
Helmuth
Clyde Manwaring
Hurhard Crosby
Sam ‘Groters
Wilburt Perkins
Warrat
Charles Manwaring
Hartford
Arthur McGraw
Warren
Walter Newhouse
Clarerence Carter Lundry
Doris Smith
WCA
Jamestown
October Reports from Red Cross Directors Discuss 10 Officials
Ten Red Cross directors heard reports on October work during a session led by Miss Anes Lynch. Albert Cole and Norbert Tueholner outlined disaster efforts and recent meetings. The group noted service to veterans and civilians, with plans for continued support and future sessions scheduled through January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teibyse
Dabor
Seuekstion
Haney Chuy
Seth Calva
Norm’ Tatchell
Tasfrhetans
Pepe
Clymer Firemen Name New Chief
The Cliher volunteer firemen chose Ody Have W as their new chief after a close vote. The former chief Arthan Howles served the community for 20 years. Officers elected include Ric Burton chief assistant and Everlet Wirkshouse second assistant, with James Thompson president Tryon vice president Fuel Dumertz secretary Karl Dunkbreveker and Lewis Due treasurer. The former chief was made an honorary member. Senior Girl Scouts Hor Clyauer assisted at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cliher
Shanes
Arthan Howles
Opiers
Ric Burton
Thesk
Everelt Wirkshouse
Jlames Thompson
Ever
Family Produces Public Servants
A Corning police history details a father serving 35 years as town policeman and two sons in law enforcement. His son John Jy spent two years as a state trooper, another son William became Hammondsport police chief, and grandson William Rowe Jy joined the Corning Five Department today. The piece notes a family tradition of public service and active careers in policing.
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Tte
John Two
Corningity
John Jy
William
Hammondsport
William Rowe Jy
Corning Five Department
The Great Plains Plight and the Farm Bureau Link
A historical reflection on American farming shifts from 48 percent of workers to under 6 percent, noting mechanization and productivity. It argues farmers gain less political influence, urges Farm Bureau as their collective voice, and stresses independence, duty, and the need to sustain the nation through farming strength and civic responsibility.
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Kansas City
Denver
Plains
Bette
Winlows
Yuri
Colinbless Tevin
Caine Anid Ling
United States
Thas
Tower Acres
Nounts
Wallington
Photkes
Cattie Candher
Unte
Farm Bureau
American Farm Bureau Federation
Politics rackets should not mix in Beaver County
Richard P Steward, district attorney of Beaver County, said that if law enforcement officials separated politics from rackets, rackets wouldn’t be so important. He told about 500 western Pennsylvania police chiefs at an EI conference on anti racketeering legislation and bank robbery investigation techniques.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Beaver County
Guy Hall
Richard P Steward
Steward
Pennsylvania
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Alston Chase
Snyder Circle
Area Grange
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Ann Page
Boston
Pork and Ry
Kathleen Moore
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CORRY
Beneficial Finance Co
N. Centar St
Sears
Erie — Beneficial Finance Co
Erie
Eighth & State
Kaluedayy
Beneficial Consumer Discount CO
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Tolielimnent
Clymer Firemen
Journal Daily
A John Gavin
Fannie Hurst
Steinw Eastman Color
Charles Drake
Virginia Grey
Reginald Gardiner
Paul Harvey News
Fair and Rancher
Capitol IL Traditionus
Farin
Barney
Madame
Alpagora
Lady Alpagoras
Bennett
Howe
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