Legion Auxiliary Installs Officers At Social Session
Officers of the Legion Auxiliary were installed in lodge rooms with Mrs Hazel Huling of Franklin and her assistant Mrs Baer in charge. A chicken salad lunch at Diemers followed before a brief business meeting led by retiring president Mrs Everett Elmquist. New officers include Mrs Richard Orn president and Mrs Joseph Larin secretary with several other posts filled.
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Legion Auxiliary
The
Hazel Huling
Franklin
Baer
Diemer’s
Everett Elmquist
Huling
Buer
Auxiliary
Orn
Hospital Auxiliary Fashion Show And Card Party Dallas Gala
Hospital auxiliary at Corry Memorial Hospital hosted a charity fashion show and card party at Corry Area High School. The event, co chaired by Mrs. J. Fred Kinley and Mrs. E. H. Harmon, drew a large crowd with estimated gross receipts around $500 to benefit local healthcare services.
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Neary
Corry Area
Ladies Auxiliiary
Corry Memorial Hospital
Arthur Laurell
John Kane
Leroy Hoyt
Richard Hurlbut
J. F. Needham
Esther Parga
John V. Poster
Miss Kinley
Miss Cohen
Stewart
Stahl
Edmund Barr
William Johnson
Don Kincaid
Chris Christensen
Carroll Crowell
Bernard Graham
Jack Dey
Morgan Beverly
Roy T. Huber
North East
Esther Fargo
George Sample
H. Langdon Rowe
Fred Schwab
R. W. Keck
PW. Dey
Raymond Fl. Sandburg
Theodore Hubley
Frederick Ahi
Clifford Custer
Columbus
Philip Zalaeck
Charles Stormes
L. C. Nichols
Golden Links Class Met At Mrs Foster Home
The Golden Links Class of First Methodist met at Concord street home of Mrs A L Foster with Mrs Faeabeth Nellis as hostess. Mrs C A Johnson led devotions from Luke chapter two. After business, contests followed with Boston cream pie coffee and tea served by Mrs Nellis and committee. The next session is set for November with location to be announced.
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A. L. Foster
First Methodist Church
A. Ll. Foster
Concord Street
Faeabeth Nellis
C. A Johnson
Luke
Mra Nellis
Vinnie Puller
Anthony Cyphert
Mary Frualer
Boston
Honor Clymer Couple On 55th Anniversary
A family party on Sunday honored Mr and Mrs Albert Bensink of Mill Street Clymer for their 55th wedding anniversary. The couple have five children Henry Bensink Garret and Harry Bensink of Clymer Mrs Homer Loomis Sr of Clymer and Mrs Cesil Pound of North East. They also have 23 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren.
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Honor
Townsend Returns as Princess Margaret Marriage Decision Near
London news reports say Group Captain Peter Townsend returned from Belgium amid growing speculation an official statement will confirm whether he will marry Princess Margaret. Townsend would not answer questions about a possible engagement or a forthcoming announcement said to be imminent. The rumor mill suggests a decision in the near term, but insiders offer no confirmation.
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Meg
Associated Press London
RAF
Peter Townsend
England
Princess Margaret
Beligium
Margaret
Neway
Tom
London
Jim Scotland
Slater
Queen Elizabeth
Thwusend
Dows
Kenays Ifn
Corry BPW Club Holds Regular Session
The Corry Business and Professional Women's Club met in TOOF Hall with Mrs. Norman Tarbell presiding. Reports covered the district meeting at Corry Country Club and the bake sale. An invitational open house from Union City BPW on October 24 was announced. Ann Buressi won attendance awards and a special prize. A pumpkin dessert was served to members. A tureen dinner with a guest Erie speaker is planned for October 24 at 6:90 o'clock.
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BPW
Corry
South Street
Ann Buressi
Charles Thompson
Buressi
Floyd Chamberlain
Mary Higgins
Erie
Stork Shower Honors Mrs H James Hammond
Mrs Cortland Bryant hosted a stork shower for Mrs H James Hammond at her parents home in New Woodstock New York with fifty five guests entertaIned. A relay game awarded winners Lynn Smiths team and prizes went to Mrs Rupert Mortis Cora McCray and Merrill Wade. Mrs Wade received the dooy prize as guests enjoyed cake sandwiches coffee and ice cream and gifts were presented to the honoree.
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H. James Hammond
Cortland Bryant
New Woodstock
N. Y
Howard Hammond
H James Hammond
Lynn Smith
Rotary Club hears speaker on fire prevention week
Floyd L. Rice of Warren Pennsylvania addressed the Rotary Club at Hotel Corry speaking on fire prevention, fireproof buildings, and extinguishers. A film Until The Fire Department Arrives was shown. Lester Lpots shared Bremen Germany Rotary meeting notes. Al Sunder led singing with William Lebby on piano.
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Rotary Club
Corry
Floyd L. Rice
Warren
Pennsylvania Association of Insurance Agents
Frank Dodd
Rice
Mr. Rice
L. M. Douglas
Hubert & Vaughn
Lester Lpotts
Bremen
Germany
Slmmer
al Sunder
Wiliam Lebby
Harding PTA Considers TV Effects on Children
The Harding School PTA held a meeting to discuss how television shapes children through parental guidance and moderation. Attendance reached fourteen members and one visitor as members reported 36 paid dues, and awards and notes were exchanged during the session with a social close and refreshments.
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Harding Pta
Harding School
Parent-Teacher Association
S. E. Anderson
Ruth Dahlstrand
Newell Beckwith
John Oesch
PTA Council
Corry Area High School
Page Louderback
Michael Varassa
Charles Williams
Harding Council
Louderback
Eugene Wal
Corry Memorial Welcomes Two Newborns to Westley and Armstrong Families
A daughter was born yesterday morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Roger Westley of Clymer. A son was born early this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Charles Armstrong of 406 East Main Street. Mrs Armstrong is the former Phyllis Hoeries.
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Donald Bite
Churchill Valley
John M.mohr
Wright Street
Ronald Rairie
du Bois
Corry Memorial Hospital
Roger Westley
Clymer
Charles Armstrong
East Main Street
Armstrong
Phyllis Hoeries
Friendship Aid Meeting At Mrs Verna Whitney Home
Mrs Verna Whitney hosted 14 members of the Friendship Aid of the Evangelical United Brethren Church on Elk Street. Vice president led the session in the president’s absence. hostess and guests shared apple pie coffee and conversation after the business talk. Next meeting set for October 26 with Mrs John Carrier of East Main Street. Hart and Mrs Beckwith also noted. COURT SESSION ENDS IN PITTSBURGH Supreme Court closes fall session. next meets in Philadelphia November 14.
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Friendship Aid
Verna Whitney
Elk Street
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Harold Carlson
G.T. Bergman
John Carrier
East Main Street
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Philadelphia
Robin Heads Planning Board in Harrisburg
A 1S-man plan ning board in Harrisburg awaits Senate confirmation to start shaping welfare and redevelopment of the commonwealth. John P. Robin would lead, a former secretary of commerce under Leader and official with the Pitts Guirgh industrial authority. Robin resigned September 1 to become director of Regions Industrial Development Corp. of Allegheny County. Leader said the new board would work closely with the Commerce Department and its new head William R. Davlin.
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Samervanenne
Luria Brothers Sold to Ogden Corp as Subsidiary
Philadelphia firm Luria Brothers and Co scraption and steel dealers announced the sale of its business to Ogden Corp. It will be operated as a subsidiary of Ogden.
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Philadelphia
Luria Brothers & Co
Ogden Corp
Plan Trade Treaty With USSR Aims For Favored Nation Trade
Canada and the Soviet Union announced talks on a most favored nation trade treaty and cooperation in other areas including Arctic scientific research. The dialogue signals widening economic and scientific ties between Ottawa and Moscow.
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Moscow
Canada
Soviet Union
Arctic
Ten Women Receive Distinguished Daughter of Pennsylvania Honors
In Harrisburg a state ceremony honored ten women with the Distinguished Daughter of Pennsylvania gold medals. Mrs Dwight D Eisenhower, a Gettysburg resident, tops the list but could not attend. her award was accepted by Mrs Sara G Leffler. Governor Leader lauded the honorees for their statewide contributions.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Indy
Leader
Pennsylvania
Executive
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Adams County
Sara G. Leffler
Republican State Committee
Commonwealth
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