Salvation Army Cadet Congress trip to Neware City
Town Captain and Mrs Richard Bush of the Salvation Army depart tonight for the Corps Cadet Congress in Neware City. Sixteen Salvation Army boys and girls from the local corps will attend the congress tomorrow and Saturday, returning Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Bush
Salvation Army
Neware City
Nancy Krupa
Walter Krupa
Indiana Suite College
Indiana
William —Doesetler
Schennelady
N.Y
Acid
Gerald Lato
Park Street
Buosahler
Lane
Clarence Hutchison
Arthur Sutter
Peoria
Floyd Dougherty
Atin Bates
East Smith Street
Meadville
Meadville Area Senior High School
Mrs Duell Feted With Shower At West Park Place
Mrs. Fred Duell of East Bond reel was honored with a stork shower hosted by Mrs. Roy Pierds of West Park Place. Twelve guests enjoyed games and contests led by Mrs. Marlyn Blount. Prizes went to Mrs. Mayme Genty, Mrs. CL Auer, Mrs. Alar Corah and Miss Neylon Schreckengost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Duell
East Bondreel
Roy Pierds
West Park
Marlyn Blount
Mayme Genty
CL. Auer
Alar Corah
Neylon Schreckengost
Mrs McElroy Hosts Esther Circle Meeting
Twenty members of the Esther Circle of the Evangelical United Brethren Church met at Mrs. Rean McElroy’s West Columbus avenue home. Trisket led the business, devotions were by Mrs. William Halfast, and the lesson was presented by Mrs. Robert Olson assisted by several members. Light refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Rean McElroy
West Columbus Avenue
Herbert. Trisket
William Halfast
Robert Olson
Harold Fish
Mya
Lena Beagle
McElroy
Harold Lloyd
H. Ray Hillris
Waive Rowland
Blanche Vanik
Eisenhower and wife finish medical checkups at Walter Reed
President and Mrs Dwight D Eisenhower completed initial physical examinations at Walter Reed Army Hospital. Army Surgeon General Gen. Lomard D Heaton told reporters both are in fine physical condition and continue annual checkups since Eisenhower’s Army days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisenhowers
Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Waller Reed Army Hospital
Gen
Bridge Scores At VEW Post Home Eight-Table Charity Event
Cor ty Bridge Association members played an eight-table Mitchell charity master point game at the VEW Post home. Notable pairs included Mrs Brink Ghett and John Blatt, Mr and Mrs Morgan Beverly, and Mr and Mrs T A Thibley. East West players featured Kinley and Israel, with Lena St Clair and James Lundy among the top pairs. Next week returns to regular master point play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VEW Post
Corty Bridge
Mitchell
Brink Ghett
John Blatt
Morgan Beverly
T A Thibley
Horton Davis
J. Fred Kinley
Robert Israel
Warren
Ted Majoron
Ene
Mark Coyle
Lena St. Clair
James Lundy
Mrs Dougherty Hosts Rebekah Circle Meeting
The Rebekah Circle of the Evangelical United Brethren Church met at Mrs Floyd Dougherty's home in A. D. 4 on Tuesday afternoon with fifteen members present. Mrs Rol Fleming gave the opening prayer, scripture was read by Mrs Charles Pless, and Mrs George Collis led the lesson. The group discussed Problems of the local church as Mrs William Armitage gave the closing prayer. Mrs El bert Bush helped serve cake and tea. Next month they will join a combined session with the Debora and Esther Circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah
Debora
Esther
IOOF Members To Attend Warren Meet
Members of Jonathan Lodge No 885 IOOF planned to travel to Warren on Tuesday for the conferring of the first degree on a class of candidates. The regular meeting was held in the IOOF hall with a brief practice for the second degree and refreshments served to attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan Lodge No. 885
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Warren
IOOF
Niels Sorenson
Harold Stamon
Fred Beall
Junior Tri-Hi-Y Starts Membership Drive
Twenty three members of the Junior Tri-Hi-Y attended a session at the YMCA last evening. They discussed visiting out of town state hospitals and patients at Corry Memorial Hospital. Tentative spring trip plans were made with destination to be decided later. Delegates were voted to be sent to the United Nations Assembly in Harrisburg. The group aims to start its membership drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
Corry Memorial Hospital
Delates
United Nations Assembly
Harrisburg
Erred
Fuk
jAroup
Leadership School In Corry Attended By Bear Lakers
A group from Bear Lake attended a leadership school at the Evangelical United Brethren Church in Corry on Monday. Merle Connell and son Mark of Emporium visited their parents Elwood Connell. Mrs. Maude Cornish and Ivan Ayling joined others calling on Jlwoor Connell at Corry Hospital. The WSCS cleaned the church kitchen. The young son of Mr and Mrs Hardy Chapufan broke his leg from a tree fall and is hospitalized in Corry. Some locals pick grapes in North East and Westfield. Keith and Kevin Beckerink stay with J C Manwaring while their parents attend the Utica Dairymen’s League meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Bear Lakers
Bear Lake
United Brethren Church
EUB
Merle Connell
Mark
Emporium
Elwood Connell
D C Manwaring
Maude Cornish
Ivan Ayling
Rey Buyers
Robert Johnson
J3lwoor
Connell_at
Cambridge Springs
Clara Connell
Ellwood Connell
Mr Connell
Corry Hospital
Keith
Kevin Beckerink
Clymer
J. C. Manwaring
Utica
Clymer Dairymen's League
Mrs R Austin Hosts Faith Fellowship Meet
The Parth Fellowship met at the home of Mrs Ralph Austin on East Church Street with sixteen members present. Mrs Lawrence Porter led the prayer and Mrs Rex Ireland, the president, led the business session. Mrs Arland Burrows gave devotions on the Key to Scriptures and the group worked on a missions project. Refreshments were served by Mrs Austin and cohostess Mrs Mary Lou Thomans. The November session will be at the home of Mrs Donald Arnink with Miss Phyllis Daniels assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Austin
Faith Fellowship
Parth Fellowship
Ralph Austin
East Church Street
Lawrence Porter
Rex Ireland
Arland Burrows
Austin
Mary Lou Thomans
Mother and Premature Baby Die Minutes Apart
A Grove City mother, Mrs. Frederick McCaustin, died at Bashline Hospital at 10:10 a.m. from heart disease. Minutes later her prematurely born son also died, following a natural cause related to the birth.
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Hove
E Vie Harrisville
Bashline Hospital
Grove City
Frederick McCaustin
McCauslin
Informal PTA Workshop At Conetway School Session
Mrs L Kirke Besonson of Union City led an informal workshop for Corry Area PTA Council at Conetway School. She outlined benefits of PTA work and cooperation with national and state PTA, followed by Q&A. A fall themed dinner, devotions, and a business session led to new officers and committees for the coming year. Next meeting set for Corry Area High School on December 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Clark
Walter Dingfelder
Alice Blue
Cynthia B Sturgis
William Sprovers
Robert Tunnell
PTA
Thomas R. Shupe
Corry
Wounen
Besonson
J. Donald Watson
Firs
Porter Auer
Frans McKnight
Roger Brown
Robert Lindstrom
Charles Carrell
Carroll Crowell
Norman Lewis
MI Corry Area High School
Jackie Vacations Washington Return From White House
Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy returns to an extended Newport vacation after attending a White House judicial reception Tuesday night. The First Lady traveled back Wednesday aboard the family plane Caroline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackie
Washington
Jacqueline Kennedy
Newport
White House
Caroline
Milk urged as protection against fallout in speech
In Syracuse Yona a Triton specialist urged Americans to drink milk to shield against radioactive fallout. Dr Merrill Read of Chieves cited dairy products as screening strontium from the diet, saying milk aids the body's defense while experts prepared notes for women delegates at a dairy cooperative meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Merrill
Chieves
Nasional Dairy Council
Whundasce
Mile
Dairymen’s Lengue Cooperative Association
Lenete
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Asa Gordon
Carthane
Stewart Wertman
Watsontown
Kennedy News Conference Reflects Cold War Strain
President Kennedy faces questions on Vietnam Laos Cambodia and expanding Communist attacks as he defends defense spending and a balanced budget. He notes no major shift in Soviet policy after Gromyko talks and confirms Thompson will press Moscow exchanges. The first news conference in a month draws reporters as Kennedy signals cautious steps ahead.
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Eveenues
Ngo Dinh Dien
Soult Vek Nam
Httacks Taylor
Laos
Cambodia
NUWA
HH Heweenen
Aeros
Washington
Marc. Kennedy
Toukard Welemon
Wiltininivelra
Kennedy
Evitielam
Ertitem
Jk Witte Furnter Presitank
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Kenedy
Mey
Democratic Committee
Llewellyn ‘Thompson
Moscow
Khrushchiev
Vienna
Berlin
International tension and policy remarks in early Cold War notes
Fragmented lines report Weal Garaian commentary urging Allies to consider final conclusions on Kreviity strategy. US aims to avoid testing in the atmosphere while pursuing talks with the Soviet Union. Kennedy discusses security, nuclear tests, and potential successors. Also notes on aid policy and integration debates within government circles.
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Ine
Prayer
Secur
United States
Soviet Union
Burr Leeky
Wieleelie
Renye
Sam Rayburn
Aay
Robert F Kermody
Washington Metropolitan
Solon's Widow Burdick Dies at Home in Washington
Jean Rodgers Burdick, 34, widow of U S Rep Ushers Burdick R N D, was found dead in her Washington home yesterday. A doctor told police she had been suffering from a liver ailment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solon
Washington
Jean Rodgers Burdick
U.S. Rep
Burdick
R-N-D
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Mrs. McElroy
Esther Circle
Mrs. Dougherty
Rebekah Circle
The
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Armour Star KC
J. Kirke Besonson
Northwest District
PTA Council Group
Corry Area
PTA Council
Conelway School
Besonsoni
Prue McEntilt
Wyiles Dinetelder
Jyresident
Donald Watson
Lavst View
Assomatioly Ks
Woossiine Frome Une Phot
Conetway School
Evans
Citizens National Bank of Corry
Mankind
Carol Heiss
Vitis
Ringea
Snow Waiter
Stooges
Capt. Kidd
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