Bridal shower honors Mixa Daniels at Daniels home
Social guests gathered at 926 Meid si Venue for Mixa Lois Daniels as Phyllis Daniels Phyllis Wilson and Cynthia Darling hosted with Gladys Elvint assisting. Guests enjoyed cake Jello coffee and candles. Prizes awarded to Rose Catalfu Marjorie Jaquith Marion Ross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Daniels
Phyllis Wilson
Cynthia Darling
Gladys Elvint
Mixa Lois Daniels
Daniels
Meid Si
Rose Catalfu
Mar-jorie Jaquith
Marion Ross
Babara Blair
Sandra Craker
Micla McElroy
Judy Measinger
Mar Ut Mackey
Mary Ann Cosma
Arland Burrows
Eileen
Robert DeBoer
Jualph Carroll
Peggy Bashline
Willim Daniels
Phyllis
Mari-lyn
Mary —Daniess
Miss Daniels
Mrs Merle Patterson Hosts Dorcas Class Meeting
Mrs Merle Patterson hosted the Dorcas Class of the First Methodist Church at her Macadam Hill home for the November meeting. Mrs Anne Apdrus led devotions on Other Women of the Bible. A Thanksgiving offering was planned for Ethel Hirpst Home in Cedartown Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merie Patterson
Macadam Hill
First Methodist Church
Anne Apdrus
L.A. Johnston
Mary-Martha Class Holds Tureen Dinner Meeting
Twenty two members of the Mary-Martha Class and one guest met in the recreation room of the First Presbyterian Church for a tureen dinner served at 6 p.m. Hostess committee included Mrs E Anderson Mrs William Rhodes and Miss Jean Anderson. President Mrs Dollins Rozelle Sr led the meeting and fund devotion. Mrs Clarentie Wallace Mrs W W Graham and Mrs J W Johnston were appointed to the dominating committee to report at the next RCmp meeting on November 14 at Mrs Graham's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wv. W
Junior Hi Club Mestog Meeting Notes and Plans
The Junior Hi Club Mestog held a service with devotion and the Lord's Prayer. Jamies Williams read minutes and plans were made to show films this year. The bake ride and wiener roast postponed, a Hi Aid Tele rally at Edinboro High on October 20 was planned with speakers and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ade McBevere
Jamies Wilhiams
Edinboro High School
BPW District Officers Attend Erie Meeting
Three Corty area district BPW members visited the Erie club for an official visit. Mrs. Norman G. Tarbell district director Mrs. Clinton Pratt corresponding secretary and Mrs. Helen Moxley assistant district director attended from the area. Tarbell spoke on the Miami convention and the Canada international convention. District projects for fall and winter were planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BPW
Erie
Corty
Business and Professional Women’s
Erie Club
Norman G. Tarbell
Clinton Pratt
Rom Corry
Helen Moxley
Union City
Tarbell
Miami
Fis
Canada
Watt
Donna Shaver Fellowship Moderator Installed at Warren
At a Fellowship Rally held at the First Presbyterian Church in Warren Miss Dorian Shaver of this city was installed as moderator of District 1 Westminster Fellowship of EMI Presbytery. The meeting drew 150 Presbyterian youths and was supported by several Conry youths with Rev and Mrs Paul F Bauer also attending from the local church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Emory
Clymer
Lent Hall
Union City
Inez Curtis
Unionport
Ohio
Frank Say
North Center ‘Street
C. M. Hughes
R. D.2
Fodiay
Hick
Jobin Zahora
Dayton
Paul PF. Bauer
First Presbyterian Church
Warren
Dorian Shaver
Westminster’ Fellowship
EMI Presbytery
Miss Shaver
Conry
Paul F. Bauer
Mrs. DeLury Honored by Friends at Social Party
A group of friends honored Mrs. Bess DeLury of 1075 North Center Street with a combined birthday and housewarming party attended by twenty seven people. She received various gifts and a late evening spread of sandwiches pickles olives birthday cake and coffee was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess DeLury
North Center Stresh
Corry Couple Welcome Daughter at Corry Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs Ernest TeWinkle of Clymer welcomed a daughter born yesterday afternoon at Corry Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Charles Miller of 312 Concord Street reported a daughter born last evening at the hospital with Mrs Milley, formerly Betty Shields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Memorial Hospital
Ernest TeWinkle
Clymer
Charles Miller
Concord Street
BPW Club Plans Card Party Monday
Business and Professional Women's Club announces a Monday card party with Mrs E W Baccus as general chairman. IOOF Hall will host the event at a stated hour. Tickets are managed by Mrs Clinton Pratt Mrs James L King and Miss Tha Awstin. Prizes will be awarded at each table and reservations directed to Mrs Hacills or Mrs Charles Thompson. Lunch will follow hosted by several members. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women's Club
W. Baccus
Clinton Pratt
James L. King
Tha Awstin
Mary Sears
Hacclls
Charles Thompson
Thompson
Floyd Chamberlain
Anne, Smith
Dora Daye
Donation Tea For Sisters Of Mercy Held At Convent
The annual donation tea for the Sisters of Mercy occurred yesterday afternoon at the local convent on First Avenue. Sponsored by Court Conception No 35 Catholic Daughters of America, the event featured piano selections by Mrs James P Sullivan and a tea table with cookies nuts tea and coffee. Nuns received many donations of money and food. Afterward the St Edward's School Parent Teacher Association served a roast beef dinner at the convent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisters of Mercy
First Avenue
Court Conception No. 35
Catholic Daughters of America
O’block
James P. Sullivan
Stanley Malek
Nick Murty
Olint W. Bracken Jr
Raymond Sandburg
Albert ‘Mako
St Edward's School
Master Point Game At Bridge Tournament Results
Seven tables competed in the monthly master point duplicate bridge game held last evening in the VFW Gardens Room. Winners in the North South team were FH Bartholme and partner from Union City 9 the Warren pair JR Vilone and J A Scalise. East West winners included H Hunsinger and D L Veters of Warren with Ted Treat from Union City and William Smyers as partners. The regular duplicate tournament will be held next Wednesday evening with Mrs Smyers in charge of reservations.
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Mitchell
VFW Gardens
Avetnrescore
FH. Bartholme
Union City
JR. Vilone
J. A. Scalise
Warren
Morgan Beverly
Robert Larsen
East
Weal
H. Hunsinger
D. L. Veters
Ted ‘Treat
William Smyers
New Brownie Troop Formed at Concord School
A Brownie troop of 24 second grade girls formed at Concord School met yesterday afternoon with leader Mrs. Darwin Wolcott and assistant Ruth Ann Brockman. The session included story telling and playtime, and the group will meet each Wednesday afternoon after school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord School
Darwin Wolcott
PTA
Ruth Ann Brockman
Doctors View Lung Cancer Program
More than 100 Rhodesland physicians watched a closed circuit program last night where Dr Henry A L Bockus of the University of Pennsylvania explained that higher male lung cancer rates stem from longer smoking history.
Police Roundup Nets Burglary Gang in Toy Theft Case
Police conducted a roundup of a burglary gang blamed for stealing $20,000 worth of toys from Pittsburgh wholesale distributors. Rookie patrolmen George Schumaker and Patrick Flanagan were credited with breaking the case. Authorities recovered much of the loot in the homes of the first seven detainees and another $25,000 worth of Staten Island toys at a warehouse near Sturgeon.
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Pittsburgh
George Schumaker
Patrick Flanagan
Sturgeon
Stevenson Attacks Eisenhower as a single interest government
Stevenson denounced the Eisenhower administration as a single interest government in Ohio campaign stops. He accused the cabinet of being beholden to big business and warned that change would come with a Democratic victory. Nixon campaigned in southern New England branding Trumpsnism with a Stevenson label after a Cornell appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevenson
Ohio
Eisenhower
Democratic Party
Alton
General Motors
Nixon attacks Stevenson during Cornell talk
Nixon spoke to about 40 student editors at Cornell calling Stevenson mor bidly preoccupied with economic ills and disasters. He argued Americans should trust the dynamism and initiative of individuals and urged not to entrust the nation to a man with little faith in those traits. The event was televised nationally at the expense of the Republican National Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell
Nixon
Adlai Stevenson
Bush
America
Nessid
Republican National Committee
Kefauver attacks price plan during Midwest swing
Senator Estes Kefauver accused the Eisenhower administration of a costly price support plan favoring big banks. He spoke in Joplin after a roar from a Springfield crowd of about 4,000 at the Shrine Auditorium and urged farming voters to oppose current farm policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kefauver
Joplin
Estes Kefauver
Missouri
Kansas
Isenhower
Springfield
Shrine Auditorium
Fauver
Smith labels Clark political orphan in auditor race bid
Republican Rep Charles C Smith criticized Joseph S Clark calling him a political orphan with no interest in rank and file party workers in a statement amid the auditor general race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Charles C. Smith
Joseph 8. Clark
Clark described as political orphan by opponent
A lawmaker alleges that Clark, Democratic candidate for the U S Senate, makes few friends at the top and has no interest in rank and file party workers who carry the load. He is labeled a political orphan with time for parties only during elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
U. S
Clark says Republicans avoid issues in campaign
Democratic Senate candidate Joseph S. Clark accuses Republicans of dodging specific issues to avoid defeat. He cites Pennsylvania as having clear real issues and challenges opponent Senator James Dilla to a real debate. Clark spoke at the Harvard Princeton Yale Club, urging a public policy discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Fittshurgh
Joseph S. Clark
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Clark
Harvard-Princeton-Yale
James Dil R-Pad
Exme
Milkilk Price Bid Rises Amid Mixed Farm Survey Findings
A survey of 11 central farms shows higher milk costs and an average yield of 3648 pounds per table grade milk. Prices are up for milk and related products as farmers push for increased rates while building activity in Harrisburg shifts with new leadership at the Pennsylvania Home Builders Association.
Channel 4 Tonight Schedule Features Kids, Westerns, News
WBEN TV Buffalo lists tonight programming with Children's Theatre at 6, Gene Autry Show at 6 15, Cisco Kid at 6 00, Sgt Preston at 7 30, and Bob Cummings Show at 8 00. News at 6 45 rounds out the lineup.
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Children’s Theatre
Gene Autry
Cisco Kid
Sgt. Preston
Bob, Cummings
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Veronica’s Clothing Shop
Center SL
Corry, Pa
Corry’s Smart Women's Shop
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Dodd
BPW Club
Iny
Helen
Horton J. Davis & Son
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Rhea
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Romero
Stanton Ediature
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Bing Crosby
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Johnstown
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