Kiwanis Club hears Kenneth Burr on Civil Defense work
Kenneth Burr assistant director of the local Civil Defense spoke at the Kiwanis meeting at the Hotel Corry. He outlined the police division’s organization and training and closed with a film on disaster work. The group included 40 Key Club members from Corry Area High School and new Key Club members were welcomed including Thomas Titus Alan Heberlein William Deutschlander Fred Jensen David Eaton Robert Sargent Richard Shattuck John Burgess James Aquilina Robert Johnson James Lewis.
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Kenneth Burr
Kiwanians
Civil Defense Organization
Kiwanis Club
Corry
Burr
Dorr Clark
Glyll Defense
Key Glub
Corry Area
Kiwante Glub
Curtis O'Shell
Meadville Key Club
James Watson
Carry Key Club
Thomas Titus
Alan Heberlein
William Deutschlander
Fred Jensen
David Eaton
Robert Sargent
Richard Shattuck
John Burgess
James Aquilina
Robert Johnson
James Lewis
Conrad Monroe
Uwe Kiwanis Club
Unicef
First Presbyterian’ Church
Richard Grimm
Red Cross Blood Noble
Lynn Rice
Mrs. Rice
Page Louderback
Area Magician Delights College Club Meeting at Church Undercroft
October gathering of the College Women's Club at Emmanuel Episcopal Church featured magician Rev Sherman Epler performing sleight of hand, mind reading and an Indian rope trick. Members approved a $5 UNICEF Halloween program donation, planned year meetings at the church, and discussed bylaws amendments and a library book list submission.
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College Women’s Club
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Roger Brown
Pellx Matthews
Erie County Health Unit
Johnson
Dr Rouse
Sherman Epler
Kane
Rev Epler
Knights Of Columbus Second Degrees Ceremony Held
Knights Of Columbus Council No. 426 Erie County held a second degree ceremony with members such as Bernard Gluyna Albert Glivhiy Jack Blatt William Blatt Renn McElroy Johnuta Lou Hanna James Innnan Pat Perry Raymond Bachomner Angelo Frisina Robert Wotus Ford Sargent Anthony Sprov er i and Joseph Hind in attendance Also John Theel Frank Wascaki and Richard Luton attended From the Erie County Council plans were announced for the third degree for all eligible members to be held early in November.
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Suwen
Knights of Columbus
Teebrily
Eric Colnnell
Bernard Gluyna
Albert Glivhiy
Jack’ Blatt
William Blatt
Renn McElroy
John ‘Uta
Lou Hanna
James Innnan
Pat Perry
Raymond Bachomner
Angelo Frisina
Robert Wotus
Ford Sargent
Anthony Spro~veri
Joseph Hind
John ‘Thee
Hayride at Lilley Farm Hosted by Corry Junior Hi Y Tri Hi Y
The Corry Junior Hi Y and Tri Hi Y clubs held a hayride Saturday evening at the Maurice Lilley farm. Members served cider and donuts after the ride. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Willam Mowrey and advisors Pred Vandyke and David Yard.
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Corry
Maurice Lilley
Willam Mowrey
Pred Vandyke
David Yard
BPW Club Dinner and Health Unit Talk at Union City
The BPW Club held a turven dinner at the OOF Hall with committee members Mrs Charles Thompson Miss Ahn Buressi Mrs Floyd Chamberlain of Mayville and Miss Mary Higgins. Mrs Johnson and Dr Rowse spoke on forming the 10 Ene County Health Unit. Members toured Union City open house at the BPW building and plan a November 14 Corry club meeting.
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BPW
Business and Professional Women
Charles Thompson
Ahn Buressi
Floyd Chamberlain
Mayville
Mary Higgins
Johnson
Rowse
Ene County Health Unit
Youngsville
BPW Glu
Jocat Yneuibars
Union City
Corry Club
Interesting Program Planned For Hospitality Club
The Hospitality Club will meet Thursday at 2 PM in the Garden Room of the VFW Past home. Guest speaker Mrs. William Mowrey will discuss winter bouquets and bulb and houseplant care. Hostess committee includes Mrs JF Needham, chairman, with Mrs Leo Midderick, Mrs L C Nichols, Mrs Earl Haight, Mrs John Mooney, and Mrs Raymond Sandburg. All newcomers and interested persons invited.
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Hospitality Club
VFW
William Mowrey
Mowrey
JF. Needham
Leo Midderick
L. C. Nichols
Earl Haight
John Mooney
Raymond Sandburg
Girl Scout Workers Plan District Meeting
The first meeting of the Girl Scout Neighborhood group was held last evening in the recreation room of the First Presbyterian Church. District 6 will meet November 20 at Mrs Delbert Humes home in Waterford with a 6 30 p m dinner and a discussion on badges led by Miss Jena Mary Quitkin. All leaders and committee members are urged to attend and future Neighborhood meetings are set for the second Monday monthly at the church recreation room.
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Girl Scout Workers
Recreation
First Presbyterian Church
E J. Tobias
Delbert Humes
Waterford
New Baby Born to Ottaway Family in Chicago
A son was born Sunday morning to Mr and Mrs G Robert Ottaway of Chicago former Corry residents. Mrs George Aldrich and Mrs Lillian Ottaway of this city are grandmothers of the newborn.
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Glenn Davis
R. D
Emma Cooper
Flint
Mich
Davis
Janes Cooper
Elkhart
Ind
Gull Davis
Auburn
Kathryn Pappas
Pittsburgh
Henry Roskowski
North Center Street
May McCormick
Fifth Avenue
Erie
Florence Love
Carty
Janet Eckart
Connellsville
Laura Steen
East Frederick Street
Cecil Ford
Buffalo
Prank Harvey
Richard Cole
Wellsville
N. Y
G. Robert Ottaway
Chicago, I
Corry
George Aldrich
Lillian Ottaway
Day of Recollection Planned by Catholic Daughters
Plans announced for the Day of Recollection sponsored by Court Conception No 35 Catholic Daughters of America on Sunday October 30 at St Thomas Church The program begins with an 815 am Mass followed by a school breakfast then an 11 oclock Mass A noon coffee and box lunch will be served Holy Hour closes the day women from Cory and nearby areas are invited to attend reservations to contact Mrs Leo Hooks or Mrs J Needham The planning committee includes Mrs Needham Mrs Hooks and others.
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CDA
Court Conception No
Catholic Daughters of America
James Peterson
Erie
St. Thomas’ Church
St. Edward’s School
Cory
Leo Hooks
J. Needham
Needham
Hooks
T Anderson
George Mulderick
Agnes Lynch
Nick Murty
Frederick Ab
Albert Ross
Arthur Pitts
Leo Howlett
Lena Sawdyn
Mary Sears
Leo Hoylen
Donald Nantes
Dulles Plans European Tour With Tito Visit
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles will visit Vierna on November 5 and proceed to Brion in Yugoslavia to confer with Marshal Tito until November 11. Details of further travel were not available as the North Atlantic Treaty Organization foreign ministers conference opened in Paris.
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Dulles
Tito
Associated Press
Paris
John Foster Dulles
Vierna
Brion
Yugoslavia
Marshall
Ini
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Conerence
Austra
Albright College President Heads PA Colleges Group
Dr. Harry Vo Masters, president of Albright College in Reading, was named president of the Pennsylvania Association of Colleges and Universities in Hershey, Pennsylvania, reflecting his leadership role in higher education across the state.
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Hershey
Harry Vo Masters
Albright College
Reading
Pennsylvania Association of Colleges and Universities
New Foams Vie With Rubber And Polyurethane Trends
New York reports a surge of polyurethanes as lighter stronger foams rival foam rubber in the United States and abroad. They resist oil dirt and solvents, can be dyed sewed cut and shaped, and have wide temperature stability. Applications span life preservers clothing linings mattresses machinery and more. A polyurethane product line includes adhesives coatings fibers and fire treads. Prices may drop as ingredient costs fall. Prison guards strike Paris over higher wages, forcing doors closed in 120 prisons under wartime requisition orders.
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New York
U.S
Paris
France
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James I. Reid
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George G. Gialloretto
DuBois
Church of the Tnformation
Trenton
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Fairless Works
United States Steel Corp
Wellman’s Vacuum Cleaner
North Center St
Corry, Pa
American Gas Association
Jack Webb
Pete Kell
Pete Kellys
Janet, Edmond Leigh O'Brien
Lee Tree
Sandy Devine
Lee Marvin
Ella Fizgerald
Watoen
Cinemascope
Gary Cooper Faaltegoddard
Acil B. DeMille
Oxford
F.C. Chapin & Son
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