YMCA Theme Talk Promotes World Service Program
William Glenn, Meadville YMCA general secretary and world service delegate, speaks at a dessert dinner on the YMCAs theme helping others help themselves. The dinner starts at 7 pm Monday with reservations due by Friday. audience to learn what World Service means to America. Glenn formerly served in Turkey and South America, currently sidelined by illness but expected to return once well.
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Worry Ymca
World Service Committee
William Glenn
Meadville
Glenn
America
Erie
Allegheny College
YMCA
Oil City
Kittanning
International Commission World Service
Montevideo
Turkey
Wees
Home Study Aid To The Hostess Guides Entertaining
A Penn State home study course on entertaining helps hostesses plan in advance for indoor and outdoor events. It covers invitations, games for kids, attire, grooming, etiquette, menu ideas, and hosting duties for weddings, smorgasbords, coffee hours, and barbecues with kabobs. Enrollment costs $2 via Correspondence Courses at University Park.
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Universeey Rank
Pennsylvania State University
Agricultural Education Building
University Park
College Women Hear Civil Rights Program at YMCA
Members of the College Women’s Club met at the YMCA for a business session led by president Mrs. Rt. Bruce Lum herville. Guest Romallus Murphy of Erie, executive director of the Erie Community Relations Council, spoke on Civil Rights focusing on employment and housing of the Negro and explained the idea of discrimination in reverse. Refreshments followed, and the October committee was led by Mrs. Walter W. Gilliland with assistances listed. The group will meet November 25 at the YMCA.
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College Women's Club
YMCA
Bruce Lumhierville
William Jones
Romallus ©. Murphy
Erie
Murphy
Erie Community Relations Council
Walter W. Gilliland
S. E. Anderson
Robert Betz
Roger Bi
Lena Calvin
C. Christensen
Hazel Duffy
Joseph Guignon
Norris Hooven
Martin Keppel
William Masler
Russell Moore
Committees Named For YMCA Auxiliary Bazaar
The La dies Auxiliary of the Y lists committees for the annual bazaar to be held in the LHL purpose room the scene of the gala. Mrs. Hagger is general chairman with kitchen and confectionery chairs, finance, Christmas booth, baked goods, pick a pocket, candy, potpourri, fish pond, dining room, tickets, and publicity chairs named. Workshops every Thursday from 10 am to 3 pm and 7 to 9 pm invite all to assist.
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UD Novesgeee
LHL
YMCA
Friends
George ,Hagger
Robert Clark Sr
Arthur Crowell
Harold Robbins
John Rudolph
Robert Otter
Charles Black
Albert Young
CA. Hillstrom
Armonk
Hillstrom
Walter Bertram
Harrison Keppel
Clifford Buesink
John Fenstermacher
George Gould
BE. F. Pain
Robert Forrester
Joseph Furst
Charles Williams
Marlin Keppel
de Wolcott
Edward Ah Ser
John Sheehan
Earle Bliley
Edwin Cole
Raymond Weber
Robert Bracken
Paul Floyd
Newly Elected Legion Auxiliary Officers Install Tonight
Local notes report the American Legion Auxiliary will install new officers at 8 p m in the First Avenue club rooms with Mrs Mary Bailey of Meadville acting as installing officer Mrs Keith Orn presiding William Brooks of 131 Sixth Avenue starts work today at Royal Metal in Jamestown N Y after 13 years with Corry Jamestown He and his wife Nancy will reside temporarily at their current address prior to relocating to Jamestown Guests include Corry residents visiting Ambridge for Henry Borderding and family on their 50th wedding anniversary and others from Bear Lake West Church Street Erie Spartansburg Diamond New Castle and Elmira areas plus a YMCA charm school talk on cosmetics by Mrs George Andrus.
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American Legion Auxiliary
First Avenue
Mary Bailey
Meadville P
Ambridge
Henry Borderding
Borderding
Bear Lake
Willis Brown
West Church Street
Beatrice Wolfe
Janet Wolfe
Erie
C. W. Baccus
J. R. Dearing
West Washington Street
Vlatter
Ruth Knapp
Helen
Jamestown
Lewis Rasey
Spartansburg
James Rasey
Diamond, Pa
Charles Gravis
New Castle
George Armitage
West Spring Creek
Frederick B. Hamilton
Hicksville
Long Island
N.Y
Charles Correll
Corrells
First Methodist Church
Hamilton
Pamela Christine
Bryant
Theate Presbyterian Church
Ot Bryant
Howard Hammond
R. D
Division Head Guest Speaker At Kiwanis Session
Matt Maloney of Franklin spoke at the weekly Kiwanis Club meeting in the Colonial room of the Moose Club last evening. Fred Clark, club president, presented him as division head of division one and outlined Kiwanis International aims and objectives with emphasis on spiritual goals. Ray Lantz of Franklin attended as a guest.
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Kiwanis Club
Matt Maloney
Franklin
Colonial Room
Moose Club
Maloney
Fred Clark
Kiwanis International
Ray Lantz
The
Sparta merged school gym hosts public play director Dennis Brenner
Assisted by student director Dennis Brenner the production at Sparta Merged School gym unfolds as a public event. Cast includes Janet Schweitzer Carolyn Heal Line ola Bigelow Sandy Nichols Judy Penoyer Mary for Tor rey Rosalie Greer Sandy Cook seated and Larry Morris Dale Coates BI Stranahan Jim Rittenhouge Larry Carter Jim Miller Darrel Troyer and Terry May standing marked by names and roles.
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Dennis Brenner
Sparta
Janet
Ry Morris
Dale Coates
BI Stranahan
Jim Rittenhouge
Larry Carter
Jim Miller
Darrel Troyer
Terry May
Halloween Event Planned By Corry Grange
Corry Grange members met in Grange Hall with John Decker in charge. Mrs John Decker was named home economics chairman and announced November 13 afternoon patterns for novelty and Christmas girls. Cookies will be served. The literary program by the Hangmen under Max Bennink featured Corry Area High School singers William Minor William Bachomer Jack McIntyre John Mander. A Halloween party is planned for Thursday evening at Fence Hall with a harvest dinner set for November 12. The November committee includes Mrs Decker Mrs Roy Swart and Mrs Velma Long. Next regular session is scheduled for next Monday at 8.
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Corry
Grange
John Decker
Seasion
Hangmen
Corry Area
Max Bennink
William Minor
William Bachomer
Jack Mclintyre
John Mander
Fence Hall
Decker
Roy’ Swart
Velma Long
Corry Key Club Leaders Honored At Meeting
Glenn Middleton of Corry and club president presided as Lee Miller and Lance Pledger of the local Key Club led Buy in Corry in a community meeting this week.
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Glenn Middleton
Corry
Lee Miller
Lance
Miss Shambaugh-Allison Bell Exchange Vows In Spartansburg
Miss Constance Lou Shambaugh and Allison K. Bell wed October 12 at the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church in Spartansburg officiated by Rev. Daniel Johns. The reception drew 125 guests with out-of-town attendees from multiple nearby towns. newlyweds plan to reside in Columbus after a New York state honeymoon.
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Rev. Johns
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Spartansburg
Constance Lou Shambaugh
Allison K. Bell
Paul Shambaugh
Blakestes Street
Mr. Bell
Allison G. Bell
Union City
Daniel Johns
Glyde May
Clyde May
May
Barbara Fish
Kay Dur- Erle
Lucinda Witmer
Urose
Maid of Honor
Reuben
Bell
James Miller
Spartansburgh
Carlos Shambaugh
Carry
Sparta
Gymmasione
Melvin Shambaugh
Corry
Joseph McIntyre
Bride Hosts Pro Res For Union City Event
Union City Avea High School and Stockton's Wholesite Meats in Columbus employed Miss Kay Duryee Eric Miss Lucinda Witmer Spartans burg Mrs Lois Lawson West field Mes Geraldine Miller and Mrs Margaret Lathach Spar tuned Wwerg hostesses for pro res for the bride.
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Union City Avea
Stockton's
Wholesite
Columbus
Kay Duryee
Eric
Lucinda Witmer
Spartansburg
Lois Lawson
Westfield
Mes
Geraldine Miller
Margaret Lathach
Wwerg
Prores
Miss Teenage Hopefuls Play Touch Football
Miss Teenage hopefuls play touch football in the Miss Teenage America Football Bowl pitting East against West for 50 contestants in the third annual Miss Teenage America Pageant. The week includes dress fittings talent rehearsals and poise sessions as judges decide. The telecast crowns Miss Teenage America at 9 p.m. CST Friday.
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Vanbas
Eisenhower says 40 project vital over PA constitutional convention
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower argues in a letter to Gov Scranton that a 40 project is more vital to Pennsylvania than calling a constitutional convention to rewrite the state charter. He cites the state's restrictive constitution and its impact on state rights and home rule, while urging voters to consider the federal aid implications.
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Aartusburg
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Pennsylvania
Eisenhower
Scranton
White Houses
Protests Erupt Over Slaying of Negro by Philadelphia Cop
In North Philadelphia hundreds of Black residents protested the officer’s slaying of Willie Philyaw Jr. The riot damaged shops and vehicles as about 600 gathered before dispersal by 61 police. Twenty four people were arrested. Officer Prank Johnson was struck by a bottle but survived with minor injuries.
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Philadelphia
Johinson
Willie Philyaw Jr
Pescisa John Tourigian
Wit Is White
Philyaw
The Journal subscription pitch appears in brief notice
A compact promoting line urges readers to subscribe to The Journal, presenting subscription as an easy way to access news. The teaser emphasizes convenience and ongoing access to reporting from the paper.
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