Christmas Preview Card Party Planned at Moose Lodge
The Eastern Star hosts a Christmas Preview Card Party Monday at 7 30 pm at the Moose Lodge with displays of gift items from local stores. Rainbow Girls will explain prices and where to obtain items. Refreshments start the evening with holiday cookies recipes available later. Decorations are Christmas themed. Tickets at Grice Jewelers or from members. reservations to Mrs B T McCray. attendees bring playing cards.
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the Moose Lodge
Richard Schneider
Helen Johnson
Rolland Stowe
Travers Stohlberg
Ian Steaves
Wil Leaby
Prank Cervola
The
Order of
Order of the Rainbow
Grice Jewelers
Eastern Star
B. T. McCray
McMichael
Catholic Daughters Fall Dinner Meeting Held at Post Home
The Catholic Daughters of America court conception No. 35 held a fall dinner in the VW Post home ballroom last evening. September committee members included Mrs. Saul Bailey and cochairman Mrs. Charles Weeks. other attendees were Mrs. James Costello and Miss M. Agnes Lynch, who led the business session. Rev. Leon Doleski spoke on the New Liturgy of the Mass. yearbooks were distributed and the next meeting set for September 23 at the Post home.
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Catholic Daughters of America
Court Conception No
VW Post Home
Saul Bailey
Charles Weeks
Cochairman
James O'Brien
M. Leo Muslerick
Anna Shields
Norbert Bachel
Ner
Helen Brown
James Costello
Henry Butcher
LaVerne Miller
Harry Morris
Frank Ostberg
Albert Ross
Lyle Saxton
George Tinko
Leon Doleski
St. Thomas the Apostle Church
M. Agnes Lynch
Post Home
McMichael
Scooter Driver Killed in East Liberty Crash
A crash in Pittsburgh East Liberty killed Tadward R. Accetulla 22 who rode a motor scooter. The auto driver Robert Delpicco Jr. 26 of East Liberty was not hurt and was injured in the hospital two hours after the collision.
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Tadward R. Accetulla
East Liberty
Shadyside
Pittsburgh
Robert Delpicco
East Lib
Local Notes Include Education, Church Events and Honors
Meade Avenue residents announce granddaughter Teri Swan’s first year at University of Maryland Munich with her Army father in Heidelberg and mother Charlotte McKelvey. Mrs Walter Gilliland’s 25th wedding anniversary reception is held at Methodist Church Fellowship Hall. Corry Navy Mothers Club host Mrs Carl Peterson at 7 pm Monday. A surprise call from Baton Rouge reports Paul Wank safe during Hurricane Betsy as wind endangered his building. Rev Walter J Thoms will speak on divine guidance to students at Columbus Community Church service with Max Bennink leading “The Lord’s Prayer.” Edward Rossbacher appointed district grand master of Odd Fellows to replace ill Niels Sorenson. installations soon. Sciota Community Club shifts meeting to Wednesday at Mrs Ivan Heslink’s home. Chandlers Valley Evangelical United Brethren Church marks 90th anniversary with 6:30 pm banquet tomorrow.
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William G Swan Sr
Mead Avenue
Teri Swan
University of Maryland
Munich
Germany
Teri
William Swan Jr
United States Army
Heidelberg
Charlotte McKelvey
Spring Creek
Key
Walter Gilliland
Methodist Church Fellowship Hall
Gilliland
Walter J. Thoms
Columbus Community Church
Max Bennink
Edward Rossbacher
West Church Street
Grand Lodge
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Niels Sorenson
Uable
Corry historical society meeting outlines officer votes
Frank Grice and Miss Louise Williams head a Curry Area Historical Society executive board gathering at the Grive One. Norbert Baehomer chairs the meeting with Miss Harriet Wilson and Mrs Adelaide Swanson coordinating actions. Dinner plans are by Miss Williams and Mrs Calvin Gage. Elections and museum tour details announced. Perry Mead and Charles Wirz to speak on Columbus history and Corry.
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Curry Area
West Chel Street
Baehomer
Williams Cochiiimian
Dymilloes
Harriet Wilson
Adelaide Swanson
Miss Wilson
Calvin Gage
Hiweing
Nichols Lodge
Mead Park
Temeting
Hong
Usiwil
Grive Jewelers
Perry Mead
Columbus
Charles Wirz
Corry
Uy Allend
Duutnid
McMichael
DAR Meets With Mrs. R Garfield DAR Meeting Report
Daughters of the Revolution chapter met at Mrs. Robert Garfield’s home with 15 members attending. Regent Mrs. Rayspood Bychofyer opened the session with ritual, reports and routine business discussed. Upcoming events include a three day conference in Heyrisburry at Penn Winels Hotel in October and a program titled Americas Valentines by Raymond Barhouer.
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Brokenstraw Valley
Daughters of the Revolution
Robert
Garfield
Rayspood Bychofyer
Bachefuey
C A. Hillstrom
Heyrisburry
Penn Winels Hotel
Raymond Barhouer
Daisy Manufacturing Sued Over Equal Pay Claims
The government sues Daisy Manufacturing Co of Rogers Arkansas alleging pay disparities between women and men for work requiring equal skill effort and responsibility under similar conditions. The action marks a challenging test of the Fair Labor Standards Act's equal pay provisions and dates to June 14, 1964. Daisy defends by noting unclear compliance details after multiple meetings and calls the government interpretation confusing.
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Robert Bachman
Sec- Daisy
Daisy
Cardinal Wyszynski to visit U S and Canada next summer
Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski plans a forthcoming tour of the United States and Canada, accepting an invitation to take part in Chicago celebrations marking the 1,000th anniversary of Christianity in Poland. The 64 year old primate of Poland was cited by a close source.
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U.S
Warsaw
Stefan Cardinal Wysznski
United States
Canada
Wyszynski
Poland
Chicago
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Hammond Building Supplies
Eagle Street
Birdie
Robert Wank
Franklin Street
Paul
Baton Rouge
Betsy
Sciota
Ivan Heslink
North Clymer
Chandlers Valley
Loblaws
West Bend
George Washington
Historical Society
Leonard Austin
Joanne Haenel
Trene Krider
Huntington, Inc
Joanne
Alfred Haenel
Jerome Needham
Maple Avenue
Columbus Grange
David Curtis
Marianne Moore
Boost Corry
Toni Tooopdyd
Dar
Mrs. R. Garfield
Tomi Todd
al, Evans
Gov’t
Company
RCA Victor
Davis
802
North Center St
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