The Oil City Derrick from Oil City, Pennsylvania • Page 5

East Forest Junior Class Carnival Held By Nancy Tempest MARIENVILLE -A-carnival sponsored by the junior class ol fcast Forest High Schooi, was helc February 2. There were several, games offered, including darts, baseball throw, pitching pennies; foul shooting; fortune-telling; a novelty stand; and a refreshment counter. A door prize was won by Jane Snyder. After the game session all were imvited to stay for a record dance. Chaperons for the evening weie Mrs.

Mabel Shipe, Richard Bailey and Karl Seiffert. The Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church met in the Church Social Rooms last Friday evening. The meeting was conducted by the president, Edith Gaul. The Bible Study was given by Mrs. Paul Murdock, Sr.

Topic for the evening was "Christ's Way Every Day-In Every Age." Leaders for the evening were Mrs. Dan Kendall, Mrs. Alex Badenoch and Miss Elizabeth Brown. Lunch was served following the meeting by hostesses Mrs. Garland Haslett and Mrs.

Earl Tempest. There were 15 members present. Ordination of Elders was held iu the Presbyterian Church Sunday morning. Clara Russell, Betty Deible, and Dan Kendall were ordained and installed to the Eldership and the following re-entering A CITATION, signifying an award of a 51,000 college scholarship, is presented Ben Buchanan, right, by Robert English, Buffalo district representative -for Lever Brothers Company who spon- City, Chamber Aid Authority With Study The services of the executive director of the Chamber of Commerce and the city planning director have been made available to the Oil City General-Authority'in the a a i on the parking porblem. Francis B.

Hall of the chamber and George 0. N. Reed of the planning bureau will work as a staff willi authority members lo produce a set of recommendations on an over-all parking program. Members of the Oil City General Authority made the request to have two officials assigned in order that pertinent data may be collected and organized. Joseph W.

Barr, president of the Oil City Chamber of Commerce, and Mayor-Richard R. Van Kirk, who announced the move, pointed out that the two men arc familiar with details involved and assistance will speed the work of the authority. A member of ihc authority said Wednesday that full recommendations may be ready for presentation to council in 30 lo 45 days. City council had requested thai General Authority study the marking and traffic problems in Oil City and present an over-all plan to city council as a recommendation. the office of Ruling Elder: Mar Man Arrested For Embezzlement GHEENSBURG, Pai, Feb.

6 Ul --FBI agents today a Daniel T. Amend 41, on charges of embezzlement. He was employed as assistant secretary- treasurer at the Barcley-Westmoreland Trust" Co. E. H.

Winterrowd, special agent in charge of the FBI office in Pittsburgh, said Amend is accused of taking more $13,500 of the firm's funds. Bank officials said both state and bank auditors are taking inventories to determine if there are other shortages. Amend, a resident of Greensburg, had worked for the firm in various capacities for 20 years. Man Will Hunt Elephant With Bow And Arrow SAN ANTONIO, Feb. 6 Iffl --A Texas oil man.planned today to lake off for Ui6 Belgian Congo Saturday, seeking to bag an elephant with a bow and arrow and win a $10,000 bet.

William Negley, 43, San Antonio independent oil operator, said a Delaware i whom lie wouldn't identify, bet him 10 to' 1 that he couldn't do it. However, Fred Bear, Grayling, archery firm owner, said $10.000 was put up by William K. Carpenter chairman of E. I. du Pont de Nemours Co.

Negley declined comment on the THE DERRICK --5 Oil Thursday, February 7, 1957 report by Bear, -supplied the special 100-pound bow Negley will use. Negley said the main of the trip was to collect specimens for a new African, hall at the San Anlonio Witle Museum, Negley will use. a .375 caliber magnum rifle for shooting most game, but will make like Robin Hood when tackling the elephants. He said the extra heavy bow of maple and fiber glass was made especially for killing elephants. He hopes to sink a steel-tipped arrow 28 inches long into the animals heart and lungs.

Murdock, Jr. A Pep Session was held Monday in East Forest High School. It was sponsored by the Junior Varsity and Varsity Cheerleaders in prep-! aration for the East Forest-West Forest basketball game won by East Forest Tuesday night. Derrick Newsboy Receives Award; Animal Contest In Progress Receipt of a citation signifying; ers Company from Buffalo, N. Y.

I an award of a 51,000 college schol-j Ben was just one of about and Mrs. Ed Hcaslcy a i a to Bcn Buchanan, son of: 000 ncwspapcrboys. representing children have returned from a trip and Mrs. McBride American newspapers, who The award to the local young man also signalled the start of the Third Annual Good Luck Ncws- to California for a few weeks, iof Park Avenue, Hasson Heights, participated in an eight-week na-! Feb 4, carrier boys for The Der-- the attainment oi the high-Atonal contest to persuade readers! 1 began another nine-weeks COMING AND GOING jesl prize available to carrier boys along his route to save the "clover search for the four-leaf clovers. MILWAUKEE The latest I in the Second Annual for him from the pack-1 During the nine-week contest housing bulletin put out by a local jboys Contest sponsored by Leverjages of Good Luck margarine.

jperiod, the carrier boys will be Industrial firm not only listed eight i Brothers Company last spring. i Bv co ng Rnn asking their customers to save the to a TMt i grcen four clovers for k't II i from the front of Luck i kit. is i margarine packages or the foil wrappers from the ii Stvle packages. scholarships which were: i collecting 600 Homes that were for sale by em- 1 The citation was presented io: carnc(1 and jlas a ri ployes, but two cemetery lots as i him by Robert English, district foot bo Representative for the Lever Broth- ais madc hiln 'eligible for one of the 11. WEEK-END SPECIALS AT SENECA SHOPPING CENTER TOP QUALITY BEEF Porterhouse Steak T-Bone Steak Club Steak Sirloin Steak -Ground Beef Jumbo Bologna LB.

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WE GIVE UNITED TRADING STAMPS As in the two previous contests, i there will be attractive prizes awarded on the basis of an essay! intcst on the subject, "Why I' 'ant To Go To College." etc dol-eTs'anTeacT Ben deposits most of his earn: 10 collects the maximum 600 i ings as a newspaperboy in a sav-! ovcrs becomes eligible in addi- mgs account and already has ac-l i lo Binning a prize, to com- cumulatea a substantial sum to-i pc the $1,000 college scholar- ward his college education. slii a varded to (he entrants who He intends lo major in the best essay of 250 words arts at Pennsylvania State Univer- or less on "Why I Want To Go To Forest County Agent Attends D. C. Seminar VFW Post Meet Set For Today Reports on the VFW March of Dimes and Blue Crutch projects will be given at the regular meeting in the post home at 8 p. m.

today. Paul chairman of the polio drive projects, will make both reports. A report on the relief work of the post will also be given by Pete O'Polka. Members attending the meeting will be treated to fried chicken and refreshments following the business session. LYNNS 27 Seneca Oil City, Pa.

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Smith is attending, from February 5 to 7, a seminar on "The Christian Farmer and His Government" at Washington, B.C. Mrs. Smith accompanied him OIL HOSPITAL Admitted HIGBEE, Alfred, Oil City MB 4. SCHOCH, Dwight, 108 Plummcr Street. COULTER, George, Knox.

WALTERS, Curtis, Tylersburg. REYNOLDS, John, Rouseville. 1 NBEKGER, Mrs. George. Strobleton.

SHETTLER, Mrs. Robert, Knox. HEETER. Mrs. John, Knox.

DIXON, Mrs. James, 40S East SHOES HATS BOOTS WINTER CLEARANCE SALE NOW GOING ON! SHOES $0.00 sj.oo and" is attending some of the meet- IFourth Street, ings. Elton Tail, extension special-! William, Rouse ist in radio and television comma-! nications of Pennsylvania State' Discharged University, is Ihe other lay Pros-; DUXKLE. Mrs. Ernest, Frank- bytcrian delegate from the Key-'" 1 stone State.

He traveled with the: HEFRK Miss Sally, 57 Smith- Smiths from Stale College. i a strcet This annual seminar is organ-i 4 TM Mr! i 4 3 4 i Colberl ized by The National Council KmES JIrs 3n Ri the Churches of Christ in the lrcet U.S.A. in cooperation with denom-1 EETER, Mrs. Harold, 1022! departments of social Wcs Sccond slrcct ucation and action and of the town' JIcLAUGHL Mrs Ed and country church. lm East Four(jl The program includes a bird's; KOLTOXSKI, Anthony, 23 Emer- eyc-view of present farm Street, and legislative proposals, and a study of the major aspects of cur-'Street, rent activities of the U.

S. Depart- Births ment of Agriculture. STR1CKENBERGER, Mr. and iMrs. George, Strobleton, a daugh Wednesday.

SHETTLER; Mr. and Mrs. Rob- jcrt, Knox, a daughter, Wednesday. HEETER, Mr. and Mrs.

John, White 207 SENECA ST. Knox, a daughter Wcdnesdav. BRINK, Mr. and Mrs. Robert, 5 Pearl Avenue, a son Tuesdrj ay.

O'Ncil, Mr. and Mrs. John, 9 East Seventh Street, dav. a son Tues- Philippines Gel Bur Sum From The MANILA, Feh. 6 economic aid to Ihe Philippines amounted to million dollars over the 5li-ycar period ended Dec 1 31, National Economic Council reports.

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