Police Nab Trio Wanted in Iowa Burglary Case
Three men Robert Giles C Charles M Connors and Joseph Brown were arrested after a carload of merchandise linked them to a burglary at Glancy's Cafe Adel Iowa. They admitted the break in and waived extradition per Sgt. Kenneth Weidenborner. Giles and Connors were stopped in Silver Creek and Brown detained in Buffalo. All faced related charges and held on the ramp by Town Peace Justice Lee B. Putney.
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Mayville
Silver Creek
Adel
Town
Kenneth Weidenborner
Robert §. Giles
Huron
Charles M. Connors
The
Bronx
Joseph Brown
New York City
Glancy
Weidenborner
Giles
Conners
Cpl
Donald J. Libera
Investi Rce
Sgt. Weidenborner
Brown
Buffalo
Peace Dulstice H.W. Ward
Town OF Hanover
Lee BE. Putney
Ten Injured In Bus Truck Auto Collision Near Washington PA
At least ten people were injured on foggy Route 19 five miles north of Washington, Pennsylvania, in a wreck involving a Blue Ridge bus bound for Pittsburgh, a truck, and an auto. State Police reported no fatalities. The crash began when a truck jostled galvanized pipe stalled on the highway, leading to a chain of collisions between the bus, auto, and a tractor-trailer.
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Washington, Ps
Pennsylvania
Blue Ridge
Washington, D. C
Pittsburgh
Clymer Ladies and Ald Society Meet in Busy Week
In Clymer on April 27, 31 members attended a Ladies' Session with reports from officers. Activities included WSCS invitation, sermons on missions to Japan, a monologue, and prayers. Holland Cemetery directors held their annual meeting. The Ladies Mission Society read letters from missions and approved gifts. A Christian Endeavor group organized plans, and Rev. Dykstra and family prepared for travels. Birthday and anniversary gatherings occurred, and WSCS met with 15 members. A mother-daughter banquet was announced for May 11. The Ladies' Aid Society and various church groups held events, including a Kane Choral Club concert at the school with Paul Watts, Clinton Miracle, and ticket drives.
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Jane Habink
Delbert King
Peter
Rustinie
Leslie Fardink
John de Masde
Japan
Henry Rhebergen
Ethel B
Clifton Tves
Hurl
Hollane Cemetery
Abbe Reformed
Fred Wardes
Charles Meyerink
John Conk
George Legters
Edward Russink
D. Tewinkle
Gilberk J
Ton
Henry Legters
The
Ladies’ Mission Society of
We Clymer
Emelia Groters
Miss Groters
Mary Beckerink
Donald Groscull
Lavern Vroomin
Gerald Dykstra
Albert Reslink
Linyd Entik
Neil Thompson
John Tenbuckel
Foreign Mission Board
Anna de Young
Christian Endeavor Society
Rey
Mer
Gerald Dyks Ra
Alabama
Gray Hawk
Annville
Carlyle Neckers
Minle
WSCS
Raymond Jenskers
Marion Gallup
Methodist
Dunkirk
Toffieers
Raymond Rerskers
Velma Simmelink
James Brown
Ralph Thompson
Merle Newhouse
Leonard Hogenboom
Philippine Islands
China
Philippines
W.so8
Ladies’ Mission and Aid Society
Abbe Reformed Church
Women’s Choral Club of
Kane
Clymer Central School
Paul Watts
Clinton Miracle
Clymer
Damcott-Jones Post
Walter Col
Donald J. Spitzer
American Legion Auxiliary
Elks’ Male Chorus Monday Evening Concert Listed
The Elks' Male Chorus, having performed in other communities since spring, is slated to start at 8:15 PM in the high school auditorium. The event includes selections by the group and follows a Swiss steak dinner for the annual bowling banquet in the Legion building. Forty-six members attended. Clifford Young chaired the meeting and officers elected Henry Haibink as president, James Ten Huken as vice president, Gordon Holt as secretary-treasurer. Prizes were awarded: Key Stone $63 first, GLF $42 second, Drug Store $21 third, Bil's Esso $14 high single, Clymer Drug Store $14 high three-game. The public dedication of the new addition to the Clymer Central School will be held Friday at 8 p.m.. President Lyle Compton promises a good program.
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Elks
Peaso
Storum
Legion
Clifford Young
Henry Haibink
James ‘Ten Huken
Gordon Holt
Hage
Weever
Jim
Keystone
GLF
Drug Store
Bil
Esso
Clymer Drug Store
Clymer Central Selo
Lyle Compton
Corry Memorial Hospital
Charles M. Lyons
the Rosary Nevin
Ria
Elksuartette
Corry Lodge
Harry Hickle
Lemare
Kejhan
Lucille D. Rive
Peggy Norton Dawson Harpint
Lon B
Rhines
Study New Courses of Action to Meet Crisis
Continued from Page One officials debate steps to preserve world peace amid Russian actions. United States weighs appealing to the United Nations or the International Court while avoiding measures that could inflame public opinion. State Department actions, including Acheson statements and Voice of America broadcasts, frame Russia as seeking expansion of Soviet Communism.
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Elf
United States
United Nations
International Court
Auléson
State Department
Russia
Auch
Acheson
Bye Makin
Voice of America
Bylle
Hietitians
Trieste
Miscuw
Dardanelles
Sayiel Union
Holy Name Communion Breakfast Sunday
The Holy Name Society of St Elizabeths and St Thomas Churches plans a 8:15 mass with Bishop McManaman celebrant followed by breakfast at St Edward's School. Raymond J Buchotner unveils program including invocation, welcome, talks by Rev Graves and Rev Nast, and address by Most Rev McManaman. About 160 men expected. committee led by Raymond L Bachofner. other members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sory Same Society
St Elzabeth’s Church
St ‘Thomas Church
Str. Thomas’ Church
Edward P. McManaman
Erle
St. Edward's School
Genephon No. 45
Catholic Daughters of America
Ames Sullivan
Wistnaster AG
Ais
Hey. Francis J. Graves
St Whomss
Audrees
Raymond J. Buchotner
Holy Name Society
Euiiy Bon 0 College
Wile
J Nast
Ganton Colluse
Evie
McMynam
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Associated Press
Sacqpeo
Jacques Kreisler
Jewelers
South Genter St
Corry, Pa
Fisher
Chevrolet
America
Thomas Motors of Corry, Inc
Clinton Street Corry, Pa
Holy Name
Foster E. Davis & Son
N. Center St
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Congoleum
Meerdink
West Main
Spring Streets
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