Corry Bridge Association Holds Annual Dinner in City Hotel
The Corry Bridge Association held its annual dinner and meeting last evening in the Corry Room of Hotel Corry. Ninety one attendees enjoyed a turkey dinner served by hotel staff, followed by a business session with reports and officer elections.
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James Hile~man
William Smyers
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Theodore Hubley
Arthur Cohen
Wiliam Smyers
Mitchell
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Harold Gilbert
James Mac-Tunes
Melvin Cobbett
Wallace Young
East
Morgan Beverly
Philp Zaluieck
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Berean Society Met With Nineteen Members Present
The Berean Society of the First Baptist Church met last night with nineteen members present. Ernset Carlson opened with scripture, Mrs. Robert DeBoer led in prayer, and Lloyds Thoms, vice president, conducted the meeting. Barbara Joseph gave a talk with slides on missionary work in Tennessee, followed by social games arranged by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Henderson. Refreshments were served by the committee.
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Lloyds Thoms
Barbara Joseph
Tennessee
Robert Heniderson
Bruce Thomas
Ralph Austin
Lionel Tripp
Electricity Pioneer Ralph H Beach Dies in Baltimore
Ralph H Beach aged 46 a colleague of Marconi and Edison and one of the first supersalesmen of electricity died yesterday in Baltimore. His early invention railway coupling helped launch a series of fortunes at Jost. He was born Boris Gander, a (incomplete text)
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Dinner Party Honors Citizens Bank Employees at Deer Head Inn
Citizens National Bank honored six staff members for completing courses at Garnon College in Erie through the American Institute of Banking. Hosts Glen Donaldson and C Bracken praised the honorees James L Allyn Conrad Monroe Ruth Anderson Mrs Ruth Barton Miss Margaret Dempsey and Mrs Martha Vincent at the Deer Head Inn dinner.
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C. Bracken
James Lallyn
Conrad Monroe
Ruth Anderson
Lewis Barton
Margaret Dempsey
Martha Vincent
EUB Ladies Aid Session Hosted by Mrs Kennedy
Mrs Henry Kennedy of East Nyme stt hosted 48 members of the Evangelical United Brethren Church Ladies Aid. Devotions by Mrs Clara Walker and prayer by Mrs Florence Nye opened the business session which discussed gifts for the Quincy bazaar and raised funds for Africa missionaries. A tureen dinner plans noted for May 8 hosted by Mrs Frank Harvey of R D 4 at noon.
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East Ny
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Clara Walker
Florence Nye
Quincey Buzzar
Africas
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Cub Scout Pack 180 Holds Monthly Meeting
Cub Scout Pack 180 of Concord PTA gathered at Concord School for a monthly meeting led by Scoutmaster Fred Ahl. Den 3 conducted the flag ceremony and prayers opened by J Earle Bliley. Donut sale covers Cory east of Gentersittet with deliveries May 3 and 4. Skits featured Den 1 Circus, Den 2 Swiss Family Robinson on Elvis Presley Isle, and Den 3 Circus and animals. Den 2 exhibited bird feeders and moving picture projectors. Billy Beck named den chief. Lunch of donuts, pop, coffee, and tea followed before adjournment with prayers.
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Billy Beckwith
den No.2
Hospital Auxiliary Members Travel to Northwest District Convention
Hospital Auxiliary members from Cory attended the Northwest District Convention in Branko yesterday. President Mrs J F Needham and others including Mrs Robert Curtis Mrs Fred Knuer Mrs Perry Mead and Mrs Victor Wojciechowski were present. A vote scheduled the convention for October 1958 in Carty. The Franklin Club hosted the meeting.
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J. F. Needham
Robert Curtis
Fred Knuer
Perry Mead
Victor Wojciechowski
Cory
Carty
Franklin Club
Show Goes On Directors Kin Stick Together
Swarthmore theater ends suspense as Theodore Helm Nelson, Celeste Helm and Ralph Nelson’s son and Swarthmore College sophomore, directs Getting Colder for the annual on stage contest. Nelson’s illness prompts a backup from within the second generation keeping the show on.
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Theodore Helm Nelson
Celeste Helm
Ralph Nelson
Swarthmore College
Red Subs May Be Watching Missile Tests
Senator Bridges warned that Soviet submarines may be off Cape Canaveral watching U S missile tests including the first intercontinental ballistic missile at Patrick Air Force Base Florida He said a dozen subs were reported near Canaveral and stressed the Navy must track and be ready to destroy such vessels if needed
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Tear gas used on prisoner who later died at Westmoreland Jail
William Hohn of the Westmoreland County Jail said tear gas was used on an unruly prisoner who died April 17 at the Westmoreland County Home. The coroner's office ruled the cause of death cerebral hemorrhage. The prisoner, Walter Bashioun, 48, of Mt. Pleasant, had been jailed on non-support and was transferred to the county home the day before his death.
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Wiltden
William Hohn
Westmoreland County
Walter Bashioun
Mt. Pleasant
Bashioun
Martial law grips Jordan in crisis continues
Jordan faces a two week long political crisis as Hussein dismisses the Nabulsi led cabinet and vows to curb Communist influence. Officials warn against Arab nationalist betrayal while martial law blocks movement and communication. Samir Rifai remains deputy prime minister and foreign minister in the Haw cabinet.
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Brain injury therapy promised for retarded children
Reporters at a convention discuss brain injury as a cause of developmental delays and learning problems in exceptional children. Specialists note teachers lack training to handle brain injured students and emphasize a medical educational team approach. Early Dixon Illinois results show 3 to 4 percent of brain injured children gain about 20 IQ points in two years with specialized instruction.
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T. Igancy Goldberg
Natonal Association For Retarded Children
New York
Tllinois School
Dixon
James J. Gallagher
University of
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