Weather observer quits over subpoena in Erie County hearing
Curtis Barton, Erie chief weather observer, testified while Mulderik was unavailable due to fire duty. Insurance dispute hinged on wind direction and sample logs. Corry observers disagreed on wind, but Barton noted miles can shift direction. The case questioned contract terms and signatures, with a claim over $400 to replan a shed.
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Erie County
Mulderik
Cours
Curtis Barton
Erie
Bri Corry
Barton
Justice of the Peace
Fromlera
Fim
Muldérick
Ladies Day At Country Club Postponed Social Gathering
The Corry Country Club hosted a Ladies Day event with 28 members and guests enjoying lunch, cards, and prizes won by Mrs. George Jackson Mrs. Albertha Hinnrod and Mrs. E W Felat. The next af fair committee will include Miss Ina Austin Mrs Hinnrod Mrs 8 Trvine and Mrs RV Thompson.
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Country Club
Corry Country Club
George Jackson
Albertha Hilnrod
E W. Felat
Ina Austin
Hinnrod
Trvine
RV. Thompson
Youngsville
Miss Jacquelyn Goring Feted At Shower
Miss Jacquelyn Goring was honored at a home shower on R. D. 4 Wednesday evening hosted by Mrs. William Bensink and other guests. Games, awards for Mrs. Claude Livkis and Mrs. Homey Kolstee, and refreshments were served by Mrs. Bena Popney. Miss Goring will wed August 16 to Harry Camper and received beauty gifts and party favors.
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William Bensink
R. D
Javiuelyn Goring
Max Fed
Harry Camper
Claude Livkis
Homey Kolstee
Bensink
Beda Popney
Titusville
Miss Goting
Hopkins Host Columbus Housewarming Party
A housewarming for Mr. and Mrs. George Hopkins was held at their Columbus home last evening. Mrs. T A Paver and Mrs. James Hopkins hosted with twenty friends and relatives attending. Games 500 and COOTIE awarded prizes to Mrs. Isabelle Roberts and Mrs. Warren Ross. Refreshments of salad cake and coffee were served and guests received home gifts. Mr and Mrs James Hopkins of New York City attended as out of town guests.
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Warraint
George Hopkins
Columbus
T. A. Paver
James Hopkins
Isabelle Roberts
Warren Ross
New York City
Party honors Eva Black on 77th birthday at home
Eva Black, a convalescent resident at the Kae Pieper home in R. Dg ws, was honored with a Tuesday party for her 77th birthday. Guests included Miss Hil Devereaux, Mrs. Gertrude Foster, Mrs. Adda Wager, Mrs. Velma Peterson, Mrs. Frank Botsford, Mrs. Cynthia Thornton and Mrs. Gladys Webb as refreshments of cake and ice cream were served.
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Eva Black
Conva
Kae Pieper
R. Dg
Carter Hill Aid Elects New Officers
The Carter Hill Ladies Aid elected officers for the coming year at a meeting hosted by Mrs. F. Lindberg and Mrs. Harold Bricker at the G. G. Lindberg home on RD 4. New officers are Hazen Follett president Louis Cool vice president C F Lindberg secretary and Arthur Morris treasurer. Seventy-seven attendees enjoyed Gaines and contests and a German potato salad baked ham buffet lunch.
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Carter Hill
Arthur Morris
Roger Follett
C. J. Follett
Adrian Sharp
C. G. Lindberg
Sharp
Julius Silas
Humes and Bissell Welcome Daughters at Corry Memorial
A daughter was born last evening at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Homer Humes of 21 Grove Street. Mrs Humes is formerly Dorothy Grover. A daughter was also born last night to Mr and Mrs Gerald Bissell of RD 2 Clymer at Corry Memorial Hospital.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Homer Humes
Grove Street
Humes
Dorothy Grover
Gerald Bissell
Clymer
Party Honors Former Resident Mus Chiattes Williams at Miami Visitor's Event
Former Corry residents gathered at Mrs. Mus Chiattes Williams Evleen Branip home yesterday to honor visiting Miami guest Mrs. Ma nik Kagualer. About 17 guests enjoyed punch, cards, television and visiting on the patio. Attendees included Mrs. F A Holcomb Mis Po Dietsch Mrs Frank Bel Mrs Arthur Pitts Mrs Ray Wol ith Mrs Jessie Mason and others.
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Mus Chiattes Williams
Evleen
Branip
Manik Kagualer
Miami
Fin
Jessie Mason
North Center Street
Jisity
F A. Holcomb
Mis Po
Dietsch
Franke Bel
Arthur Pitts
Ray Wolith
Chives Linski
Hazel Shuss
Kilawaier
G. Jack Shite
J. W. Moore
Donald Pike
C.F. Hudson
Williams
Ene
Corry
Mrs Keith Orn Honored At Informal East Street Party
Mrs Keith Orn was honored at an informal evening hosted by Mrs Anna Kaovard Mrs Charles Weeks and Mrs Val Cen on East South Street Twenty five guests attended canasta and bridge were played with awards to Mrs Charles Stewart for bridge Miss Mary Lou McClay and Mrs Thomas Saxton for canasta Miss Barbara Splesman read the door prize and Mrs Om received baby gifts followed by a salad dessert course The hostesses noted guests including Mrs Charles Steward of Minnus and others from out of town
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Keith Orn
Eit Orn
Anna Kaovard
Charles Weeks
Val Cen
Orn
East South Street
Charles Stewart
Mary Lou McClay
Thomas Saxton
Barbara
Birthday Party For Miss Betty Gleason Won
Gleason celebrated her daughter Betty turning eleven at the family home on West Church Street with 14 friends. The evening featured games, awards for Rose Cataffu and Ruth Kep pel, candy dolls for guests, and Betty received gifts. Desserts included ice cream and soft drinks served later.
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Mts
Gleason
Betty
West Church Street
Rose Cataffu
Ruth Keppel
Fayer
Lee
Army withdraws from politics in Egypt amid tensions
Gatro reports Gen Naguib announced the army would withdraw from politics but warned against any political surge. The nationalist Waldist Party urged the public to stay out of Western defense talks over the Suez Canal and Sudan disputes with Britain. The party called for revival of parliament, while negotiations on the government are tied to King Fuad I’s legacy. Greensburg plant resumes production after a 1.5 week Steelworkers strike with a nine percent wage increase and new benefits.
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Weynt
Naguib
Faik
Egypt
Nat
Samp Tu
Suez Canal
Sudan
Britain
Wad
Greensberg
Greensburg
Robert~haw-Fulton, Controls Co
CTO
Uited
Unon
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