Teresa Hajec Bride-To-Be Honored At Shower In Moose Club
Teresa Hajec was feted at a bridal shower in the Colonial Room of the Moose Club on a recent Sunday. Hostesses included Mrs. Joh Hajec Miss Dorothy Porgar Mrs. Walter Gibas Miss Christing Hajec and Mrs. Edward Shank. Attendees from Erle Cambridge Springs and Corty enjoyed blue and white decor, games, and prizes as gifts were given. Hajec will wed Paul Dietsch in St. Elizabeths Church on August 17.
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Moose Chit
Teresa Hajec
Joh Hajec
Dorothy Porgar
Walter Gibas
Christing Hajec
Edward Shank
Eric
Nancy Mong
Michele Krupa
Ann Gibas
Sylvester Krupa
Anthony Stec
Blair Hajec
Joseph Gerzilla
Donald Kopnitsky
Erle
Cambridge Springs
Corty
Hajec
Paul Dietsch
St. Elizabeth's Church
Mentor Club Outing at Hillstrom Home on Prendergast Point
The Mentor Club and their families gathered at Mr and Mrs David A Hillstrom s home at Prendergast Point Chautauqua Take for their annual outing. About twenty guests enjoyed dinner at 6 p m hosted by the Hillstroms, plus boating and visiting. Ruth Freeman rehearsal music from the Chau tauqua Symphony Orchestra entertained two hours in the Hillstrom yard. Miss Ann Baressi, club president, announced regular sessions will begin next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David A. Hillstrom
Prendergast Point
Chautauqua Take
Mentor Club
Hillstroms
Ann Baressi
4-H Group Plans Various Projects
A Lebanon County 4-H group toured Beaverdam area, hosted by Beaverdam 4-H Club families. Members Willard Longnecker Philip Arnold Michael Arnold Harold Meyer Mark Heisey Carolynn Sonner and Lee Roy attended. Beaverdam treasurer Thomas Howards reported 122 dollars and votes approved a 50 dollar donation to the 4-H fund and one dollar annual dues. Plans include a Wattsburg Fair float and an exhibit with committees formed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan
Lebanon County
Butler County
Beaverdam
Willard Longnecker
Philip Arnold
Michael Arnold
Harold Meyer
Mark Heisey
Carolynn Sonner
Lee Roy
Wayne Valley Evangelical United Brethren Church
Kenneth Kirch
Thomas Edwards
Dennis Proctor
Freddie Walsh
Bonnie Proctor
Robert Kirch
Lauren Morris
Bayle Child Born In Corry Memorial Hospital
A son was born this morning to Mr and Mrs Merton Bayle of R D 4 Corry at Corry Memorial Hospital marking a new arrival in the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merton Bayle
R. D
Corry
Corry Memorial Hospital
Donald Buell
West Smith Street
Carolyn Calvin and Ann Henton to Give Piano Recital
Carolyn Calvin and Ann Henton, seniors at Corry High School, will present a joint junior piano recital at the Warren Conservatory of Music in Warren. Calvin will perform Bach, Mozart, Chopin, Rubinstein, and Rachmaninoff works, with Swanson accompanying on several pieces. Henton will play Bach, Beethoven, Choline Debussy, and Rachmaninoff, and the two will combine for Federer and a second piano Fantasy. The event is open to the public.
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Sis
Lian Swanson
Guurs‘ville
Warren Conservatory of Music
Warren
Carolyn Calvin
Ann Henton
Hickory
Fourth Streets
BP. m
Calvin
Bach
Mozart
Chopin
Rubinstein
Rachmaninoff
Miss Swanson
Federer
Miss Henton
Beethoven
Cholin Debussy
Claire de Lune
Corry Re High School
Conservatory
Actors to March for Civil Rights in Washington
Seventy seven actors and two directors announced a Washington march on August 28 to express support for civil rights legislation before Congress. Charlton Heston Mel Ferrer Marlon Brando Tony Curtis Tony Franciosa Peter Brown Burt Lancaster and Billy Wilder lead the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Usay Westary
Washington
Congress
Charlton Heston
Mel Ferrer
Marlon Brando
Tony Curtis
Tony Franciosa
Peter Brown
Burt Lancaster
Billy Wilder
First Negro Police Hired in Baton Rouge
Three Negroes hired as city policemen in Baton Rouge, the first of their race on the force, were among 14 people who passed the civil service test on Tuesday, according to Chief Wingate White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
Wingate White
Birds Arrive for Week with Local Family in Columbus
An Albuquerque visitor arrives for a week with Mrs. E. J Roach and family on East Main street, while relatives plan a two day Pennsylvania Dairy Association meeting in Harrisburg. Other items note a Louisville vacation, Rocky Mountain camping, and a Columbus community picnic at Mead Park on August 7.
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Albuquerque
N. Mex
E. J Roach
East Main Street
J. W. Harrison
Robert and
Johm Charles Dodd
Scott's Crossling Road
R. D
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Farmers Association
Dodd
Warren County Farmers Association
Pennsylvania
American Farm Burau Federaton
United States
Earl Haight
North Center Street
Jack Dey
Dey
Janet
David
John
Kathy
Louisville
Mount Rushmore
South Dakota
Edeens
Colorado
Edeen
Thilda Enquist
Detroit
Mich
Margaret Smith
Enquist
Capt. Edeen
Columbus
Mead Park
Susan Thomas
Richard Thomas
Leesburg
Fla
Lloyd Thomas
South Second Avenue
Thomas
Pittsburgh
William Tunnell
USAF
Wheelus Air Force Base
Libya
Robert Tunnell
Kathe
West Park Place
Castle Air Force Base
Merced
Calif
Rey
Richard A. Bo
Salvation Army board meeting held at Findley Lake home
The Salvation Army Hursory board met for a summer supper at the Findley Lake home of Mr. and Mrs. A M Litz. Attendees included several couples and Captain John Edeen. Frank McKnight was elected for a three year term as chair of the endowment and legacy committee. The 1964 budget was adopted and the Christmas committee was appointed. Ball reported on the welfare committee and noted the growing problem of transient families traveling through Corry. The event ended with fellowship and peat rides on Findley Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
A. M. Lits
Findley Lake
Donald Engle
Clarence Wellace
Estella Wells
L. B. Ball
Frank McKnight
A. M. Litz
Fred Barton
Lester Lepus
John Edeen
C. Conrad Monroe
Ann Baressi
Frank Grice
Ball
Corry
U S Ag Leader Freeman Visits Poland
Secretary of Agriculture Orville L. Freeman visited Polish farms in Warsaw after talks with Foreign Minister Adan Rapacki and two politburo members. The discussions centered on shipments of U S surplus grain to Poland as drought triggers importing up to three million tons amid a second poor harvest.
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U.S. Ag
Poland
Warsaw
Orville L. Freeman
Freeman
Adan Rapacki
Politbureau
U. S
Bobby Darin Seeks Rest After Collapse in NYC
Singer Bobby Darin has entered Mt Sinai Hospital for several days rest after collapsing during a New York engagement. He will undergo tests for nervous exhaustion and is not reported to be in serious danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Darin
Mt. Sinai Hospital
New York
Darin
Family heads west for three week trip to monuments
Dey and children departed yesterday for a three week journey through the western states visiting numerous national monuments and parks. Mr and Mrs Louis Miller of East South Street are enjoying a vacation in Perth and the surrounding area in Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dey
Louis Miller
East South Street
Perth
Canada
Eisenhower urges cautious GOP stance on nuclear test ban
Former President Eisenhower says the nuclear test ban agreement has both advantages and disadvantages. Senate Republicans seek a careful, nonpartisan examination as Kennedy and Democrats push for a favorable vote and Moscow signing momentum.
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Jack Bell
Associated Press
Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Senate
Eisenhower
New York
United States
Soviet Union
Britain
Miliary
Everett M. Dirksen
Mlinots
Kennedy
Moscow
Selis
Leverett Saltonstall
R-Mass
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Dirksen
Rourke B. Hickenlooper
Arowa
Republican Policy Committee
Mansfield
Youngest girl to conquer the English Channel
Claudia McPherson of Canada, aged eleven years four months, becomes the youngest girl to swim the English Channel. She completed the 17 hours 7 minutes crossing from Cape Gris Nez, France to Sandgate, England, urging by her parents’ sacrifices and aiming to set a record after a prior failed attempt last August.
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Yolkestone
England
Claudia McPher
Canada
Chudia
St. James
Man
Cape Gris Nez
France
Sandgate
Here
Margaret White
Claudia
San Lowant
Uri
Hetalta Colley
St Tuite
Clauslla
Telegrams Favor Kennedy 12-1 On Nuclear Test Ban
The White House released a sample of letters and telegrams about Kennedy's nuclear test ban plan. Press Secretary Salinger said about 100 favored the president, eight opposed, among more than 2,000 total messages received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
White House
Pierre Salinger
Kennedy Aide Views Treaty Approval Margin
The article notes Kennedy's diplomatic circle concluded Aiken has already gained a net advantage. They believe the treaty would likely win approval by more than the two thirds required, offsetting potential disadvantages. The summary ends with a promotional pitch for subscribing to The Journal.
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Kennedy
Aiken
RC Expends 10 803 For Year In Red Cross Report
The Red Cross chapter describes expenditures for the year including maintenance and moving costs totaling 621 dollars and a water safety program costing 204 dollars that certified 139 participants across levels from beginners to senior lifeguards. The Learn to Swim campaign in the senior division completed an area camp with students from local schools and St Edward’s Po Hochtal Sparta Mergent Schools. Disaster responses totaled 100 dollars for three fires and service to seven Home Visita and seven veterans and civilians. Other costs included first aid 46 dollars canteen 20 dollars Junior Red Cross 116 dollars public information 14 dollars insurance 65 dollars wage tax 78 dollars and withheld wages 598 dollars. The report notes no salary figure for a single employee but prorates this expense.
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Ueally
Willem Cochich
Red Cross
Feil Cross
Serior
St Edward's
Po Hochtal
Ait Sparta Mergent
WA von Esken
Ils
Albert N. Colts
Fsk
Red Cross Ako Fesulk
Robert Catlin
Speed Limit Bill Moves for Second Vote in Harrisburg
The Benale defeased bill to raise speed limits on four highways was rejected 22-20 on a first vote and is set for another tally today. It proposes increasing car speeds to 60 miles per hour on selected routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Cassius To Go On Wax And Fight In London Style
New York AP reports Cassius Clay, top heavyweight contender, signs a recording contract and plans a debut album titled I Am The Greatest. He hosts a cocktail party to promote the venture and talks about Sonny Liston, a September bout in Philadelphia Stadium, and training in unique conditions, boasting of his future fame.
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New York
Cassidy Clay
Ls Gulnyr
Tovisville
Hiss
the Mighty Mouth
Very Atte
Quilty
Clay
Cas
Uius Marcellus
London
Sonny Tiston
Mammoth Phil Golphia Stadium
Sonny
Tye
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