Roof Garden Above Offices at Nortis Center Street
Mrs. Mary Sears Mrs. Genevieve Maloney and Mrs. Leslie Donaldson of 8 East Park Place enjoy a second story sun deck above the offices of Doctors Gillette and Harmon. The roof garden offers fresh air sunshine for apartment dwellers and friends. Five year old Sonja Donaldson is shown placing a blossom in a bird bath as she visits from Warren Pa to see her grandmother.
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N. T. Gillette
Edison Harmon
Nortis
Business Women Plan August Tea at Hotel Corry
The Business and Professional Women's Club set August 18 at 2 p.m. for a tea and reception in the Hotel Corry main dining room. Betsy Meyers of Philadelphia, president of the Pennsylvania Federation, will speak. Committee members include DeLury Lynch Tarbell Pratt Nichols Hill Dearing Bares siad McMichael. A prep meeting is slated for August 16 at the hotel.
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Business and
Hotel Corry
Harold Jackson
Hotel
Corry
Betsy Meyers
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Mary DeLury
M. Agnes Lynch
Norman Tarbell
Charles Thompson
Betty Pratt
Lawrence ©. Nichols
Clara Hill
J. R. Dearing
Ann Baressi
Ernest ‘McMichael
Corry Grange Plans Outdoor Dinner for August
Twenty Corry Grange members met last evening with John Decker presiding. They scheduled an August 19 outdoor dinner at the Swart home, to begin at 7 p.m. Attendees should bring a tureen and table service, coffee provided by the committee.
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Corry Grange
Grange Hall
John Decker
Roy Swart
Cherry Hill Grange
Corry
East Branch
Douglas Fozelle
Sekerak Family Holds Sixth Annual Reunion
The sixth Sekerak reunion gathered at Beaver Camp Wattsburg with host Raymond Kidd and honoree Suzann Sekerak on her 86th birthday. Officers elected included President George Sekerak and Secretary Michael Drobneck. Attendees from Eric Findley Lake Columbus Detroit and other areas enjoyed a tureen picnic, games, and a business meeting. John Sekerak and Bayard Sekerak noted as oldest and youngest. next hosts named for 1964.
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Sekerak
Beaver Camp
Wattsburg
Raymond Kidd
Suzann Sekeral
George Sekerak
Michael Drobneck
Suzann, Sekerak
Andrew Balog
John Sekerak
Theodore Kormos
Eric
Rexford Proctor
Findley Lake
Joan Drobneck
Michael Sekerak
Columbus
Edward Kormos
Detroit
Mich
Suzann Sekerak
Bayard Sekerak
Vacationers and visitors fill city scene in brief notices
Birdie Tells Us reports several families arriving for vacations and visiting relatives, including Ger ald Parsons and Mrs Fred Muir from Los Angeles. The Rossbachers from Schenectady visit Dahlgren and Worth streets in their hometown, while Sal Ber of Los Angeles heads home after a city visit with Gibas family members. Additional lines note Mead avenue returners from Canadohta Lake and Minnesota trips, and a Columbus gathering for the Aaron family reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Parsons
Fred Muir
Los Angeles
Richard I. Rossbacher
Lisa
Amy
Nancy
Dahlgren
Schenectady
Rossbacher
Burton Dearing
Richard H. Rossbacher
Worth Street
J. R. Dearing
West, Washington Street
Sal Ber
Calif
Donald Gibas
Snyder Circle
Berry
Corny Journal
Mead Avenue
Harold Scott
Canadohta Lake
Northfield
Minneapolis
Minn
Ray Murphy
Craig
Girard
Hannatt Murphy
North Center Street
Gordon Miller
Foxxi Su
Columbus
Crates
Aaron
Bertha Dorwin
Mead
Martha Circle Meeting At Canadonta Lake Home
The Martha Circle of the First Methodist Church met last evening at Mrs Elwin Pullers lakeside summer home on Canadonta Lake with Miss Clara Hill as cohostess. Eleven members attended and enjoyed picnic suppers, visiting and boating after a brief business meeting and devotions by Mrs Bryan Stowe. The next gathering will be September 3 at Mrs Frank Sturgis home.
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Canadonta Lake
Elwin Puller
Martha Circle
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Clara Hill
Bryan Stowe
Frank Sturgis
Man Charged With Murdering Wife After Knifing
Daniel Musialowski 33 of Buffalo faces first degree manslaughter charges in the fatal knifing of his wife Irene Musialowski 31. Police say he threw a butcher knife about 12 feet after an argument over unemployment. Irene died about 17 hours later.
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War Falo
Daniel Musialowski
Buffalo
Irene Musialowski
Musialowski
Richard Flye Guest Speaker At Kiwanis Meet
Richard Flye, local druggist, spoke at the Kiwanis club in the Colonial Room of the Moose City building last evening. The program outlined drug development and pharmacist roles, with The Projector run by Sterling Wees and Fred Clark announcing a Saturday high school event. People Shaw, Helmininler, and Ravelle planned a dance night and drink stand.
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ICMAT
Doviglas Ravelle
Tancessinny
Dale Crowell Celebrated His Second Birthday Party
Dale Crowell was feted at home on Worth Street to mark his second birthday. Guests included 11 youngsters and mothers helped by Mrs. William Deutsch- Tander. The party featured decorated cupcakes ice cream and cookies with prizes awarded to Kevin Catalhi and Bill Deutschlander.
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Paul Crowell
Worth Street
Crowell
Dale Crowell
William Deutsch- Tander
Kevin Catalhi
Bill Deutschlander
Mead Park Esther Circle Picnic Highlights Meeting
Esther Circle of the First Methodist Church Mead Park Session held a picnic dinner hosted by Mrs. Hare Bliley and Mrs. Claude Parker. Twelve members plus guests attended including Mrs. Norman Whittle, Miss Marjorie Oakes, Mrs. Ruth Lyons, and Mrs. John Clark. Oscar Johnson led devotions and read two poems. Next meeting set for September 3 with hosts Mrs. Stanley Nichols, Mrs. Helen Davison, and Miss Ruth Lanlsand.
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Ognes Esther
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Meady Pile
Hare Bliley
Claude Parker
Jenesis
Norman Whittle
Jamestown
N. J
Marjorie Oakes
Oakland
Ruth Lyons
Buffalo
John Clark
Chicora
Oscar Johnson
Births and family notices from Corre Memorial Hospital
A son was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Waller Roger at Corre Memorial Hospital. A child named Kris was born to Mr and Mrs Janes Kris of Wayne Street. Another baby, Palvaeie Aun, was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Bernard Sturm II at Morton Plus Hospital in Clearwater, Florida.
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Corre Memoril Hospital
Waller Roger
Corry
Memorial Hospital
Asoly
Corry Memorial
Janes Kris
Wayne Street
A Slyuutiter
Palvaeie Aun
Yesterlay
Mya
Bernard Sturm II
Morton Plus Hospital
Clear Water
Flates Shinat
Vents Ro Fultt
South Center Street
Actress Sues for 50000 Damages After Fall at Club
Los Angeles actress Mercedes McCambrt sues for 50000 dollars in a personal injury action. She claims she was tasied in a fall on January 13 while rehearsing at the Masquers Club. The suit, filed yesterday, says she cannot work for many months.
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Los Angeles
Mercedes McCambrt
Jane
Pliy
Iminy
Pa Climbers to Try Peru Peaks
Pennsylvania climbers planned an expedition to Peru’s Cordillera highest ranges near 20,000 feet. Joseph D. Ruddley, 49, YMCA official, mapped the route with teammates including Steve Colbeck, Paul Graham, Tyan Kirak, and Lawrence Wolfe, all Pittsburgh-based professionals.
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Cordillera
Blanes
Peru
Joseph D. Ruddley
Easton-Phillips“burg Ares Ymca
Ruddley
Steve Colbeck
Paul Graham
Congress adds cars to fund National Cultus Center pledge
Washington lawmakers approve three more vehicles for the National Cultus Center trustees as they seek public subscriptions to raise funds. The original five year term ends September 2 with only ten million dollars already raised for the center.
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Washington
Congress
National Cultus Center
Integrated Variety Show Goes To Seed
A Birmingham auditorium collapse interrupted a fund raising show by the American Guild of Variety Artists. A platform fault caused part of the stage to fail during a performance as about 100 white attendees watched. Several people were injured and the lights failed, prompting retreat and a performer to play a plate to calm upset patrons.
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Birmingham
Ala
Nero
Dobnny Mathis
American Guild of Variety Artists
Apell
Mies Colle
Paw J
Bible Reading Becomes Required Course in Alabama Schools
Alabama public school children will be required to take a Bible course as ordered by the State Board of Education. In practice, the change will be minimal, with the board’s ruling formalizing Bible reading as part of the required study despite little apparent shift in daily practice.
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Eet Buumey
Ant Fart Alabamna
State Board of Education
Registration Dates Tentative Says Democrats in County
A group of four Democrats reported that proposed special voter registration in 25 county locations remains tentative and not fully approved. Attendees included Peter G Schaal and John McLaughlin, with concerns over watchful observers and watchdogs at county offices.
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Courly
Peter G Schaal
Dem
John McLaughlin
James Dwyer
Orphan's Court
James Schleicher
Codr
Hie
Democrat Party
McLainulin
Atiossippers
GOP
Carl Lamberton
Election Bond
Byverk
McLaughlin
North East
Harborcreek
Lamberton
Dems
Sarah McQuitty
Register of Wills
William II
Supreme Court limits classroom Bible readings ruling
The Supreme Court barred compulsory readings of scripture and the Lord's Prayer in classroom exercises, while allowing Bible reading as part of a course of study. The decision focuses on religious activity in public education and upholds targeted instruction rather than endorsement.
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Dontecad
Mary &. Sears
Genevieve Mal
Birdie
Ravenue
Rebekah
Clifford Buesink
Allen Entrekin
Allen
David
Gary
Jack
Coatesville
Entrekin
Buesink
Ennett
Bennett
Richard Flyer
Kiwanis Meet
Mead Park
Esther
Barton
Penelec
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Bama
Ranneee Bonis
Loblaws
California
Loblaws Soft
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