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Corry Journal
South Brrest
Corry
Corry Evening Journal
George R. Sample
William Chiricti
John McLaughlin
G. T. Bergman
Intuition versus advertising and a push for better schools
A provocative piece argues women’s intuition is as marketable as men’s, then shifts to a Columbia Teachers College gathering where 93 city superintendents outline seven essentials for quality schooling. They stress capable teachers, strong academic backgrounds, ongoing assessment, community funding, better guidance from kindergarten through high school, and greater cooperation between schools and citizens. The article also notes a Folsom explanation of a broader education bill proposing 250 million dollars annually for four years to boost testing, guidance, and STEM instruction, aiming to leverage federal funds for strong national talent.
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Teachers College of Columbia University
Marlon B. Folsom
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Congress
Folsom
Minister Returns As Guest Speaker
Dr. youn T. Peters a Presbyterian minister and secretary of stewardship and promotion of the General Council of United Presbyterian Churches will be the guest minister at the local church tomorrow. A native of Philipsburg Pennsylvania he is the 46th Lafayette College Western Theological Seminary graduate and earned a doctorate from the University of Edinburgh. Recently appointed chairman of the National Council of Churches Department of Stewardship and Benevolence for 1955 60 he has traveled widely including Korea Japan Alaska Cuba Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic. The Peterses are spending the summer at Chautauqua Institute.
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Youn T. Peters
General Council of United Presbyterian Churches
U. S
Peters
Philipsburg
Lafayette College
Western Theological Seminary
University of Edinburgh
Scotland
National Council of Churches
National Council
Korea
Japan
Alaska
Cuba
Puerto Rico
Dominican Republic
Chautauqua Institute
Roosevelt Returns as Democrats Battle for Control
Aug 9 1988 report notes President Roosevelt back from fishing trip as Democratic party power struggle widens. Preparatory work on Senior High School tower begins to install a large clock, with full project due before September 7. Superintendent Ralph Dewey says about 30 additional students expected at Senior High School this year.
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Washington
Roosevelt
United States
Ralph F. Dewey
Forty Years Ago August 9 1918 Lith Pennsylvania Volunteers Reunion
Capt J D Bentley of Corry presided at the 45th annual reunion of the Lith Pennsylvania Volunteers held in Long Lottsville. The large barn of Nelson Camp was destroyed by fire in a morning storm, likely from lightning. Clifton Weber, latest Cory draftee, left for Camp Wadsworth Spartanburg SC. G A Triscuit, struck by an auto on Main Street, was reported slightly improved though still serious.
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J. D. Bentley of
Corry
Pennsylvania
Nelson Camp
Lottsville
Clifton Weber
Cory
Camp Wadsworth
Spartanburg
5. C
G. A. Triscuit
Main Street
Erie Man Arrested After Balloons Explode During Carnival
Patrolman Adolph Kraus arrested Frank F Falk 45 Erie after balloons given to children at Old Fashioned Carnival Days were exploded by touching with a lit cigarette. Detective Inspector Kalinowski and three children witnessed the incidents. Falk was booked on a drunkenness charge.
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Erie
Adolph Kraus
Llorehbear
Ninth and State
Frank F. Falk
Carl Kalinowski
Sunday School Picnics and Family Visits Across Clymer
Rainy weather prompted a Sunday School class gathering at the former's home with a picnic supper and games. Numerous Gravink and related families hosted and attended meals, trainings, and visits around Chautauqua Lake and nearby towns, with several outings to Mayville Park and Ossining, plus hospital news and a birth at Jamestown WCA Hospital.
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Minnie Meyerink
Earl Beckerink
William Gravink
Deleo
James Gravink
Linda
Jay Gravink
James Gravinke
Myron Fuller
Angola
Gravink
Sherman
Harold Legters
Edward Dank
Mayville Park
Marilyn Hoffman
Diane Holthouse
Marlea Ton
Lois jXing
Chery Tlopters
Phyllis Shields
Jane Kolstee
Carlyle Neckers
Clymer Department Store
Chautauque Lake
Robert Wassin
Union City Livestock Prices Sale Highlights
Prices listed for August 7 195, hogs ranged 22 to 24 for good and choice. sows 18 to 20. beef cows 18 to 19. canners and cutters 15 to 17. beef heifers 18 to 22. steers 20 to 24. yearling calves 29 to 33. heavy calves 21 to 27. lambs 21 to 24.
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Union City
Rules 500 In Pay Legal For Health Aide
County solicitor Jacob Held announced that a $500 July honorarium paid by Temple University to health educator Clarence Metcalf while he retained his county salary was legal. He sought state Department of Health interpretation. Dr. James Googe and the county health board had previously approved it. State Health Secretary C L Wilbur said the leave typically means reduced pay or compensating time at the state level.
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James Googe
County Health Department
Heaid
Warren Area Records Second Polio Case
The Warren area reports its second polio case in three days in Chandlers Valley six miles west of Warren. The latest patient is 4-year-old James Barton son of My and Mrs Allan Barton, treated at home. On Wednesday night 6-year-old Deborah Wachter was admitted to Warren General Hospital and placed in isolation. A physician said neither child had received the Salk vaccine.
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Warayte
Chandlers Valley
Warren
James Barton
Allan Barton
Deborah Wachter
Warren General Hospital
Two Corryites To Get Diplomas At Bryant and Stratton
The Bryant and Stratton Business Institute of Buffalo will hold the commence ment exercise at 4 30 p m on August 17 at Kleinhans Music Hall. Charles H. Dietendorf of Marine Trust Co of Western New York will deliver the graduation address. Dean Earl A Russell will award the diplomas. A reception will follow. Local graduates include Beatrice Loveland of 221 King Street and Hartlet Sorenson of R D 3.
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Avaianni
Bryant and Stratton Business Institute of Buffalo
Kleinhans Music Hall
Charles H. Dietendorf
Chaman
The
Marine Trust Company of Western New York
Earl A. Russell
Beatrice Loveland
King Street
Hartlet Soren+son
R. D
Disney to film Elfego Baca series with Loggia in lead
Hollywood reports Walt Disney will launch a nine life of Elfego Baca in a Disney Presents series, starring Lou Loggia in the title role. Baca, a famed 19th century lawman linked to Billy the Kid and Pancho Villa, survived many gunfights, including a 33 hour duel. The project aims to capture color location filming in Santa Fe and could evolve into a feature film.
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Hollywood
Walt Disney
Staten Island
Robert Loakin
Davy Crockett
Andy Burnett
Zorro
Disney
Elfego Baca
Baca
Southwest
Billy the Kid
Pancho Villa
Loggia
Santa Fe
Parker
Crockett
Bob
New York
Missouri alum turns to acting after writer’s block
A University of Missouri figure abandons the typewriter for the stage and screen life in New York. After 1954 earnings of 1000 dollars, he studied with Stella Adler and found TV work, including Playhouse 80, which brought him to Disney and the role of Elfego Baca.
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University of Missouri
New York
Stella Adler
Disney Studio
Elfego Baca
Mother of Two Found Dead in Apparent Suicide
In Ulban Grove New Jersey Peggy Thomas 36 was found dead in bed after an overdose of sleeping pills. Her 13 year old son Stephen and 6 year old daughter Christine discovered her. police say she died by her own action amid ongoing desertion and non support complaints against the children's father William Thomas who had recently taken a bookkeeping job in Camden.
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Ulban Grove
N. J
Stephen Thomas
Christine
Peggy Thomas
William Thomas
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