Go Kart Story Delights Kiwanis Meeting
Go Karts and Go Karting discussed at Kiwanis noon meeting in Corry. 2018 MOTIFOE spoke on the growing Go Kart fad with 150 firms building carts and prices $100 to $250. Laverne Miller inducted as Erie Railroad agent. tentative Division I meeting August 17 at Cross Creek CC. golf tournament with Rotary planned September 7. Eastman Shows coming to Corry next week at North Center and Clinton Streets vacant lot.
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Motifoe
Weverniftt
Kiwanislab
Corry
Monroe
Thomas Russell
Kiwanis
Laverne Miller
Erie Rusilroad
Robert Bracken
Cross Creek Country Club
Corry Country Club
Eastman
North Center
Clinton Streets
Methodist Women Hold Annual Picnic at Mead Park
The Women's Society of the First Methodist Church held its annual picnic at Mead Park with 15 attendees. Devotions were by Roy Heed and 30 children joined games directed by Mrs. Donald Cady. A business session approved participating in the Chamber of Commerce Sidewalk Bazaar Daze on August 18 and 20, with a booth location to be announced.
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Women's Society of the First Methodist Church
Mead Park
Esthey
Roy Heed
Donald Cady
Chamber of Commerce
Dingfelder Reunion Draws 95 Members
A family reunion at Island Park near Youngsville drew ninety five members and seven guests from Maine and several states. Officers elected for the new year included Charles Swan as president Lyle Johnson as vice president Nancy Haner as secretary treasurer and Jeanetta Wilters Virginia Dingfelder Norma Vanderhonf and Laura Barber on the table committee. Andrew Johnson aged oldest and Debra Louise Gibson youngest were named. Births this year included Helen Lona Richards Keith Allen Swart and Debra Louise Gibson. Relatives came from Arnneton Va Odena Ohio Buffalo Clymer N Presque Isle Me Greenville Columbus Erie Youngsville and Corry.
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Maine
Fana Lly
Island Park
Younaville
Familly
Charles Swan
Lyle Johnson
Nancy Haner
Jeanetta Wilters
Virginia Dingfelder
Norma Vanderhonf
Laura Barber
Vanderhoofs Hold Reunion In Mead Park Gathering
The Vanderhoof family reunion met Sunday in Mead Park with about 60 members attending. A 1 PM picnic and business meeting followed a lunch, with Harold Vanderhoof presiding and officers elected: Clarence Vanderhoof president Edward Griffis vice president LeRoy Humes secretary. A baby named David born to Lawrence and Mrs Vanderhoof was announced and crowned youngest member. Prizes went to Nora Vanderhoof oldest at 75 Carl Higby second oldest, and Mr and Mrs Guy Vanderhoof Jr won largest family. A gift went to Mrs D M Davidson at Corry Memorial Hospital. Nestyen’s gathering is planned for the first Sunday of August with date to be announced.
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Vanderhoof
Mead Park
Harold Vanderhoof
Clarence Vanderhoof
Wamen
Edward Griffis
LeRoy Humés
David
Lawrence Vanderhoof
Nora Vanderhoof
Carl Higby
Guy Vanderhoof Jr
D. M. Davidson
Corry Memoral Hospital
Nestyen
McIntyre Snapp Nuptials Repeated At Spartansburg
Janet Lee Snapp and Joseph Walter McIntyre united in a 2 o'clock double ring ceremony at Spartansburg Methodist Church. Miss Barbara Fish Wes organist, bride wore rope point lace gown with chapel train and pearl crown, bouquet of yellow and white roses. Matron of honor wore yellow dress, best man John McIntyre, ushers Robe Snapp and Charles McCray. Reception for 150 after ceremony. Newlyweds reside at 119 East South Street Sparta and plan Virginia wedding trip.
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Ita
Spartanburg Methodist Church
Janet Lee Snapp
Joseph Walter McIntyre Fey
Thomas Lindsay
Charles Snapp
R. D
Spartinsburg
Morris McIntyre
Charles McCiay
John McIntyre
Robe Snapp
Charles McCray
James Upton
Paul Shamburgh
Henry Burlingame
Connie Shamburg
Marjory Upton
Mary ‘Russell
Harold Henderson
John Weidner
Amy Kinney
Corry
Columbus
Erie
North East
Waterford
DuBois
Centerville
Cooperstown
Clymer
Wertfield
Ohio
Tlinois
Virginia
East South Street
McIntyre
Sparta Merged High School
Corry Area High School
Corry Jamestown Corporation
Charles Lawson
53rd Dyne Reunion at Mead Park
One of the area's oldest reunions, the Dyne family, held its 53rd gathering at Mead Park Ashville pavilion with a tureen dinner at 1 p.m. Ninety two family members attended. Officers elected: Howard Holton Girard president, Alfred Holton Corry vice president, Hazel Graham Erie secretary, Gayle Holton Girard treasurer. Hosts were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hotchkiss. Next year’s reunion to be at the same location. Falls from crib claim life of 20 month old William Petrilli on Pittsburgh North Side.
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Dyne
Mead Park
Ashville Pavilion
Howard Holton
Girard
Alfred Holton
Corry
Hazel Graham
Erie
Gayle Holton
Harry Hotchkiss
Mrs Lane Tops Bridge Honors At Corry Club Session
Mrs Gerald Lane wins the trophy in Corry Country Club's third bridge session with a 76 44 point tally. Other top performers include T A Hubley 71 4, Mrs Janes McInnis 72, Mrs Frank Gratt 114, and Mrs Mark Coyle 71. Current standings list Rubley leading with 218, Tunnell 205, Blatt 202, and several others within reach as the tournament progresses.
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Lane
Gerald Lane Tautight
Corry
T. A. Hubley
Janes McInnis
Frank Gratt
Mark Coyle
William Smyers
Morgan Beverly
Becky G. Clair
Charles Bracken
Wallace Young
Robert Tunnell
John Blatt
H. J. Wilcox
T A. Rubley
Folt
Farade
Beverly Aadland's mother found guilty in delinquency case
Florence Aadland was convicted of contributing to the delinquency of Beverly Aadland. A probation hearing and sentencing were set for September 1. Witnesses testified that mother and daughter were intoxicated at a March party at the Radland apartment, with photographs showing Beverly aged 17 and Mrs. Radland with partially clad mules.
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Beverly
LOS Angeles
Beverly Aadland
Errol Flynn
Florence Aadland
Radland
Woman Strangles Baby Son As Police Arrive Too Late
A report said a woman choked her one year old son in a doorway. Police pulled the mother from the child after arrival. Baby Carter Greamry died on arrival at a hospital. Mother Amana Gregory, 80, of Pic town district, was taken into custody. Her daughter Diana, 2, was found hiding in a basement. Police sought a third child and no reason was offered.
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Ripiepunun
Ville
Carter Greamry
Amana Gregory
Pic Town
Chitty Smulder
Mearby
Palice
Three Die In Head On Collision Near Fairview
In Cambridge Ohio area, a head on crash on US 40 near Fairview killed three people from Steubenville. The victims were Thomas Elwood Shute 26 Brenda Zabransky 18 and Chester Jessi 32. Herman R Beach of Martinsville Indiana driver of the truck survived with minor injuries.
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Cambridge
Steubenville
Fairview
Here
Highway Patrol
Thomas Elwood Shute
Brenda Zabransky
Chester Jessi
Herman R. Beach
Martinsville
Ind
Temperly Trucking Co
Food Athletes Occupy Board Meeting
The Corry area board confronted cafeteria control issues, affirming that cafeteria operations remain under administrators with direct manager responsibility. A heated discussion on athletic eligibility followed, with Mone urging swift action before football season. Charles Kennedy urged joint committee handling, signaling broader concerns.
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Mone
Ahletes
Mopa
Mohr
Charles Kennedy
Wayte Township
T Hen
Corry Board
Corry Board discusses tax exonerations and school audit
The Corry board debated a Joint Committee role on a decision. Treasurer Ry Elwin Fuller reported $78,000 in cur rent taxes received, about a quarter of the total, with the rebate period through August. E. Anderton said state and local auditors found the school books in near perfect order. A tree removal on Franklin Street near the Public Library was proposed due to root damage. About 85 tax exoneration requests were approved in bulk with some studies continued. around 200 such requests have been filed this year, typical for the town.
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Corry Board
Ry Elwin Fuller
Puller
E. Anderton
Anderson
Franklin Street
Public Library
Finance Committee
Corry
Nixon letters pour in after nomination speech
Vice President Richard M Nixon has received more than 24,000 letters and telegrams about his July 28 speech accepting the Republican presidential nomination. His press secretary, Herbert Klein, said the volume continues at about 2,000 messages daily.
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Nixon
Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Herbert Klein
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