Gilmore Bride-To-Be Miss Mary Walker Engaged
Town news announces the engagement and forthcoming marriage of Miss Mary Walker of Gilmore to Norman M. Shick of Corry. Miss Walker, East Mountain High School and Bish Mathis Institute graduate, will wed Wednesday evening August 1 at 7 p.m. at Woodland Baptist Church Gilmore with Dr. Kenneth F. McKinley officiating. Norman Shick is a ministerial student at LeTourneau Technical Institute Longview and nephew of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Burkett of 437 Duane Street.
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Dowell Hendrie
Gilmore, Tex
Marrupe
Mary Walker
Gilmore
Norman M. Shick
Corry
Walker
East Mountain High School
Gillmore
Bish Mathis Institute
Longview
Tex
Shick
LeTourneau Technical Institute
Lonzview
Clayton Burkett
Duane Street
Woodland Baptist Church
Kenneth F. McKinley
Robert Tunnell Jr Addresses Rotary On Conventions
Robert Tunnell Jr the Dartmouth political science major who covered both Democratic and Republican conventions spoke at the Rotary Club lunch in the Hotel Corry. He noted the GOP gathering was more orderly and predicted Nixon would run a high level campaign. The talk highlighted conventions as a way to mix national voices.
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Overs Tunnel Jr
Nixon
William E. Rodeshoyer
William Leaby
William ‘Armitage
Steve Tripp
Warren
Rufus J. Feriola
Wellsville
Mass
Frank Ray
Romulus
Charles Bracken
Housewarming Honors Mrs. D. O. Daugherty
A housewarming party last evening honored Mrs D O Daugherty of 352 Marion Street with 37 guests. Hostesses were Mrs Leo Hoylen and Miss Mary Higgins. assisting were Mrs James Hammond, Mrs Irene Dippel and Mrs Mary Sears. Prizes went to Mrs Clara Bachomer and Mrs Fred Ahi. door prize to Mrs C T Anderson. A set of china was presented. Out of town guest was Mrs Arthur Sheppner of Erie.
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D. O. Daugherty
Marion Street
Leo Hoylen
Mary Higgins
James Hammond
Irene Dippel
Mary Sears
Clara Bachomer
Fred Ahi
C. T. Anderson
Daugherty
Arthur Sheppner
Erie
Assembly Of God Members Hold Outing At Mead Park
Sixty members of the Assembly Of God Church attended an outing Monday evening at Mead Park. They played horseshoes and badminton and enjoyed a wiener roast, soft drinks, and ice cream. Rev. LeRoy Wiley, the church pastor, led a devotional period after refreshments.
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Y of God Church
Mead Park
LeRoy Wiley
57th Klinger Family Reunion Elects Erieite
The Kinser family reunion was held Saturday at Hasson Park in Qa City with eight attendees. Fred Perry of Erie was elected president for 1916, Alec Arrow of Vilant Pa. vice president, and Mrs Earl VanGuilder of Corry secretary, with several Carry residents present.
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Ale Aith Amnuar Reuna
Kinser
Hasson Park
Fred Perry
Erie
Alec Arrow
Vilant Pa
Earl VanGuilder
Corry
Carry
Eifle Kinzer
Bertha Wykolf
In Watrous
Cervantes
Don
Golden Agers Meet Far Mead Park Picnic
The Curry Area Golden Age Club met at Mead Park for a prune dinner served at 12 30 p m. Guests included Mr and Mrs Calvin Pirr Mrs Hattie Adwws Mrs Eva Dundon and Mrs Emma Gates. Seventy attended including five eta neers from Waterford. Carl Henton gave the invocation and prayers followed by visiting and games. The club will plan Amuse for the month ahead.
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Tne Regmue
Curry Area
Wik Hin
Gates Family Reunion at Spring Creek Sportsmen's Club
Mr and Mrs Hato Messinger hosted the fourth Frank Gates family reunion at Spring Creek Sportsmen's Club. Officers elected for next year: Merle Gates president Emicy Tripp vice president Mrs Merle Gates secretary Miss Mabel Gates treasurer and Mrs Frank Anderson Mrs Hazel Cox Mrs Edyth Ross and Mrs Estella Tripp table committee. Fifty two relatives from Maple Springs Jamestown Corry Harborcreek and Columbus attended. The 1961 reunion is planned at the same venue with Mr and Mrs Ward Nichols as hosts.
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Hato Messinger
Frank Gates
Spring Creek
Merle Gates
Emicy Tripp
Mabel Gates
Frank Anderson
Hazel Cox
Edyth Ross
Estella Tripp
Janet, Gates
Sherry McCray
Barayia
N. Y
Maple Springs
Jamestown
N.Y. Corry
Harborcreek
Columbus
Ward Nichols
Births Reported at Corry Memorial Hospital
A daughter was born yesterday at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Jack son Taylor of 329 East Pleasant Street. A daughter was born early this morning to Mr and Mrs Paul R Tinko of R D 4. A son was born this morning to Mr and Mrs Richard E Martin of R D 3 at Corry Memorial Hospital.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Paul R. Tinko
Richard E. Martin
R. D
Donald L. Jones
Wattsburg
Soviets Expel U S Air Attache Over Photo Probe
In Moscow the Soviet Union expelled Col Edwin M Kerton air attache at the U S Embassy and warned Capt Irving T Macdonald accusing them of photographing military objectives during a trip to Kurgan The move followed a Soviet review by competent organs which declared Kerton engaged in activities incompatible with diplomatic staff status Macdonald was warned by the USSR Foreign Ministry
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Edwin M. Kerton
U.S
Irving T. Macdonald
Kirton
I. T. Macdonald
Kerton
Kurgan
Macdonald
U.S.S.R
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Eisenhower Defends Civil Rights Talks and Legislature
President Eisenhower held a news conference deflecting Democratic claims about civil rights emphasis and politics. He urged Congress to stay on the job and pass his 21 point program, saying there is no recession on the horizon and he would meet Khrushchev if useful. He criticized opposition to defense spending and outlined changes in his program while inviting bipartisan discussion.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Thesident
Nikita S. Khrushchev
U.N. General Assembly
Khrushchev
Pravda
U.N
Hisenhower
Senate
Eisenhower defends defense funds and Nixon role
President Eisenhower refuted claims of defense money being frozen and said he does not object to Vice President Nixon holding press conferences. He noted the Democratic Congress cut his budget and cited a reallocation of about 1.1 billion dollars for other uses while insisting decisions were not finalized. A Seattle to Honolulu jet flight clocked five hours and thirty minutes.
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Lysvie Lert
Johmenn
Ud Textration Vues
Serily
Thers 4
Sav
Chuwer
Democratic Congress
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Seattle
Honolulu
Mrs Powers Not Surprised By Guilty Plea
Mrs Francis Gary Powers was described as not surprised by Soviet claims that her husband had pleaded guilty to espionage charges. Virginia attorney Alex W. Parker said Powers’ wife reacted like others, near Moscow on Aug. 17 for his trial. Powers’ plane was shot down over the Soviet Union May 1.
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Washington
Francis Gary Powers
Soviet Union
Virginia
Powers
Alex W. Parker
Richmond
Virginia Bar Assa
Moscow
Tuss
State Department
Electrical Short Sparks Fire At Corry Concrete Plant
A short in the electrical system ignited the upper portion of Corry Concrete Products, triggering a $55,000 blaze on Monday afternoon and eight suspected dust explosions. Fire Chief Jerome Davis said the incident was investigated by Trooper John Hornick for the state fire marshal, with Alfred Apps as local deputy fire marshal. Plant owner Philip Zalaneck said workers are cleaning up, with future plans for the site undetermined.
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Corry
Jerome Davis
John Hornick
Erle
Alfred Apps
Philip Zalaneck
Powers visa approval circulates amid Moscow trip plans
Mrs Powers awaits Soviet permission for Parker and attorney Frank W Rogers of Roanoke to attend the trial. Also awaiting visas in Milledgeville Georgia are Mrs Powers mother Mrs Monyeen Brown and her physician Dr James Baugh. Mrs Powers visa has been approved.
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Linda
Mes
Irvin Yueng
Edmud Barr
Judy
Davine
Roger McCray
Tommy
Patty
Battala
N.Y
Leed
Prince Albert Galt
Colgate
Hanson
Bce
Westock Polaroid
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Dahlberg
Haea
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Center Street
Corry’s Finest
Armour Star
Kansas City
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Cala
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Kraft
Roxay Dog Food
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