Local Church Service Notes and Youth Group Plans
Fragmentary OCR notes mention worship, infant and children service, prayers, and a Peoples Corps versus event at a children’s home. References to Lyonsburg and a Dent service imply a church gathering with youth activities and communal prayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IAN
Ts. R School
Wid
Chirehid
Therlyn Rls
Tsburgh
Arenelessing
Dent
Jean Leeting
Dren
Vrayer
Key Club to Sell Football Programs at Corry Home Games
Corry Area High School Key Club members met at the YMCA with adviser Curtis O'Shell and decided to handle football program duties for home games this fall including advertising printing and selling. The group also planned a district workshop in Corry for Tuesday and held a brief officers meeting after the session. Barron Franz returns to New York after a visit with his father Leo Franz of East Bond Street while John Wells left for Chicago on business for Johnson and Gray Associates in Erie.
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Corry Area
YMCA
Curtis O'Shell
Barron Franz
New York
Pote
Leo Franz
East Bond Street
John Wells
Chicago
Johnson and Gray Associates
Erie
Allendine
Pennsylvania State Guld Assembly
Mary Capwell
Camille Waterhouse
Han Westminster
Canadonia Lake
Jerry Kennedy
Jay Summerville
Billy Wolfe
Billy Zalzneck
First Presbyterian Church of
Corry
Nancy Curtis Wins White Ribbon at PSU Convention
Miss Nancy Curtis of Columbus received a white ribbon at the County 4 H Convention held at Pennsylvania State University from August 1 to 14. She placed 22nd out of 164 in the individual judging, with highlights in How to Introduce People How to Fit a Pattern and Dairy Judging. Columbus 4 H placed 24th out of 44 teams in the dairy contest. Jahice Trisket attended the Home Economics Division for her club.
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Nancy Curtis
PSU
Columbus
Pennsylvania State University
Steadmen and Church reveal engagement and wedding date
Mr and Mrs James Steadmen of Townville announce the engagement of their daughter Barbara Louise to George E Church formerly of Corry son of Milton Church and the late Mrs Church The bride to be is a Townville High School graduate and a beauty technician at Magic Curl in Townville The groom to be attended Union City Joint High School and serves in the U S Air Force stationed in Madison Wisconsin The wedding is set for September 20.
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Steadmen-Church
James Steadmen
Townville
Barbara Louise
George E. Church
Corry
Miton Church
Church
Miss Steadmen
Townville High School
Magic Curl
Thusville
Union City Joint High School
U. S. Air Force
Madison
Wis
Neighborhood Club Dines With Franklin Hosts and Prizes
Neighborhood Club members traveled to Franklin last evening for dinner at Miss Joseph Henriine’s home. A roast beef dinner at 6230 preceded an evening of visiting. Prize drawings awarded to Mrs. Willard Shreve and Mrs. Jennie Akam. Shreve’s birthday celebrated with a gift from a secret sister. Bertha Darwin to entertain next at Mead Avenue in September.
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Ron
Frankln
Joseph Heniine
Willard Shreve
Jennie Akam
Mrs Reynolds Honored By VFW Auxiliary
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars met with ten members present. Mrs Alma Slagle presided as donations were given to Lebanon and Coatesville hospitals. Awards went to Mrs Slagle and Mrs Clyde Reynolds marked her 25th continuous membership anniversary. Next meeting set for August 28.
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Reynolds
VFW
Ladies Auxiliary
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Alma Slagle
Lebanon
Coatesville
Department
Pittsburgh
Northwest County Council
Ridgway
Clyde Reynolds
Daughter born to Mr and Mrs Paul R Martin
A daughter was born yesterday morning to Mr and Mrs Paul R Martin of R D 1 at Corry Memorial Hospital. The birth adds a new member to the family from the Corry area.
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Paul R. Martin
R. D
Corry Memorial Hospital
Hilltop Club Hosts Meeting At East Columbus Home
Hilltop Club members and officers met Wednesday at Mrs John Nelsons East Columbus Avenue home. President Mrs Lawrence Anderson led prayers and a brief business session. Birthday honors were given to Mrs John Nelson with a card and purse. Refreshments included winner bread whipped cream ice cream wafers tea and coffee for eight. The August 27 meeting will be at Mrs Ronald Triscuits RD 1 home.
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Hilltop Club
John Nelson
Sidney Smith
East Columbus Avenue
Lawrence Anderson
Ciil
Ronald ‘Triscuit
North Clymer School Holds Annual Reunion
The North Clymer School annual reunion met at the Clymer Conservation Club house with 11 present. A bountiful dinner followed, and a decorated birthday cake honored Nellie Querreveld and Lillian Schermerhorn. Mabel Babcock was elected president, and the group planned to meet again August 13 at the same place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Clymer School
Clymer Conservation Club
Nellie’ Querreveld
Lillian Schermerhorn
Mable Watrous
Nort Clymer
Mabel Babcock
Exchange Student Guest At Wiener Roast
A foreign exchange student from Germany named Volker Genipt attended a Wiener roast at a residence on Dewar Road with three friends and classmates. Fourteen girls stayed for a slumber party and had breakfast before departing this morning.
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Wiener
Mss the Leek
Dewar Road
Volker Genipt
Germany
Home Extension Club Elects New Officers
Mrs John Decker of R D 2 hosted the Sample Falls Home Extension group last evening. Officers were elected and each member received a project. The date for the next meeting will be announced later.
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Mra
John Decker
Sample Falls
Pair Sentenced After Admitting Robbery Murder
AP report details Jefferson merchant J A D Allen Jr and former Cairo policeman Charles Paul Rothschild each convicted of murder and given life imprisonment as accomplices in the Drake case. James Tilton Poster acquitted by directed verdict. A fifth defendant, named Lem, already serving a sentence, was convicted after a lengthy jury deliberation. Rothschild confessed July 4 to firing the fatal shots at Drake’s home on June 19 1956.
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Consun
Charles H. Drake Sr
Jefferson Merchant
Superior Court
J. A.D. Allen Jr
Winder
Drake
Charles Paul 'Rocky Rothschild
Cairo
James Tilon Poster
Greer
Pee
Slavia
Alem
Atlanta
Jackson County
Rothschild
South Carolina
Marines Quit Beirut Site as 6th Fleet Moves
U S Marines completed loading and boarded a transport ship in Beirut. The Leathernecks are due to rejoin the 6th Fleet in the eastern Mediterranean within hours. No intimation of other units left the area, but more than 13,000 Marines and soldiers remain in the Beirut region.
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U.S
6Th Fleet
Mediterrienan
U. S
Beirut
Jordan raids search refugee camps for weapons in Amman
Amman troops and police raided the two largest Palestine refugee camps in Ammaniya searching for arms and opposition elements to King Hussein. About 140 people were detained for questioning with five found in possession of Communist leaflets. A curfew was imposed then lifted by noon.
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Amman
Jordan
Rouber
Ammiya
Hussein
UN Relief Agency
Tsotell
Nablus
Jordan-held
Palestine
Anman
Isiael
U.S
Nasser
United Arab Republic
No Attack On Formosa Seen
A Formosa area top commander warned a possible threat exists in the Strait, but Vice Admiral Smoot said he does not expect an attack. He noted heightened Communist jet activity and warned that bombing and troop movements could raise the danger level, affecting U N treaty defense commitments. Nobel laureate Frederic Joliet-Curie, 58, died after surgery for an internal hemorrhage. he and wife Irene won the 1935 Nobel for artificial radioactivity.
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Aun Tay
Formosa
Pennitea Strait
Roland W Smoot
United States
Smoot
Formosa Strait
Paris
Frederic Joliet-Curie
Joliot-Curie
Irene
Mrs Teresa Royek Dies In Corry After Long Illness
Mrs Teresa Royek of RD 1 Sony died at 4 a m at Cory Memorial Hospital after a lingering illness. She was 66 born October 20 1880 in Poland and came to the United States in 1913. She lived in Caldwell Ould and Wheeling WV before moving to Corry in 1919. She belonged to St Elizabeths Church and the Polish Nations Alliance. Surviving: two daughters Miss Ann Royek at home Mrs Eleanor Olander Spring Creek, three sons Walter Stanley and Edward all of Corry, sister Mrs John Genicensk Moundsville WV and two sisters in Poland, five grandchildren. The body lies at Bracken Funeral Home from 7 p m today. Solemn Mass will be held 10 a m Monday at St Elizabeths Church with interment in St Elizabeths Cemetery. A rosary will be said at the funeral home 8 p m Sunday.
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Royek
Poland
United States
Caldwell
Ould
Wheeting
W. Va
Corry
Sh. Bilzaabeth
Church
Walter
Stanley
Edward
Corrodo
John Genicensk
Moundsville
38 Railroad Cars Derailed Near Wee Acu Ohio
A wheel broke on the first car of an eastbound 75 car Pittsburgh and West Virginia train causing 38 cars to derai l near Wee Acu Ohio. No injuries reported though two units stayed upright. Engineer Thomas Herron of Grafton Pa led the crew as wreckers likely worked two days to clear the scene. The derailed cars carried miscellaneous gas cargo and the railroad rerouted trains onto Nickel Plate routes.
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Acu
Ohio
Pittsburgh
West Virginia
Thomas Herron
Grafton
Reds Hit Sub As War Maneuver
The Soviet Army newspaper Red Star reported that the United States sent the atomic submarine Nautilus under the Arctic ice as part of war preparations against the Soviet Union. Moscow radio coverage described the U S press portrayal of the Nautilus trip as a response to the satellite program.
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Lundun
Fred Stille
United States
Soviet Union
Moscow Radio
Red Star
U. S
America
Sports Editor Dies in Shreveport at 68
Harris, known as a long time sports editor of the Shreveport Journal, died yesterday after a two year illness. He served as sports editor for four decades, shaping coverage and local sports writing in Shreveport Louisiana.
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Shreveport
Lls G Harris
Shreveport Journal
Two Truckers Hurt In Crash Near Warren
A Wednesday Route 6 crash near Warren injured two truckers Kennetty Womeldorf 22 and Mel Vertawn driver and Charles Heckinin 22 of McVeytown. Right arm injuries reported. Damage to glass jars and tractors valued about 4000 dollars. Mort tractor semi trailer struck a parked truck owned by Carl Anderson 31 of Sheffield. Mort and Meekman employed by Womeldorf Son Lewistown. Vehicle skidded 100 feet then rolled bottom side up but glass jars remained.
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Warren
Shell
Here
Kennetty Wo Mort
Mel Vertawn
Charles
Heckinin
McVeytown
Jett Mires
Mort
Carl A. Anderson
Sheffield
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Meekman
W. O. Womeldorf and Son
Lewistown
Knox Glass Company
Child Hurt As Dad Backs Car
A four year old girl, Lynne Ford, escaped serious injury when the family car backed over part of her body in a secluded driveway. She is in St Francis Hospital Olean with abdominal and chest injuries but stable. The parents, parked for a ball game, did not realize she was behind the car and could not recall how the incident occurred. The child was rushed to the Eldred Volunteer Fire Department ambulance and admitted at 645 PM.
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Lynne Ford
Harley Ford
St Francis Hospital
Olean
Lynne
Belind
Ford
Prince Reinier and Grace Kelly Expected to Welcome Another Heir
Rumors from Monaco's royal circles swirl about a possible second child for Prince Reinier and his wife Grace Kelly. Officials at the palace declined to comment as reports circulate along the Riviera. The couple already have a daughter and a son.
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Grace
Monte Carlo
Monaco
Principality
French Riviera
Prince Reinier
Grace Kelly
Hally Wood
Philadelphia
Last Pennsylvania schools end last racial barriers
Harrisburg AP reports that three districts Kennett Square and Coatesville in Chester County and Steelton Highspire in Dauphin County have fully integrated, ending segregation in Pennsylvania public schools. Districts moved to disperse or mix students, with plans already in place before the department’s surprise disclosure.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Public Instruction Department
Kennett Square
Coatesville
Chester County
Steelton Highspire
Dauphin County
Public Instruction Department
Charles H. Boolun
Ove Moe
Steelton-Highspire
Harold T. Griffith
David Gerard
Perfection In Moon Shot Aims To Orbit Moon And Return
The Air Force plans a moon orbit mission to photograph the hidden side, measure magnetic fields and temperatures, count meteors, and relay data to Earth. Scientists chose a near Earth approach to catch the moon at closest point, timing the phase from new to first quarter for optimal lighting. A successful flight would demonstrate the rocket’s scientific return and endurance amid risky maneuvers. In Edgewater New Jersey, a police report notes the death of Alfred Tarabolo, 62, father of John Tarabolo, after a heart attack. responders were unable to revive him.
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Moon
Earth
Edgewater
N. J
John Taraboloo
Alfred Tarabolo
Hoffa Links In Death Probe Questioning Details
In queries about an alleged ultimatum Kennedy pressed Miss Starett on money. Starett cited a $6000 loan aiding Probstein to start State Cab Co in Indianapolis. Wagner testified Zapas and San Soucie seized control. Soucie denied, Hoffa testimony noted broader loan role. Hoffa links and 1954 probe actions by Rep Wint Smith discussed with calls for explanation.
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Miss Starett
Kennedy
Hoffa
Probstein
Jess
Indianapolis
The
State Cab Co
Hugh Wagner
Zapas
Gene San Soucie
House
Detroit
Smith
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