Corry area brief reports injuries and local notices
Attendants at Corry Memorial Hospital said Larry Macky 18 of 514 West Pleasant street was struck by a baseball bat while playing in Fourth Ward playground. two other injuries included Roger Wiltsie 20 of North Clymer with a facial wound and Harold Ross Jr. 7 with forehead contusion. A Fourth Ward father complained of youth fighting. police ordered a stop. Weather outlook for Aug 19–21 calls for cooler than normal temperatures with spotty showers. Local draft board 64 will close Aug 19–23 with mandatory 18-year-old registration. A 100 year old coin report, a gold brooch with inscribed clasp, and a Lewis Road bridge project bid from Corry Bridge and Supply Co. were noted. Bradford Community Chest aims for $1,2440, with administrative changes at Bradford Hospital. Mrs Naum Wood admitted to St Vincent's Erie as an outpatient.
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Penn and Penn State Suspend Grid Series After 1958
Penn and Penn State announced a mutual halt to their football series after the 1958 game to allow both to face other traditional foes. The teams open the season at Franklin Field on September 28, with Penn leading 25-16 in the rivalry.
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Governor Harriman to Speak at Chautauqua Amphitheater
Gov Averel Harriman to address Chautauqua Amphitheater at 8 00 p m on August 20 as part of the eighth week events Also plans include a Pop concert by the Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra with Muriel Kilby pianist and four soloists from the Chautauqua Opera Association Featured recitals include Mary Judd soprano and Hugh Thompson baritone Jerome Hines and company will present the religious opera I Am The Way on August 25 and a Sacred Song Service will close the season Also lectures by Dr Ethel J Alpenfels and Dr John Coventry Smith are on the program
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Bath
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Ethel J. Alpenfels
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Parliament Opening By Queen Elizabeth II In Canada
Queen Elizabeth II will ceremonially open Parliament in Canada from October 12 to 16 during a state visit with Prince Philip. PM John Diefenbaker released the schedule, noting limited time for engagements due to constraints. In Rio de Janeiro, a man claimed to be 156, Manuel Rodrigues Coutinho, died yesterday despite a birth certificate.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
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George Besson Dies At 68 in Corry Hospital
George Leon Besson of 504 Marlon Street died early today at Chrsy Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. He was 68, born May 15, 1880, and lived in Corry since 1909. A printer by trade, he served on the City Council and as director of streets. Survived by two children, his widow Ida Fey, whom he married November 4, 1909, preceded him in death. Funeral arrangements are at Bracken Furst Home, with services tomorrow and burial at Pine Cave.
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Chrsy Memorial Hospital
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Kinzua
Corry
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Hivold
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Hivshay
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Tuba Heath
Pat Veur
Mpessa Gay
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Mintiy
Rewaf
Ray Haris
Sign Up New Sparta Voters
Anse nt serv Lord County roving registrars signed 12 Republicans and 10 Democrats at the borowery hall. Mrs Margaret Schlower of Snewertown Republican and Mrs Mary Copeland at Rockilile Township Democrat moved to Conneaut Lake then will set up in the Home Show Building at the Crawford County Fair in Mendvane for five days next week August Met. They have registered 4 Republicans and 20 Democrats in six stops so far. On Monday they signed up 16 Republicans and four Democrats at Cothranton. Tuesday they signed up 24 Republicans and two Democrats in Linesville.
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Margaret Schlower
Snewertown
Mary Copeland
Rockilile Township
Conneaut Lake
Crawford County Fair
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Linesville
Divorce Granted After Testimony Of Wily Preferences
District Judge Sarah Hughes granted Tra Phomas Thaxton a divorce after he testified his wife preferred single beds. The case involved Thaxton and his second wife of two months, with chaotic details surrounding the marriage and the court proceedings in Dallas.
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Mission Board to Discuss Indonesia on Wednesday
The Board of Foreign Missions of the Presbyterian Church USA will speak Wednesday at 10 45 a m on Indonesia the land that is now on the map. The talk will highlight history culture and current developments.
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Board of Foreign Missions of the Presbyterian Chuyv
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Indonesia
Humphrey Slams Deep Cut in Foreign Aid Bill
Senator Humphrey D Minnesota criticizes the House for cutting foreign aid, urging a restoration toward three billion dollars. Senate Appropriations Committee plans final review Monday, aiming to balance world strength with cost. Republicans resist while House debates preserving some of the slashed funds.
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Hope
Sen Humphrrey D-Minni
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Roll call shows party split over passive measure
In the 252 130 roll, 144 Democrats and Wil Republicans voted for passive while 70 Democrats and 60 Republicans voted against. Ren Judd IRWonn proposed moving 715 million dollars back into the Will. Newton 4-109. There were 171 Democrats against, only 44 for the initiative, while Republicans split.
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