Vincent Prugar and Mary Sperka mark golden anniversary
Vincent Prugar and Mary Sperka celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with a 10 am Mass at St. Elizabeth Church. Rev. Cyril Kronz officiated. A 4 to 9 pm reception followed at the Moose Home with relatives from Dunkirk, Buffalo, Clymer, Cleveland, Erie, Garland, North East, Pittsfield and Corry. The couple married August 15, 1910 in Camden, New Jersey. They have seven children and 18 grandchildren.
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Moose Home
Dunkirk
Buffalo
Clymer
N. Y
Cleveland
Ohio
Erie
Garissol
North East
Pittsfield and
Corry
Burg
Concord Garters
Merle
Jersey
Evelyn Baccus
Nancy Edwards Therll
Bradford
Newark
Ramsey
Martin
Glenn Gauffreau
Dwarteville
Warren County
i-Hiers
Tony Catalfa
Spring Steet
Ralph Smith
Boston
Aml
Tony Catullo
Iorada
Cat Sit
Fom Butino
Anyother
Caiwi
Catal Malsa
East South Street
Tracy Whitehead
Hartford
Conn
Jack Whitehead
John Cubie
Glasgow
Scotland
Cliblys
Whiteheads
Jaci
Phyllis
Diane
Steven
Arthur Hill
Columbis
Langea Pa
Philip Whitehead
Pull
Tracy
Patricia
Peter
Whitehead Home
Ack Miller
Nancy
David
Elba
Carousel Ends Chautauqua Opera Season
The Chautauqua Opera Association will close its season with Carousel under John Daggett Howell. Three performances run tonight tomorrow and Monday with Francis Wyatt as Julie and Nolan Van Way as Billy. The Joffrey Ballet Company appears, Henry Janice conducts, and tomorrow’s matinee has tickets available.
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Chautauqua Opera Association
John Daggett Howell
Francis Wyatt
Julie
Miss Wyatt
Norway
Firestone
Pred Waring Chorale
Billy
Brig
Nolan van Way
St. Louis Opera Company
Carmen
Brussels
Marin Golovin
Am “Destry
van Way
Washington
Joffrey Ballet Company
Jacob’s Pillow
Chautauqua
Henry Janice
Chautauqua Opera
Student Symphony
Corry township social scene brims with town events
A fragmentary note outlines a busy Corry downtown weekend with a mix of dances fairs and church gatherings. Mentions St Thomas Layne Festival Kiwanis Carnival and a winter carnival style events. Also references local businesses and a development corporation planning projects. Several residents and visitors from nearby towns are noted in social exchanges and travel plans.
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Tial Development Corporation
Soélal
Fae
Woodshoppers
Tevin
Aren
Sagureau
Linda Wilkinsis
Carleton Purdie
Inh & S
Grito
York
Miss Hazwl
Ciny
Calif
Feraber Corry
Adee MnCray
Lawenes McCray
Thes Pier
Talus
Denise
Flos
Chicago
Uiniiins
Ivan Dowley
Center Street
Gertrude Ghoyer
Alabusued
Phillip Chaffee
Chatter
Srainshe
Williania
Sese Phorwss
Arie
Mim Chaffee
Heven
Aley
Cat Born at Corry Memorial Hospital Last Night
A cat was born at Corry Memorial Hospital last night to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Imhoff of Spring Creek.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Albert Imhoff
Spring, Creek
Unton City Memorial Hospital
Robert Whittaker
Putnam Street
Union City
Ladies Day at Country Club Draws 33 Women
A Country Club Ladies Day featured 33 participants in a 1 o'clock luncheon hosted by Mrs. Elsie Roof and staff. Hosts Mrs. Earl Haight and Mrs. Margaret Blackman coordinated bridge afterward, with awards going to Mrs. Lawrence Ingram, Mrs. J. M. Toner, Mrs. F. H. Bartholme, and Mrs. J. Fred Kinley. Several out-of-towners attended from New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Kentucky, Florida, and Michigan. Reservations for the next Ladies Day are being taken by Miss Lena St. Clair and Miss Elizabeth Rogers in two weeks.
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Cme
Elsie Roof
Earl Haight
Margaret Blackman
Findley Lake
Bridge
Lawrence Ingram
J. M.toner
F. H. Bartholme
J. Fred Kinley
Ingram
Carfu
N.Y
A. S. Boag
John Dey
Erie
Bartholme
Union City
Tower
Pittsburgh
Douglas Pope
Louisville
L. M. Douglas
Rachel Keck
Greensburg
William H. Locke
Pompano Beach
Fla
Lena St
Sorority Luncheon Fetes Mrs Henderson Guest of Honor
Mrs Henderson was honored as guest at a stork shower luncheon hosted Wednesday by Ei Beta Phi chapter of Beta Sigma Phi at Reed's Steak House. Decorations featured a pink and blue scheme with cake flowers place cards and favors. eleven ladies attended and presented gifts.
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Harold Henderson
Reed’s
Douglas Rozelle
Ei Beta Phi Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Women of the Moose Initiate Members Night
Women of the Moose held a monthly session with enrollment of a new class of candidates. Senior regent Mrs William Prine led the meeting. Speaker J H Rowe of Jamestown discussed fund raising programs. Attendance award went to Mrs Donald Carter. Next meeting set for September 1 with Supreme Court Justice Pelix and remarks on publicity Frankfurter born in Austria.
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Women of the Moose
Spencer Ladies Aid Sends Support Abroad and Honors Local
Mrs. Frontera hosted the Spencer Ladies Aid meeting at R. D. 3. Devotions and business followed, with a vote to send $10 gifts to E. D Bilvis and Norman Warner serving in Africa and Kentucky. The group also presented a $21 bag to Miss Sandra Mitchell, who will study at a Pittsburgh school for the blind. A buffet luncheon preceded adjournment to meet September 16 at the R. D. 3 home for Mrs. Walter Reninger.
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Creel Crowell
E. D Bilvis
Norman Warner
Africa
Kentucky
Sandra Mitchell
Dean Mitchell
Pittsburgh
Walter Reninger
Relief Corps Fetes Mrs Long at Grange Hall
Mrs Long, newly elected department president of the Woman's Relief Corps, was honored at a reception in Grange Hall with about 75 attendees from Johnstown, Erie, and North East. A buffet lunch followed by a short program, gifts, and a purse were given. A television lamp was won by A Pier. Regular Relief Corps meeting saw 20 members plan a public ham dinner for October 6 and note officer elections from the Philadelphia convention. The next meeting was postponed to September 5.
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Nunolug
Velma Long
Woman's Relief Corps
Grange Hall
Johnsonburg
Erie
North East
Oflock
A. Pier
Eva Dundon
Henry Hill Sr
Horace Hankin
Wesley Willis
Clara Hill
Lawrence Clark
Relief Corps
Philadelphia
John Babcock
Ber
Ltha Darwin
Loretta Beldon
C. A. Pier
Fire Claims Life Of 85 Year Old Finleyville Resident
William Bickering, 85, died in a fire that destroyed his small Finleyville house in Washington County. He lived alone. Cause of the blaze is not yet determined.
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William Bickering
Finleyville
Washington County
Bickering
Powers Gets 10 Years In Prison
Three man military court recessed to consider verdict after Powers pleaded guilty to espionage. Powers expressed repentance while Soviet Prosecutor Roman Rudenko declined death and sought 15 years for detention due to his remorse. Courtroom audience applauded. Powers' wife and mother reacted emotionally as testimony compared U S policy to Soviet nuclear tests.
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Powers
Roman Rudenko
Rudenko
Barbara
Ida Ford Powers
Pound
Oliver Powers
Iron Powers
U.S
United States
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
weThe
Rising population reshapes 1960s economy and living standards
As the U.S. population grows and personal income hits new highs, the 1960s bring sober shifts in spending. Gains come from government pay hikes and construction, while manufacturing wages dip and service incomes stall, showing that more people do not guarantee stronger sales for all products.
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New York
United States
Commerce Department
Be Ne
Economic shifts frame 1960s consumer trends
The piece discusses how joblessness veterans and social security recipients influence spending. It notes federal workers and construction staff may spend extra, while those on government benefits direct spending to essentials. It predicts slower big-ticket demand and suggests population trends may alter consumption more than income changes, with family size fluctuations already emerging.
Soviet Court Session Echoes Nuclear Weapon Fear
Verdun era court records show Rudenko claiming Powers' plane might have carried a nuclear bomb as he denounced the intrusion into Soviet air space. An hour and a half of remarks ended with a 20 minute recess as about 2000 spectators filed out. defense attorney Mikhail Grimov prepared his statement after the break.
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Powers
Rudenko
U.S
Viet
Mikhail Tich Grimov
Workers' Ideas Worth Millions
New York report notes that suggestion boxes on plant walls yielded large savings as American industry paid out over 13 million dollars for ideas on plant improvement and efficiency in 1958, per Steelways official publication of the American Iron and Steel Institute.
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New York
Steelways
American Iron and Steel Institute
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Mr. and
Mrs
Vincent Prugar
Country Club
Henderson
Barney B
Frontera
Spencer
John Fronters
R. D
Oebf
Spencer Ladies
Long
Model Dairy
SMO
Citizens National Bank OF Corry
Federal Defobud Insurance Corporation
Business Mirror
SDEWA
B.P
Stanley Surform
Electric Drill
Cady
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