Three Men Sentenced for Cecil Bank Conspiracy
Three men convicted 18 months ago for conspiring to defraud the defunct First National Bank of Cecil receive prison terms from one to two years. Michael D. Pihakis gets two years plus one year probation, Regis Gray Tornabene one year and a day, and Joseph Caplan faces related misapplication charges. Federal Judge John W. Murphy imposed the sentences in Scranton.
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S. Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Washington County
First National Bank of
Cecil
Michael D. Pihakis
Canonsburg
Regis Gray Tornabene
Bridgeville
Joseph Caplan
John W. Murphy
Scranton
Pihakis
Tornabene
Marines Will Stay In Korea Says Commandant
Gen. Samuel Shephard, commandant of the U S Marine Corps, states no plan to withdraw Marines from Korea. He confirms no redeployment of the First Marine Division or the First Marine Air Wing was known, and Marines remain ready to fight as long as Korea needs troops. A separate item notes Bessemer Limestone and Cement Co plans plant expansion in Bessemer Pa with a large new kiln and grinding facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sequl
Emuel A. Shepherd
U. S. Marine Corps
Korea
Washington
Marine Division
Marine Air Wing
Shepherd
Toren
Youngstown, C
Bessemer Limestone and Cement Co
Bessemer
Caplan
Wedding of Katherine Berkhous and William Vadovich
Miss Katherine Berkhous and William Vadovich wed in a double ring service at St Elizabeth's Church with Rev John DeSanti officiating. Bride wore a net lace gown with finger tip veil, escorted by a pearl crown, and carried white roses and ivy. Attendants wore gold and raspberry tones. reception at Garden Room followed. They plan a wedding trip to Georgia and Florida and will reside at 104 West Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Berkhous
William Vadovich
St. Elizabeth’s Church
Katherine Louise Berkhous
Homer H. Berkhous
R. D
Berkhous
William Frank Wadovich
John G DeSanti
James Wharton
M's
Thomas Reed
Mary Catherine Guadagno
Wetr Jah Blow
VEW Post
Lewis Hellyer
Union City
Dorothy Berkhous
Ann Pao
Buttato
Pittsburgh
Buttalo
Tridiana
Bhle
Corry
Georgia
Florida
Vadovich
Corry Senor High School
Edinboro
State Highway Department
104 West
Main Street
Concord Community Club elects new officers at meeting
About 50 members attended the Concord Community Club session at the community hall last evening. Clyde Hall led the election of Webb McCray as president, Stanley Baker as vice president, Shirley Hall as secretary, and Lawrence Wade as treasurer. Next meeting set for September 10 with Wade Blakeslee McCray committees. Shirley Hall gave piano pieces and Edward Blakeslee performed a recitation. ice cream and cake served by Culver Boutwell and McCray families.
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Concord Community Club
Clyde Hall
Webb McCray
Stanley Baker
Shirley Hall
Lawrence Wade
Edward Blakeslee
Frank Culver
Gayle Boutwell
Earl McCray
Births Report at Corry Memorial Hospital
A son was born yesterday afternoon at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs William Malec of 169 West Smith Street and a son to Mr and Mrs Mac Hardy of R D Pittsfield. The births were reported from the Corry area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Memorial Hospital
William Malec
Smith Street
Aton
Mac Hardy
R. D. J. Pittsfield
Slumber Party At Pain Home Last Night
Miss Roberta Pain hosted a slumber party at her East Smith Street home with guests Misses Mary Capwell Camille Waterhouse Troy Harmon Linda Henna Linda Lewis Mary Jane Kimith from Cresson and Patricia Moore from West Virginia. They saw a movie, then returned for refreshments and an overnight visit with breakfast this morning before departing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberta Pain
East Smith Street
Mary Capwell
Camille Waterhouse
Troy Harmon
Linda Henna
Linda Lewis
Mary Jane Kimith
Cresson
Patricia Moore
West Virginia
Pain
Corry Country Club Ladies Day Luncheon Plans
Members planning to attend the Regular Ladies Day activities must reserve by Tuesday noon. Contact Mrs. O. W. Bracken Sr. and Miss Elizabeth Rogers for reservations. The Thursday program includes a 1 pm luncheon followed by cards and golf in the afternoon.
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Corry
Chautauqua Concerts List Star Soloists and Works
The Chautauqua Institution schedules a 3 p.m. Sunday concert by the Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra with pianist Barbara Steinbach, under conductor Walter Hendl. The program includes Corelli Concerto Grosso Op. 6 No. 1, MacDowell Piano Concerto No. 3, Debussy Prelude to The Afternoon of a Faun, and Stravinsky Firebird suite. A 8:30 p.m. recital features violinist Norman Carol with the same orchestra, performing Korngold’s Violin Concerto No. 2.
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Chautauqua
Chautauqua Institution
Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra
Barbara Steinbach
Walter Hendl
Corelli
MacDowell
Debussy
Stravinsky
Norman Carol
Chcitaliqua Symphony Orchestra
Carol
Wieriawekl
Dessert-Bridge Planned by Corry DAR Chapter
The Brokenstraw Valley Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution plans a dessert-bridge on Thursday September 3 at 1 pm at the Corry Country Club. Co chairs are Mrs Horton Days and Mrs T W Whitehead. Tickets and reservations available from members or Mrs Davis or Mrs Whitehead by August 20. Prizes for all card types and door prizes will be awarded. public invited.
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Corry Country Club
Brokenstraw ‘Valley
Daughters of the America Revolution
Horton Days
Mra. T. W. Whitehead
DAR
Silver Links Class Dinner And Meeting
The Evangelical United Brethren Church group met last evening with Mrs Rosa Westley of Worth Street for a dinner prior to the session. Guests included Mrs Lillian Whiteley Miss Agnes Rupp and Rev H R Harrin. 23 members attended as Rev Harris led devotions from Luke chapter one. Mrs Guy Bennink president presided over the regular meeting with visiting and group singing. The next session will be hosted by Mr and Mrs Andrew Smith on September 17.
Benefit Bridge Game Planned September 11 by Port home group
Carry Bridge Association sponsors a charity open pair tournament on Wednesday September 11 in the Garden Room of the VFW Port home. Master points will be awarded and all proceeds go to the American Cancer Society via the American Contract Bridge League. Mrs Theodore Hubley handles reservations.
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Ate Carry Bridge Association
VFW
American Canter Society
American Contract Bridge League
Theodore Hubley
Texan flights Atlantic Ocean hop to Paris sink
A former U S Marine pilot Thomas Danwher from Wichita Falls Texas completed an Atlantic Ocean hop in a Beech Bonanza starting from Newfoundland via Paris then back to Shannon Ireland after 3 100 miles and 13 hours of flying He flew with extra fuel tanks and did not land in Canada due to regulations Authorities were informed he refused to discuss the crossing details comparing his feat to Douglas Wrong Way Corrigan prompting interest from Shannon Argentia and observers in Ireland and the United States.
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Associated Preps
Shannon
Ireland
U. S
Pilo
Bhan Tion
Newfoundland
Paris
Canada
Thomas H. Danwher
Uranluiy Innes
Wichita Fills
Texia
Pacific
Korea
Goros
Atlantic
Parla
Argentia
Nld
Texas
Judge's Exhibit Wins at Cleveland Convention
The American Numismatic Association, meeting in Cleveland, chose Cleveland Municipal Judge Joseph Bawick's exhibit as the best in the foreign coin division. His display features a Sarmatian coin dating to around 300 B.C.
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Cleveland
American Numismatic Association
Joseph Bawick
Westinghouse plant strike shuts Sharon division
Sharon Merc er county workers strike halts Westinghouse Electric Corp sprawling transformer division. Local 617 OTO International Union of Electrical Workers called the strike after 17 grievances. About 6 000 CIO-TUE members, others with Westinghouse Federation representation. Company employs 7 400. Pickets at all entrances as midnight shift returns home.
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Dynmvomycure
Sharon
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Mercer County
OTO International Union of Electrical Workers
Cio-Tue
Independent Federation of Westinghome
George Gunesch
Water level at lake to be lowered meeting notes
Horace Johnson steps down after a year as president with John Moll likely to succeed. The Lake Association forms a committee to probe rising property tax loads on homeowners and reviews routine items. Treasurer reports a 260 balance. 60 members and 24 annual dues payers. Johnson outlines six years of progress. Ladies auxiliary serves lunch after the session.
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Raimage
Horace Johnson
John Moll
John Molk
Don Rothenberger
Eugene Howard
Johnson
the Firemen’s Association
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REX Theatre
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Eser
Scotland Yard
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Cecil Bank
Dodd
Miss and Mrs
Sociedy Oxen
George Kinley
Kathy
Mickey
East Ehnhurst
L. T
Findley Lake
James Dowdell
Gus Spahr
Flushing
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John
Ramsey Rogers
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Mayville
Stephen Elliott
N. ¥. Elliott
Maude Kenfe
Mott Street
Little Valley
N.Y
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Tony Cooper
East Frederick Street
New England States
South Center Street
Newport
R. 1
Ocean Manor
Andrew Ober
Frank Gor~ing
Eastchurch Street
Gettysburg
Virginia
Maryland
Gerald Bagley
George
David
Daugghter
Grace
Newtown Square
Gail Wooster
C. W. Wooster
F. Gibson
Youngstown
W. Holt
Linda
Lester Spear
Marlyn
Jessie Spear
Potsdam
New York City
John Lloyd
Shady Avenue
Mr. Engle
Ann Alidrus
East Congress Street
Guam
Baby Helen
Pain Home
Model Dairy Co
West Smith Street
Atlantic Ocean
Fantasherd
Sherbrooke
F. C. Chapin & Son
W. E. Plant
Cedar Point
Lake Erie
Pelee Taland
William Sadie
Whitestone
Ralph Albanese
Clarence Murray
Toledo
Carlos Burns
Highland Falls
Jerry Kerschner
Huron
Hatanca
Fantéshore
Halance
The
Serach Aylon
Bueline
B&h
R&a
Ford Victoria
Plymouth Tudor
Bobck Tudor
B&f
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