Wedding Unites Miss Jungfleisch and Wayne Robinson
Miss Lucille Therese Jungfleisch, daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph J Jungfleisch of 103 West Congress street, married Wayne Le Roy Robinson of Mill Village in a St Thomas the Apostle Church ceremony at 10 o clock. Bride wore a white nylon dotted Swiss gown and carried white roses. maid of honor was Joan Jungfleisch. Best man was Edward Burkhart. A luncheon followed at Ginnies Cafeteria. The couple, residing at 7107 East Columbus avenue, plan a Finger Lakes honeymoon.
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St.Thomas the Apostle Church
Lucille Therese Jungfleisch
Joseph J. Jungfleisch
West Congress Street
Wayne le
Roy Robinson
Winston Robinson
Mill Village
Leski
Joan Jungfleisch
Rochester
Edward Burkhart
Best Inn
Robinson
Finger Lakes Region
East Columbus Avenue
Corry Area High School
Corry Memorial Hospital
Fort LeBoeuf High School
Union City Molded Fiber Glass Boat Company
Women Of The Moose Meet In Corry Chapter Room
The Women of the Moose held a round table meeting Thursday evening at the Corry Moose Home chapter room. Presiding was Mrs Charles Henry senior regent and Mrs Andrew Hansen recorded. A report on the Jamestown executive meeting was read. Attendance award went to Mrs Harold Jackson. Next meeting is chapter night on September 4 with publicity committee in charge of entertainment and refreshments.
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the Moose
Corry
Open House To Fete Rey Cassius Armitage
An open house at East Branch Grange Hall is planned for Wednesday evening August 27 from 7 to 9 to bid farewell to Rey Cassius Armitage and his family who will soon leave Cobbs Corners Church. Rev Armitage has hosted Thursday noon devotions on the local radio and will take a new post at a Christian Missionary Alliance Church in Oil City. Friends and neighbors are invited. A separate Cairo dispatch notes Czechoslovak geologists leaving Cairo to prospect for oil in Yemen.
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East Branch
Rey
Cassius Armitage
Cobbs Comers
Armitage
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Oil City
Concord 4-H Girls Win Judging Honors at Erie
Nineteen Concord 4-H Club members traveled to Erie for year long garment judging. Kathy Gates and Carol Morris earned top honors and will display their outfits at the Harrisburg Farm Show in January. Accompanying adults included several named in attendance, and after judging the group enjoyed a picnic dinner at Glenwood Park.
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Concord 4-H
Concord Girls 4-H
Erie
Kathy Gates
Carol Morris
Harrisburg
Lucian Lindholm
Timallen
Rupert Morris
Merle McCray
Joseph McCray
Lawrence Rose
William Rose
Glenwood Park
Mrs Fitch Hosts Friendly Birthday Club Dinner
Members of the Friendly Birthday Club gathered at Mrs. Harry Fitch’s Elgin home last evening for a tureen dinner served at 6 30. Nine members attended enjoyed visiting and games after the meal and each member received a prize.
Golden Agers To Meet At YMCA Tuesday
Corry Area Golden Age Club holds a birthday meeting at the YMCA Tuesday at 1 PM to honor members with August birthdays.
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YMCA
Corry Area
Baby born at City Hospital Meadville to Ganster couple
A son was born Thursday evening at City Hospital in Meadville to Mr and Mrs Russell Ganster. Arden Rockafellow of West Spring Creek is identified as the baby's aunt.
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City Hospital
Meadville
Russell Ganster
Arden Rockafellow
West Spring Creek
Former Hospital Head Dies At Chautauqua
Dr. Ralph W. Hill, 62, longtime superintendent of the Wernersville State Hospital from 1927 to 1954, died yesterday after a stroke at his Lake Chautauqua summer retreat. A former president of the Berks County Medical Society, he previously led Allegheny County Hospital for the Insane in 1906. Funeral services are set for Monday in Alexandria, Virginia, with interment at Arlington National Cemetery.
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Yamestown
Ralph W. Hill
Wernersville
Lake Chautauqua
Hill
Swiss Teacher Wins Custody Of Daughter
In Middlesex Probate Court, Dr Elie Eichenberger a Swiss biology teacher won custody of his four year old daughter Vivian Eichenberger from her aunt and uncle the Peters after a tense session. The Peters had held temporary custody since January after the Swiss parents divorce and the Peters were jailed briefly for not bringing the child to court. Judge Joseph W Monahan denied a continuance and ordered the Peters to relinquish Vivian to her father. The judge noted the Peters were purged of contempt and the case closed.
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Cambiivue
Vivian Eichenberger
Middlesex
Elie Eichenberger
Zurich
Switzerland
Vivian
Charles Peters
Sarah
Joseph W. Monahan
Eichenberger
Waitress Testifies Weekly Salary As Only 23
AP report covers a Pittsburgh hearing on a one-dollar hourly minimum wage for women and minors. Industry operators warn of bankruptcies. managers from Canonsburg, Beaver Falls, and Washington, Pa., cite tight margins. Testimony cites a waitress earning 23 dollars weekly, with deductions for meals and social security weighing in.
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Pitiopunui
Fred A. Beedle
Eayes
Canonsburg
General Brodhead
Beaver Falls
George Washington Hotel
Washington
Attea’s
Connellsville
County chairs meet governor amid senate race tensions
Hammond was elected chairpin in Warren County and joined county chairmen from most of the state's 67 counties in a meeting with Gov. Leader, the Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate, and Dave Lawrence. Pitts
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Ganization
Warren County
Hammond
Leader
Dem
U.S
Dave Lawrence
Pitts
Burgh
Arthur McGonigle
Lawrence
Pittsburgh
Louis Crippen
Democrat
Congress Winds Up Debt Ceiling Clash Amid Bargains
The Senate backed a debt ceiling raise to 283 billion permanent with 288 billion through June 30 1959 and sent the measure to the House alongside a 4-year 900 million education aid program and a six month defense contract extension. A separate compromise would lift retired railroad benefits by 10 percent and expand unemployment and injury rights for workers while extending federal security coverage to all federal employees to counter a Supreme Court ruling on loyalty tests.
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Congress
Senate
Byrd
House
Supreme Court
Senate Acts On Antitrust Over Chains And UN Police Plan
Senate sent to the White House a bill giving the Federal Trade Commission authority over food chains and retail meat stalls, tightening antitrust and monopoly controls in chal stores and the meat packing industry. The chamber also backed a resolution backing a permanent United Nations police force to keep world peace. Appropriations backed Eisenhower vetoes, approving a civil service retirement fund cut and a $1.354 billion military construction bill for the new fiscal year.
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Willy
White House
Senate
Poder Trade Commission
House
United Nations
Senate Appropriations Committee
Eisenhower
Kane Opens New High School With 1.2 Million Budget
Kane inaugurates the Kane Area Joint High School on September 4 at 1 p.m. marking the first day of the 1958-59 term. Total enrollment is expected near 2,150 with a faculty of 64, including 1,235 elementary pupils across Kane Ml Jewell Ludlow James City and Wetmore Township and about 405 students in Kane Senior High. Supervisory staff lists Dalton G. VanOrmer as senior high principal, Guy Dennison as junior high principal, and Frank Stevens as elementary principal. Junior high facilities include 18 standard classrooms, two home economics rooms, art room, library, cafeteria, 650-seat auditorium, and a 550-seat gym. completion of the last two units within six weeks.
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Kane
Kane Area
Jointure
Paul R. Miller
Area Schools
Ml. Jewell
Ludlow
James City
Wetmore Township
Kane Senor High School
Dalton G. VanOrmer
Guy Dennison
Frank Stevena
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St. Thomas’ Church
Lucille Jungfleisch
Wayne Robinson
Pia Naya
Alnold
East Congress Street
Harold Wolfe
Billy
Wayne
Pymatining Lake
East Lansing
Stanley Panek
Rose Butzek
Chicago
Victoria Krupa
Ann Krupa
Mead Avenue
Sawyer
Fete Rey
Seekom
Yemen
Cairo
Czechoslovakia
Egypt
Middle East
Waldameer Beach Park
JM Cuen
America
Kenton
Chautauqua
Corry Pharmacy
Crystal Coal CO
Maple Ave
Corry, Pa
Corry Savings Cloan
BB Fond
Canter Steet
Columbus Dam
Worth Hammond
Columbus
Gov
George Leader
Frank Fago
E. Crosby Bush
Main St
Dial
Loblaws
Swanee
Pillsbury Loaf
Ellis
Titusville
Gerald Hammond
Elmview Jersey
Yeats
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