Mount Alto Forestry Camp Opens for George Sekerak
George M Sekerak son of Mr and Mrs George Sekerak of R D , Waynesboro enters a four week forestry program at Penn State Mount Alto campus with other students and will conclude September 19 with a bus tour to the Monongahela National Forest in West Virginia. He will remain for a second year at Mount Alto after completing the program.
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George Sekerak
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YMCA
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Columbus Community Congregational Church
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Millspaw Fardink Wedding At North Clymer Church
Judith Ann Millspaw and Roger Wayne Fardink wed August 1 at North Clymer Methodist Church. Rey R. Baker officiated as guests, in a ceremony featuring blue and white decor, matched gowns, and a reception for 200 at the Clymer Conservation Club. The couple each hold local ties, with Millspaw a Corry Area High School graduate and Fardink a Clymer Central High alum, planning residence in North Clymer.
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Roger Wayne Fardink Rey
R. J. Baker
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Marvin Millspaw
White Street
Fardink
Howard Fardink
North Clymer
Barbara Carlson
Nell Scott
Sheryl Fardink
Jane Millspaw
Susan Millspaw
Maid of Honor
Raymond Tanner
Mr. Fardink
Dennis Vrooman
George Costello
Carl Millspaw
Lester Cook
Clymer Conservation Club
William Kenamen
Jefferson
Ohio
Occasion Fetes Murn Danners On 60th Anniversary
A family gathering honored Mr. and Mrs. Murn Danner of East High street Union City on their 60th wedding anniversary. Their son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Aymong hosted at their Erie home. Mr. Danner is 81 and Mrs. Danner 77, with one daughter Fern Aymong and one son Lester Danner of Corry. They have four grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. Relatives including Sam Baressi and family from West Park Place attended. The group gave a money gift for a vacation trip.
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Brent
Cleveland
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Buffalo
Canada
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Grand Island
N.Y
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North Center Street
Peiffer
Spring Creek
Rehoboth
Evangelical United Brethren Church
John Hansen
Ivan Hunsberger
Mr. Hansen
Ivan Downey
Robert Olson
Leo VanTassel
Daytona Beach
Fla
Corry
A. M. VanTassel
Duane Street
Harold Cragg
Sciota Street
Tom
St. Thomas
Nellie Dunlap
Canton
Ohio
City
C. T. Anderson
Christine
East Main Street
W. W. Hammond Sr
West Frederick Street
Final Chautauqua week features grand concert lineup
The closing week at Chautauqua Institute runs through Sunday with major events led by a final Symphony Mozart program under Walter Head, a Saint Joan stage production by The Bishop's Company, and The Rivalry staged by Norman Corwin. Evening concerts and a Barbershop Harmony contest cap the week, with worship services Sunday.
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Heidi Krall
Metropolitan Opera Company
Richard Telley-Kardos
George Bernard Shaw
Bishop's Company
Ty Norton Hall
Chautauqua Repertory Theatre
Norman Corwin
Asa
William E. Miller
GOP
Goldwater
Renegades
Chicago
Johnson Male Chorus
Buffalo
Chautauqua Choir
Rev Wiley Leaves To Pastor Church for Punxsutawney
Leroy W Wiley longtime pastor of the Corry Assembly of God Church and his wife Ruth with eight children departed for Punxsutawney where he will head a larger Assembly of God congregation. Farewell events including a church picnic featured a purse of money presented by Embert Earle on behalf of the congregation. The Wiley family had resided at 16 East Bond Street in Corry during his six year pastorate.
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Leroy W. Wiley
The Spoken Word Is Like The Air The Printed Word Is There
A concise reflection contrasts spoken language with printed text, noting that speech vanishes while print remains. It hints at permanence of written records and the ephemeral nature of spoken words.
Miss Brundage Engaged To Wed Frank Bull
Spring Creek announces the engagement of Caralyn Ann Brundage to Frank Newton Bull son of Arden J and Mrs Bull of Codage. Caralyn is a 1962 graduate of Area High School and a junior majoring in music education at State University College Fredonia NY. Frank is a 1961 graduate of Corry Area High School and works for Quality Markets in Corry. No wedding date has been set.
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Spring Creek
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Codage
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Surprise Bridal Event Honors Miss Dolly Hall
A surprise event honored Miss Dolly Hall at West Washington Street ahead of her October wedding to Clifford Comstock of Cassadaga. Powell Loan Company employees hosted a picnic dinner bridal shower on the Ray Amy lawn with 25 guests and a decorated shower cake.
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West Washington Street
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Cassadaga
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Miss Hall
Five State Crash Toll Sees 43 Die Over Weekend
Associated Press reports four weekend auto accidents in five states killed 43 people, including 11 children. Victims span New York, Minnesota, North Carolina, Ohio, New Hampshire and Indiana with cases ranging from a funeral viewing crash to a two-car fog collision on Route 1 and a bridge impact in Elyria. Names include Max Kochevar Jr. and Judith Kochevar of White Plains, Jacqueline Kochevar, and Ronald Pandy of Lorain with four Pandy children among the dead.
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White Plains
N.Y
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Ohio
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Debbie
Danny
David
Dennis
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N.H
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Beatles Mania Roars Through Hollywood Bowl Debut
About 19 000 fans mostly youths packed the hillside amphitheater for the Beatles local debut at the Hollywood Bowl. The audience endured restless preliminaries before the band, with their signature mop hair, took the stage amid a wave of screaming energy and excitement.
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