Former Resident Retires From Teaching Career
Miss Gertrude White, a native of the area now living in Kinzua, retires after a 45 year teaching career begun in 1914. Born at Carter Hill, she taught in Sample Flats Spring Creek Elke Townships Warren Beaty Junior High and final grades before serving 15 years as township principal. She holds state certificates from Grove City College and Edinboro State Teachers College and is active in PSAE NEA.
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Kinzua
Gertrude White
Miss White
Carter Hill
George N
Eva McArthur White
Kingua
Sample Flats
Columbus Township
Spring Creek
Elke
Youngsville Borough
Grove City College
Edinboro
Eastmans Host Ambassadors Class Dinner At Hunting Camp
Eastman hosted the Ambassadors Class of the Evangelical United Brethren Church and their families at a hunting camp near East Branch. A social Wiener roast preceded a private supper for 87 attendees, with outdoor games and a brief business session led by President Harold Marsh planning the annual banquet.
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Syerey
Eastman
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Near East Branch
Harold Marsh
Jonathan Lodge Plans For Incoming IOOF Activities
Jonathan Lodge No 685 IOOF outlined upcoming events at its meeting. The August 1 initiatory degree will be conferred by the Corry and Warren lodges. A band concert by the Old Timers Band of Jamestown is planned for September 11 at the hall. A family night is under discussion for future date.
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Jocal Jonathan Lodge No
Order of Odd Fellows
Corry
Warren
Old Timers Band
Jamestown
N.Y
Shower Honors Mrs Henderson and Mrs Corbin
Mrs William Corbin of Corry and Mrs Harold Henderson of Eve headlined a stork shower hosted by Miss Dorothy Wallace and Mrs William Coleman at the latter’s parents home on Random Road. Guests included several prize winners and out of town visitor Mrs Gordon Rater of North East.
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Henderson
Corbin
William Corbin
Corry
Harold Henderson
Dorothy Wallace
William, Coleman
Camden Ruffner
Random Road
Neil Seifert
Warren
Ted May
William Waterhouse
Gordon Rater
North East
YMCA Calendar Week of August 29 Highlights
YMCA notices Teen Time Hop Tuesday 30 to 11 30 am. Movie Day final seson showing Iwo Jima Wednesday at 10 am and 3 pm. Junior High party Friday 7 to 10 pm. Saturday Teen Time WOTR planned September 28 at Little Bit O Sweden. Laura Lyn Van Guilder, adopted 6 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Wayne VanGuilder, receives a gift.
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Iwo Jima
WOTR
Roberta Peters to close 87th Chautauqua season with recital
Renowned soprano Roberta Peters will perform at 8 30 this evening in Chautauqua amphitheater. Peters, Metropolitan Opera star since debut as Zerilla in Don Giovanni, has sung famed roles and recorded with RCA Victor. The 87th season ends with a sacred service tomorrow at 8 and sermons by Rev William Crittenden.
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Roberta Peters
America
Chautauqua
Miss Peters
Metropolitan Opera House
Zerilla
Sy Thomas Beecham
Covent Garden
RCA Victor
Rome
Vienna
Orpheo
Gulli-Curci
Tetrazaint
Lily Pons
Russia
Soviet Union
Moscow
William Crittenden
D. D
Erie
Donald Ward
French Plan For Sahara Atomic Test In October
French scientists prepare an underground atomic bomb test in the Sahara mid October. It would be the third French atomic test explosion.
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PLAN
Algiers
Sahara
Yesteryear in Society 1940 August Marriages and Visits
Announcements recall weddings in Union City and area. Miss Mary Beduze wed Donald Tate on August 26 at home events mark August 30 service for Paula Parker Mountain wedding at First Methodist Church. Local dignitaries and families return from Santa Monica. Labor Day paper note.
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Mary Beduze
East South Street
George Beduze
Buffalo
N. Y
Donald O. Tate
Charles Tate
Wright Street
Robert A. Ott
Robert
Betty
Santa Monica
Calif
East Frederick Street
Aero Supply Company
Warren
LeRoy MarLett
Corry Townsend Club
Paula A. Parker
Frank Parker
Market Street
Union City
Richard T. Mountain
William VanCise
Robert Fleming
King Street
Embert Earle
Keppel Tiffany
Tiffany
South Center Street
Katherine Alta Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
J. Guy Butters
Windyhollow
Stow
Anne McQuiston
Ethel McQuiston
Earl Price
Charles II, Price
Riptey
N.Y
Local Births Stir Corry Area Last Evening
A daughter was born at Corry Memorial Hospital last evening to David Mes Clayton Dulak Cismer. Another newborn daughter arrives for Mr and Mrs William Higby of Corry R D 3. A third birth at Memorial Hospital at 1 27 p m yesterday to Mr and Mrs Irwin Juhnson of North Clymer.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
David Mes
Clayton Dulak
Cismer
William Higby
R. D
Corry
Irwin Juhnson
North Clymer
Surprise Party Fetes Rozelles Before Europe Trip
A farewell party at the Pierott home on East Main Street honored Mr. and Mrs. Rozelle of St Pauls Lutheran. Guests enjoyed visiting and color slides of Europe by Robert Clark. The couple, leaving September 2 for a seven week European tour, received a suitcase keepsake and small gifts.
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Wurneran
St. Paul's
Pierott
Ocean
Rozelles
Europe
Senators Push Medical Care Bill Continues Funding Debate
The article notes a vast funding gap with military and economic aid surpassing last year by about a billion dollars. A four billion dollar public works appropriation holds as the only major remaining measure besides a catch-all, while wage law expansion and raising the $1 minimum wage remain unresolved after a Senate House conference session.
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Congress
Senate House Conference Committee
Senate
House
Senate House
Labor urged to back U.S. defense drives in Fort Worth
Gen Curtis B Lemmon warned the U S has fallen behind in critical areas and urged labor and management to resolve disputes without crippling defense projects. Air Force vice chief cautioned about work stoppages reducing defense effort while noting U S forces can deter and win. He cited Soviet forces as unable to prevail under all circumstances.
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Air Force
Convair Management Club
Fort Worth
Keystoner Cops Trapshoot Title at Grand American
Carolyn Elliott of Drexell Hill Pennsylvania won the women’s title at the 61st Grand American Trapshoot Handicap in Vandalia Ohio. Elliott defeated Helen Snyder of Washington Court House Ohio and Claude Richards of Westminster Maryland in a shootoff after tying at 9 of 100. Roy N Foxworthy of Indianapolis claimed the men’s title with 100 straight from 20 yards, the event’s first perfect score in 10 years. John W Brizendine Jr of Leetsdale Pennsylvania shot 99 and placed fourth after a shootoff for second.
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Vandalia
Ohio
Carolyn Elliott
Drexell Hil
Miss Elliott
Helen Snyder
Washington Court House
Claude Richards
Westminster
Roy N. Foxworthy
Indianapolis
John W. Brizendine Jr
Lettsdale
Kennedy chairmanship stalls on Senate bill progress
The passage notes that Sen John F Kennedy chaired the Senate bill but no visible progress toward agreement was made. It also mentions Mt Whitney and Death Valley being 850 miles apart.
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John F. Kennedy
Mt. Whitney
California
Death Valley
Hollywood Highlights Opens Olympics on TV
The 7th modern Olympiad aired Friday to TV audiences with ceremony over substance. Rome welcomed athletes as 100000 Italians cheered the American entrants, while few events aired. NBC and Project 20 honored Oscar Hammerstein with a tribute detailing four decades of theater work and lyrics.
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Hollywood
CBS
Rome
Iow
NBC
Project 20
Oscar Hammerstein
Alexander Scourby
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