Silver wedding open house honors Rev and Mrs Rhodes
Sugar Grove honors Rev Alvin Rhodes and Edna Boyer Rhodes on their silver wedding anniversary with a Sunday open house at the parsonage attended by about 150 guests. Family from Tonawanda Clymer Jamestown and Corry attended as a four tier cake and red roses framed the reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Rhodes
Alvin. Rhodes
Sugar Grove
Robert Klingensmith
Tonawanda
Donald Fsherman
Clymer
Ronald Rhodes
Judith
Betsey Rhodes
Glenn Meerdink
Judy Rhodes
Jacqueline Damon
Donald Eshelman
Norman Upperman
Billy Klingensmith
Rhodes
Edna Boyer
Falls Creek
Lottsville
Tionesta
Sheffield
Youngsville and
Corry, Pa
Mrs V McCray Hosts Women's Church Group Meeting
Mrs Velma McCray hosted the Women’s Church Group at her R D 1 home with 16 members and one guest. Mrs Merle McCray chaired devotions and business. plans include Middle East classes by Mrs Lawrence Meneely and a sub district meeting at Union City on September 24. Lessons used The March of Missions and a dialogue on the Purpose of Home Missions. Next meeting set for September 26 at Cora McCray’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dine Moray Women's Society of Christian Service
Velma McCray
R. D
Merle McCray
Lawrence Meneely
Middle East
Union City
Rupert Morris
Cora McCray
Sandra McCray
Donald Gates
Mead Park
McCray
Birthday Club Meeting Honors August Birthdays
The Birthday Club met at Mrs. Elmer A. Shaver’s Wayne street home for a monthly celebration. Miss Lona Merker and Mrs. John Sheehan were honored for August. Eleven members attended, receiving gifts. Hostess Mrs. Douglas Rozelle Sr. will host September’s meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Shaver
Elmer A. Shaver
Wayne Street
Lona Merker
John Sheehan
Douglas Rozelle Sr
East Main Street
Beckwiths Welcome Son Born At Corry Memorial Hospital
A son was born early this morning to Mr and Mrs Duane Beckwith of Wattsburg at Corry Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duane Beckwith
Wattsburg
Corry Memorial Hospital
Mrs Don Braswell FetED With A Shower
A stork shower honoring Mrs Don Braswell was held at the Engle Street home of Ms Harry Lamb on Wednesday evening with 20 attendees. Pink and blue decor, a center cake with booties, games, prizes, and a luncheon followed. The guest of honor received many useful gifts arranged on a bathinet. Mrs Stanley Henton assisted Mrs Lamb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Braswell
Harry Lamb
Engle Street
Stanley Henton
Skating and Wiener Roast at Cana-dokta Cottage Event
Mrs. Felix Matthews of Concord street entertained a small group at her Cana-dokta Lake cottage Tuesday evening. Attendees included Mrs. Leon Root Mrs. Rodney Knowlton Mrs. Fred Schwab and Mrs. Jahn Williams. The party skated at Cynadokta Skating Rink then enjoyed a wiener roast at the cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Matthews
Concord Street
Canadokta Lake
Leon Root
Rodney Knowlton
Fred Schwab
Jahn Williams
Cynadokta Skating Rink
Coltage
Names Cowboy In Paternity Suit
Leah J. Conner filed in Superior Court to name rodeo star Casey Tibbs the father of her child born in Salem Oregon. Conner, former Pendleton roundup queen, says Tibbs refused expenses at birth but later paid 820 dollars in support. Tibbs was a world champion cowboy in 1951 and 1956.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lot Nees Rose Toe
Kiss
Superior Court
Casey Tibbs
Leah J. Conner
Tibbs
Salem
Ore
Traffic Deaths Decrease in Chicago Area This Year
The National Safety Council reports 19 380 traffic deaths in the first seven months, down seven percent from 20 250 in the same period of 1957. The Chicago area saw the toll improve as authorities track trends in road fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National Safety Council
Hold Phony Doctor After Patient Dies
The state's attorney requested an exhumation and autopsy for Miss Lucy Murphy, 70, who died August 8 after treatment by Peter J. Frank, a self-styled doctor. Frank, also known as Dr Edwin Galler, appeared unkempt and gave a questionable adrenalin shot and a soft drink before leaving. Murphy died of cerebral apoplexy. Investigators probe how Frank gained access to medical lists and who referred cases to him. Police seek other patients to warn them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAgo
Todlay
Walter McCarron
Lucy Murphy
Peter J. Frank
Fe Lucy
Betff
Loretta
Frank
Edwin Galler
Franke
Miss Murphy
Daisy Snags Ike's Vacation Plans
Washington AP reports Hurricane Daisy delayed President Eisenhower's Newport R.C. vacation flight. A White House official announced a new departure time of 4 p.m. after Weather Bureau hurricane warnings for the East Coast. Eisenhower pushed through 99 bills before Congress adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Newport
R.C
White House
Columbine
Weather Bureau
Congress
Meteorologists Explain Wet Summer Across East of Rockies
Meteorologists attribute the cool, rainy summer of 1968 to southward veering of high altitude planetary winds that normally keep warm air from the north from meeting moist tropical air. They warn the pattern may persist with more rain forecast for northern U S east of the Rockies in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockies
North American
Ordisiarfly
Ward
U. S
Sleep Sickness Hits Far East Epidemic Strikes U S Air Men
An epidemic of sleeping sickness known as encephalitis has ravaged Japan and Korea among U S service members and dependents. One airman died in Korea after the outbreak began a month ago. In Japan, children of Air Force personnel have fallen ill, with 161 deaths reported there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Far East
Tokyo
Japan
Korea
U S
Air Force
August Evening Service In Wetock Announced By Rev Meneeley
The regular August evening service will be held Sunday evening at Wetock with Rev Lawrence Meneeley of Spartansburg as speaker and Douglass De Sharer singing solo My and Mrs Donald Willey and family visited friends of Mr and Mrs Donald Wiley and children. Various local residents and families attended social events and school activities including summer school completion by Brumagain at Grove City University and plans to reside in Le Wellyn apartment at Clymer while teaching at Clymer school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Krupa
Corry
Gortland
Sharon Laurell
Sharon Hanson
West Washington Street
Testa
Central Valley
N.Y
Catskill Mountains
Sharon
Beaver College
Philadelphia
William Kebel
North Tonawanda
N. Y
Barbara Brown
Lockport
Alfred van Dresar
Wayne Street
W. C. Pring
Gainsville
Pia
Nicholas Ressler
Concord Street
Marcus Morrison
Fredonia
Philip Young
West Smith Street
Stanley Kriem"nickf
Detroit
Mich
John Cmiel
Columbus
Sally Loofsky
Garland
Francis P. Cmiel
Leofsky
Cmiel
Sgt
Richard Halfast
Richard
Kenneth
Marvin
Payetteville
N. C
Williarm Halfast
West Church Street
Halfast
Stella Spliman
Formosa
Constance Kowalski
Gould Street
Andrew Paulson
Maple Avenue
J. W. Hinink
Conservation Club
Clymer
Ralph Roush
Russell Merritt
John Hell
Joshua Hogenboom
Tyle Bemis
Lenora Lilley
Robert Loveland
David
Connie Bemis
Donald Dampott
Lena
Leoni Vander~ Schaali
Dennis Merritt
John Nywelde
Arthur Nobbs
Jamestown
James van Flanagan
Michigan
Thomas Peterson
Buffalo
Merlin Allen
Union City
John Veil
Claude Roush
Manteno
Lawrence Meneeley
Spartansbure
Douglass de Sharer
Donald Willey
Busfard
Donald Wiley
Glenn Beinnpin
Wattsbane
Kenneth McGray
Brumagain
Grove City
Midway Park
Ditmer
E. K. Storer
Blewne Murs
Edward Brockway
Shaspar Ud
Li Wrenner Reding
Linda Resl
Bull
Ronald Willey
Charles Burrows
Findley Lake
Toronto
Canada
Lawrence Bensink
North i Clymer
Clyde Courtright
Max Bemis
Debbrah
Danni
Crawford County Fair
Helen Wright
James Iown
Clouise J Maret
F. Furker
Pindley Lake
Gordon Shampoe
Clymerway Park
Orpha Hapgood
Sherna
Eloyive Marsh
Myron Wallace
Paul Shinko
John
Theresa Fifer
Hatch Hollow
Merle Hopkins
Erie
Arthur Wallace Pen
Frank Hulett
Millions Take To Roads For Big Week End
CHICAGO AP The last holiday weekend of the summer drew millions to the highways as Labor Day travel peaks. The National Safety Council estimates about 45 million cars on the move over the weekend, with potential traffic deaths around 420, up 70 from the usual Labor Day total. It urges reduced speeds, early trips, and sober driving to ensure safe arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National Safety Council
Satellite plan probes sun orbit to near Mercury
Dr R P Haviland of Philadelphia proposed a man made satellite to circle the sun as close as four to five million miles, a two foot cone weighing 60 pounds. The device would use photoelectric cells and instruments to measure ultraviolet intensity, electrons, protons, and meteors, with data telemetered to Earth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun
Earth
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Einink
School of Office
Daisy
Ike
Orne
RCC
Service and Health
Sceptre
Navy
Lawn Mowers
Briggs & Stratton
Clinton, Lauson and Jacobson Small Motors
Cady & Collier
E. South St
Cary
Ingr
Grant
Bergman
Norman Khasa
Stanley Donen
California
Deluxe
Cinemascore
Heang Ni
Brodie
Lana Turner
Barry Sullivan
Glynis Johns
Aen Gaeeny
The
Trwery Bays
Society
Farley Woatay
Tairi
Loblaws
Pascal Celery
Swift
Cherry Valley
Peck
Roberts Furniture
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