Community Notes Highlight Local Families and Events
Paul Mapes visits his grandmother in Corry on his way home to New Mexico. Next year he studies in Germany on a Eastern New Mexico University scholarship. Stohlberg family hosts relatives from Del to Ohio for Laycock-Waddington reunion at Falconer Acres Ashville New York. Bill Bachemer to wed Maria DeMario September 23 at Immaculate on the University of San Diego campus. Various locals attend Hershey School graduation and Bear Lake visits. Sgt James Black promoted to staff sergeant in Vietnam. Dan McMichael arrives in Pleiku. Tanner-Sturgis reunion planned at Mead Park Stennett Pavilion. Dottie Dolan wins President’s Cup at Corry Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Mapes
Joe Mapes
Alamogordo
N. M
Arthur Mapes
Delaware
Paul
Washington, D. C
Corry
New Mexico
Germany
Eastern New Mexico University
Travers
Gertrude) Stohlberg
South Center Street
Terrance
Martha) Higgins
Marydel
Del
Inlaw
Philip Stoblberg
Hornel
N. Y
Laycock-Waddington
Falconer Acres
Ashville
Stohlbergs
Mra
Roy
Marguerite) Nedreberg
Thomas, Roy Jr
Eric
Sonya
Karen
Zanesville, Ohio
Richard
Clara) Bachemer
William
Bill
West Park Place
Maria DeMario
Immaculate
University of San Diego
Homer
Marge) Black
James
Jim) Black
United States
Duc Pho
Chu Lai
Vietnam
Jim
Daniel
Dan) McMichael
Pleiku
Dan
Washington and Jefferson College
Washington, Pa
Corry Area High School
Tanner-Sturgis
Stennett Pavilion
Mead Park
Frank Sturgis
Ruth Lyons
Meadville Fine Arts Exhibit Invites Artist Entries
The Fine Arts Association Inc of Meadville invites area artists to enter paintings in a competition to be held at the David Mead Inn Meadville from September 29 to October 1. Entry blanks available by writing the association. Works must be delivered to the David Mead Inn Allegheny Room on September 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Fine Arts Association Inc
Meadville
David Mead Inn
Fine Arts Association
Allegheny Room
Carl F. Heeschen
Allegheny College
Exen Ageey
Bell To Talk Hiring With Rights Group
Pittsburgh AP report notes a civil rights group threatens to disrupt telephone service over job hiring. Bell Telephone of Pennsylvania agrees to another meeting with United Negro Protest Committee after urging 1,000 more Negro hires. committee warns of a phone outage if progress stalls by Sept. 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
Rights Group
Pittsburgh
Bell Telephone Cr
Pennsylvania
Dottie
Russell
Kay) Cassett
Prudence Hill Engaged to Wed Robert Driscoll
Prudence Mary Hill of Lindsey Hollow Road announces her engagement to Robert W. Driscoll son of Mrs Thelma Driscoll and Walter Driscoll of Columbia Station Ohio The bride elect is a 1984 graduate of Corry Area High School and works at Elgin Electronics Inc The fiancé is a 1960 graduate of Columbia High School employed at Tonnard Manufacturing The couple plans a spring 1968 wedding
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert S. Hill
Lindsey Hollow Road
Prudence Mary Hill
Robert W. Driscoll
Thelma Driscoll
Columbia Station
Ohio
Walter Driscoll
Tee
Corry Area High School
Elgin Electronics, Inc
Columbia High School
Tonnard Manufacturing Company
George Costello Honored With Farewell Party
A going away party was held last Sunday at 63 Pike Road Columbus to honor George Costello who departs September 1 for Quincy Massachusetts to attend Eastern Nazarene College. Guests included family friends from Erie North Clymer and Columbus with gifts and monetary presents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Costello
Michael Droneck
Pike Road
Colubus
Michael Drobneck
Richard Shannon
Quincy
Mass
Eastern Nazarene College
Raymond Kidd
Fairview
Andrew Balog
John Sekersk
Martha Sekerak
Erie
Frederick Fardink
Howard Fardink
Cheryl Fardink
Roger Fardink
Kelly Fardink
Raymond Fardink
Lawrence Anderson
North Clymer
George. Sekerak
Sekerak
Martin Costello
Columbus
Costello
Warren Barbershop Contest Hosts Fall District Meet
Warren hosts the 1967 Seneca Land District Fall Convention of the Society of the Preservation and Encouragement of Barbershop Quartet Singing in America Inc. from September 22 to 24. About 20 quartets and 20 choruses compete to crown Seneca Land chorus and quartet champions and to select representatives for the International Contest in Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Society of the Preservation and Encouragement of Barbershop
Florida Schools Close As 1 928 Teachers Quit
Pinellas County public schools shut down on the fall term’s second day as teachers and the school board await a possible legislative special session. The PCTA demands include a state crisis resolution, while a tentative pay scale proposes annual raises from 440 to 1035 dollars for new teachers based on degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scanaria
Pinellas County
Florida
Pinellas Classroom Teachers’ Association
PCTA
Fred Cekau
China Painters Luncheon Sets Stage for Corry Show
Local and area china painters met at the Gate Room of the Hotel Corry to plan the first Pennsylvania State Federation of China Painters show set for September 29 to October 1 in the hotel dining room. Special awards were donated by group members and will be displayed locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
China Painters
Pennsylvania State Federation of China Painters
Hotel Corry
China Painters’ Group
Theodore Amoruso
Alfred Cone
Arthur Cohen
Lyle Chase
Raymond Chelton
al Marty Sr
Leslie Dodd
Vernon Welch
George Hagger
Norman Swart
Paul Suchar Sr
Bertha McMichael
Mary Crison
James Carine
Sharon
Charles Suhr
Clair D. Sloppie
Oil City
C. Peck Jr
Wattsburg
Velma Ankney
New Brighton
Vera Klosinski
Titusville
Elsie Rouche
Waterford
Margaret Muto
Beaver Falls
Auto Union Names Strike Target For Pattern Setting Pact
The United Auto Workers board meets to choose which Big Three firm GM Ford or Chrysler will be the strike target and focal point for a pattern-setting contract. Negotiators rejected the offers as inadequate while GM argues the wage rise would be the highest yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
United Auto Workers Union
UAW
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Walter P. Reuther
Marshall Wins Senate Approval For First Negro Supreme Court Justice
Marshall, long time NAACP chief legal officer and current solicitor general, won Senate confirmation 60 to 11 as the first Black Supreme Court justice. The vote clears the path to a court vacancy created by Justice Tom Clark’s retirement. swearing in is expected after October term opens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Senate
Washington
Thurgood Marshall
Supreme Court
Johnson
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
U.S
Tom C. Clark
Ramsey Clark
South
Robert C. Byrd
D-W.va
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Birdie
Paul Behan
Union City
James Alexander
Charles Sutton
Hershey
Hershey School
Arthur Aiken
Miami, Fla
Aiken
al Cornish
Bear Lake
Flora Miller
Robin and
Bradley
Colorado Springs
Colo
Fern Morton
Manford Smith
Jamestown Hospital
Leo
Dottie) Dolan
Snyder Circle
Corry Country Club
Thomas Paver
Sherman Street
A. J. Meisher
Essex Street
Rodney Post
Edward
Rita) Saloum
Hillcrest Drive
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Gail
Linwood
Calif
Mr. May
Fred May
Mott Street
W. C
Sarah) Scott
Wayne Street
May
Myrtle Nichola
West Washington Street
Edgar
Kay) Spoon
Alfred Lord Tennyson
Society Editor
Prudence Hill
Robert Driscoll
Desmond Electric CO
West Church
Robert
Hotel Carry
Heather
Mrs. Lyle Chase
Mrs. Versen Welch
al Marty
E. J. Klosinski
Charles Suler
McMichael
Auto Union
Ernie
Pascal Celery
Beneficial
Banaficial
Beneficial Finance
Beneficial Finance Co
Center St
Beneficial Finance Co. of
State St
Ariel
Chestnut St
Park Ave
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