Miss Mary Ellen Greene Weds George C Ploss In EUB Church
Miss Mary Ellen Greene daughter of Mr and Mrs Bernard H Greene of R D 4 and George Clyde Ploss son of Mr and Mrs Delbert Ploss of Corry were married in the Evangelical United Brethren Church. Rev H Ray Harris officiated with wedding music by Mrs Harris. The ceremony featured roses and candles, the bride in satin with pink roses, maid of honor Norma Greene and bridesmaid Harriet Holton. A reception for 100 followed at Corry Lange Hall with guests from Corry Lawville Walishirg Bear Lake and Erie. The couple plan to live in Corry. Mr Ploss works at Corry Wood Products.
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George C. Ploss
Eub
Bernard H. Greene
George Clyde Ploss
Delbert Ploss
Corry
Saturda
Evangelical United Brethren Church
H. Ray Harris
Harris
Judith Jerome
Norma Greene
Harriet Holton
Byely Creek
Bothy
Isathy Johnson
Witter
Deh
Corry Lange Hall
Cerenory
Wble
Gliesta
Meuphian
Lawville
Wailshirg
Bear Lake
Collibis
Spring Creek
Erie
Plass
Woolworth Employees Hold Christmas Party in Corry
Woolworth Company store staff gathered at Hotel Corry for a Christmas dinner and social evening. Afterward, they visited Mr and Mrs Eduard Rossbacher on West Church Street for further festivities and a gift exchange.
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Woolworth
Hotel Corry
F. W Woworth
Eduard Rossbacher
West Church Street
McBride and McKuhn Family Birth Notices
A son was born yesterday morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Lawrence McBride of Canderville. A son was also born yesterday morning to Mr and Mrs David McKuhn of 512 East Main Street.
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Use Corry Memorial Hospital
Lawrence McBride
Cenderville
Gort
David McKuhn
East Main Street
Corry ‘Memorial
Family Dinner at Presbyterian Church Brings Members Together
The First Presbyterian Church hosted a family night dinner attended by about 60 people starting at 6 30 p m. Knox Circle of the Women’s Association led the hosting and trustees presented the tentative 1956 budget with Robert Galbreath and Thomas Russell assisting. The next dinner on January 8 will precede the annual congregational and corporation meeting.
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Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church
Knox Circle
Women's Association
Robert Galbreath
Thomas Russell
Chirman
Tim
Hidden Heart
Congregational and Corporation
UMW Cavalcante Dispute Settled by AP Report
Washington A spokesman for the United Mine Workers announced amicable settlement of the dispute with Alfred J. Cavalcante of Unto town Pennsylvania after an executive committee meeting. The accord also extends to Walter Shuba and Caysharite, both previously recommended for two year suspensions by a union commission over unauthorized strikes at the Robena Mine in Greene County. Cavalcante could not be reached for comment.
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Washington
United Mine Workers
UMW
Alfred J. Cavalcante
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Unto.town
Caysharite
Walter Shuba
Robena
U.S. Steel Corp
Greene County
Bhiubay
Woodward Will Probated In New York Court
The fourth and final will of William Woodward was admitted to probate today in Sutroparc Court. The will dated 1988 provides the widow with one third of the roughly one million dollar estate as income, while two thirds go to trust for the Woodward children. The widow’s cash bequest is 2500 dollars, the legal minimum.
Would Allow State Local Aides in Social Security
Senate committee examines eight bipartisan bills to let state and local workers join the federal social security system. The plan would require majority support in each class and sets caps on retirement benefits. school districts may need referendums before workers vote.
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Harrisbung
Senate
Wold
Pennsylvania State University
Sen, Lane
D-Washington
Lane
Western Powers protest Russia over East Berlin shift
Britain and allied powers plan a draft communication to Soviet authorities within 24 hours protesting Moscow’s end of occupation in East Berlin and transfer of powers to the first German Communist government announced by Sir George Young. Britain, the United States, and France consider terms of the draft communiqué.
Fire Chief Uses Helmet Light to Aid Deaf Resident
Dallas battalion chief A D Marable helped evacuate 20 residents from a burning rooming house. He woke a 48 year old deaf mute woman by flashing his helmet light then removed the helmet to guide her exit. The woman reacted quickly and grabbed a robe before escaping.
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Dallas — Battalion
A.D. Marable
Marible
Erie GE Plant Lands Massive Turbine Locomotive Order
The Union Pacific Railroad and General Electric Co announced an order for 158 500 horsepower gas turbine electric locomotives with plans to buy 30 more, totaling 38 million dollars. Locomotives to be built at GE’s Erie Pennsylvania plant with deliveries starting two per month in 18 months.
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Omaha
Neb
Union Pacific Railroad
General Electro Co
Is Erle
Court of Appeals Upholds Ackerman Release From Jail
The Third Circuit affirmed a federal judge’s order freeing Alfred J. Ackerman on a $10,000 bond. Ackerman, a former burgess and justice of the peace, had been jailed on fraudulent conversion counts and other office misdemeanors and was moved to Homestead State Hospital pending habeas review.
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Court of Appeals
Burgess
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Third
O &, Circuit Court of Appeals
Pittsburgh
Alfred J. Ackerman
Whitaker
Wendell Freeland
Allegheny County
U.S
Rabe F. Marsh
Ackerman
Western State Penitentiary
Homestead State Hospital
Freeland
Coal Production Expected to Double by 1970
J R Forsythe of New York, general manager of the Keystone Coal Buyers Marines, predicted that coal output would rise from current levels to 800 million tons a year by 1970, a 100 percent increase as industrial expansion resumes.
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J. R. Forsythe
New York
Keystone Coal Buyers Marines
Bonn Moscow Talks Are Out For Now
Bonn Foreign Minister Heinrich von Brentano told the press that normal relations between West Germany and the Soviet Union are impossible while Moscow blocks German reunification. He ruled out separate Bonn Moscow talks and warned the Soviet Union must end the partition for any normal relations to return.
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Bonn
Germany
Heinrich von Brentano
West Germany
Soviet Union
Moscow
Bundestag
von Brentano
Y. M. Molotov
Sid
Hitler
von Ribben
Konrad Adenauer
Benson Proposes New Farm Program and 1958 GOP Support
The article reports on Benson advocating a new farm program amid clashes among Harriman Stevenson and Brannan style price support plans. It notes Nixon and GOP Chairman Hall boosting Eisenhower’s candidacy, with Hall praising the President after a Gettysburg meeting.
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Benson
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