Library Letter Reviews From Mrs. Morrow
Two book reviews summarized: Zdena Berger Tell Me Another Morning and Gerald Green The Portofino P.T.A. Both pieces critique autobiographical nuance and light satire respectively. Berger’s tale handles Auschwitz era horrors with sympathetic restraint while Green’s Portofino P.T.A. lampoons suburban housing woes with tongue in cheek humor.
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Louis Morrow
Zdena Berger
Miss Berger
Auschwitz
Bergen-Belson
Gerald Green
Italy
Suburbia
Mr. Green
Concord Secret Sisters Meet at Christmas Dinner
Concord Secret Sisters held their annual Christmas dinner at the McCray Community Hall with 25 members and three guests. A ham dinner was served by Mrs. Joseph McCray and Mrs. Donald Gates. Decorations featured a Christmas tree and poinsettia centerpieces. The group plans its annual May banquet, following a brief business meeting led by Mrs. Ladd Lewis. GE VP Arthur F. Vinson dies in New York at 56.
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Ue Concord Secret Sisters
McCray
Joseph McCray
Donald Gates
Calvin’ Swarm
Mary Gates
Ladd Lewis
Secret Sisters
Junior High Boys Organize Hi Y Elect Amy
Junior high boys at the YMCA organized a Hi Y Club with officers James Amy president James Lundy vice president Loren Stockton secretary William Mill asurer and John Waseal Chaplain. dues set at 31 for national registration. The club seeks a male teacher advisor.
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YMCA
James Amy
James Lundy
Loren Stockton
William Milleasurer
John’ Waseal
Weather Bureau chief visits Hawaii after 80 years
Robert M. While arrived this week as the first U S Weather Bureau chief to visit the Hawaiian Islands in eight decades. Local forecasters predicted showers and clouds but actual conditions brought lightning thunder and the heaviest rain in weeks across the islands.
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Honolulu
Robert M. While
U. S. Weather Bureau
Hawaiian Islands
Weitschat Carter Exchange Vows At Baptist Church
Alfred Weitschat and Dixie Carter wed at First Baptist Church in Meadville with Rev. Roy Plank officiating. Attendants included Miss Carol Gebhard and Mrs. John Hamilton. The couple plans a Niagara Falls trip then Michigan summer visit before settling in Rochester, N Y.
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Baptist Church
Dixie Carter
Alfred Weitschat
First Baptist Church
Trayor
O Migo
Dixie Lee Carter
Alfred Wales
Rochester
Miss Carter
Edward Carter
Weltechat
Anne Weitschat
Otto Weitschat
Ermsleben
East Germany
Roy Plank
Meadville
Harry Hickle
Iano
Harry
John Hamilton
Carol Gebhard
N. Y
Barbara Korol
John Stanbro
Karl Kunish
Leonard Stutzman
Clymer Conservation Club
Norma Jukes
Nancy Jukes
Bonnie Evans
Qubertown
Clymer
Jamestown
Lakewood
Aedale
Mich
Niagara Falls
Michigan
N. C
Weltsehat
Trondequist
Irondequoit
DiBaudo Brothers of
Jackson Taylor
Charles Gilmore
Births at Corry Memorial Hospital Honor Local Families
A son was born yesterday afternoon to Mr and Mrs David L Hulings of 128 East Church Street. A daughter was born last evening to Mr and Mrs William TenPas of R D 2 Clymer.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
David L. Hulings
East Church Street
William TenPas
R, D
Clymer
Local notes from Corry area include pinning at Mills College and church events
A Mills College ceremony in Oakland featured Martha Ann Fenstermacher receiving her pearl and gold class pin at the upperclassmen candlelight banquet in Mills Hall. Karen Mallick Shick publishes a short story in Teen Magazine. A Baptist Bible Seminary ensemble performs at First Baptist Church in Johnson City. Columbus Grange plans winter meetings at Corry Grange Hall. Joseph Garfield is honored on his 75th birthday with family from multiple towns attending. Bowling party planned for Pilgrim Fellowship members at Avalon Shop Your Corry Stores.
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Mfe
Corry Area High School
Martha Ann
B. L. Shick
Karen Mallick
Warren
Erie
Karen
Baptist Bible Seminary
Johnson Cuty
First Baptist Church
Thomas A. Thomas
Columbus Grange
Corry
Park Street
David Curtis
Joseph Garfield
Robert Garfield
First Avenue
James Thompson
Clymer
Garfield
Lancaster
Olean
N. C
Wattssburg
Texas
Pilgrim Fellowship of the
Columbus Community Church
Avalon
Soviet plan expands chemical industry for fertilizer
The Soviet Union moves to expand chemical industry to boost fertilizer production, tying to Russia's agricultural shortfalls and grain imports. Premier Khrushchev backs heavy capital investment, signaling possible cuts in defense and housing spending.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Russia
Khrischev
UN and KPA hold talks on armistice aid without pilots
PANMUNJOM, Korea ARP The United Nations Command and North Korean Communists met today to discuss armistice issues but did not raise the case of two U.S. Army helicopter pilots held by the Communists since May 1. The UN had previously urged release of Captains Ben W. Stutts of Florence Alabama and Charleton W Volta of Frankfort Michigan whose helicopter was forced down northwest of Seoul after they violated North Korean air space.
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Panmunjom
Korea
ARP
United Nations Command
U.N. Command
Teds
Ben W. Stutts
Florence
Ala
Charleton W. Volta
Prankfort
Mich
Seoul
Kennedy family moves to Georgia home after assassination
Mrs Kennedy and children leave the White House for a new life in Georgia, accompanied by Secret Service protection. They settle in a three story brick house provided by W Averell Harriman, while express gratitude for the loan. The move follows the Kennedy assassination, with the family bringing keepsakes such as Caroline's bicycle and John Jr.'s toy chest.
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Georgia
White House
Bago
N Street
W. Averell Harriman
Secret Service
Kennedy
JFK
Bath
Soldier on trial for slaying in racially tense Alabama incident
A Negro soldier in a court martial over the death of white airman Robert Padgett testified that racial trouble had been discussed in Alabama before the Sept incident. Private Raymond C. Best Jr. and Private Robert Burrell face murder charges after a fight in an Evreux Air Force barracks. Best described being intoxicated and sorry for the victim, who died hours later. Four other soldiers, three Black and one white, face similar charges with potential life imprisonment.
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C. Robert Padgett
Woodlawn
L Evreux Air Force
Air Force Barracks
Bost
Crash Kills Two in Lewisburg Night Idyll
A two car crash near Lewisburg Pennsylvania at night killed a college student and a small boy and injured five others including three children. The incident halted traffic as emergency crews worked at the scene and authorities began inquiries into the collision.
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Lewisburg
Here
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