Corry High School Chorus to Perform Christmas Program
Corry Area High School senior chorus will join the junior high and seventh grade choruses for the Christmas program in the high school auditorium Monday at 8 p.m. They will provide music for the Christmas story and narration, followed by a medley of secular carols after intermission. The article also notes various local club meetings and holiday events with multiple named participants and brief program details.
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Corry Area
Clymer and Community Notices Include Local Visits and Events
Clymer Events notes a patient at Corry Hospital planning travel by plane Saturday. Howard and Mrs Howard Beckerink left for Florida to spend the winter. Naomi Circle of Abbe Reformed Church held a traveling dinner starting at Miss Doris Holthouse residence with appetizers and a ham dinner for 16 members. The group visited Mrs Shirley Gravink for a program by Mrs Mary Schruers and Miss Lois edgir aesge with solos by Mrs Ellen Kronemeyer Peat and gifts exchanged. Secret pals revealed and a special offering taken. A short business meeting followed and dessert served by Mrs Gravink, Mrs Kolstee and Miss Holthouse. Gary Legters of Fredonia spent Saturday with grandmother Mrs Minnie Legters. Mrs Harvey Conk hosted at her home to honor their son Phea everSEE Games.
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Gilbert Ton
Twentieth Club
Ae Ae Eeee
Compton
Mabel Schruers
St. Mary’s
Gunners Corner
Bernice McCann
Ellen Hal
Wassink
Helen King
Clymer
Dutch Village
R. A. Thompson
Benjamin TeWinkle
Marietta Singers
Lakewood
N.Y
Margarite VanderSchaff
TeCroney
Doris Michaels
Donald Arnink
Corry
Jeanette Moses
Alice Kearns
Lucy Schurman
Louise Renner
Portland
Earl Beckerink
Corry Hospital
Howard Beckerink
Florida
Naomi
Abbe Reformed Church
Doris Holthouse
Betty Kolstee
Shirley Gravink
Mary Schruers
Lois Edgir Aesge
Ellen Kronemeyer
Kronemeyer
Gravink
Kolstee
Miss Holthouse
Gary Legters
Fredonia
Minnie Legters
Harvey Conk
Phea Eversee
Nuclear scientists claim neutron bottle cures brain tumors
Two Pennsylvania State University engineers, Alan Jacobs and Edward Kenney, report progress toward a device named a neutron bottle that could convert deadly nuclear buckshot into a therapeutic bullet for brain tumors. They filed a patent and say their reactor waste-discarding method may be far safer and more powerful than a Soviet model, though a working prototype remains unperfected.
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University Park, Pa
Pennsylvania State University
Alan Jacobs
Edward Kenney
Jacobs
Kenney
Soviet Union
Young mother held on murder charge in death of husband
In Elk County, a 24 year old housewife and mother of two was held without bond on a murder charge after authorities say she shot and killed her husband during a domestic quarrel in their Ridgway apartment. The woman was arraigned early today and a preliminary hearing date has not been set.
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ST. Marys
Elk County
Jane Weldo
James Weldo
Ridgway
Militant Minister Records Album In Belfast Tour
Rev Ian Paisley, a Protestant militant figure in Northern Ireland, is featured on two new long playing records from services at Free Presbyterian Church. The albums go on sale Sunday for 4 890 dollars each as Paisley tours the United States. Antinoise Bureau planned in Johannesburg to investigate 21 categories of noisy nuisances by city officials.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Ian Paisley
Free Presbyterian Church
United States
Johannesburg
South Africa
Next SP Head Wants Gambling Legalized
PHILADELPHIA AP The next State Police Commissioner Rocco Arella argues legalizing gambling in Pennsylvania would free police to tackle more dangerous crime. In a WFIL TV interview he likened current gambling laws to Prohibition era antilliquor laws and favored reducing penalties for marijuana use while opposing full legalization. He supports wiretap use under strict control against organized crime and narcotics traders.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Wfil—Tv
Rocco Arella
Arella
Aene
Milton Shapp to lead state police, Arella warns on wiretaps
Governor elect Milton Shapp will head the state police. Arella voices concern that modern electronic wiretaps threaten innocent people's privacy and calls for careful consideration of any new wiretap laws.
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Milton Shapp
Arella
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