Clyde Hall Honored At Surprise Retirement Party
Clyde Hall of R D 1 was surprised as friends gathered to honor his 36 years in the Corry Post Office with a retirement party. Attendees included rural carriers and local families. gifts and a luncheon followed. Also noted are several local travel plans and college student departures.
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Clyde Hall
Hall
Harris
Postal Service
Corry
Robert Johnson
Glenn Gates
Ik Schrader
Arthur Knapp
Wesley Ober
Glenn Steadman
Spartansburg
Ward Holder
Diamond
Charles Magee
Union City
Hal
Engagement of Mildred Alverta Stromny to Howard Stromny
Mr and Mrs Cecil Miller of Grant Street Union City announce the engagement of their eldest daughter Mildred Alverta to Howard Stromny of Cleveland. Mildred, a Union City High School graduate class of 41, attended Cleveland Bible College. Howard, son of Mrs Anna Stromng and the late John Stromng, attended Cleveland schools and works for University Hospital. Planned wedding set for May 25 at Central Church of the Nazarene in Cleveland.
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Willard Gibson
East Congress Street
Georgala
Tennessee
Indianapolis
Marines Steel Company
Russell Gasset
West Church Street
Gastonia
N. C
Ronald Cummings
Dirle
Conni Kowalski
Seton Hill College
Greensburg
L. M. Kowalski
Gould Street
Sandra Cochran
Fast Frederick Street
Waterford
Joan Beckwith
Lou Hann
Bill Mitchell
Connie Prench
Pittsburgh
Purdue University
Lafayette
Ind
Melvin Schramling
New York
Katherine
Vincent Dugan
Edward Kaby
Brooklyn Naval Yards
Vincent
Leslie Wells
Sf Bark
James Powers
Richard Powers
Gould
Carnegie Tech
Cecil Miller
Grant Street
Union City
Mildred” Alverta
Howard Btromny
Cleveland
Mildred
Union City High School
Cleveland Bible. College
Shoigei
Howard
Anna Stromng
John Strojng
University Hospital
Central Church of the Nazarene
Hospital Auxiliary To Meet Monday Night In Corry Memorial
February meeting of the La Auxiliary of Corry Memorial Hospital will be held Monday evening at 7 30 in the nurses living room. Members with tickets or money from the Christmas fund are asked to return them at the meeting to complete the financial report. Good attendance of members is desired for this session.
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la- Aniiliary
Corry Memorial Hospital
Housewife Wins Edison Radio Amateur Award
A 15 year old housewife near Philadelphia wins the Fifth Edison Radio Amateur Award for public service. Mary Burke of Morton Pennsylvania operates amateur station W3CUL and handles thousands of Morse messages for service members overseas. She has logged 13 000 messages and once sent 10 000 in a month. Her longest streak without a day off lasted 1825 days. She will receive a cap and $800 February 28 at a banquet where Admiral Bruington will speak.
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Wabhingson
D. C
Philadelphia
Hii
Edison Radio Amateur
General Electric
Mary Burke
Morton
Banouet
H.C. Brunton
Naval Communes Fans
Miss Sandra Miles Weds Roland Taylor
Miss Sandra Miles, daughter of Mrs. Vena Miles of 221 Booth First Avenue, and Kenneth Miles of R. D. 1, married Roland Taylor, son of Mr. and Mrs. Milford Taylor of 521 Lake Street, in a 740 oclock ceremony at First Methodist Church. Rev. George A. Myers officiated. Only immediate family attended.
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Auuvun
Sandra Miles
Vena
Miles
Booth First Avenue
Kenneth Miles
Roland ‘Taylor
Milford ‘Teiylor
521
Lake Street
First Methodist Church
George A. Myers
Johnny Hawking
Sream
Taylor
Corry
Wedding Rehearsal for Betty Huntley and Harley Whitney
Miss Betty Huntley and fi ance Harley Whitney were honored at a rehearsal party at Evangelical United Brethren Church. Eighteen attended as gifts were exchanged for the bridal party and groomsmen, with jewelry and gloves for the bridesmaids and cuff links and tie clasps for the men.
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Eub Church
Betty Huntley
Harley Whitney
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Verna Whitney
H. Ray Harris
Jor Uep Higgins
Erie
Leona Huntley
John Reitsma
Hackensack
W. J
20 Killed In N Y Plane Crash
A New York bound airliner crashed on Rikers Island killing twenty. The plane skidded and rolled, catching fire after hitting ice and snow. Captain Alva V. Marsh and co pilot George Basil Dixwell survived, rescuers used ferries to reach the island, and 50 prison trustees helped pull survivors from the wreckage as authorities opened a four pronged investigation.
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Alva V. Marsh
Marsh
George Basil Dixwell
Stratham
N. H
Rikers
15- Land
Bronx
Rikersies
Civil Aeronautics Board
Aldeit
Rikers Island
le Jung
Manhattan
Oll
Charles Naylor
Roslyn Heights
Long Island
Farmers Must Report 1956 Social Security Earnings
Farmers and farm operators with $400 or more in net earnings in 1956 must report those earnings for social security. Self employed farmers file a 1956 return with a farm schedule of income and expenses to the IRS district director in Pittsburgh or local IRS agents. The 1956 social security tax rate for self employed individuals is 3 percent of net earnings. Wages over $100 paid in cash to any employee in 1956 must be reported with the employer’s tax return due January 31, 1957. Further guidance is available from the Erie Social Security District Office and the IRS Pittsburgh office.
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Bernard A. Farnbaugh
Erie Social Secure Administration Office
Farnbaugh
Ditrick
Internal Revenue
Pittsburgh
Internal Revenue Service
S.A
Pomel
Retuurn
Atn
Notic
Director of
Social Sec
Social Security District
Erie
Congany
Director of Internal Revenue
Pitts- Spurgh
Pennsylvnriter
UN Pushes Peace Plan For Egypt
A UN push for a peace plan in Egypt surfaces amid tension as a misdirected Israeli patrol crosses into UN held Egyptian territory and is fired upon by a UN patrol. An Israeli spokesman says his delegation was not consulted and demands guarantees Gaza will not be used against Israel. Egyptian Prime Minister Mahmud Fawwal backs the plan to honor the 1949 Armistice while Cairo signals resistance to UNEF occupation though may accept an observing role.
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Seer Ane
Ani Taraellrmy
Seid
Jerusalem
Israel
Gaza Strip
Egypt
Aqaba
Porelen
Mahmoud Fawal
Chiro
Ferptian
UNEF
Latin American Educators Enroll in Penn State Course
Twenty two Latin American educators join a ten month Penn State program to study American school supervision and education methods. The group includes administrators from Paraguay Guatemala Panama and Bolivia studying in Pennsylvania with Penn State’s Charles M Long supervising. They will attend the National Association of Supervision and Curriculum meetings in St Louis next month and may intern as teachers in fall.
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Pennsylvania State University
Tate Hialiudiht
Paraguay
Guatemala
Panama
Bolivia
Penn State
Pennsylvania
National Association of Supervision and Curriculum
St. Louls
Charles M. Long
Atd Her
Department of Education
Latin America
Western Reserve to Offer College Credit on WEWS TV
Western Reserve University announces TV based college credit courses on Cleveland WEWS station starting February 4. Psychology professor Dr Calvin Hall will teach Personality and Adjustment on Tue Thu Sat, and sociology professor Dr Marvin B Susman Urban Sociology on Mon Wed Fri. The three hour courses air in half hour daily slots from 9 to 10 30 am, with about 25 courses previously offered and around 250 students enrolled. Courses can be earned by home study and exams, with a short credit option also available.
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S Western Reserve— A University
Cleveland
WEWS
Calvin
Chamber of Commerce Names Next Year Committees
Chamber of Commerce president Olin Bracken announces next year’s committee lineup under a revitalized Keep Pace With Tomorrow program. Industrial Development chaired by Charles Bracken. Legislative by Bruce Smith. Executive by Olin Bracken. Recreational led by L. M. Douglas, plus numerous special committees and office policy observers.
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Chamber of Commerce
Iy Olin Bracken
Charles Bracken
Roger Brown
Duane Fogle
Earl Cherry
Richard Rossbacher
Rasselus Brown
Charles Butters
Merle Doddstrom
Bruce
Renee Justice Must Stand Trial
Renee Justice of White Oak faces five counts of misdemeanor in office and eight counts of extortion in Allestrony County. The Criminal Court yesterday rejected a motion to dismiss the indictments. Former District Attorney James F. Maloney filed the original charge, later thrown out. Present District Attorney Edward Boyle re instituted the charges.
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BA Spatta
Suburban
White Oak
Allestrony County
Alberts
James F. Maloney
Cour
Edward ¢ Boyle
Red scientist dies in Soviet Union hero honored legacy
The Soviet scientist and engineer Mikhail A. Shatelen died aged 91 as announced by London and Moscow radio. On his sixth birthday the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet awarded him the title Hero of Socialist Labor the Order of Lenin and the gold Hammer and Sickle medal for his contributions to electrifying the Soviet Union.
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RED
London
Moscow
Michail A. Shatelen
Shatelen
Supreme Soviet
Lenin
Soviet Union
Introduction of a son Ottaway born to Mr and Mrs Robert Ottaway
A son named Ot taway was born yesterday afternoon to Mr and Mrs Robert Ottaway of Chicaza formerly of Cory, with Mrs Ottaway described as the former Mallibet White of the city.
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Roger
Robert Ottaway
Chicaza
Cory Realdenta
Ottaway
Mallibet
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N. Y
Enge
Lowing
Wetas
Frank McKnight
Hill Petifer
Douglas Rovelle
Jamey Hammond
Stanley Henton
B.G. Bennett
Rex Warner
Rayamy
Holford Allison
C. A. Millstrom
John Moir
Melvin Cobbett
Clare Capwell
Wilberta Gales
Merle McIntyre
Ray Weber
Leo UL Robert Gatbreath
Renee Justice
Skolt Center Street
Briggs & Stratton
Clinton
Continental Motors
Cady and Collier
Accordion School of Music
Osiecki Bros
Center St
Usssss
Meerdink
Quer
Fa aAe
Abel
Ier
Chapin & Son
Member
Earl Coll
Youth Crusade
Mery
Aer
Callling
Ant
First Baptist Church
West Pleasant Street
Second Avenue
Corry, Pa
Chase & Sanborn
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