Mike Dominick Indicted by Grand Jury in Burglary Case
The February grand jury indicted 25 oilfield workers, including Mike Dominick aged 31 and Fred Schulze aged 25, for conspiring to burglarize the Red Lantern Tavern on Airport Road and Route 5. The panel also returned four unfixed wills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erle
Pep
Burlaty
Dimtong Tn
Dominick
Pal
Fred Schulte
Oiler
Schulz
Kw Lang
Vendlige
Red Lantern Tavern
Airport Road
Route 5
North Five
Ingrid Beeman Delivers Baby Boy In Rome
Ingrid Beeman and her baby boy are reported doing nicely in Rome after a 7 pm birth at Villa Margherita clinic. Dr. Guidotti said the birth was absolutely normal and that the infant resembles his mother. Rossellini smiled when told the baby’s gender.
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Rome
Ingrid Beeman
Picy Luigi Guidotti
Tralian
Roberta Rossellini
Peter Lind
Strom
Hollywood
Guidotti
Guiseppe Ferdinand
Villa Margherita Clinic
Treasury report shows net receipts and debt totals
Treasury data from Washington dated February 3 reports net budget receipts of 141,894,729.00 and expenditures of 187,?38,414.00 with a balance of 4,958,008,476.41. Total national debt stands at 256,814,425,714.26.
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Treasury Report
Washington
Posjhot of
the Treasury
Bashbalan
Night At Corry Lodge Exalted Rulers Night
Corry Lodge of Elks held Exalted Ruler Night with 278 attending. Donald Nantes opened, Paul Stroup presided, 19 candidates initiated, two bowling teams selected for the National Bowling Convention in Cleveland. Awards totaling 50 for Corry High School graduates based on essays and qualifications. Visitor Robert Lepeye of Erie Lodge attended with others from Erie.
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Corry Lodge
Corry Lodge of Elks
Donald Nantes
Paul Stroup
Cleveland
Corry High School
Robert. J. Lepeye
Erie Lodge
Erie
Georgs P Chavona
Corry Linge
Ramsey Rogers Speaks at D A R Chapter Meeting
Ramsey Rogers, an art instructor, spoke to the Brokenstray Valley D A R chapter sharing insights and student work samples. Mrs B F Starr hosted at Maple Avenue with five guests including Mrs Katherine Abbey and Miss Lillian Barnes. Regent E C Barnes led a brief morning session reporting bake sale proceeds from Brigham Hardware. The group adjourned to meet March 5 at Mrs F M Loveland’s Park Street home.
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Ramsey Rogers
P. m
E. C. Barnes
Brigham Hardware
Shir
W. W. Auer
Jessie Newton
F. M. Loveland
Parle Steeet
Circle No 3 W S C S Met Wednesday
Circle No 3 of the Woman’s Society of Christian Service met in church parlors Wednesday at 1 o clock. Twenty members and one guest, Mrs Zuella McElroy attended. Dinner was served by Mrs L K Hixson and committee. The president Mrs GC A Mountain led routine business. Mrs Ernest Royer gave the devotion from Psalm 105 and Mrs Tra Miller led the lesson from Women of the Bible. The March 1 meeting place is to be announced later.
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Circle Wo
Methodist
Chile
Zuella McElroy
L. K. Hixson
Pollawine
GC. A. Mountain
Ernest Royer
Tra Miller
G G Club Dinner Meeting at Boston House
The G G Club met last night with eight members and six guests at the Boston House. A meatloaf dinner was served and entertainment included contract and canasta. Awards went to Mrs Needham and Mrs Nantes. Alfred Morrison Sr to join on February 16.
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C. G. G. Club
G. GG
First Avenue
Boston
Donald Hall
James Hanlon
K Mcbean
M. Hi. van Dresar
Donald Nantes
John Mooney
Canasta
J. F. Needham
Nantes
Alfred Morrison
Church Women Plan World Day of Prayer in Corry
The Council of Church Women of Corry met in the Methodist parlor as Mrs. Joseph R. Clair led opening prayer. President Mrs. Hifer Vaughn presided over business. Plans discussed for World Day of Prayer service to be held at the Baptist Church on Friday February 24, with arrangements to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Women’s Council
Council of Church Women
Corry
Churety
Dosept R. Clair
Hiher Vaughn
Introducing a son for McDonald family at Corry Hospital
A son was born this morning to Mr and Mrs Harvey McDonald of Spring Creek at Corry Hospital. The birth adds a new member to the McDonald household as local families welcome the infant.
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Harvey McDonald
Spring Creek
Corry Hospital
Noahs Ark Class Meeting at Willink Home
Noahs Ark Class gathered last evening at the Willink home on Seventh Street with Mr Willink presiding. A Uriel business meeting and a writing program were presented by Willink and Walter Hill. Mr and Mrs Willink and Mr and Mrs Hilt served dessert. Next meeting slated for March 4 at the Bennink home.
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Mianu
Willink
Seventh Street
Willi
Uriel
Walter Hill
James
Hilt
Ivar Bennink
Maxeh
Contract Club Met With Mrs Bracken In Bridge Night
A local contract bridge club met Thursday evening with Mrs O W Bracken of Norty Ceblers. Two tables were in play with Mr H J Davis placing first and M E L Rows second. Mrs Harold S Powell won the special award. Mrs Bracken served refreshments and the next meeting will be with Mrs Davis.
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O. W. Bracken
Bracken
Norty Ceblers
H. J. Davis
Harold
Powell
Davis
Miss Nancy Sue Moore Engaged To Be Married
Miss Nancy Letadulius Ska los, daughter of Mrs J W Moore of West Frederick street, and the late Mrs Skalos, is engaged to Michael Skalos of R 1. She is a senior at Corry High School and he is a former Army veteran now in trucking. No wedding date has been set.
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Nancy Sue Moore
Avi
J. W. Moore
West Frederick Street
Nancy Letadulius Skalos
Michael Skalos
Skalos
Miss Moore
Slo
Corry Heir School
Skatos
Thompson’s Borsoma Tablets touted for kidney relief
An old advert claims backache and dizzy spells come from kidney fatigue and promotes Thompson’s Borsoma Tablets to stimulate kidney action and urinary secretions for quick relief. It notes a 60¢ price at druggists and adds Golden Lick Tablets for constipation at 25 or 50 cents.
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Thompson
Legion Auxiliary Plans Rally Day and Birthday Event
The American Legion Auxiliary met at the Legion Home with members present. Plans for a Rally Day on June with Dale Walerhown as chair and Jack Dempsey as cochairman were discussed along with a Legion birthday party on March 18. A bake sale is set for tomorrow morning at the Gift Shop and refreshments were arranged. The next Auxiliary meeting will be at the home of Pobre ary Lb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Walerhown
Jack Dempsey
le Legion
Cuesta
Dolar Hoyehiling
Official Visitor Attended Women of Moose Session
Mrs. T Pori of Bite served as an official visitor at a Moose Women meeting. Porath addressed 43 members on participation in lodge activities, while Mrs Thompson led local and national efforts with her committee. A special award honored a member as attendance prize. next session is February 16.
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Women OF Moose
T Pori
Bite
Anne
Women of the Moose
Mes
Mnosehesrh
Chiee Thompson
Buiet Vivant
Dames
Mary Debury
Monthly Session At Spring Creek Meeting
A local society gathered at a member's home for a wheel dinner and social period. Quilling was accomplished. The group scheduled the next meeting for March 2 with Mrs. Chanter Mueon.
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Spring Creek
Eny Lillie
Soviety Wharf
Noo
Chanter Mueon
Meeting of Mie Womens Mel Corps No 4a Held Aftermath
A meeting of Mie Womens Mel Corps No 4a held yesterday afternoon at 2 pm. Mrs Henry TL led a service in memory of Mrs Mabel Madfassi. The organization announced a new muting at Mrs Marjorie Brows, 205 East Main Street, Monday evening at 7. The event welcomed members aged six to sixteen. Dan Culver and volunteers served refreshments after the ceremonies. The next gathering on February 16 will feature a green dinner.
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Mie Womens Mel Corps
Fr. C. O TF
Whl
Henry TL
Ghatier
Mabel Madfassi
Marjorie Brows
East Miin Street
Toom
Dan Culver
Dinner for C. D of A in Corry Court Conceptum honor
Reservations made for a February 9 dinner at Hotel Corry in honor of the pact grand regents of Corry Court Conceptum No 35 Catholic Dihters of America. Committee met to complete plans. attendance expected from Mrs Amin Cyssiely and others with entertainment by John Mooney.
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C. D
DeMauri
Corry
Dihters of
Willie
Welli
John Mooney
Ois Entertainment
Afihuieine
Amin Cyssiely
Lutheran Church Council Reorganized At Meeting
The Duurgait Church Council reorganized during a regional session with the fire hour increased from 6 to 12 members. Powell was reelected as vice president and the treasurer, secretary, and new financial secretary were named. Raymond Senstead appointed to the new role.
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Lutheran Church Council
Ajelit
Powell
Genter
Lipet
Pao Haeyy
Bowman
Raven
Mie Powell
Vier
John Hy Fensteritroeher
Blof Dahl
Treas— Awit
Raymond Senstead
Drug Taken By Prisoner While Confined To Jail
Allegheny County Detective Chief Charles Johnston reported Epstein collapsed in the county jail while awaiting a truth serum test. Preliminary analysis found traces of an opium derivative in Epstein stomach contents as officers noted he was to be tried on robbery charges. He was taken to Mercy Hospital after the collapse.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
Charles Johuiston
Epstein
Whnly
Mercy Hospitl
Johnston
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