Mercyhurst student named to Dean's List Mary Ette Rise
Mary Ette Rise daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald J Hand of 172 Marlon Street was named to Mercyhurst College Erie Deans List. A senior English major she serves as secretary treasurer of the English Club and is a member of the French Glee Club and Merciad staff. Alan Benson on 30 day leave from Lowry AFB will report to Cannon AFB after leave.
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Mary Ette Rise
Donald J
Marlon Street
Mercyhurst College
Eris
Mary Etta
Mercyhurst
Merciad
Alan Benson
Lowry Air Force Base
Denver
Colo
Emory Benson
South Second Avenue
Cannon Air Force Base
Clovis
N. M
Earl Price
East. Street
Clara Bachafner
West Park Place
Dutch Pantry
Erle
Sarah Coventry Company
Bachamer
Erie
Price
Corry
Eugene Munn
Ontario
Calif
Robert G. Smith
44Th Missile Squadron
Ellsworth Air Force Base
South Dakota
Elmer ‘Smith
Meadavenie
Dallas C. Smiley
Hillcrest Drive
R. D
Arthur ‘Barton
Grange ‘Hall
Glen Warner
Norman Pier
Boyd Darling
Twila Pier
LaVerna Burnheimer
Bartton
Catherine Firster
Elgin
Women's Relief Corps Holds February Meeting at Grange Hall
Twenty members of the Women’s Relief Corps Auxiliary met at the Werry Grange Hall for an all-day session. Ham dinners were served at noon by Mrs. Horace Hankin and others. The afternoon business was led by Mrs. Leon Wynn with readings on Washington and Lincoln and a tale about St. Valentine’s Day. The next all-day session is set for March 7 in the Grange Hall.
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Werry Grange Hall
Women's Relief Corps
Grand Army of the Republic
Horace Hankin
Florence Casler
Reynold Hamilton
Marjorie Brown
Leon Wynn
Washington
Lincoln
Grange Hall
Engagement of Judith Winne and James Hurlbert Planned
Miss Judith Lauren Winne and James Lewis Hurlbert announce their engagement. She is a former Columbus resident and 1962 Corry Area High School graduate. He is a 1961 CAHS graduate and a United States Air Force member stationed at Rhein Main Air Force Base in Germany. An early summer wedding is planned.
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Judith Lauren Winne
James Lewis Hurlbert
Lewis Hurlbert
East Smith Street
Miss Winne
Columbus
Corry Area High School
Hurlbert
CAHS
United States Air Force
Rhein Main Air Force Base
Germany
Hilarious CAHS Junior Class Play “I's Great To Be Crazy”
Corry Area High School junior class presents the three act comedy I s Great To Be Crazy on February 28 and March 1 in the school auditorium. Curtain is 8 p m with proceeds funding the Junior-Senior Prom. The Merwells home hosts absurd family tree encounters directed by Philip Segal with Judi Darndall as student director. Tickets 65 cents adults 40 cents students, available through class members or at the door.
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Corry Area High School
Merlwells
Concord School Market Day a Successful PTA Event
The Concord School PTA reported Market Day on Wednesday afternoon a success. The annual fair included booths for homemade candies goods novelties and refreshments. Mrs James Walters thanked her assistants chairmen committees and thanked Milton Cahil the janitor and numerous sponsors including Cory Savings and Loan Sea s Drugs Flye s Rexall Drugs and many local businesses and banks.
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Concord School
PTA
James Walters
Roger Grape
Milton Cahil
Cory Savings and Loan
Sea's Drugs
Flye's Rexall Drugs
Corry Phartdey
Bartley’s Firestone
Mike's Pizza Shop
Booth Ride Beverage
National Bank of Corry
Citizens National Bank of Corry
Carroll's Gift Show
Felye's Market
Al's Superette
Croscutt
G. C. Murphy Company
F.W. Woolworth Company
Bargain Joe
Mrs Kingsley Hosts Centennial Sisters Gathering
Mrs Lottie Kingsley on Huchlid street hosted the Centennial Sisters gathering yesterday with Mrs John Wells as guest. Finch and visiting were enjoyed. Kingsley’s birthday was observed with cards gifts and a decorated cake. Next meeting set for March 21 at Mrs Fern Gilson’s North Center street home.
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Lottie Kingsley
Huclid Street
John Wells
Finch
Kingsley
Fern Gilson
North Center Street
Births Reported at Two Area Hospitals
A daughter was born Wednesday at Union City Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Joz sef Simon of 32 Washington street Union City. A daughter was born this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Richard Bemis of R D 2 Corry.
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Union City Memorial Hospital
Jozsef Simon
Washington Street
Union City
Corry Memorial Hospital
Richard Be
Mis
R. D. 2, Corry
Miss Blaine Mathews to Wed Robert Beaumont in Bear Lake
The engagement of Miss Blaine Nevon me Mathews to Robert L. Beaumont is announced by her parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mathews of Bear Lake R D 1. Beaumont is the son of Mrs. Marion Beaumont of Fredonia. Miss Mathews is a 1961 graduate of Youngsville High School and works in Warren. Beaumont attended Jamestown and State College High School at State College PA and works at Betts Machine Company in Warren.
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Blaine Nevonme Mathews
Robert L. Beaumont
Charles Mathews
Bear Lake
Beaumont
Marion
Mrs Anne Andrus Hosts Dorcas Class at First Methodist
Mrs Anne Andrus of East Congress Street hosted the Dorcas Sunday School Class at the First Methodist Church on Wednesday evening. Sixteen members attended and Mrs Harold Carr gave devotions on Pure of Heart. A tureen dinner was planned for March 6 at the church and a progressive letter to Miss Lois McCray, hospitalized in Detroit, was sent. Mrs Andrus was helped by Mrs Frank Parsons and Mrs Frank Schrader in refreshments. next meeting set at Mrs Harold Carrs East Congress Street home.
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Anne Andrus
Dorcas
Anne ‘Andrus
East Congress Street
First Methodist Church
Harold Carr
Lois McCray
Detroit
Mich
Andrus
Frank Parsons
Frank Schrader
Hell
Noted dairyman Hans Forster dies in Seattle accident
Hans Forster, 59, a nationally prominent dairyman, died yesterday from injuries he suffered in a traffic crash on February 13 in Seattle. He was a longtime figure in dairy circles and led several industry initiatives. His death removes a notable advocate for dairy farming.
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Seattle
Wash
Hans Forster
Salvation Army Captain Officiates Union City Nuptials
Captain Dean officiated the February 16 ceremony at the Salvation Army Citadel uniting Phyllis Mae Austin and William H. Morton in Union City. The bride’s sister Caet Baverly Austin served as maid of honor, with Norma Jean Long and others as bridesmaids, Richard Thomas as best man, and a reception held at the tower church hall. The couple plan a home at 11 Center Street, Union City, Morton having recently entered the Army.
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Dean
Salvation Army
Phyllis Austin
William Morton
Loyd Austin
Ohio Street
Phyllis ‘Mae
Willian H. Morton
Maida Morton
Erie
Benjamin Morton
Richard Dean
Pittsburgh Temple Corps
Bean
Geal Citadel
Caet Baverly Austin
Beloo
New York City
Norma Jean Long
Clymer
Richard Thomas
John Edeen
Cecile Satterlee
Achard Thomas
Cecilia Imhoff
Spring Creek
Rex Fenton
Corry
Justy Willams
Tower Church Hall
Albert Imhoff
Patricia Imhoff
Gertrude Higby
Irma Long
Mary Bortner
Rita Morton
Center Street
Union City
Morton
United States Army
the Indies of the
Salvation Army Home League
Youth Center Plans Readied For Sparta
A Spartansburg group moves to form Spartansburg Youth Center, Inc. and has begun purchasing the former Torrey Shoe Store on Main Street for use as a youth center. Treasurer Francis Hohel says the one story concrete building will serve any organized youth group in the borough. Vice President Raymond Morris notes the effort started last fall with fundraising efforts, including contributions from the American Legion post and proceeds from the Sparta Community Fair booth. The center still needs funds to complete payment and will host additional fundraisers.
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Spartansburg
Spartansburg Youth Center, Inc
Francis Hohel
Torrey Shoe
Main Street
Ufe
Bor
Raymond Morris
Youth Center Formed To Meet Scouts Needs
The organization formed to provide a meeting space for area youth groups including Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts. Meetings had been in the fire hall and private homes. Officers include Morris and Hohel, Herbert Most as president, and Mrs. Herbert Most as secretary.
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Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Hohol
Morris and Hohel
Herbert Most
Greenville man fined for littering after reckless driving charge
A patrolman charged Claxon G. Stancil Jr. with reckless driving in Greenville. Stancil tore up the ticket in anger, prompting a second ticket for littering. Judge Charles Whedbee found him not guilty of reckless driving but fined him $25 for littering.
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Groin Vine
N.C
Claxton G. Stancil Jr
Greenville
Stancil
R. E. Tayloe
Charles Whedbee
City Recorder's Court
Stangil
Pure reading enjoyment on tap daily in the Corry Journal
The Corry Journal announces a daily feature focused on reading pleasure for subscribers. The item highlights consistent availability and a sense of accessible content for local readers.
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The
Corry Journal
Britain Uses Invulnerable Blue Steel Missile Force Lifts Deterrent
London reports Britain quietly fields the Blue Steel stand off missile to boost the V bomber force. The RAF claims it is invulnerable for two to three years as it enables nuclear warhead delivery from 150 to 190 miles from targets. Vulcan squadrons at Scampton and two more in training usher in full deployment of the 150 to 175 V bomber fleet with Blue Steel as primary armament.
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London
Joss
Britain
Royal Air Force
RAF
United States
Defense
Vulcan
Scampton
Sentenced To Die For Murder In Pennsylvania Case
LOS ANGELES AP One Pennsylvania man has been sentenced to death and another to life imprisonment for the fatal beating of a retired baker last October 28. A Superior Court jury yesterday handed down death for Oliver Stanley Williams 33 of Pittsburgh and Ife Inpris-
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Los Angeles
Pennsylvania
Oliver Stanley Williams
Pittsburgh
Ife Inpris
Historic Minnesota governor recount trial opens in St Paul
A historic trial begins in St Paul to determine Minnesota’s governor after a recount of 96 000 challenged ballots. Three district judges will hear arguments on 1 500 to 2 000 ballots tainted by marks, seals, witnesses, or postmarks, with a decision expected around March 20. The case follows a razor-thin victory by Elmer L. Anderson over Karl Rolvaag.
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St, Paul, Minn
Minnesota
State Supreme Court
Karl Rolvvasg
Role’-Yahe
Rolvaag
Elmer L. Anderson
Rolyang
Anderson
Willam Kraatz
Rolvans
Braatz
Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
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Birdie
Sawyer Studio
Mrs. Kingsley
Centennial Sisters
Lesen
ALE Instruments Osiecki Bros
North Center St
Evans
Sparta
Minn
William R. Lilliock
Scottdale
Arthur Kretchman
Highland Park
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