Memorial books issued at Corry Library after line loss
Corry Public Library adds memorial books including Porth to the Wilderness in memory of Roger Osler and The Hidden Face of the Civil War in memory of Mrs. Marie Kaamelr. Also Why Fish Bite and Why They Don't in memory of Terry Stroup and other titles with dedications to Paul Stroup H Olin Cabbett Jeanette Krone Pete Rogers and Mrs Harry Oswalt.
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Corry Public Library
Dale van Every
Roger Osler
Otto Eisenschiml
Marie Kaamelr
James Westman
Terry Stroup
George Stewart
Paul Stroup
Massachusetts
Howe
H. Olin Cabbett
A. H H. MacMillan
Jeanette Krone
van der Post
Pete Rogers
Bliss Isley
Harry Oswalt
Angie Ruffener Weds Robert Shreve in Columbus Church
Miss Angie Ruffener daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Ruffener of 529 Worth Street wed Robert Shreve son of Mr and Mrs Ormal Shreve of Meadville and Mrs Ruth Shreve of Baegertown in the Columbus Community Congregational Church. Rev Reginald A Merrifield officiated with Verne lia Page providing music. The bride wore a white lace and nylon tulle gown with a pink orchid on her white prayer book. Dorma Phillips was maid of honor and David Shreve was best man. A family reception followed at the bride’s parents home. The couple will reside at 152 Move Street.
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Angie Ruffener
Fred Ruffener
Worth Street
Robert Shreve
Ormal Shreve
Meadville
Ruth Shreve
Baegertown
Columbus Community Congregational Church
Reginald A. Merrifield
Rerating
Vernelia Page
Dorma Phillips
David Shreve
Move Street
Clymer Tulip Festival Plans Progress With Theme
Plans for the 1962 Clymer Tulip Festival proceed as cochairmen Mrs James Thompson and Mrs Walter DeShaver report. The event runs May 16 to 19 with the theme In Times Like These. Instead of an industrial parade a Friday fashion show and farm tour follow May Day at Clymer Central School. Committee chairs have been chosen and will be announced soon.
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Clymer
James Thompson
Walter DeShaver
Cochairmen
Clymer Central School
Time Change Noted For Golden Age Club Meet
The Corry Area Golden Age Club announced a time change for Tuesday’s meeting. The session begins at 1 45 in the YMCA all purpose room instead of 1 30, with Lennart Hammarberg a Swedish exchange student as featured speaker and Rev. Robert Pier as chaplain for the day.
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Corry Area
Golden Age Club
YMCA
Lennart Hammarberg
Sweden
Robert Pier
Spring Creek Congregational Church
Mrs Shreve Hosts Neighborhood Club Meeting
Mrs. Willard Shreve of Essex street entertained seven members and one guest, Mrs. Harry Burton, for a Neighborhood Club evening. Mrs. Shreve was elected president and two new members, Mrs. Bessie Cyphert and Mrs. Niels Sorenson, joined. Florence Culver and Mrs. Sorenson won games. Mrs. Burton received the special award. Guests enjoyed cherry pie, ice cream, tea and coffee. March meeting to be at Mrs Sorenson’s home on R. D. 3 with date to be announced.
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Shreve
Willard Shreve
Essex Street
Harry Burton
Bessie Cyphert
Niels Sorenson
Florence Culver
Sorenson
Burton
Two New Books Reviewed at Corry Public Library
Library letter reviews feature Hunza Land by Dr. Banik recounting a Himalayan journey and a 120 year lifespan based on natural foods. It also praises The Lovely Ambition by Mary Ellen Chase, a humorous moving novel about a Methodist parson and his Maine settlement, ideal for winter evenings.
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Dr. Banik
Hunza
Himalaya
Art Linkletter
Hunza Land
Banik
Corry Public Library
Mary Ellen Chase
Parson
England
Maine
Two Corry area births reported at Corry Memorial
A daughter was born yesterday afternoon at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Harold Curtis of R D 2 Corry. Another daughter was born yesterday morning to Mr and Mrs Henry Pondel of R D 2 Corry at the same hospital. In Greensburg, PA publisher David W Mack, 46, of the Greensburg Tribune Review, died suddenly of a heart attack after collapsing at City Hall and was pronounced dead at Westmoreland Hospital.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Harold Curtis
Corry
Henry Pondel
R. D
Greensburg, Pa
Greensburg Tribune - Review
David W. Mack
Mack
City Hall
Westmoreland Hospital
Space Hero Seeks Seclusion
Space Hero John Glenn describes his orbital flight and safe recovery after Friendship 7 as he recounts the heat shield concerns and retro rocket issues. He explains decisions made during reentry, including blowing the hatch for a quick exit, in a detailed briefing to senators, congressmen, and newsmen aboard the destroyer deck.
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Page Vour
Glenn
Kennedy
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Pel Beach
Earth
Friendship 7
Fidel Castro Vanishes From Public View Amid Rumors
AP reports Fidel Castro has been unseen in Havana for several days fueling rumors of asylum in the Mexican embassy and other locations. Havana sources and U.N. officials dismiss the claims as baseless while Castro remained out of public sight ahead of ship-ceremony events.
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Associated Press
Fidel Castro
Havana
Castro
Mexico City
Giberto Bosques
This Could Only Happen in Scotland Sheltering Library Wires At Meter
In Ayrhire Scotland an electrician found library wiring connected to widow Jean Anderson's electricity meter. The library has been above her flat for years, causing unrecorded usage. County council promises to refund two years of payments.
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Valmelelne Lun
Scotland
Jean Anderson
Ayrhire
Spacewalker John Glenn Reveals Views on Sunsets in Space
At a news conference John Glenn described sunsets as seen from space, noting the sun drops over Earth’s rim 18 times faster than on Earth. He spoke of strange blue specks seen at sunrise and recounted a postconference talk with astronaut psychiatrist Dr. George Ruff.
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Earth
Glenn
George Ruff
Ruff
John
Washington
Cade
White House
Capitol
House of Representatives
Senate
House Space Committee
Senate Space Committee
Broadway
New York City
Milk Price Probe Amid Leakage at Pittsburgh Hearings
State Milk Control Commission chairman Simon Uhl asks General Stahl to probe confidential file leaks after a photostat of a commission record on Country Belle Connerative prices was anonymously mailed to newsmen. Hearings on the gallon milk price dispute continue with University of Pittsburgh economist Dr. Raymond L. Richman testifying. Prices in Pittsburgh average 96 cents per gallon, higher than in Ohio and New England where 59 to 69 cents are charged.
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Ptitsburgh
State Milk Control Commission
Simon K. Uhl
Algy
David Stahl
Commission
Uhl
Jetter
Stull
Country Belle
Uhl Adders
Richman
Greater Pitshured Dairy Industry Association
Pittsburgh
Ohio
New England
Installation and meetings listed for First Presbyterian and local groups
Calendar items list events from February to March including the installation of Rev. Richard Bodey as pastor at First Presbyterian Church on Sunday at 7:45 p m and multiple meetings of Columbus Grange Rebekah Past Noble Grands Club Wheelock Ladies Aid and Women’s Relief Corps with details of locations times and host families.
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Richard Bodey
First Presbyterian Church
Columbus Grange
Schramling
Noble Grands Club
Fred Mixer
Clarence Cox
P. m
Wheelock Ladies Aid
Kenneth Harvey
R. D
Women's Relief Corps
Grange Hall
Harbor
Guy Fralick
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