Bear Lake Couple Announce Engagement of Vivianne Berkey
Mr and Mrs R H Berkey of Bear Lake announce the engagement of their elder daughter Vivianne Louise to Ralph C Rankin Jr son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Rankin Sr of Bear Lake The bride elect is a 1961 Panama Central School graduate Her fiancé attended the same school and served four years in the U S Navy He is employed at Blackstone Jamestown NY No wedding date has been set
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R. H Berkey
Bear Lake
Vivianne Louise
Ralph C. Rankin Jr
Ralph Rankin Sr
Panama Central School
United States Navy
Blackstone Jamestown
N. Y
Clayton Van Tassel Wed In Maryland
Sharon Justine Clayton and Charles Lynn Van Tassel married December 4 in Oakland Maryland. The bride, a senior at Union City Area High School, and the groom, a 1960 Corry Area High School graduate, reside with his job at McDonald's potato farm.
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Sharon Clayton
C. L. VanTassel
Maryland
Donald Parker
Concord Street
Union City
Sharon Justine Clayton
Charles Lynn VanTassel
Howard VanTassel
Corry
Oakland
J. Branley Earhart
Ticlating
Corry ,Area
McDonald's Potato Farm
Aid group meeting at Mrs Willams home
Aid will meet at the home of Mrs. Guy Willams of R. D. 4. The notice notes a local gathering at a private residence and provides no further detail.
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Guy Willams
Industrialist Cox killed in train fall in Darien
Charles R. Cox, 10, former president of Kennecott Copper Corp., died yesterday after a fall from a New Haven Railroad train in Darien Connecticut. He was a noted industrialist and longtime leader in copper industry circles.
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Darien
Conn
Charles R. Cox
Kennecott Copper Corp
New Haven
Personal notices from Snyder Circle and surrounding area
Mrs. Hubert Weldon travels to New York after her mother in law Mrs. John Condon dies. Mrs. Dorothy Boland returns from Hamot Hospital Erie for a fractured leg. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Clark learn their son Raymond James Clark has arrived at Lackland Air Force Base. The Hartman family returns home after a death in Waterford. Mr. and Mrs. Austin Johnson visit in Ohio with relatives and friends in Liberty Street area.
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Hubert Weldon
Snyder Circle
New York City
John Condon
Dorothy Boland
East South Street
Hamot Hospital
Erie
Raymond Clark
West Washington Street
Raymond James Clark
Lackland Air Force Base
West
Pleasant Street
Waterford
Hartman
Lynn Hartman
Austin Johnson
College Women to Hear Address by Area Author
The College Women’s Club will feature Ernest C. Miller of Warren, noted author and War ren County Observer writer. Miller is president of West Penn Oil Co. in Warren. The event, with a tureen dinner at 7 and program at 8, will be in the YMCA multi purpose room. Members urged to attend and bring tureen and table service.
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Soring
College Women’s Club
Ernest C. Miller
Warren
Warren County Observer
Golden Agers Plan White Elephant Sale at YMCA
Corry Area Golden Age Club sets a Tuesday afternoon sale in the YMCA all-purpose room at 1 o’clock. Members are asked to bring items. Birthdays this month will be honored with Rev. H. Ray Harris as chaplain. Susquehanna University receives 7500 land gift for 45 000 square foot tract as support for expansion and accelerated program.
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Corry Area
YMCA
H. Ray Harris
College
Selinsgrove
Susquehanna University
Simon B. Rhoads
Sus‘quehanna
McGranahan Memorial Books Listed In Letter
Mrs. David L Mackenzie compiled a list of memorial books donated to Corry Public Library in memory of William H McGranahan. Available titles include The Pennsylvania Kentucky Rifle American Best Bay Surf and Shoreline Pissing Grant Moves South American Indians Yesterday and Today A Civil War Treasury of Tales Legends and Folklore Sports Illustrated Book of the Outdoors Album of American History The Emerging Nations Inside Europe Today and Wind From the North. Many more memorial books are available at the library.
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David Lb. MacKenzie
Corry Public Library
William H. McGranahan
McGranahan
Kauffman
Heina Ulrich
Grant
Catton
Botkin
Sports Illustrated
Hopkins Robinson
Max Millikan
Europe
Gunther
Bradford
Mrs Glenn Buys TV Sets For Big Day
Mrs John H Glenn Jr prepares for her husband Johns space launch by adding three more television sets to the home so four sets will cover the three networks. She remains calm yet excited, confident in the project despite the bustle surrounding the launch.
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Arling1un
Sportsman Killed in Anaheim Traffic Mishap
Hugh W. Russell, 80, famed salmon fishing expert and explorer, died Thursday in Anaheim in a traffic accident. He worked with the Canadian government on salmon experiments and authored the book Jill, It and the Salmon.
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Anaheim
Calif
Hugh W. Russell
Russell
Jill
Sharon Rhodes Named Girl Of Month By BPW
Sharon Rhodes named January Girl Of Month by the local Business and Professional Women’s Club. A Corry Area High School senior, she serves as assistant business manager on the yearbook, plays first clarinet, participates in District Band and Chorus, leads in pep band and clubs, and sings with the church choir. She plans to become a nurse and attends James town hospital school of nursing after graduation. December Girl of Month Kathe Tunnell and both mothers to be honored at BPW dinner.
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Sharon Ann Rhodes
George Rhodes
East Street
Rhodes
Corry Area
Cor Rian
Miss Rhodes
First Baptist Church
WOA Hospital School of Nursing
Jamestown
High Schoo
Kathe Tunnell
BPW
Kennedy Ends First Year in White House
NEW YORK AP President Kennedy closes his first year in the White House and hints at a possible bid for re election. A busy day includes a $1000 a plate fundraising dinner in Washington with Democrats from across the nation and a New York luncheon with Adlai Stevenson and U Thant. Discussions covered United Nations funding and U S support for the UN.
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New York
Kennedy
White House
Washington
National Guard
Waldorf-Astoria
Adlai E. Stevenson
U.S
United Nations
U Thant
Thant
Stevenson
Steven Son
Andrew I.hatcher
Pierre Salinger
United States
Congress
Democrats Rally Behind Kennedy In Campaign Kickoff
Washington reports Kennedy begins year two in office with high Democratic support. At a 100 per plate fundraiser for 6,000 party faithfuls at the National Guard Armory, Bailey urged unity and a forward look as the party gears up for the November elections. Treasurer McCloskey projected over 2500000 dollars raised to reduce debt.
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Washington
API
Kennedy
Lon
National Guard
John M. Bailey
Lyndon B. Johnson
Harry S. Truman
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
Truman
Johnson
Matthew McCloskey
Bailey
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Democratic Party
GOP
William B
Miller
Senate
Everett M
Dirksen
House
Charles A
Hal- Jeck
Barry Goldwater
Kennedy meets Wagner on urban renewal in New York
The visit to the Carlyle Hotel included a lengthy talk with New York Mayor Robert P. Wagner. They discussed politics and the urban renewal issue tied to Kennedy’s proposal for Congress to create eight new cabinet posts for urban affairs.
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New York
Carlyle Hotel
Fune
Robert P. Wagner
Wagner
Kennedy
Congress
Kremlin Faces Internal Strife and Diplomatic Delays
Western officials monitor a battle over Khrushchev's peaceful coexistence policy as Molotov’s fate remains unresolved. Pravda calls him a dogmatic opponent while Moscow radio touts unity in the world Communist movement. An new U.S. cultural accord and a delayed ambassador appointment compound regional uncertainty.
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Kremlin
Rirushefkev
Molotoy
Moscow
Communist Party
Foreign Ministry
Molotov
Vienna
Pravda
Khrushchev
Lin
Washington
Anatoly F. Dobryni
Soviet Union
United States
Moscow Radio
Communist Movement
Radio
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