Hasbrouck Installed As Rotary Head
Allan Hasbrouck was installed as president of the Corry Rotary Club for the 1960 61 year. Outgoing president K McLean passed the gavel and pin and received the past president’s pin. New officers include Robert A Olt Jr vice president Kenneth Ghistianson secretary Walter Bertram and Lawrence O Nichols directors. Twenty four attendees plus visiting Rotarian John Schrin of Greensburg attended the noon dinner meeting at the Hotel Corry. Invocation by William Armitage and group singing led by Dr William Rodemeyer with William Leuby at the piano.
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Hasbrouck
Rotary
Allan Hasbrouck
Corry
Kenneth Ghistianson
Walter Bertram
K. McLean
Lawrence 0 Nichols
John Schrin
Greensburg
Hotel Corry
William Armitage
Willilam Rodemeyer Ted
William Leuby
Church Choirs State Concerts Across Three Communities
The churches of Columbus Spring Creek and West Spring Creek sponsor a joint choir workshop. The combined choirs present concerts at Spring Creek on July 10 and West Spring Creek on July 17. They plan a weekend trip to Gettysburg to perform at area churches. A smorgasbord dinner to fund the trip is set for July 9 at Columbus Community Church with tickets from choir members or Mrs Arthur Hill.
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Oop Pone Acuysy Dod
Columbus
Spring Creek
West Spring Creek
Gettysburg
Columbus Community Church
Arthur Hill
Martha Circle Enjoys Tureen Event at First Methodist
Martha Circle of the Woman's Society of Christian Service met last evening in the First Methodist Church dining room. Ten members and one guest, Miss Georgia Field, attended as Mrs. Har ry Hotchkiss led the business session. Plans were made to raise funds for the church building fund. The annual meeting slate was set, with the next gathering a August 2 picnic at Mrs. Benjamin Skinner’s Canadohta Lake cottage.
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First ‘Methodist Church
Martha
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Georgia Field
Harry Hotchkiss
Canadohta Lake
Benjamin Skinner
Rebekah Lodge Meets In IOOF Hall
Members of the Rebekah Lodge met last evening in the IOOF Hall with noble grand Mrs. Willard Shreve in charge. A memorial resolution was read for Dolly Fritz. The installing team will meet July 15 and 18 for practice. A social time followed with lunch served by Mrs. Relph Gould, Mrs. Berniece DeJean, and Mrs. Glenn Gates.
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Veay Rvatk
Rebekah
IOOF
Willard Shreve
Dolly Fritz
Relph Gould
Berniece DeJean
Glenn Gates
Foot Care Important For Summer Months
Vivian Brown cites Dr. Sidney Hirschberg in offering practical summer foot care tips. Key advice includes thorough bathing and drying, using powder to prevent athlete’s foot, trimming nails straight, treating wounds promptly, exercising feet, rotating shoes and socks daily, avoiding friction from heels and lining wrinkles, regular pediatric foot checks, and consulting a podiatrist at first foot issues to prevent lasting problems.
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Vivian Brown
Associated Press
Sidney Hirschberg
The
Foot Health Foundation
Cutting Group Fetes Philip Carl Bemis
The Friendly Circle of the Cutting Sunday School met at Mrs. Arthur Wallace’s Little Hope home. Philip Carl Bemis, infant son of Morton Bemis, received gifts at a shower. Prizes went to Mrs. Fassett, Mrs. Wallace, and Mrs. Shampoe. A luncheon followed. next meeting is a July 20 picnic at Mead Park hosted by Mrs. Wallace and Mrs. Redman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Carl Bemis
Cutting
Arthur Wallace
Little Hope
Fred Wallace
Merton Beniis
David Fassett
Gordon Shampoe
Cootiette Club Meets In Post Home
The Cootiette Club No. 102 met last evening in the Garden Room of the VFW Post home with ten members present. Miss Helen Porter and Mrs. Hazel Shuss reported on the Range meeting in Clarion, with the next session to be in Oil City on a later date. Mrs. Roehrig won the attendance award. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Shuss and Mrs. Alma Slagle before adjournment to meet August 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winman Musa
Coottette Club No. 102
VFW Post Home
Clarion
Helen Porter
Hazel Shuss
Oil City
Roehrig
Shuss
Alma Slagle
Whipple Reunion Held At Midway Park
The 50th Whipple family reunion was held on the Fourth of July at Midway Park on Chautauqua Lake with over 60 relatives attending a three course dinner. A business session elected Donald Bradford president Martyn Jukes vice president Roxann Bradford secretary Marvel Bradford treasurer and Frances Jukes historian. Cake and ice cream followed before attendees from Corry Columbus Bear Lake Pa Jamesown Lakewood North Clymer Cameron Mills N C and other places in California and Oregon departed.
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Whipple
Midway Park
Chautauqua Lake
Donald Bradford
Martyn Jukes
Roxann Bradford
Marvel Bradford
Frances Jukes
Corry
Columbus
Bear Lake
Jamesown
Lakewood
North Clymer
Cameron Mills
N. C
California
Oregon
Orpah Circle Hosts Picnic At Canadohta Lake
Orpah Circle of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at First Methodist Church hosted a picnic at a cottage on Canadohta Lake. The gathering served dinner to 12 members and a guest with boating and visiting as entertainment. Mrs Edmund Barr led devotions on Prayer from Matthew six and a brief business session was held by chairwoman Mrs George Mulgin. The next meeting is planned for August 1 with Mrs Russell Clark and Mrs Oscar Johnson as hostesses for a tureen dinner at Mead Park.
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George Mulgin
Russell Clark
Oscar Johnson
Mead Park
Grant Divorce To Bette Davis
Bette Davis won a divorce from actor Gary Merrill in Portlany Maine court. Merrill did not attend to contest. he is in Spain filming a movie. Davis received token alimony of one dollar per year and full custody of three children, one by a former husband and two adopted by the Merrills.
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Merrills
Sentenced For Killing Girl Friend In New Castle
Nunzio F. Casacchia, 43, of New Castle, was sentenced to five to 12 years in Western Penitentiary for second degree murder by Judge John S. Powers. He was convicted for the December 28, 1959 revolver slaying of his girlfriend, 17-year-old Carolyn Taylor Retort, of New Castle. In Formosa, Chinese communists fired 100 shells at the Quemoy Islands, marking the first Red action in six days against Nationalist-held offshore islets.
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New Castle, Pa
Nunzio F. Casacchia
New Castlce
Western Penitentiary
John S. Powers
Casacchia
Carolyn Taylor Retort
New Castle
Quemoy Taipei
Formosa
Quemoy Islands
Thailand King Conducts Royal Jazz Concert
New York report describes King Bhit of Thailand hosting a private royal jam session from a Manhattan penthouse Tuesday. About a hundred musicians attended including Gene Krupa on drums and Teddy Wilson on piano. The ensemble performed standards such as Money Suckle Rose Sunny Side of the Street and Sweet Georgia Brown.
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New York
Manhattan
Goth Street
New Orleans
Ring of Thailand
King Bhit
Georgia Brown
Gene Krupa
Teddy Wilson
U S Plan to Protect Interests in Cuba Faces Sugar Cut
The United States moves to curb Cuba’s sugar quota after Congress cleared a new bill giving Eisenhower power to reduce the Cuban quota. The Agriculture Department halted shipments while a 700000 ton cut could end most remaining U S purchases this year. Cuban growers face substantial subsidy losses and possible export shortfalls if alternative markets are not found.
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Cuba
Eisenhower
U.S
Congress
United States
Agriculture Department
Castro
Washington
Harvana
Moscow
Nation’s Fourth of July Highway Toll Hits Record
AP reports a record 440 traffic deaths on U.S. highways during the three day Fourth of July holiday. The toll surpassed the 1955 three day total of 407 and includes 123 drownings and 110 other accidental deaths for an overall 707 fatalities from 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Monday across boating accidents and other causes.
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Chicago
Devout Band Braces For Atomic Attack
In Benson Arizona deputies report members of the Pull Gospel Assembly barricaded in sealed homes and church awaiting an atomic strike, believing they will be the sole survivors. About 20 families filled with food purchases and sealed windows, led by Rev Ann Weimer, recently moved from Columbus Ohio.
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Tucson
Warren Burke
Benson
Burke
Columbus
Ohio
Coffey
Ann Weimer
Assembly of God
Unemployed Cook Slays Wife in Hospital Bed
In Memphis, Charles Clifford Porter, 44, stabbed Ella Porter, 26, mother of four, in a St. Joseph hospital room while she received treatment for a nervous condition. Two orderlies restrained him after the attack. Porter faces murder charges amid recent divorce.
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Memphis
Tenn
St. Joseph Hospital
Charles Clifford Porter
Ella Porter
Porter
Lake Erie drowning victim found near Hamburg beach
The body of James C. Bennett, 25, of Buffalo, who drowned when a boat capsized in Lake Erie on June 9, was recovered last night on the Hamburg beach. A companion was rescued by fishermen shortly after the incident.
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Lake
Buffalo
N. Y
James C. Bennett
Bufalo
Lake Erie
Hamburg
Powers Urges No Visitors in Moscow Trial
Richmond, Va. AP) Spy plane pilot Francis G Powers has urged his family not to visit him before his Moscow trial. Attorneys aiding the imprisoned American said they could not confirm the letter. Barbara Powers, wife of Powers, attended the news conference. Powers was captured after his plane went down in the Soviet Union in May and said in a second letter he was being well treated. The letters and their contents were reviewed by psychiatrists. Three Virginia attorneys named by the state bar association offer legal help and have applied for visas to the Soviet Union.
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Richmond
Francis G. Powers
Moscow
Powers
Barbara Powers
Soviet Union
Pound
Virginia State Bar Assn
Catro U2 Plane Forced Landing At Khartoum Sudan
An American U2 aircraft made a forced landing at Khartoum Airport due to mechanical trouble on Saturday, according to the Middle East News Agency. After repairs, the plane was able to take off again.
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Khartoum
Sudan
Middle East
Drunken College Students Blamed for Jazz Riots
A Pittsburgh witness said unruly college crowds sparked last Saturdays Jazz festival violence that injured over 30 people amid a crowd of about 12 000. National Guard troops Marines and Newport police helped quell the unrest. Annette Banasek of North Braddock urged blame on alcohol rather than musicians.
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Pittssurgaar
Tan Hortgens
Pittsburgh
Mewpath
Annette Banasek
North Braddock
National Guard
Marines
Newport
Miss Banasek
Jazz Horizons Unlimited
Pittsburgh Jazz Organization
Tot chokes on screw in Lancaster incident
In Lancaster Pennsylvania Robert E Wickersham aged 17 months choked on a metal screw he tried to swallow while playing with his siblings. Emergency efforts at Lancaster General Hospital failed. Nairobi the capital of British ruled Kenya is not part of this incident.
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Lancaster
Robert E. Wickersham
Lancater General Hospital
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Martha Circle
Rebekah Lodge
Cootiette Club
Bennetts
Orpah Circle
Grant
Bette Davis
Thailand
U. S
Corry Savings & Loan
Ane wunPat Fauci Farr Tern ‘Mshally
Adiy
Sun
Kennedy
John Kennedy
Truman
Wifs Jacqueline
Nairobi
Kenya
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