4-H Council Elects Officers at Warren Courthouse
The Warren County 4-H Council held its meeting at the courthouse with 13 members from seven clubs. Officers elected include Charles Lindell president Carol Simones vice president Bonnie Van Houtan secretary John Lyons treasurer and Mary Ann Reynolds Judy Gruber as news reporters. A picnic date was set for August 6 and regular meetings will be the first Wednesday of each month at 8 o'clock.
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Warren County
4-H Council
Warren
Chandlers Valley
Columbus
Lander
Stateline
Stonecrest
Sugar Grove
Sendra Hammer
Norman Perschke
Charles Lindell
Carol Simones
Bonnie van Houtan
John Lyons
Mary Ann Reynolds
Judy Gruber
Mrs Max Cobb Feted At Shower
Mrs. Max Cobb was honored at a stork shower hosted by Mrs. David Johnson in Spring Creek. Assistants included Miss Janet Armitage and Miss Linda Armitage. Pink and white decorations featured miniature rattles, with games awarding prizes to several guests. About thirty-one relatives attended from Ashtabula Ohio Warren Corry Tidioute and Grand Rapids Michigan.
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Russell S. Merritt Sr
Dennis
South Second
Manteno
Kankakee
Merritt
E. Roush
Andrew Roush
W. H. Loveland
Kingstreet
Downinytown
Loveland
Austin Fowler
Sam Moschler
Beth
Eddie
Martha Kay
Burlington
N.C
Retorn
G. H. Blanchard
Karen
Billy
Youngstown
Ohio
Richard Becker
Lawrence
Dor*ryites
Conneaut
Virginia Bachemer
Becker
Dorothy Rose
Harold Hosier
Bear Lake
Sarasota Jungle Gardens
Florida
Max Cobb
David Johnson
Spring Creek
Janet. Armitage
Linda Armitage
Herbert Loveland
Donald Armitage
Harold Armitage
Dale Jones
John Morris
Nadine Damon
Ashtabula
Warren
Corry
Tidioute
Grand Rapids
Mich
Spring Creek Ladies Plan August Picnic
The Spring Creek Firemen's Ladies Auxiliary met at Spring Creek School led by President Mrs Elmer Tripp. They announced Mrs Don Whaley won the rug given away and discussed the firemen’s picnic set for July 30 at Eastman home East Branch. Attendees should bring their own table service and lunch. coffee and drinks to be provided.
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Spring Creek
Spring Creek Firemen'r
Elmer ‘Tripp
Don Whaley
Allen Eastman
East Branch
Columbus Grange Meeting Conveys Degrees
Items for this calendar must be at The Journal office by 5 p m the preceding Friday. Monday July 10 at 8 30 p m Columbus Grange meeting at the Grange hall First and second degrees will be conferred.
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Journal
Columbus Grange
Grange Hall
Pa. Woman Marks 107th Birthday in Pittsburgh Suburb
In suburban Scott Township, Mrs. Marion Erbe marked her 107th birthday with a party at John J. Kane Hospital. The Tarentum native has lived in Scott Township since last year and remarked that there has been “an awful lot of racket” before returning to bed after the celebration.
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Pittsburgh
Marion Erbe
John J
Honor Maynards At Reception
A reception honored Mr and Mrs Wayne Maynard of Spartansburg following their June 13 wedding in Winchester Virginia. Mrs Maynard is Betty Maynard, daughter of Mrs Laverne Ayers of Wattsburg. The couple’s reception at Spartansburg Methodist Church featured an orchid and white decor with a tiered cake and miniature bride and groom.
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Wayne Maynard
Spartansburo
Winchester
Maynard
Betty Maynard
Laverne Ayers
Wattsburg
Marilyn Maynard
Norman Maynard
Methodist Church
Spartansburg
Neil Parrington
Lula Skiff
Klahr Skiff
Richard Cook
Andy Howell
Bernard Skiff
Gordon Maynard
Pa Boy Killed In Crash Man Dies At Wreck Scene
David Harding of Scranton was killed last night in a vehicle collision after his car struck a tree. John W Wasman, 99, of Scranton, suffered a fatal heart attack rushing to aid the boy as Wallace Harding, David’s father, drove a station wagon into the scene at the intersection.
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David Harding
Scranton
John W. Wasman
David
Wallace Harding
Kent Surrenders After All Night Police Standoff
A berserk man surrendered today after an all night standoff as police, led by Maj Rusu Emes and Capt Jon Chun, closed in on a wooded area near his Kent home. Kent, armed with a pistol, warned officers to back off but later walked into a cornfield and gave himself up when he recognized Cpl. Hornick. Kent is in custody with no injuries reported.
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Kent
Rusu Emes
Jon Chun
Frank Me- Reta
Bele
Donald
Pohen
Curford Geer
To CD
Utest
Woking
Thomas
Cpl
Hornick
Fred
Trwin
Formil Chayee Misheen
beeHenind
108 Miners Die In Czech Mine Fire
A coal mine in Dolní Suchá near Ostrava in Czechoslovakia suffered a fatal fire on Friday night. Ceteká reported 108 miners died despite rapid rescue efforts by teams from across the Moravian coal basin. The disaster struck an important coal region, with government officials and party representatives at the scene.
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Praguear
Carpatian
Ceteki
Dulka Nslavin
e-Ostrava Corlfield
Ceteka
Dolme Sucha
Ostrava
Moravian
Crechoslovakia Cetrka
Ceech Communist Party Central Committee
Caechostovalsia
Wattsburg Man Stabbed In Family Quarrel
Wattsburg man seriously wounded in a family argument after a late night scuffle at home. State Police say investigation continues. initial reports link alcohol and a kitchen knife incident. Victim transported to St Vincent's Hospital in Erie after first being treated at Union City Hospital.
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St. Vincent's Hospital
Erie
Lawrence Park
Dillon
Union City Hospital
St Vincent's Hospital
Remember Corry At Century Turn
A fragment rich in nostalgic reminiscence on early print culture and telegraph news, detailing how a local paper connected to national and world events. It recalls the era of single column metal plates, rail express delivery, and merchant credit shaping daily life and community identity.
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Buick Nétehaiillar
Andorel
Fundiey's
Supinskili
Steady Stoean
Jon
Lee Shumishisin
Hugh Md
Railront Express
Alten
Mae Feria
Loca
Washington
London
Paris
Mosc Ari
eeBtey
Joos
Urieer
Cluthier
Seoul
Tintvin
Tsetory
Gm Ewsk Washington
Benny Preatiber
Fragmented OCR hints at political era and local sports cheer
The garbled text references a political figure driven from office and a public event at an expos venue, with scattered remarks about the Platte, McKinley and Roosevelt era. It ends by noting local support for a sports program at Cory High and general community encouragement.
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Shays
Harbers
Te Platte
Byyan
Mekinkey Uy
McKinley
Okayashars Polipienl
Shierty Oniitinis
Toymlins Sven
Dresmonts
Bofors
Elosine
Old Cory High
Laci
Soldiers Killed By Lightning
A garbled report describes casualties from a lightning strike affecting soldiers. The text references a military unit and locations, but many phrases are unreadable, leaving the core event—soldiers killed by lightning—unclear beyond that mention.
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Sea's Drugs
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Bennett
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Phlasbury Flour
U.S. Ne
Hormel
SWIFT
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Ritz
Swish
The
Melicopters
Peerter
Ali Stargate
Prvi
Une
Elaeveew
Jersey Milk
Elmview Jersey Dairy
Pennsylvania Electric Company
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