Columbus Grange marks 75th anniversary plans discussed
Birdie Tells Us notes final plans for the Columbus Grange 75th anniversary to be discussed at Monday’s meeting at 8:30 o clock in Lottsville 100F Hall. July 18 is set for observance at Lottsville hall. The session features a pre‑meal program by Captain and Mrs Ben Lée, who recently visited Paris and will station at Lockbourne Air Base.
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Lottsville
Ben Lée
Paris
France
United States Air Force
Lee Dolan
Snyder Kere
Columbus
Ohio
Lee
Lockbourne Air Base
Spencer Alumnae Association
Pymatuning Park
Jamestown
New York
Taylor
Edgar Taylor
Newark
Nnd
Halfast
Mead Park
Naomi Halfast
Chautauqua
Clymer
Charlotte Kinney
Delaware Street
Corry Public Library
Ruth Myers
Memphis
Tenn
Newman Club
Memphis State University
Famed Choral Groups To Be At Chautauqua
Harvard Glee Club and Radcliffe Choral Society visit Chautauqua N Y on their spring tour performing at 4 30 p m under Elliot Forbes. The two choruses founded in 1858 and 1889 joined forces in 1917 with the Boston Symphony.
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Chautauqua
N. Y
Harvard Glee Club
Radcliffe Choral Society
Glee Club and Choral Society
Washington National Cathedral
Kennedy
Boston Symphony
Erich Leinsdorf
John Kennedy
Engagement Announced for Carla Howell and Ernest Tracy
Mr and Mrs Carl Howell of Union City announce the engagement of their daughter Carla Jeanne to Ernest LeRoy Tracy son of Mrs Marjorie Tracy of Pleasantville Pa. Carla is a 1968 Union City High School graduate attending Edinboro State College. Ernest is a 1982 Pleasantville High School graduate attending Houghton College. No wedding date set. Carla is granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Jaquith Sr of Spring Creek. Library notices list forceful abolitionist writings and new books and fiction titles from adult nonfiction and fiction sections with authors including Bradlee Asimov and Uris.
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Carl Howell
Union City
Carla Jeanne
Ernest LeRoy Tracy
Marjorie Tracy
Pleasantville
Harry E. Traviss Howell
Union City High School
Edinboro State College
Pleasantville High School
Houghton College
Houghton
N. Y
Miss Howell
Henry Jaquith Sr
Spring Creek
Local society page demands early submission rule
A city newspaper reminds readers that society notes must be sent in before 1 a.m. the day after the event. The policy prioritizes timely publication for engagements, weddings, and society announcements.
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Society
Beverly Duplicate Bridge Scores Show Strong Play
A five table Howell session by Beverly Duplicate Bridge group on Wayne street yielded an average score of 54. Winners include Mrs. Horton Davis and Morgan Beverly with 60 percent, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Sage of Jamestown at 84, Mrs. Anabel Duff of Warren and Robert Larsen of Jamestown at 57, Mr. and Mrs. James Lundy at 64.6, and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Spotts of Pittsburgh at 56.4. Master Point game slated for next week's play.
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Beverly Duplicate Bridge Group
Beverly
Wayne Street
Horton Davis
Morgan Beverly
Howard Sage
Jamestown
Ane~bel Duff
Warren
Robert H. Larsen
James Lundy
Edward Spotts
Pittsburgh
Memorial Books Donated To Corry Public Library
Memorial books were donated to the Corry Public Library during May and June of 1963 by various groups and individuals. Gifts include Folklore of the Oil Industry in memory of Mrs. Charles Rowe, Here Lies Virginia in memory of Arch Bristow, The Secret River by Wright School Room 12 for Henry Davis Jr., The Yearling by Room 12 for Henry Davis Jr., and Dairy Microbiology in memory of Arthur Crowell, with other memorials from the Faculty Association of Ovid and Mrs. Marian Howard among others.
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Corry Public Library
Ovid
N.Y
Glenard Taylor
Bear Lake
Harold Eddy
Charles Rowe
Virginia
Lawrence C. Nicholas
Arch Bristow
Wright School
Henry Davis Jr
Don Piazza
Arthur Crowell
Hilly
Marian Howard
Ernest Guignon
Tragic Train Death in McKeesport
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad freight train fatally struck 58 year old John Tieseski as he stepped onto the tracks in McKeesport last night. Authorities investigated the incident and notified his family.
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Mckeesport
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
John Tieseski
Golden Agers Picnic at Mead Park in Corry
The Corry Areas Golden Age club holds its annual picnic Tuesday at the Dinter Pavilion in Mead Park. Lunch is served at 12 30 P M and members are asked to bring tureens table service and beverages per president Mrs Maude Byrnes.
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Oo Duennett
Mead Park
Corry Areas
Golden Age Lab
Maude Byrnes
Rainbow Girls Outing Set for Wednesday
The Cor Ty Assembly Order of the Rainbow for Girls plans an outing at Meads Peninsula. Members bring lunch. beverages provided by the committee. Meet at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at the southeast corner of North Center and East Washington streets. Mrs. Clifford Buesink, mother advisor, says tickets or money may be returned.
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Rainbow Girls
Corty Assembly
Order of the Rainbow
North Center
East Washington Streets
Clifford Buesink
Campbell Hosts Amici Bible Class At A D 3 Home
Mr and Mrs Lynn Campbell hosted 32 Amici Bible Class members of the Evangelical United Brethren Church at their A D 3 home. Mrs Mary Beagle gave devotions and Mrs John Carrier conducted the business session. A picnic supper followed in the yard. The next meeting will be at Mr and Mrs Floyd Dougherty R D 4 on August 14.
Five Injured In Wilkinsburg Blaze In Pennsylvania
A fire on the top floor of a four story brick building in Wilkinsburg injured three family members and two firefighters. Regis Sullivan age 31 his daughter Patricia 9 and son Ronald 2 were treated for burns at Columbia Hospital and released. Firefighters David Altman and George Jones were treated for smoke inhalation and an arm cut and released. The cause remains undetermined. A separate report notes a person pronounced dead at Keesport Hospital.
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Fitiopunun
Wilkinsburg
Regis J. Sullivan
Patricia
Ronald
Columbia Hospital
David Altman
George Jones
Ee Keesport
Keesport
My Favorite Recipe Shared For Publication
Quick home bake note gives a dough with sugar lard brown sugar eggs water peanut butter and flour mixed and baked at 375 degrees for about 10 to 12 minutes. Readers are invited to send favorite recipes to The Corry Journal for publication to share with others.
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the Corry Journal
Eisenhower says GOP win possible if party unites
Former President Eisenhower aboard a GOP train in San Francisco recalls Truman's 1948 upset and urges a united vigorous campaign to defeat Johnson. He notes editors misread his neutrality and says he told Goldwater he would vote for the civil rights bill if in the Senate, while denying any pledge. He discussed meeting with potential nominees and the need for a decisive, unified message.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Harry S. Truman
Republican Party
Eisenhower
San Francisco
Truman
Johnson
Cleveland
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Senate
Arizona
Woman Granted Permission to Move Parents Graves
Allegheny County Court granted Miss Imogene Maloney permission to transfer her parents remains from Calvary Cemetery in Elizabeth Borough to Round Hill Cemetery in nearby Elizabeth Two so the family could stay together in death as in life. Her parents have rested in Calvary for over 30 years.
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Luua5uungh
Allegheny County
Imogene Maloney
Elizabeth Borough
Calvary Cemetery
St. Michael’s
Round Hill Cemetery
Elizabeth
Maloney
Bank holdup in Maine leaves trooper dead. two men charged
A 21 year old Masontown Pennsylvania man faced superior court charges of armed robbery and murder after a Yorkshire Municipal Court appearance. The July rough bank robbery at the South Berwick First National Bank of Biddeford netted about 7000. State Trooper Charles C. Black was killed during the attempt to stop the holdup. A second suspect, Joseph Rode Donald MacDonald, 92, of Roches, was arrested five hours after the crime in Osworth New Hampshire and also faces murder and armed robbery charges. MacDonald was held for extradition talks.
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North Berwick, Maine
Masontown
Wayne Beckus
Yorkshire
Charles C. Black
Owo
South Berwick
First National Bank of
Biddeford
Black
Beckus
Joseph Rode Donald
Roches
Osworth
N.H
MacDonald
Manchester
Maine
Firemen Stage Surprise at Kansas City Western
Firemen acted during a western in a Kansas City theatre last night extinguishing a small blaze behind a false curtain above the screen. A firecracker from the front seats started the fire as about 300 patrons watched the film continue to run.
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Kansas City
Burial Plans Mention Round Hill Cemetery For Family
A note states that the brother was buried in Round Hill Cemetery and she would be buried there as well. It asks if a son or daughter is currently away from home and notes they would enjoy The Journal daily.
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Brother
Round Hill Cemetery
Journal Daily
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