Fifth wedding anniversary party for Bernice Marsh and Larry Shampoe
The Shampo es of Little Valley were honored with a Sunday party at the Bowen home in Westfield to celebrate their fifth anniversary. Numerous local residents attended or were mentioned as visitors to friends and relatives in nearby towns throughout the weekend and week. Bible School at Cutting Community Church will run July 17 to 21 from 9 a.m. to 12 noon with transportation provided by Mrs Randall Shampoe. program scheduled for Friday at 8 p.m.
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Bernice Marsh
Larry Shampoe
Little Valley
John Bowen
Westfield
Gordon Shampoe
Brian
Cecil Humphrey
Sherman
Max Bemis
Mark
Erie
Terry Phelps
Angela
Kentucky
Mildred Pressel
Woodbury
Sarah Thompson
Roaring Springs
David Albright
Marion, Humphrey
Frank
Jaquith and
Lamont
Buffalo
Frank Picone
Joseph Nakoski
Ann Conner
Nellie Cook
Theodore Nakoski
Elma
Bible School
Cutting Community Church
Randall Shampoe
Gary Kostreba
Corry
Love Albright
North Clymer
Lillian Wallace
George Schramling
Myron Wallace
Social visits and Circle meet at North East and Ridgecrest
Mr and Mrs Gail Alcorn visited Mr and Mrs Glen Evans. Albright family called on Gary Kostreba and family near Beaverdam to view a new trailer. The Friendly Circle met at Mrs Arthur Wallace home with 15 members and 3 guests including Mrs Fassett Bemis and Marsh. Devotions led by Mrs Leon Morton, poetry readings, a white elephant sale, and a birthday cake honored Mrs Wallace and Mrs Marsh with birthdays on the 4th and 13th. The August meeting will be a family picnic at Mrs Merton Bayle’s home, refreshments hosted by Mrs Bernice Marsh and Mrs Gordon Shampoe.
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Leo Zerlinski
Erie
Joseph Nakoski
Carl Bayle
Frank Bayle
Ripley
Gail Alcorn
Corry
Louise Marsh
Joan Sheehan
Larry Sheehan
Clifford Aikens Sr
David Albright
Beverly
Sarah Thompson
Mildred Pressel
Love Albright
North Clymer
Vernon Humphrey
Frank Jaquith
Lamont
James Hopkins
Jamestown
Pearl Bemis
Harry Hickle
Kay
Bernice Marsh
Theodore Vososky
Andrew Horvath
Hatch Hollow
Max Bemis
Myron Wallace
James VanEarden
Clymer
Leon Legters
Glen Evans
Beverly Albright
Gary Kostreba
Beaverdam
Arthur Wallace
North East
David Fassett
Ridgecrest
Calif
Leon Morton
Merton Bayle
Gordon Shampoe
Key Drug Probe Witness Missing in Buffalo Case
Erie County DA seeks former Buffalo Police chemist Joseph W. Vaughan in a grand jury probe into missing narcotics evidence. Vaughan, a witness in the Gristmacher case, left Buffalo last November for a San Francisco chemist post and has been difficult to locate for about two weeks as officials pursue him for testimony.
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Buffalo
Joseph W. Vaughan
Buffalo Police Department
Erie County
Grand Jury
Michael F. Dillon
Vaughan
Buffalo Police Laboratory
Alvin R. Gristmacher
Federal Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
San Francisco
Geodetic Survey Director Named
AP reports Capt. Leonard S. Banker 49 named director of the National Geodetic Survey based in Rockville Maryland. The longtime agency officer since 1947 hails from Clarksdale Mississippi and serves under the Commerce Department’s National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
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Geodetic Survey
Washington
Leonard S. Banker
National Geodetic Survey
Rockville
Commerce Department
National Oceanic and “Atmospheric Administration
Baker
Clarksdale
Miss
FCC Rules End Lassie Run In Prime Time TV
The FCC votes 5 to 1 to deny Campbell Soup a waiver from the Prime-Time Access Rule, costing the company over $1 million and prompting new programming to replace reruns. Chairman Dean Burch condemns the ruling as judgment of program quality, while October brings a ban on using the hour for old network reruns.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Campbell Soup Company
Campbell
FCC
Columbia Broadcasting System
Dean Burch
Commission
High-Lift Flips Kills Operator at Local Gravel Plant
Strawbridge 49 of B.D. 2 Titusville died after a high lift tractor overturned at White City Sand and Gravel Company. The operator was pinned beneath the vehicle, a wrecker had to lift the machine before removal. He died en route to Titusville Hospital. Deputy Coroner Dr. Robert Taylor investigated.
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Titusville
Lewis
Strawbridge
B.D
White City
Italy Shapes Fall-Winter Fashions From Milan Runways
Italian fashion houses unveiled fall-winter collections with a shift toward inviting styles over commands. Designers favor looser coats with kimono sleeves, pared down padding, and simple sober lines. Fancy jewelry, soft cloche hats, turbans, and trousers appear, while daytime dresses stay shirtwaist yet emphasize femininity. Skirts stay knee length in daywear with some plans for longer back hems.
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Tiziani
Talitaine
Union City Livestock Prices for July 13 Sale
Good and choice hogs bring 25 to 25, sows 19 to 22, beef cows 23 to 27, canners and cutters 18 to 21, beef heifers 25 to 29.
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Union City
Troopers Set Police Cadet Summer Camp For Erie Youth
The Pennsylvania State Police Troop E and the American Legion will run a Camp Cadet program for Erie County boys ages 12 to 15 at Camp Glinodo in Erie from August 13 to 19. Fifty may attend at no cost, with academy-style training and supervision. Applications open at State Police stations in Corry Girard and at Troop E in Lawrence Park. selections go to the first 50 complete submissions.
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Pennsylvania State Police
Erie
The
American Legion
Pennsylvania
Erie County
Camp Glinodo
Pennsylvania State Police Academy
Corry
Girard
Lawrence Park
Pan
Raymond
Frankoski
Eee
Robert M. Fulton
Corry Stores Advertise Livestock Prices by Grade
An advertisement lists livestock price ranges by category including veal calves 27 to 34, heavy and medium calves 44 to 80, lambs 27 to 33, and a note to shop at Corry Stores.
City declares emergency flood aid with mobile homes permit rule
Salamanca elevates to disaster area to house flood victims with 40 mobile homes under restrictions. A permit from the city tax assessor is required for applicants. Police cite three drivers for motor code violations including reckless driving and a stop sign offense. Real estate transfers note Spartansburg United Methodist Church sale. A $180 car crash injuries report from Hydetown. Titusville arrests for drunk and disorderly conduct. Youth jobs funded for 250 youths in Warren and Forest counties under the Neighborhood Youth Corps program. Weather outlook shows hazy hot humid conditions with thundershowers. highs in mid to upper 80s and near 90 tomorrow.
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Salamanca
Pennsylvania
Chou Encourages Mending Japan Ties
In Tokyo the New China News Agency reports Premier Chou En-lai welcomed Japan’s Tanaka cabinet moves to normalize relations. The dispatch notes a Tokyo welcome for Hsiao Hsiang-chien, new head of the Chinese trade mission, with Chou expressing hope to restore diplomatic ties.
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Tokyo
Peking
Chou
En-lai
Kakuei Tanaka
New China News Agency
Hsiao Hsiang-chien
Japan
Hsiao
Tanaka
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