Grangers Plan To Attend Annual Area Co op Meet
Twenty three Grange members met last evening in Grange Hall for business and a musical program directed by Lloyd Lill. Announced are visits by Conneaut Grange on July 27 and East Branch Pomona Grange on August 1, with the local group hosting two Pomona sessions on September 11.
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Corry
Grange Hall
Lloyd Lill
Conneaut Grange
Pomona
John Decker
Roy Swart
Eugene Powers
Oscar Lindstrom
Lloyd Lillie
Grange
Northwestern Rural Electric Cooperative Association Inc
Cambridge Springs
Max” Rhodes
Warren Electric Co-op
Youngsville
Colombia
South America
Brazil
Elaine Mathews and Robert Beaumont Wed in Jamestown
Elaine Mathews and Robert Beaumont united in marriage Saturday in a double ring ceremony at Christ Chapel of the First Methodist Church in Jamestown, with Rev. James McIntosh officiating. Bride’s parents are Charles and the late Mrs. Mathews of Bear Lake. groom is son of Mrs. Marion Beaumont of Jamestown. Reception followed at the bride's home. They plan to reside at Mason's Trailer Court near Warren after a short wedding trip.
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Misvere Yu
Robert B. Beaumont
Christ Chapel
First Methodist Church
Jamestown
James McIntosh
Charles Mathews
Bear Lake
Marion Beaumont
Maxine Smith
Beaumont
Kenneth Mathews
Colonial Motel
Mason's
Warren
William Beatt
Mont
Cleveland
Ohio
Concord 4 H Club Plans Evening Meeting
Concord Community 4H Club schedules an evening meeting at the Concord Community House on Thursday. A county agent prefair demonstration and a wills demonstration by the 48 Dairy Club will be featured. Members urged to attend, per Mark McCray 4H club president.
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Concord 4 H
Concord Community
48 Dairy Club
Mark McCray
Pennsylvania Club Women In Conference at Penn State
The seventh annual summer conference of the Pennsylvania Federation of Women's Clubs is held at Pennsylvania State University with sessions today through Thursday. Keynote speaker Dr L Witman and Secretary Maurice Goddard address topics on exchange ideas and forest projects. Panel discussions cover silent spring aftermath, insecticide debates, and home life. The program includes International Night and a luncheon at the Nittany Lion Inn concluding the conference.
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Pennsylvania Federation of Women's Clubs
Pennsylvania State University
H. Everett Sanford
John M. Spatz
L. Witman
Office of Cultural and Educational Exchange
University of Pittsburgh
Maurice Goddard
Commonwealth
Department of Forests and Waters
Isaac C. Lehmer
Dillsbure
Goddard
Robert Ruthart
Millersville
Home Life
Alan H. Morgan
Massachusetts Audubon Society
Carlton F.taylor
Penn State University
W. A. Leech Jr
Pittsburgh
Miles 8. Wright
Greensburg
Rose Cologne
Archbishop O Har a in London Still Dangerously Ill
Archbishop Gerald P. O Hara, 68, a native of Scranton Pa, remained seriously ill at his London home after suffering a heart attack Friday and a worsening condition reported yesterday as dangerous.
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London
Gerald P. O'Hara
Scranton
Comic Melodrama The Tavern At Chautauqua This Thursday
A wild tempest night sets the stage as travelers shelter in a country tavern in George M Cohan’s The Tavern. The Vagabond directs the familiar cast led by Max Ellis Sally Noble William Young Robert Allman Richard Oberlin Margaret Victor with a large ensemble under Kirk Willis at Norton Hall.
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Villian
George M. Cohan
Chauiauqua
Norton Hall
the Tavern
New Yorker Magazine
William Paterson
Max Ellis
Sally Noble
William Young
Robert Allman
Richard Oberlin
Margaret Vietor
Kirk Willis
Richard Halverson
Mary Goldsmith
Susan Quinn
Francis Feighan
John Shoemaker
Richard Lewick
David Hager
Local News Roundup Spans Visits and Arrivals
Mrs. Charles Olds returns home from Bradford with sister Mrs Phoebe VanCise of Bliss New York. Capt Norman Merritt and family back from Germany to teach ROTC at Illinois Chamapign. Norman Jr hospitalized after fall in Corry hotel. Mrs Merritt formerly Norma Webb of R D to meet relatives in Galeton. Bert Williams of Spencer road back from west coast trip with Williams and Brambhall in Spokane. Char Williams family visited California and Greece tied to government work. Concord 4H Club meeting moved to 5 p.m. Michael Varasso and wife celebrate 15th anniversary with friends at Priscilla's in Erie.
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Charles Olds
Bradford
West Congress Street
Phoebe VanCise
Bliss
N.Y
Joseph Hughes
Tawney
Rhondi
Kelli
Danny
Willow Grove
Charles van Epps
Fourth Avenue
Perry Nichols
William Street
Corry
Norman Jr
Merritt
Norma Webb
R. D. To
Charles Thompson
Maple Avenue
Guy Crane
Corning
N. Y
Galeton al
William Greene
Bert Williams
Spencer Road
R. D
West Coast
Pomona
Calif
Spokane
Wash
Mary Ellen Brambhall
Europe
Williams
Cynthis Williams
United States
Athens
Greece
Charles Williams
Candy
Diane
Andy
Wayne Street
California
Arizona
Concord
Concord Comunity House
Michael Var
Proposed Kiwanis Session Discusses Public Golf Course
Corry Evening Journal editor George Sample, chair of the Corry Golf Commission, spoke to the Kiwanis Club at the Moose Club last evening. He described community interest in a public golf course to serve local players, including youth, and outlined planning and financing basics using a film strip. Detroit guest Simon Barach and Corry’s Leroy Peck also attended.
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Eorge Sample
Corry
Simon Barach
Detroit
Mich
Leroy Peck
Business Women Meet To Plan August Event
Members of the Local Business and Professional Women's Club met to continue plans for an August gathering. Betsy Meyers, president of the Pennsylvania Federation, attended and outlined a larger festival. A tentative date was set for mid August but changed due to conflicts. another meeting will finalize committee duties and arrangements.
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Eurips St
Jocal Business and Professional Women's Club
Ian’ Tor
Fortheomie
Homer
Betsy Meyers
Pennsylvania Federation
Ness
Avather
Harold Jackson
Sion
Post Office Puts VIM Into Service
The Post Office Department launches VIM vertical mail conveyors in a pilot at a San Francisco building to speed delivery in multi tenant offices. Each tenant gets a dedicated tray with a lock and key for incoming and outgoing mail, enabling rapid delivery to building tenants.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Crown Zellerbach
San Francisco
J. Edward Day
NIMS
T Hat
Defeat Bill For Grabbing Pay Of Welfarers
A plan to direct state aid to workers on relief was defeated by the Senate amid Democratic charges of wage theft and nefarious intent. Five Republicans joined 20 Democrats against the measure, which sought direct payment of relief workers wages to curb misuse and rural labor shortages in harvests. Senators Hawbaker and Haluska defended the bill, while Democrats Miller and Bowyer opposed, arguing the approach would cause harm and misapply funds.
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Neopace
Rai
Charles R. Weber
Philadelphia
Elmer Hawbaker
R-Pranklin
John Haluska
Cambria
John C. Miller
Bowyer
Fother Democrat
Woman Celebrates 109th Birthday With Auto Ride
LOWER MERION PA AP Mrs Anna Y Welch marked her 109th birthday with an auto ride to Readme about 11 miles away. Her son-in-law Dr Paul Pittenger says she has all her faculties and reads without glasses and she still goes on long trips. He credits her long life to early farm work in Pattenburg Hunterdon County New Jersey.
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Lower Merion
Anna Y. Welch
Readme
Welch
Paul Pittenger
Half Million In Jewelry Stolen In Corpus Christi
Police report a burglary in Corpus Christi where jewelry valued at half a million dollars was stolen from the home of Arnold Mortory. Chief Dick Runyon said the crime occurred while family members were away.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
Otlman Arnold
Mortory
Agan
Dick Runyon
Boy Killed By Electric Fence Near Home
William Sprague, fourteen, died after touching a charged wire fence near his home in Mis and Mow Gera A. The fence, caused by fallen wires, was in a chicken coop area behind Henry J. Reitz's residence. A cow also died after contacting the fence.
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William
Sprague
Henry J. Reitz
Folio
Monks and Nuns Protest at U S Embassy in Saigon
Buddhist monks and nuns staged a street demonstration before the U S Embassy in Saigon to protest government persecution. They carried banners, faced little violence, and began a self-imposed hunger strike after marching to the ambassador’s residence.
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U.S
Saigon
Viet Nan Rae
Bootlegging Not Serious Since Pennsylvanias Tax Increase
Harrisburg AP reports spot checks across Pennsylvania show little bootlegging of liquor beer and cigarettes despite higher state taxes. Revenue Department officials say border checks with state police found few violations and cigarette sales in outlying areas declined.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Revenue Department
Pennsylvania-Maryland
Tention Lewis
Des Dartment
Bureau of
Lewis
Policeman Action Quells Mob After Fatal Shooting
Police quelled a near riot as rocks and bottles flew during a peaceful demonstration over a fatal shooting by two officers. Four men and two juvenile girls were arrested for investigation of inciting to riot. five people, including two officers, hospitalized with minor injuries.
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M Hay
I. Pour
Fone
Six Of One Half Dozen Of Other Punishment Choice
Ex City Judge Joseph W. Esworthy yesterday offered women who pleaded guilty to public intoxication a choice of six months in jail or having their mouths washed with soup. Richard Walleke, 10, accused of swearing at women, and Francis Perkins, 56, who swore Mk and Do Heeman, chose soap as two patrolmen meted out the punishment.
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Binghamson
Joseph W. Esworthy
Richard Walleke
Francis Perkins
Mk & Do Heeman
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