Atascadero Guest Heads to American Bridge Nationals
Birdie Tells Us reports John L. Burkhardt of Atascadero Calif arrived in the city for an extended visit. He will depart next week for Montreal to attend the American Bridge Summer Nationals. Other visitors and travel entries include the Robacyanskis of Buffalo and Mrs. Heberlein’s tour through Pennsylvania and Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Burkhardt
Atascadero
Calif
City
Montreal
Pittsburgh
Leo Heberlein
Elk Street
Russell
Joanie) Rycheck
Michael
Julie
Grangers Plan To Participate In Area Events
Members of the Corry Grange met at the Corry Grange Hall with Lloyd Lillie presiding. The four county Grange session is set for East Branch on July 29 at 8 30 p m and the Pomona session for Belle, Valley and West Greene at Wattsburg on August 1. A Northwestern Rural Electric meeting and barbecue at the Crawford County fair grounds is planned for August 5 at 12 noon with Herachel Newsom as afternoon and evening speaker. New August committee includes Mrs Flossie Fosburgh Mrs Harold Gale Mrs Eugene Powers and Charles Mulligan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Crawford County Tale Grounds
Grange
Herachel Newsom
Flossie Fosburgh
Harold Gale
Eugene Powers
Charles Mulligan
Eastern Star Outdoor Card Party Planned by Keppel Home
An outdoor card party organized by the Order of the Eastern Star is set for August 2 from 1 30 to 4 p m at the Mott street home of Mr H H Keppel. Mrs Wayne Skinner and Mrs Merrill McCray head the event with a large committee of local members assisting. The gathering aims to raise funds through ways and means activities and features a long list of committee volunteers from the community. In a separate note, a would be bank robber in Wanta ugh New York fled Security National Bank after a note demanded money, but no cash changed hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mott Street
H. H. Keppel
Order of the Eastern Star
Wayne Skinner
Merrill McCray
George Hagger
Louise Williams
William Levby
Edward Saloum
Robert Joy
Charles Roberts
Robert ‘Core
Albert Fox
Robert Garfield
Peter ‘Swanson
George Beardsley
Rolland Stowe
Ernest Thacker
John Liebegott
Ronald Scalise
Lena Patchen
Clifford Buesink
Pauline Lord
el Imear Wassink
Mary’ Gates
Kaye Laughery Weds Richard Hugh McCray
Miss Kaye Lorraine Laughery and Richard Hugh McCray married July 18 at First Presbyterian Church Union City officiated by Rev James Nelson. Attendants included Marlene Laughery and Joan Laughery with ribbings of family and friends. The couple honeymooned at Niagara Falls then Canada and reside at 317 Mead Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Kaye Lorraine Laughery
Richard Hugh McCray
E. Laughery
R. D
Union City
McCray
Laurence. McCray
West Smith Street
James Nelson
Marlene Laughery
James
Harold Jowers
A. Nelson
Adele McCray
Niagara Falls
Canada
Mead Avenue
Sharyl Shreve
Susan de Gerlando
Cheryl Reynolds
Bonnie Langhery
Carol Brooks
Almonrnte
Ruth Williams
Helen Bennett
Irving
Presbyterian Women Attend National Meet at Purdue University
Presbyterian Women from First Presbyterian Church led by Jan Sowara attended the United Presbyterian Women national meeting at Purdue University Lafayette Ind. The 5 000 participants endorsed a four point program to leverage technology for education nutrition and global development and to promote responsible decision making in power and urban life. The session centered on reconciliation amid rapid change social upheaval and generational gaps. The piece also notes local area connections and biographical details of a bride and her fiancé.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan Sowara
Women's Association
The
First Presbyterian Church
John Kennedy
Maxwell Brown
United Presbyterian Women
Purdue University
Lafayette
Ind
Daughter Deborah Sue Born to Way Family in Warrensville
Deborah Sue Way was born Friday at Brentwood Hospital Warrensville Ohio to Mr and Mrs David L Way. The mother is the former Evelyn Henry. Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Charles Henry of 21 Chestnut and paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs DeForest Way of Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Charles
Velma) Henry
Chestnut Street
Lawrence
Nancy) Haner
LaPuente
Calif
Velma
Joseph
Vivian) Miranda
Huntingdon Art Gallery
Disneyland
Knot's Berry Farm
Decanseo Gardens
San Gabriele
Wanda Owens
Erie
Vivian
Wands
David
Evelyn) Way
Warrensville
Evelyn
Brentwood Hospital
Deborah Sue
David L. Way
Way
Evelyn Henry
Charles Henry
21 Chestnut
Mrs. DeForest Way of
Columbus
Antirot Bill Next For Congress
Washington AP Congress moves to act on a limited anti rioting measure after rail strike and New Jersey riots in Newark and Plainfield. The House expected to pass the bill Wednesday with Senate action likely, as leaders push to curb interstate travel used to incite violence amid civil rights protests. Senator Dirksen says the Newark unrest may speed Senate consideration while Governor Hughes cites criminal insurrection concerns. Ramsey Clark warns the department found no interstate conspiracy tied to the riots and no evidence of insurrection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Newark
Plainfield
N.J
Everett M. Dirksen
New Jersey
Senate Judiciary Committee
Dirksen
Richard J. Hughes
Ramsey Clark
Justice Department
Corry Memorial Hospital
Raymond Kent
Cy. Union Cuy
Hello Dolly Sets Broadway Record in July Run
New York theater scene notes Hello Dolly surpassing The Sound of Music with its 1,444th performance on July 1, becoming the fourth longest Broadway production in history. The milestone highlights Dolly Levi’s enduring appeal and long running success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sound of Music
Broadway
Broadway's Dolly lineage and long running shows
Betty Grable stars as Dolly in a historic Broadway musical. Previous Dollys include Carol Channing, Ginger Rogers, and Martha Raye. The three longest running Broadway shows are South Pacific with 1,684 performances, Oklahoma with 2,212, and My Fair Lady with 2,717 performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Grable
Dolly
Carol Channing
Ginger Rogers
Martha Raye
Hints From Heloise and Practical Home Tips
A collection of reader hints on party treats and home hacks. Tips include stacking ice cream for double decker cones by inverting the cone on a dish, chilling and finishing techniques, sewing and repair ideas for purses, cleaning window screens with a sponge, reusable doorstops from rubber thong soles, and camping solutions with a hat bag shelf system to keep gear dry and organized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heloise
Laur Somerville
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Orium
Aoater Son
Rhoades-Wesoloski
Terry Wesolohi
Birdie
Valentine
Mary) Sarnicki
141
Worth Street
Arthur Robacyanski
Barbara
Buffalo, N.Y
Robacyanski
Janet Sarmicki
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Elmer
Delight
Marion Street
E. P. Walley
Cleveland Hopkins International Airport
Mary Gates
Newell
West Church Street
Robert Spencer
Robert, Marianna
Scott
Milan
Ocean Boulevard
Haven Beach
Mary
Norman
Robert Gosline
Bobby
Levittown, Pa
Gosline
Bonnie Gates
Norman Esete
Newell Gates
Pa 3
Levittown
Chautauqua Dance Company
Statia Sub- Jette
Norton Hall
Tchaikowski
Sugar Plum Fairy
Statia Sublette
Paul Hangauer
Pennsylvania
Women's Relief Corps
Grand Army of the Republic
Corry Grange Hall
Eva Dundon
Henry Hill
Helen Rhoades
Terry Wesoleski
Linda Barton
Richard Wesoleski
Patricia Swan
Monica Skales
King Street
CorryAreau High School
Corry Area
Corry Manufacturing Company
Gretchen Way
Noel Zimmerman
Lorraine Wesoleski
Arthur Bolan
Frankfurt
Germany
Eastern Airlines
Francis Bacon
Grangers
Bob Church
Morth Center St
HAM
IGA
Eastern Star
Wantaugh, N.Y
Security National Bank
Kaye Laughery Weds
R. McCray
Richard McCray
Sawyer Studio
Texas
North Carolina
Warren
Fairview
Saegertown
Area
Fort LeBoeuf High School
Orra Jean Beauty School
Corry Area High School
Erie County Plastics Corporation
Mel Corry
Imamon Brando Sophialoren
Rong Keng
Technicolor
Laura
Nila
Helen Blaine
Miry Mura
L. V. Hamrick
Merlin
Micki
Chile
Justin Dirreey
DRA Heloise
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