Stork shower honors Mrs Richard Bailey in Corry area
A stork shower for Mrs Richard Bailey of Youngsville, formerly Corry, drew twelve guests at East Smith Street host's home. Prizes went to Miss Lassie Williams, Mrs Ronald Rathbun, Mrs Robert Mack, and the guest of honor. Door prize to Mrs Carl Merritt. Refreshments included fruited gelatin, whipped cream, wafers, cupcakes, coffee and lemonade. Assistants were Mrs Henry Davis Jr and Mrs E Craw Moore.
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Bailey
Henry Davis Jr
E. Craw Moore
Leone Family Elects Officers At Reunion
The second annual Leone Family reunion at Mead Park elected officers Franke Leone Jamestown president James Reed Spartansburg vice president and Mrs Henry Davis Jr secretary and treasurer Milton Blue will handle reservations for next year A tureen dinner fed about 46 at 1 o clock The next reunion is set for the third Sunday in July at Community Park Ene with participants from Jamestown Erie Spartansburg and Cor The group enjoyed softball badminton and park facilities A wiener roaster preceded the adjournment for the year
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Mead Park
Franke Leone
Jamestown
James Reed
Spartansburg
Henry Davis Jr
Milton Blue
Ene
Erie
Cor
WCTU Members Picnic at Mead Park Mead
The Women’s Christian Temperance Union held a Mead Park picnic for 18 members at the Ash Hill pavilion. Officer elections were conducted with Guy Bennink as president and L. L. VanTassel as vice president. The Erie County picnic is planned for August 18.
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Women’s Christan Temperance Union
Ash Hill
Mead Park
Loretta Beldon
Floyd Johnson
Guy Bennink
Bennink
L. L. VanTassel
Alfred Haenel
Lillian Whiteley
T. R. Sorenson
Erie County
WCTU
J. B. Cogan
Swanson Girl and Amoroso Boy Born to Local Families
A daughter born to Mr and Mrs R Leonard Swanson of Ri 14 early this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital. A son John born July Léth to Mr and Mrs Ralph Amoroso in Naples Italy where Mr Amoroso is stationed with the US Navy. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs John Amoroso of Spring Street.
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R. Leonard Swanson
Corry Memorial Hospital
John
Ralph Amoroso
Naples
Italy
Amoroso
United States Navy
John Amoroso
Spring Street
Rebekahs Conduct Routine Meeting at Odd Fellows Hall
The Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge met in the Independent Order of Odd Fellows Hall with Mrs Merrill Little presiding. They reminded members of the Rebekah Helping Hand picnic tomorrow at Mrs Bertha Darwin's Mead Avenue home and adjourned to meet again August 4.
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Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge
Order of Odd Fellows | Hall
Merrill Little
Rebekah
Bertha Darwin
Mead Avenue
Area Fire Auxiliary Plans Sunday Picnic at Sportsmen's Club
Members of the Area Fire Auxiliary and their families will gather Sunday at Mitchell Grove if dry or indoors at the Sportsmen's Club in case of rain. Attendees are asked to bring their own table service tureen and sandwiches.
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Mitchell Grove
Sportsmen's Club
Beaverdam Busy Bees Plan Club Picnic
Twenty three girls from the Happy Bakers Concord 4-H Club traveled to Erie to meet in the extension office where Miss Carolyn Golitz guided biscuit making. The group then enjoyed a picnic at Glenwood Park with chaperones Mrs Joseph McCray Mrs Lucian Lindholm Mrs Guy Fralick and Mrs Rupert Morris.
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Happy Bakers Concord
Erie
Agricultural Extension
Carolyn Golitz
Glenwood Park
Joseph McCray
Lucian Lindholm
Guy Fralick
Bea
Rupert Morris Verdam
Busy Bees
Cecil Harrington
Judy Lindhom
Roy Ladd
Lea Jones
Mixed Signups Continue At Little Rock
Registration under police surveillance continues at Little Rock four high schools. 429 seniors registered peacefully as schools reopen after last year’s integration ban. Five Negroes sought Central High. no Negroes enrolled in Hall or Tet?ech. After signup the school board will apply the pupil placement law to assign students.
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Lipile Rock
Ark
Little Rock
Prade
Central High
Hall
Ech
Central
Chop! Board
Vandals Damage Historic Franklin Mausoleum in Cemetery
Franklin An act of vandalism damaged the Keystone Mausoleum built in 1913 14 at Franklin Cemetery where 50 to 60 caskets remain. The structure has been unused since 1954 when it was ordered padlocked and about 26 caskets have been moved to regular lots by relatives.
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Franklin
Keystone Mausoleum Co
Department of Labor and Industry
Franklin Cemetery Association
Miss C Defler Dies at 85 in Local Home
Miss C Defler aged 85 died this morning at Resameau at Perea on West Washington street after a lengthy illness. Born December 14 1873 in Corry she lived here all her life. Survived by niece Mrs Winifred D Howard Niagara Falls and nephews Clyde Defler Seneca Falls NY William Defler Canandaigua NY. Friends may call Bracken Funeral Home tomorrow 2 9 p m funeral Friday 1 p m Pine Grove Cemetery Interment planned.
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Resameau
Perea
West
Washington Street
Corry
Miss Defler
Winifred D. Howard
Niagara Falls
Clyde Defler
Seneca Falls
William Defler
Canandaigua
N.Y
Bracken Funeral Home
Pine Grove Cemetery
Rain mystery solved as bug juice showers San Diego backyard
In San Diego California the mystery rain over Charles Coval's yard is explained by scientists led by Dr. Rudolph Preisencorfer. Leafhoppers or sharpshooters produced honey dew spray moistening a 20 foot square area. Coval a missile plant engineer welcomes the explanation.
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San Diego
Calif
Charles Coval
Coval
Rudolph Preisencorfer
University of California
Preisendorfer
Gromyko Speech Holds Talks Fate in Big Four Proceedings
Western diplomats pressed Andrei Gromyko on a Western counterproposal for a continuing Big Four conference on German unification. They sought priority to remove the Communist threat to West Berlin. Gromyko avoided direct answers, prompting an angry clash with Selwyn Lloyd as talks neared a possible break.
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U.S
Christian A. Herter
Selwyn Lloyd
Maurice Couve de Murville
Gromyko
West Berlin
Lloyd
Herter
Miss Universe pageant names 15 American finalists
Long Beach Calif. reports 46 American entrants were narrowed to 15 finalists including Alabama Pat Sullivan Arkansas Donna Sue Needham California Terry Lynn Huntingdon and New York Arlene Nesbitt. contestants paraded in evening gowns and swimsuits as an adding machine determined winners amid 3500 in Memorial Auditorium.
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Long Beach
Calif
Alabama
Pat Sullivan
Arkansas
Donna Sue Needham
California
Terry Lynn Huntingdon
Colorado
Diane Lee Garner
Florida
Nani- 18 Greeno
Georgia
Dorothy Gladys Taylor
Iowa
Kay Nielson
Lowstana
Mary
Margaret la Bianca
Maine
Carolyn Roma
Maryland
Diane White
Missouri
Barbara Stell
Nevada
Joy Blaine
New York
Arlene Nesbitt
Texas
Elgean Douglas
Virginia
Wilda Sue Estep
Storm
Memorial Auditorium
Alaska
Vermont
Korea
Kyun Choo Oh
Pamela Anne Searle
Sleepwalker Involved In Hotel Jewelry Case
Ralph Goldberg claimed sleepwalking during an immigration case and a jewelry convention at the Morrison Hotel in Chicago. Police surrounded rooms after a 4 am alarm. Goldberg wandered from room 1242 toward 1210 and was found with detective Raymond Church.
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Chicago
Ralph Golbere
Golders
Charles Fitzgerald
Goldbere
Canada
Mortison
Liselane Rello
the Morrison
Fitzgerald
Lisciandrelio
Margaret
Liselandretto
Los Angeles
Goldberg
Raymond Chur
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Fourth Avenue
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Uhion City
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Jack Coe
Sherman
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Kentucky
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Paul Coe
Sherman, Bt
Fort Smith, Ark
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Corry Country Club
Women's Association
Reunion
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Park Erie
Waldameer Park
Rebekahs
Area Fire Auxiliary
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Russell Stover
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