Farewell Party for Armitage Family Held at Grange Hall
A farewell gathering honored Mr. and Mrs. William Armitage Jr and their children at East Branch Grange Hall on a Saturday eve, as they prepare to move to Cincinnati. About 100 guests attended from Jamestown Columbus Clymer Mearsville and Corry, presenting book ends and a cash purse. Refreshments included sandwiches jello cake coffee and Kool-Aid.
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Armitage
William Armitage Jr
East Branch Grange Hall
Armitages
Cincinnati
Jamestown
Columbus
Clymer
Mearsville
Corry
Cobb's Corners
Club Social Gatherings Report Vacation Guests
Mrs. Gertrude Grover of Grove street spent two weeks vacationing at Findley Lake with Mr. and Mrs. John McMichael of Erie. Mrs. Ralph Brooks and sons Steven and Andrew of King of Prussia, Pa, arrived to spend the week with Mrs. Brooks' sister, Mrs. Louis Morrow, and her family of Euclid street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Windah
West Washington Street
New England States
Bar Harbor
Lake Placid
Virginis Bragg
Richmond
Trvin Young
East Pleasant Street
Brige
Young
John M Mohy
Iwright Street
Arthur Treat
Union City
Buffalo
Lonzo Burdette
Sandra
Akron
Ted Hannah
Mead Avenue
Anna B. Judge
Hugh
Frank DeLury
Pasadena
G. Boudoin
Craighil Jr
McLean
Percy Adams
Frewsbury
Richard Morton
Spring Creek
Morton
Inte
Robert Jackson
Craighill
Adams
Hugh N. Group
Vern Group
Norfolk
William R. Temple
Lincoln
Neb
Everett Elmquis
George Hurlbert
West Brith Street
Lake Erié
Robert
North Carton, O
Lake
Harold Jackson
West Columbus Avenue
Detroit
Gertrude Grover
Grove Street
Findley Lake
John McMichael
Erie
Ralph Brooks
Steven
Andrew
King of Prussia
Brooks
Louis Morrow
Euclid Street
Four Swedish Rangers Visit Girl Scout Camp
Four Swedish Rangers visited the Mead Park two weekly Girl Scout Day Camp. The group, ages 47 and 18, taught songs and dances, shared pictures of Sweden, and joined Corry girls in lunch with 46 campers and guests. Local liaison Mrs Merrill A Wade invites interested Corry seniors to contact her.
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Mead Park
Kristina Elg
Bolluos
Sweden
Pia Helander
Vetlanda
Gunilla Svenson
Tulea
Tages Lundquist
Eselituna
Girl Scouts In America
Our
Rangers
Corry
Merrill A. Wade
Fete Mrs Emma Bramhall At 90th Birthday Party
Mrs Emma Bramhall was honored on her 90th birthday with a family party at the Williams home on East Frederick Street. A lawn picnic and decorated cake followed the dessert, as relatives from Oil City, Wesleyville, New Castle and Riverdale Maryland brought gifts and joined the celebration.
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Maycase
Ete Evans
Frederick Street
Williams
Emma Bramhall
Brambill
A. L. Brambill
Oil City
Franklin Price
Wesleyville
L. B. Bramhall
New Castle
James Curlett
Riverdale
Concord 4-H Club Plans Cleveland Trip
The Concord Learn and Do 4-H Girls Club met at Mrs. Hammond’s home with Miss Doris Little presiding. They planned selling sponges to fund Miss Little’s attendance at Penn State training August 8 to 11 and a bus trip to Cleveland for airport visit and a 200 appearance. The next session is August 12 at 9:30 AM.
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Concord
Cleveland
Howard Hammond
Doris Little
Miss Little
Penn State
Matthews Debuts Son Born at Corry Memorial Hospital
A son was born last evening at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Felix Matthews of 328 Concord Street. Both infant and parents are reported in good condition.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Felix Matthews
Concord Street
Virginia Catulan to David R Apps in Spring Engagement
Mrs Gaston A Catulan Sr of 244 East Main Road Portsmouth Rhode Island and Mr Alfred Apps announce the engagement of Virginia Catulan to David R Apps son of Mr and Mrs Alfred Apps of 203 York Street Carty Catulan attended St Anthony's Cathedral in Newport and is employed at Newport Hospital Apps, a Corry Senior High School graduate class of 19xx, is serving with the United States Naval Security Group Detachment at Newport The wedding is planned for early spring in Portsmouth.
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David R. Apps
Rhode Island
Gaston A. Citalan Sr
East Main Road
Portsmouth
Virginia Edwin
Alfred Apps
York Street
Carty
Catulan
Anthony's Cathedral
Newport
Newport Hospital
Apps Agnduate
Corry
United States Naval Secuity Group
Geneva talks on Red China and US stance
The United States signals willingness to meet Red China in Geneva without Nationalist China as full representative. Dulles notes cease-fire possible under a UN backed effort and mentions possible U N reinforcement of the retreat to secure POW releases. About 20 Americans freed. 51 remain held by Reds, including 40 civilians and 11 fliers with varied detention statuses.
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Republic of Chin
United States
Republic of China
Suydum
Geneva
Dulles
Red China
China
Signife
State Department
United State
Rettort
United Nations
Mrs Frank Gerzina Feted At Stork Shower
Mrs Frank Gerzina was honored at a stork shower yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs Frank Macko in West Spring Creek. Hostesses included the honored guest’s sister and her sisters in law. The party featured pirate bingo and a lunch of party sandwiches pickles olives decorated cake and coffee with favors of pastel candy rattles.
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Frank Gerzina
Frank Macko
West Spring Creek
Macko
Cytil Gluyna
Edward Gluvna
Albert Gluvna
Bernard Gluvna
Baptists Hold Progressive Party for Young People
The First Baptist Church youth group hosted a progressive party starting at Mr and Mrs Bruce Thomas on Second Avenue. They enjoyed appetizers and sandwiches at the Thomas home then moved to Mix Kinney to eat potato chips and relishes. Mrs Joe Sherwood supplied soft drinks at her home and the gathering ended at Mr and Mrs Charles Hubertz where games and more refreshments followed. All joined in singing hymns and Howard Sherwood led a prayer.
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Baptist
First Baptist Church
Bruce Thomas
Second Avenue
Thomas
Aterraup
Mixx
Lucille Kinney
Joe Sherwood
Charles Hubertz
Howard Sherwood
Embezzler John C Siemer Arraigned in Brooklyn Court
Accused embezzler John C Siemer, 24, arraigned in federal court Brooklyn on $62,080 theft from a Staten Island bank where he was a teller. Held on $50,000 bond. Wife Henrietta, 24, says she accompanied him to Cleveland in September 1954 after he threatened suicide. Authorities note doubt she aided the crime. she is expecting her fourth child.
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John C. Siemer
Henrietta
Brooklyn
N. Y
Staten Island
Siemer
New York
Cleveland
Brewery Workers Reject Pay Increase in CIO Vote
Workers in three locals of the CIO Brewery Workers rejected a 17 5 cent hourly raise proposed by the Western Pennsylvania Brewers Association. Contracts expire next Sunday. wages would rise for brewers, drivers, and bottlers if approved. Local officers sought permission for a strike vote amid the rejection. Meads Veterans Group in Scranton elected a new national commander and officers at a Saturday convention.
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Abiouyyou
CIO
Western Pennsylvania Brewers
Duguesne
Pittsburgh
Fort Fuel Trewihe
Brewers
Battlers Tn
Interna Hon
Preswit
Winges
Western Europe hails Big Four conference as success
A London led summary says Western Europe views the Big Four summit as a success. Eisenhower emerges as the dominant figure in observers' eyes while reactions range from praise of reduced tension to calls for continued vigilance across Europe.
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West Europe
London
Europe
Texas
Rapaton
Ibera
Manchester Guardian
Paria
le Populiaire
London Daily ‘Telegraph
60 Tong
Geneve
Eisenhower
Paris
L’aurorée
Ambrich
White House
Ty Bolglim
Gazett van Antwerpen
Communist
Daily Worker of London
Georg Zhukova
Soviet Union
Wiese
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Stewart
Allyson
Strategic Air Command
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Mon
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Southwest Passage
Waikiki
Tanga
Gok
Ente
Pia Tay Aera
Wagl C
BA Maley the Siftereo
F. C. Chapin & Son
Clo Brewery
Ional
Dimes Beliond
Los Angeles
Fankione
M. L
SAC
Helen
Kenmore
Kenmore Electric
Kenmoss
Sears
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