Revenge Plot For Electra At Chautauqua This Week
Sophocles Electra is staged at Norton Hall this Thursday and Saturday July 28 and 29. Adale O Brien plays Electra with Lilyan Brorer as Orestes and Dolly Wasson as Clytemnestra in Frederic McConnell's production featuring William Paterson Max Ellis Edith Owen and others.
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Chauauqua
Sophocles
Electra
Norton Hall
Clytemnestra
Orestes
Adale O Brien
Lilyan Brorer
Dolly Wasson
Crytenmestra
William Paterson
Max Ellis
Edith Owen
Helen Harrington
Ellen Miller
Leslie Cass
Frederic McConnell
Inter-City Bridge Club Scores At Hotel Corry
Winners in the weekly Inter-City Bridge Club event at the Hotel Corry included North-South led by John and Don Hester of Erie with 10s, Anabel Duff of Warren and Robert Larsen of Jamestown, and Ed Helen Rockwell with R. W. Stahlman of Warren. East-West top finishers were Jamestown pair E. F. Smedley and B. L. Newberry with 102, followed by Mrs. C. J. Campbell of Erie and Charles Shuss of Corry. Next week features the monthly master point session.
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Amuyos
Corry
East
Jamestown
E. Fa Smediey
B. L Newberry
C. J. Campbell
Erie
Charles Shuss
Selma Fisher
Frank Flynn
Ted
Leonard Gillespie
John Ellis
Meadville
Miss Messinger Presents Recital at Warren Conservatory
Miss Messinger presented a junior piano recital at the Warren Conservatory of Music. Assisted by Miss Nancy Curtis as vocal soloist with George A. Johnson on piano, she performed Bach, Beethoven, Schumann, Chopin, Achron. Curtis sang Gershwin and Rodgers and Hammerstein numbers, with Mendssohn and Tschaikowsky pieces featured in finale. Portuguese Leader Dies in Lisbon.
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Justin Paessanger
Corry Area High School
Warren Conservatory of
Nancy Curtis
George A. Johnson
Gershwin
Porgy and Bess
Rodgers and Hammerstein
Miss Messinger
Mr. Johnson
Tschaikowsky
Corry Delights July Community Events Calendar
The Journal lists calendar items through July including bridge games at Corry Country Club and picnics hosted by the Past Noble Grands Club and EUB groups. Also noted are dinners, a Red Cross meeting, and a Lutheran Fellowship picnic at Chautauqua Lake. A series of baby announcements follows from Corry Memorial Hospital and nearby towns.
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Journal
Corry Country Club
Noble Grands Club
Elof Dahl
Aldwienet
Marshall Sherwood
American Red Crank
Libeal
Chautauquin Lake
Guy Benmink
Mead Park
Lutheran Fellowship
Chautauqua, Lake
Wnd
Wheelock Community Aid
Kenneth Harvey
Inter-City Bridge Club
Hotel Corry
Plosss Celebrate 40th Anniversary At Home Event
An open house for Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Ploss marked their 40th wedding anniversary at their 130 Johnson Street home. About 100 relatives attended a two-session gathering with a red and white theme, three tier cake, and refreshments.
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Delbert Ploss
Johnson Street
Milo Walton
Columbus
Paul Post
Erie
Delbert Pross
Concord 4-H Club Swimming Party Planned
Concord Bays and Girls 4-H Clubs schedule a swimming party for Thursday evening July 28 at 7 pm in the Baldwin home pool. A wiener roast follows at Joseph McCray’s home, led by local leader. Also: Moscow marshal Grechko named Warsaw Pact armed forces commander, replacing Konev who held the post since 1955.
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Concord Bays
M. O. Baldwin
Joseph McCray
RED
Moscow
Andrei Antonovich Grechko
Nikita Khrushchev
Ivan Konev
Country Club To Continue Tourney At Corry Club
The Corry Country Club hosts the second of six sessions in the Club Individual Bridge Championship tonight at 8. Mrs. Robert Tunner leads 28 entrants after a first-session 79 two weeks ago, followed closely by Mrs. Virginia Ross and Mrs. J. Fred Kinley. Players will count four best scores across six sessions to determine the champion, with a club trophy and top-session awards. The event uses duplicate match points in an individual Rainbow movement.
Long Bids For Congress Seat In Louisiana Primary Runoff
Earl Kemp Long, 64, rose to a strong second in Louisiana's Big District race, trailing Rep. Harold McSween as the field narrowed to a runoff August 27. Long vows to win, targeting Holt’s vote total in a bid to reclaim the seat long held by his family.
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Long
Congress
NEW Leans
Louisiana
Earl Kemp Long
McSween
Holt
Ben F. Holt
Alexandria
George S. Long
Yesteryear In Society July 1940 Highlights
Society notes from Corry and area include Mrs Paul Brynwhfein hosting a 23 guest party for Mr Helen Rathbun s upcoming wedding, Miss Marian Berry and Miss Dorothy Akam brides elect at Emily McElroy home, and Dairy Men s League wiener roast at Webb McCray s home. Also mention of golf Open at Westfield, Rotary club meetings, ABC club picnic, and upcoming St Thomas parish lawn festival set for August 15.
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Paul Brynwhfein
B. Kygar
Marjorie McElroy
Helen Rathbun
Wiyise Madriage
Simauns
Emily McElroy
Fifth Avenue
Marian Berry
Dorothy Akam
Robert Lewis
Doris Rickerson
Dairymen’s League Association
Webb McCray
Corry
Remy
Mary Elizabeth Gillette
Josephine St. Clair
Ernest Morse
Westfield
N. Y
Walter McElroy
John Kebler Jr
North East
Raymond Walters
A. Bruce Smith
Rotary
Old City
Harvey Loveland
Cottage Park
Colmbus
ABC Club
J. J. Andrews Relic Corps
Ross Westley
Worth Street
Pa. May Influence GOP VP Choice Contested Delegation
The scene centers on Pennsylvania GOP leadership as Scott defeats Taylor for delegation head last May and pushes for a closed caucus to reporters. Taylor objects, Bloom intervenes and the meeting opens to newsmen while Scott introduces Taylor with an affectionate “Here's pop-pop” moment to the applause of delegates.
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GOP
Scott
Taylor
Bloom
Kennedy Bids To Soothe New York in Hyannis Port
Senator John Kennedy meets with New York City Mayor Robert Wagner to smooth factional rifts as Kennedy seeks New York's 45 electoral votes. He plans a Johnson visit Aug 1 or 2 to discuss campaign plans and the upcoming Congress session. Johnson had been vacationing in Mexico and then spoke by phone with Salinger.
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Hyannis
Port
Mass
John P. Kennedy
Robert F. Wasner
New York City
New York
Kennedy
Applecarts
Lyndon B. Johnson
Pierre Salinger
Johnson
Hyannis Port
Congress
Mexico
Salinger
Man's Body Found on 72nd Birthday in Pa
Amos L. Dunn a Thompsontown resident in Juniata County was found dead in a Greenwood Township wooded area. Sheriff Marlin Hotestine stated the man likely died of a heart attack late last Monday after visiting friends at a nearby farm, with his body discovered Saturday.
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Mifflintown
Juniata County
Greenwood Township
Marlin Hotestine
Amos L. Dunn
Thompsontown
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Chautauqua
Lisbon
Manual Murias
National Union
Diario la Mancha
National Assembly
Ies
Andrey P. Ganta
Pittsfield
Corry Memorial Hospital
George Sloan
Corry Memon’. Hospital
Mervin D. Newton
Mott Street
Beth Johanna
Lloyd W. ‘Thomas
Rochester
Thomas
Lloyd
Snyder Circle
Union City Memorial Hospital
Donald Davis
Wattsburg
Mrs
Melissa Pero
North Werren
Justice of the
T. W. Sparks
Sugar Grove
Pless
McInnes Steel
Eugene Button
Manley
Moore
Hang Boardman
Mary Alice McCray
Alfred
Delbert Jr
Burton
John
Clyde
Robert Ploss
Sawyer Studio
Concord 4-H
Lakeview
Nestle
Reed, Lear & CO
New York Stock Exchange
George N. Orcutt
Pittsburgh
Butler
Johnstown
Warren - Meadville
Yesteryear
Edward Wérome
East Congress Sweet
Dorr Clark
Uly
Harold Triscuit
R. D
Louie
Howard Ladd
Charles Ladd
Elgin
Eau Claire
J. J. Knapp
Iiciating
William Eaton
Eric
Burch Gordon
Mast
Washington Aryect
Dave
Union City
Carlisce Camp
David Parker
Mabel Michael
Aid
St. Thomas Parish
West Washington Street
Arthur F. Leon
St. Thomas
Auto Glass
General Auto Repair
Frank’s
Thomas Motors
Fera
Vera Miles George
Sanders
Corry Drive-in
Ice Palace
Tyrawa Beachhead
P.S
Rossbacher iInsurance
A. E. Tate
Dohn R, Schneider
Goodyear Tractor Tires
Crown
Remington Mall Chain
Johnson Bros
Frank Joy Emory
Albers
Chrysler
Clarence Wallace
YOURE
Plymouth Valiant
COBBY
Union City, PA
Walter Reninger
Duane EK
Bates
America
Borstorff & Fitch
Rambler Dealer
John Williams
Paul Stroup
Patterson Photo Products
First Avenue
Harry Miles
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