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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1958
Page
5
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Mead Glen Girl Scout Day Camp Ends With Nations Theme
The Mead Glen Girl Scout Day Camp closes its second program week with a United Nations centric program. Units acted out country dances and songs including Lebanon Holland India Scotland Mexico Hungary and Outer Space. Awards for water safety were given, and a new camping unit Milestone was created by Erie County Girl Scouts. Notable attendees included Mrs. James Dewart Miss Virginia Light and Mrs. John M. Hornick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Lebanon
Holland
India
Scotland
Mexico
Hungary
Outer Space
Trvin Downs
YMCA
Merrill Wade
Erie County Girl Scouts
James Dewart
Virginia Light
Erie Council of Girl Scouts
John M. Hornick
Wade
Everett Belknap
Union City
Corryiles Attend School Directors Meet
Mr and Mrs S E Anderson of West Frederick Street and Mr and Mrs Robert Tunnell of West Park Place attended the summer conference of the Pennsylvania State School Directors Association on the Indiana State Teachers College campus. Twenty top educators participated in group discussions on proposed association legislation. Dr Michael Duda president of California State Teachers College addressed Saturday night's banquet. Morning church services were held in the outdoor amphitheatre with a message by Dr A F Shank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Shank
Goldfinch Reunion at Mead Park for 40th annual gathering
The Goldfinch family held its 40th annual reunion at Nichols Lodge Mead Park with hors d oeuvres, visiting and photo taking. A U S flag pin greeted guests as they arrived and programs were offered. Officers were retained and next year’s reunion is planned at the same venue and price with attendees from multiple towns.
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Goldfinch
Ted
Nichols Lodge
Mead Park
U.S
Re Graves
Panama
Frank McCurdy
Titusville
Ruth Skinner
Mrs Bramhall 93 Honored By Family At East Frederick Party
Emma Bramhall was honored yesterday afternoon on her 93rd birthday with a family dinner at the home of Bert and Ella Williams on East Frederick Street. Guests from out of town included A L Bramhall of Oi City L Blair Bramhall of New Castle Miss Mary Bramhall of Spokane and R H Wood of Titusville plus local relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Bramhall
Bert Williams
East Frederick Street
A. L. Bramhall
Oi City
L. Blair Bramhall
New Castle
Mary Bramhall
Spokane
Wash
R. H. Wood
Titusville
Two Newborns Reported In Corry And Harrisburg
A son born to Mr and Mrs Wayne L King at Corry Memorial Hospital with address 202 West Washington Street and mother Loretta Young. A son Donald Alan born to Dr and Mrs Roger L Jackman at Polyclinic Hospital Harrisburg with Joe Jackman of Franklin Street as paternal grandparent. Retired Rear Admiral Grimaldo Bravos Arenas dies in Lima at 70, former head of Peru naval forces in 1940 Peru Ecuador conflict.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Wayne L. King
Washington Street
King
Loretta Young
Donald Alan
Polyclinic Hospital
Harrisburg
Roger L. Jackman
Joe Jackman
Franklin Street
Lima
Peru
Grimaldo Bravos Aren‘as
Peru- Ecuador
French Designer Provokes Waistline Revival Hopes at Paris Show
Patou’s Roland Karl, age 24, opens Paris fall winter collections with a timid push for the normal waistline. His silhouette features a flared skirt and nearly fitted waist, akin to a princess line, but the waist remains slightly slack. Hem lengths stay just below the knee with winter-appropriate extension. Paris buyers praised Lanvin’s high waist and short line, hinting the Empire silhouette may reappear. Dior’s new designs debut Thursday.
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Paris
Patou
Roland Karl
Karl
Yves Saint-Laurent
Dior
Earl
Paton
Lanvin
Payis
Rome
Hunter's Wife Ends Union Over Bed Panther Tie
In Paris, the wife of Chevalier d'Orgeix files for legal separation from her husband and their pet panther Zouma citing nightly disturbances. She notes Zouma wakes at 7 a.m. and climbs onto the bed, while the couple and the animal reportedly romp together. The couple wed in 1952 after a shared passion for horses and hunting. Zouma joined after capture in Africa in 1957.
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Paris
France
Chevalier d'Orgeix
Chevalier
Zouma
Panther
Africa
Blimp Flight Delayed By Fog Heads To Arctic Mission
The Navy blimp ZPG-2 bound for Churchill Manitoba diverted to Lakehurst Naval Air Station due to heavy fog over South Weymouth and Long Island Sound. It refuels and waits for clearer weather before resuming its polar expedition with Associated Press journalist Hugh Mullizan aboard.
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Massachusetts
Lakehurst Naval Air Station
Churchill
Man
Polar
Weymouth
Long Island Sound
Lakehurst
Tee Land
Arctic Orena
Hugh Mullizan
Associated Press
Here
Hedge Apple Experimenting Brings Out Revenue Agents
Carthage Missouri report details Kenneth Welch a 40 year old stonecutter who tried processing hedge apples into vegetable oil an anti oxidant compound and ethanol plus cattle feed. Government agents seized alcohol and equipment including his wife's pressure cooker and billed Welch for tax on the alcohol. Welch pursued legal scrutiny with Rep Charles Brown and faced bond demands up to five thousand dollars for potential alcohol output.
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Carthage
Kenneth Welch
Welch
U 8
Charles Brown
Dmy
Tragedy as Four Kids Swept Into Sewer Drain
Four children of a Quincy family were swept into an open sewer in a rainstorm. Judy Lee Shafer, 5, drowned after two boys Dale and Claree, ages 6 and 9, clung to tree limbs and survived. Patty Ann Shafer, 10, was rescued with severe bruises, while the two girls were carried to the river mouth.
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Quincy, Ill
Judy Lee Shafer
Patty Arm
Dale
Claree
Quney Bay
Mississippi River
Judy Lee
Patty Ann
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