Silver Anniversary Celebration Honors Mr and Mrs Arden Bull
The silver wedding anniversary was celebrated Sunday July 20 at their Columbus home with 100 guests. A mock wedding in the evening officiated by Walter Sweeney followed. Attendants included sister-in-law Mrs. George Hajnik of Youngsville and Theron W. Bull best man. Guests viewed a three-tier cake by Mrs. Hajnik, with Miss Karen Hajnik and Miss Paula Johnson pouring. The couple’s children organized the event, and gifts and cards from friends across multiple towns were received. Several locals and relatives attended from Corry Pittsfield Lottsville Youngsville Wrightsville Sugar Grove Russell Clymer Panama Jamestown NY Williamstown NC de Rey. Also noted are departures and visits by other local residents and relatives.
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Arden Bull
Columbus
Walter Sweeney
George Hajnik
Youngsville
Theron W. Bull
Williamstown
Hajnik
Karen Hajnik
Paula Johnson
Theron Bull
Helen
Mary
Robert Ardeth
Prank Bull
Mead Park Birthday Picnic Honors Mrs Wascak and Gilbert
A Mead Park birthday picnic honored Mrs. Carl Wascak and Gilbert Was tak. About 20 guests attended a birthday cake served with a picnic supper in the early evening. Visiting formed the entertainment for the remainder of the eve ning and gifts were exchanged for the occasion.
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Carl Wascak
Gilbert Wastak
Mead Park
Miss Darlene Reed Betrothal Revealed
Miss Darlene Joy Reed of Corry and A/2c Robert Dalton of Pittsburgh announce their engagement and planned fall wedding. The bride elect is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Gilbert Reed, a Corry High School graduate and Allegheny General Hospital School of Nursing alumna. The groom to be is the son of Mr and Mrs Clarence B Dalton of Pittsburgh, educated in Pittsburgh schools and now stationed at Forbes Field with the U S Air Force.
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Darlene Joy Reed
Corry
Robert Dalton
Pittsburgh
Forbes Field
Kan
U. S. Air Force
Chicken Barbecue Planned at Lottsville Church
Lottsville Church men announce a public chicken barbecue this Saturday evening August 2. Serving from 5 to 7 30 with Ed Schuyler as chef. Tickets available at the door.
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Lottsville
Ed Schuyler
Lawson Nichols Gorski Daughters Born At Corry Memorial
A daughter was born early this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Raymond G Lawson of 50 West Columbus Avenue. A daughter was born early this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Merrill Nichols of Elgin. A daughter was born yesterday afternoon at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Vincent A Gorski of North East.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Raymond G. Lawson
Columbus Avenue
Merrill Nichols
Elgin
Vincent A Gorski
North East
School Superintendent Addresses Rotarians
W E Rodemeyer new superintendent for the Cor ty Area spoke at the Rotary Club dinner in Cony Hotel. He discussed education’s value causation in culture planning and the need to study past changes. He urged that knowledge leads to understanding and noted youth determine future progress. Guests included Rosarians Stanton Bauer Downey Rufus Ferroli Wellesley Maurice Vail Cleveland. A meeting is not planned for next Tuesday. a family outing is set for Wednesday August 6 at Mead Park at 6 pm.
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W. £. Rodemeyer
Corty
Rotary Club
Cony
Robert Tunnell
Zelienople Rotary Club
Jen
Stanton &. Bauer
Downey
Calif
Rufus J. Ferroli
Wellesley
Mass
Maurice F. Vail
Cleveland
Rotary
Puesny
Mead Park
Steven Black Feted On First Birthday
Steven Black celebrated his first birthday Monday at a party hosted by his mother Mrs. Robert Black on Ohio Street. The 2 to 4 pm gathering, attended by seven Ute friends and their mothers, featured toys, refreshments including birthday cake ice cream and Kool Aid, mint basket favors, and presents from Trany Jones Terri Sue Waseak Coletta Walrous Kathy Black Cindi Sue Merkle Kim Triscuit and Sammie Smith.
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Dmaster
Sueven’ Sick
Robert Black
Ohio Street
Steven
Trany Jones
Terri Sue Waseak
Coletta Walrous
Kathy Black
Cindi Sue Merkle
Kim Triscuit
Sammie Smith
Bell Chelcotz Vows Exchanged Saturday in New Marriage
Chelona and George Bell united in marriage at 3 p.m. Saturday with Rev Paul Bowl by officiating at Church of the Nusayene on Worth Street. A reception followed at the couple’s home on 40 West Bond Street with a three tier wedding cake as centerpiece.
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Sens
Chelona
George Bell
Paul Bowlby
Church of the Nusayene
Worth Street
West
Bond Street
Bridge Club Picnics at Kinley Cottage on Findley Lake
Kinley hosted a bridge club picnic at her Findley Lake cottage last evening. J Pred Kinley and one guest Thelma Ritchey attended. Ritchey won first prize in bridge, Kinley took second, and W Brace Ellsworth received a special award. Charcoal grilled steaks and an early dinner were enjoyed by all.
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J. Pred Kinley
Findley Lake
Thelma Ritchey
Salk Expands Cancer Tests In Humans At Pitt
Dr. Jonas Salk of the University of Pittsburgh announces exploratory cancer experiments in humans as a precautionary step while stating no cancer treatment exists. Pittsburgh Sun-Telegraph reports injections into four children, including six year old Mary Anna Paul of Cecil, with Ewings sarcoma.
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Salk
Pittsburgh
Jonas Salk
University of Pittsburgh
Salis
Pittsburgh Sun-Tele Graph
Mary Anna Paul
Cecil
Air Force Delays Atlas Test Launch at Cape Canaveral
The Air Force postponed the Atlas intercontinental ballistic missile test after technical difficulties halted the powered launch. The three-engine, three-rocket Atlas was scrubbed following a thunderous July 19 failure. a new date will be set soon.
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Air Force
Atlas
Cape Canaveral
Pla
Air Forc
Calm Marks New Jersey Bank Closing
Edgewater New Jersey reports the Manufacturers Bank closed by state order, the first forced closure in the state since the 1930s. FDIC supervisor says 294 depositors filed for insured claims as authorities seize the bank for liquidation after questionable notes and forged asset concerns surfaced, tied to Pittsburgh financiers Ostwind and Belle who are abroad amid fraud charges. The state plans to sell or capitalize assets as part of the winding up.
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Edgewater
N. J
Manufacturers Bank
James Gafney
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
FDIC
Gashey
Charles R. Howell
New Jersey
Howell
Pittsburgh
Mitchell D. Ostwind
Earl Belle
Belle
FBI
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
19 year old parolee charged with murder in alley beating
Homicide detectives say Walter Phillips of Thorn Hill and Camp Hill admitted beating and robbing 80 year old Green Evans during a city alley encounter. The fatal assault happened during a robbery and Phillips now faces murder charges.
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Saece Buhmy
Walter Phillips
Thorn Hill
Camp Hill
Phillips
Green Evans
Senate approves railroad bill easing borrowing and service cuts
The Senate passed a compromise measure by voice vote to back government guarantees of up to 150 million dollars in 15 year commercial loans for railroad capital, equipment and maintenance. It bars dividends on loans and grants the Interstate Commerce Commission new power to order service discontinuances for trains that hamper interstate commerce or fail public necessity.
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Senate
House
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
TOG
Attack Report Spreads Across East Liberty Night
A theater in East Liberty was attacked Monday night. A newspaper boy who witnessed the assault reported it to police. Phillips was arrested on a nearby street shortly after. He resided in Bloomfield.
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Hind
East Liberty
Phillips
Bloomfield
Paris designer Laroche rises with high waistline fashion
Waistlines shoot up as sacks decline as Guy Laroche presents a new silhouette combining trapeze and baby doll. Skirts hover near the knee with minimal fullness and dust ruffles mark coats and dresses. Belts sit high under busts or pockets, creating a bold, free line from there to short hems while necklines stay broadly bare or deeply scooped. Gold lame formal and high waist cocktail styles feature padded fullness.
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Paris
Guy Laroche
Jott
Jinie
Laroche
Tin Pan Alley’s new wonder boy Bob Allen
Hal Boyle profiles Bob Allen, 31, the rising Tin Pan Alley tunesmith whose melodies Selling over 15 million records since his breakthrough with Home for the Holidays. Allen writes most songs in his head, composes quickly, and says the real reward is hearing strangers hum his tunes in the street.
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New York
Tin Pan al- Ivy
Sid Robert Allen
Bob Allen
Doris Day
Pat Boone
Enchanted Island
Bob
Johnny
Troy
N.Y
Manhattan
Julie Wilson
Billy Daniels
Allen
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