Meadville News Items Mix Local Events and Notes
Fragmentary text mentions Meadville planning laying for the unity and various names such as Corry Hoss and Ruth Hammond. References to a studio orchestra, weekly Wednesday evenings, and a resort vacation hint at local cultural happenings. Other lines touch on payrolls and fiscal matters with unclear context.
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Corry Hoss
John Aga
Meai Bekahs
Meadville
Imer
Ruth Hammond
Ed Schrier
Migan
Jea
Geneva E
Veroa
Alverspi Ital
Orchestra
Weday
Findley
Vaca Y Resort
Zora
Peterson Elining Ab
Ruth Staent
Company L Instruction
Ayrolls AP
Y F. Byrd
Ator
Corry Art Club members plan Williamsville outing
A Corry Art Club group and families will travel Sunday from Mrs. Albert Young’s home at 137 Mott Street for a barbecue in Williamsville New York and attend the Williamsville Art Show in the park. Members may contact Mrs. Young for details.
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Corry
Rodgers family reunion at Mead Park draws sixty guests
The annual Rodgers family reunion at Mead Park Sunday hosted about 60 members. A tureen dinner followed at 1 30 p m. Officers were elected and several honors awarded for oldest man and woman, youngest member, largest family, and greatest distance traveled. Reservations were made for next year at Mead Park.
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Rodgers
Mead Park
Harry Cochran
Belle Thompson
Kimberly Ann McLallen
Lloyd Haslett
Doris Ferry
Tufts Head Quits Medford President Nils Wessel Resigns
Dr Nils Wessel president of Tufts University announces resignation in a letter to trustees effective September 1 1964. He notes the college has grown since 1953 and says change in leadership will bring needed balance after years of steady growth.
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TUFTS
Medford
Mass
Nils
Y. Wessel
Wessell
Sacred and Classical Concert for Lucy A Morris Memorial
A program of sacred and classical music will be held tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the Sparta School for the Lucy A Morris Memorial Fund. Turcot and fellow alumni will perform to aid the scholarship trust, which has grown to 19 000 dollars with 8 000 already in hand. Public invited.
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Sparta
Lucy A. Morris
Turcot
Sciota Community Aid Hosts Annual Picnic at Mead Park
Sciota Community Aid held its annual picnic yesterday at Nichols Lodge in Mead Park. Mrs Belle Colgrove and Mrs Russell Briggs were hostesses. Over 40 attendees including members, families and friends enjoyed a bountiful dinner and social afternoon. Guests included Mrs Clarg Simmons and Mrs Everett Olson of Greenhurst and Mrs Jane Hajec and her seven children from North East, both former Corry residents.
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Sciota
Nichols Lodge
Mead Park
Belle Colegrove
Russell Briggs
Anil
Clarg Simmons
Everett’ Olson
Greenhurst
Jane Hajec
North East
Ans
Oleson Fnins
Hajec
Corry
Hoffa Eyes Supreme Court Appeal After 6th Circuit Ruling
Cincinnati report says Teamsters President James R. Hoffa and three co-defendants failed to overturn a jury tampering conviction. The 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals unanimously upheld their convictions, leaving Hoffa to seek rehearing or pursue Supreme Court review.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
U.S. Supreme Court
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Appeals Court
Supreme Court
Hoffa
U.S. District Court
Chattare
Arg Hoffa
Larry Campbell
Detroit
Thomas EH. Parks
Ewing King
Nashville
Miss Steadman To Graduate From Hamot Hospital Nursing
Miss Sharon Lee Steadman of RD 1 Columbus will graduate this evening from Hamot Hospital school of Nursing in Erie. A 1962 Corry Area High School graduate, she will work at Hamot Hospital after graduation.
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Sharon Lee Steadman
RD. 1
Columbus
Earl Steadman
Erie
Hamot Hospital School of Nursing
Miss Steadman
Corry Area High School
Hamot Hospital
Barry Goldwater Rests After Neck Surgery
Former Senator Barry Goldwater was reported resting well after neck surgery at St. Joseph's Hospital. A spokesman said he had some discomfort but it was expected. the operation aimed to relieve chronic back pains from vertebral pressure on a nerve.
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Phoevnla
Arit
Barry Goldwater
St. Joseph's Hospital
Goldwater
Formosa Aide Dies Ta ire
Formosa official Foo Ping Sheung aged 69 who was vice president of the Jiudigigi Yuan council died yesterday in Formosa. The death underlines ongoing political tensions within local government circles.
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Formosa
Foo Ping Sheung
Jiudigigi Yuan Council
Samson and Delilah at Chautauqua Opera in Norton Hall
The Monsey production features Joann Grillo as Delilah and Placido Domingo as Samson with Calvin Marsh as the High Priest. Guest conductor Peyton Hibbitt leads Carmen Savoca in directing, with William Fleck as The Old Hebrew and a narrative on the opera’s dramatic pageant.
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Metropolitan Opera Association
Israelpera Company
Samson and Delilah
Norton Hall
Joann Grillo
Met
Delilah
Placido Domingo
Samson
Calvin Marsh
High Priest
William Fleck
Peyton Hibbitt
Deerwood Music Center
Carmen Savoca
New York
Mr. Sayova
Tri-Cities Opera
Binghamton, N. Y
Carmen Sayoea
Garden State Opera
Sisters Of Mercy Breaks Ground For Erie Motherhouse
Groundbreaking held at 4 p.m. to mark the Sisters of Mercy new Erie motherhouse on the Mercyhurst campus. Archibishop Gannon presides with Auxiliary Bishop Watson, Rev Norman Smith, and Rev Cyril Cooper among attendees. Buildings include infirmary novitiate and administration wings replacing the 1873 Besconte infirmary. Upon completion in 1966, convent headquarters move from Mercyhurst College.
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Sisters of Mercy
Erie
Idwane School of Corry
Gannon
Watson
Norman Smith
Mercyhurst College
Cyril Cooper
St. Thomas’ Church
Here
Mercyhurst
Besconte
Titusville
Congregation of the Sisters of Mercy
Mrs Raborn Dies in Texas Mother of CIA Chief
Mrs. William F. Raborn Sr., 90, mother of retired Vice Admiral William Raborn Jr., director of the CIA, died Wednesday in San Antonio. A jury that tried Hoffa in 1963 in Nashville returned a mistrial on charges of conspiracy to violate the Taft Hartley Act in the Test Fleet case.
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Hoffa
Nashville
Tenn
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