Corry High School to Graduate Class of 112 at June 7 Commencement
Corry High School will graduate a class of 112, the second largest in the school’s history, at the fifty sixth annual commencement exercises to be held at the high school auditorium Wednesday evening, June 7. Valedictorian May Ruth Bennett and salutatorian Gertrude Johnson will deliver remarks. Principal Howard J Sheen announced the list of graduates and honors.
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Ruth Bennett
Gertrude John
Flag Day Speaker Named State Senator Gilson
State Senator Samuel Le Gilson of Brie will be principal speaker at Flag Day exercises in the city park on Wednesday evening. Gilson is considered a fine speaker and a large crowd is expected to attend, with events hosted by the local lodge of Boks and various veterans groups.
Girl Struck By Car Ditches On Columbus Avenue
East Columbus Avenue saw a Pontiac driven by Mark Kim veer into a ditch to avoid a child roller skating near the highway. The 12 year old Mary Armitage, daughter of Mr and Mrs Edwin Armitage, was taken to Corry Hospital with minor injuries. Kim, driving owned by John Savko, is expected to file a report at headquarters today.
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Toilay
Pastor Rev Bergman to Lead Columbus Church Tomorrow
Rev G T Bergman will assume the pastorate at the Community Church in Columbus tomorrow. Services shift from afternoon to morning with Sunday School at 9 15 and worship at 10 30. Bergman has long led the United Brethren in Christ Church in this city.
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United Brethren In Christ Uhurch
Lightning Strikes School Sparking Fire, 400 Escaped
Morgantown West Virginia June 3 United Press lightning split two oil storage tanks and an elementary school where 400 pupils were to take graduation exercises. The roof was blown off a section and the eaves ignited. Teachers fought the flames with hand equipment as the blaze spread slowly to other parts of the building.
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United Press
Morgantown
W. Va
Milk price order sought by Erie and Harrisburg officials
The state milk control commission was instructed to recognize the petition from Gets County Milk Administration seeking a new general price order for the Erie area. The court directed the commission to hear all milk dealers affected by the order and prepare the ruling returning the petition for consideration.
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Open Door at Wellesley Hills Church Helps Community
The Open Door program at a Wellesley Hills church offers afternoon and evening sessions seven days a week, staffed by volunteers to aid residents with problems. The article notes past economic hardships since 1989 1990 and discusses WPA era relief and the shift of support toward employers and private aid as welfare evolves.
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Abandoned Hope For 97 In Submarine Thetis Tragedy
United Press reports Liverpool June 3 Admiralty and rescue crews abandon hope for 97 men believed trapped and dying in the sunken submarine Thetis amid a flooded hull. Relatives watched along the Welsh shore as last taps faded and air supply deadlines loomed.
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Country Club Considers Fee Changes and Budget
A church rectory meeting in Wight a rectory of the Worry coun try dub discussed feasibility of altering club and parish fees but no action was taken. A new budget was adopted and preliminary plans were begun for the Pimney Stewart Memorial tournament.
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Unions Plan Harrisburg Labor Protest Against Laws
Pittsburgh unions join to protest Pennsylvania labor legislation. AF of L and Congress of Industrial Unions form a joint committee to urge vetoes and organize a massive march on Harrisburg, with plans for a statewide rally and coordinated caravans to convene Monday at 6 40 a m.
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Navy divers to finish Squalus line task near Shoals
Navy divers expected to complete the task of tying submarine Squalus to the attached air liner at Portsmouth. Festing in Mull 240 feet plow the surface of the Atlantic. Weather forecast calls showers tonight, Sunday partly cloudy and cooler.
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Baby Kidnapper Held Without Bail
Philadelphia police ordered the kidnapper kept without bail for the grand jury as Beatrice Wool faces charges after abducting an Avonworth baby to lure her sweetheart. Gerald McCahan, the infant's target of a historic Philadelphia case, was harmed but later found smiling after 16 days in captivity.
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Edwin Lindell
Corryite Praises Czech New York Fair Exhibit
Corryite praises Czech New York fair exhibit with enthusiasm and detail. The write up notes dedication of Ee Uxeeno Slovaldun Pavilion at the Waplil's Pair Weilnassay, and praises the display as a major attraction. It highlights plans for future exhibitions, the Canada and United Kingdom sections, and the enduring value of the Soviet Union exhibit, with a continuation on Page Seven.
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Major Appointments Expected Soon in Harrisburg
Harrisburg awaits a spate of anticipated appointments as Republicans push for stability and policy momentum. Three year terms, sizable salaries, and shifts across commissions and boards populate the looming list, signaling broad gubernatorial and party influence.
Kiwanis Court Ready for Extensive Repairs
These Williams, who took over the Hiwenis Glib cart on MIT street, today reported the court ready for extensive repairs in the way of complete new surfacing, tapes, etc. Reservations may be made at Miller's News Stand.
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Two Cambridge Springs Mothers Die In Auto Wreck
Two Cambridge Springs women were killed instantly when their speeding car caromed off a guard rail and overturned seven times north of Sa ngertown. The victims were Mrs May Boyes and Mrs Hertrude Greer. both well known residents of Cambridge Springs. Police infer excessive speed contributed to the fatal crash. Funeral arrangements for Mrs Boyes were set for Tuesday afternoon at her father’s home in Cambridge Springs and Mrs Kepler’s services to be held at Cambridge Springs Baptist Church.
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KIWANIANS TO JOIN IN OUTING
Willard G. Gox presiding at Corry Hawnin Club plans a Kiwanis outing at Conneant Lake next Wednesday. The event includes boating, swimming, fishing, badging, a dinner, and talks by Governor Poulson, Charles Donley, and Erie Kiwanis past president O. K. Freder fel. Four hundred Kiwanis and families expected to attend.
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Margiotti Denied Plea In Philadelphia Case
Philadelphia scene remained open today as Attorney General Charles I Margiotti sought permission to push the law. The board of judges refused to hear an appeal from the county law examiners denying Margiotti the license, citing grounds tied to the associate and in Siriett Ligh in the end.
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