Moose Society dances as students stage program
Cory Chapter No. 71 women of the Moose met last night in the club for a dancing program by Mrs. Norman Tarbell’s class. Senior regent Mrs. Henry Davis Jr presided as officers were elected, with Mrs. Charles Henry as senior regent and Miss Rosemarie Malek as junior regent among others. Installation planned for June 22 at 2 pm by the Loyal Order of Moose. Miss Katherine Baungrotz won attendance award. Refreshments by Miss Bartholme’s committee.
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Cory
Women of the Moose
Norman ‘Tarbell
Margaret Bartholme
Tarbell
Henry Davis Jr
Charles Henry
Rosemarie Malek
Dorothy Estes
Charles VanTassel
Andrew Hansen
Loyal Order of Moose
Jessie Mason
Katherine Baungrotz
Agnes Lynch
Malek
Finnish Music Topic For Girl Scout Troop 84 Program
Girl Scout Troop 84 met at Spring Creek School on Tuesday to present a Finland themed program for the Minstrel badge and first class requirements. Mrs. Raymond Sickler directed a sequence including America pledge and Girl Scout Promise, Sibelius songs Finlandia and The World Song, a Finnish folkdance, and a bilingual rendition of Beyond The Woodland, followed by a friendship circle and Finnish refreshments.
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Girl Scouts
Spring Creek
Raymond Sickler
America
Jan Sibelius
Finland
Sibelius
Finlandia
C. J. Rainesato
Corry
Trad
Girl Scout Troop 398 Hosts Pool Party and Plans Campout
Seventeen members of Girl Scout Troop No. 398 met at the YMCA Wednesday evening for a swimming party. James Kelsey supervised the pool with troop leaders Mrs Albert Cole and Mrs Robert Jolley assisting. The group then moved to Mrs Jolley's West Pleasant Street home for a nose bag supper. They planned an overnight camping trip at Bastman camp near Spring Creek, with camping beginning tonight and return tomorrow afternoon.
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YMCA
James Kelsey
Albert Cole
Robert Jolley
Jol Jey
West Pleasant Street
Bastman
Spring Creek
Birth of Julie Siefert Fort Knox Baby Announcement
A daughter, Julie, was born early this morning to Sp/1¢ and Mrs. Neil Siefert of Fort Knox Kentucky. Mrs. Siefert is the former Sally Dickinson of Ubis city, and Mrs. Paul Lines of South Center Street is the maternal grandmother.
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Julie
Neil Siefert
Fort Knox, Ky
Siefert
Sally Dickinson
Ubis
City
Paul Lines
South Center Street
WRC Members To Attend Convention Next Week
The Women's Relief Corps met at Grange Hall on Park street with 27 members present. President Mrs Wesley Willis led the session and plans were set for an all day June 19 gathering with a turee dinner at noon. Local delegate Mrs Leon Wynn will attend the Gettysburg department convention with Mrs Mabel Brown, Mrs Velma Long, Mrs Manley Robbins Sr. and Miss Clara Hil also joining. The group later attended memorial services at Mead Park.
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WRC
Women's Relief Corps
Grange Hall
Park Street
Wesley Willis
Michael Marconi
Department
Gettysburg
Leon Wynn
Mabel Brown
Velma Long
Manley Robbins Sr
Clara Hil
Mead Park
Spring Creek Ladies Aid Plans Father Son Banquet
The Spring Creek Ladies Aid met at the home of Mrs. Lois Sickler with 16 members present. Mrs. Arthur Brundage led devotions, and Mrs. Frank Kasferlin presided over the business session. Plums were prepared for a June 14 father and son banquet to be served by Mrs. Chandler Mason, with Mrs. Elmer Tripp aiding. The group will meet again July 10 with Mrs. Edith Donaldson as hostess.
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Lois Sickler
Spring Creek Ladies Aid
Bernard Porter
Arthur Brundage
Frank Kasferlin
Aid
Chandler Mason
Elmer Tripp
Edith Donaldson
Harbor Half Ladies Aid Cleans Community House
The Harbor Half Ladies Aid held a luncheon for nine members at the Community House yesterday. Mrs Lawrence Swanson Mrs Sarah Allen and Mrs Rupert Morris served the meal. The group spent the rest of the afternoon cleaning the building and set the next meeting for July 3 at the same location.
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Harbor Half Ladies Aid
Community House
Lawrence Swanson
Sarah Allen
Rupert Morris
Educators Cite Mishandling at Little Rock Central High
New York educators told a National Association for the Advancement of Colored People hearing that Little Rock officials mishandled discipline during the first year of racial integration at Central High. The NAACP witnesses urged changes while a school board plea for a two year integration pause faced a pending decision.
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Ark
New York
Little Rock
Central High School
David Salten
Long Beach
N. Y
Virgil M. Rogers
Syracuse University
National Association’ For the Advancement of Colored People
Central High
U_S
Harry J. Lemley
Richard Butler
NAACP
Lemley
Rogers
Batten
Tle Rock
Virell Blossom
No Golf Clubs For Macmillan
A British Press Association bulletin notes Prime Minister Macmillan will depart for the United States with plans to visit Washington and Scotland for rest and meetings with President Eisenhower. British officials and cartoonists remark on golf prowess as Macmillan aims to reclaim Britain’s former prestige in a lighthearted tone.
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Macmillan
London
Evening Sun
United States
Washington
Scotland
Eisenhower
Britain
Britis Press Association
D Day memory echoes as Eisenhower recalls Normandy
The ailing 14th anniversary of the Normandy invasion prompts President Eisenhower to sign his name and a date at breakfast with House Republicans. He autographs a place card, asks for the date, and recalls commanding the Allied invasion in Europe.
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Waonuverueur
Eisenhower
Normandy
France
Europe
White House
Peter Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
Senate Rackets Group Studies New Labor Bill
The Senate Labor Committee advances a middle ground labor bill with McClellan’s backing seen as pivotal. It proposes secret union officer elections, limits on terms, and public reporting while reforming Taft Hartley provisions. the panel voted 8-5 against a Purtell amendment mandating a union member vote before strikes.
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Senate
McClellan
Backets Committee
John F. Kenedy
William A Purtell
R-Conn
Spitman Infant Dies At Hospital
The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Bruny Spitman of 124 West Bond Street Yorn died last evening at the Cozy Meter Mortar Hospital after failing to survive. Survived by two sisters Pred and Ton and one brother Todd at home, maternal grandfather Frank Schnwmling RD 2 Cory, paternal grandmother Mrs Stella Spitman Ry D 1 Cory. Bracken Funeral Home handles arrangements.
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Spitman
West Bond Street
Cosy
Mtermortal Hospital
Ton
Todd
Prank Schnwmling
Cory
Stella Spitman
Corry
Valedictorian Overcomes Polio At Washburne University? (Note: This line must be revised to fit exact source. provided here as placeholder due to constraints.)
John Monk Larson, 21 year old Washington, D. C. honor student, delivers valedictory at Washington and Lee University in Lexington Virginia. Struck by polio in 1945 he lost use of both arms yet graduated with honors from St. Albans School and earned Phi Beta Kappa. He will study French and German this summer and attend Yale University graduate school on a scholarship while pursuing a Ph.D and teaching.
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Washington & Lee
Polio
Lexington
WEA
Washington, D.C
Washington and Lee University
John Monk Larson
Larson
St. Albans School
Washington
Tal Wasl
Phi Beta Kappa Scholastic Fraternity
Yale University Graduate School
Meadville Man Found Dead Near Cemetery
Meadville, PA, 68 year old Howard Glancy was found dead near Greendale Cemetery yesterday. State Police and County Coroner Dr. Sherman Ly Watson said Glancy died of a heart attack around noon. He had been waiting in a wooded area adjacent to the cemetery when the attack occurred. He was a former employee of the...
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Howard
Glancy
Meadville
Greendale
Pan
Chillden
Meadville State Po- Hce
Toiner
Sherman Ly
Watson
TV Highlights and Programs By Cynthia Lowry
TV pro Ted Rogers studies Westerns for Wide Wide World and argues the modern adult Western centers on mature concerns and real stakes. He notes the West’s allure springs from individualism over organization and a heroine who wants to be fought over, while real men balance duty with vulnerability.
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New York
Mosher
Junior
Ted Rogers
Rogers
Bowers
Atlrue- Won
Heuss Pays Respect To U S Unknowns
West Germany's Chancellor Heuss joins U S officials in Arlington to honor the Unknown Soldier. His visit coincides with the 5th anniversary of the D Day invasion, and recent interments of two World War II Unknowns near Arlington.
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Heuss
U. S
Washingson Heseuumsb Thenrlor Heiss
West Germany
Amuricart
Arlitrton National Cemetery
Europe
Nazi Germany
Toren
Arlington
Potomac River
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