Fragmented Classified Notice With Mixed Advertisements
A garbled OCR classified section lists ad items for rent rooms with beds in various locations, phone numbers, partial addresses, and scattered real estate offers. It mentions a 12 by 16 shed, a June cor office, and a board secretary, all in unclear contexts amid scattered references to rents, deposits, and sale notices.
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Mapitad
H. Gorty
R Street
Tabearoom Snyder
Tansburg
T. Small
Corry
Tate BI
Tsburg Esman
Reed
Rock Ular
Office
Corry CAHS awards 68th graduation class of 175
The Corry High School commencement honored 175 seniors as they closed their high school careers. Speaker Roy Monsalvatge urged all graduates including non college students to pursue learning, warned against bigotry, and cautioned about Communism. The program featured scholastic honors, choral performances, and a shrub planting memorial on campus.
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Corry High Schools
Roy Monsilvatge
National Management Association
Monsalvatge
Puerto Rico
United States
Harold G. Wolfe
Paul Meerdink
Corry Area
William &. Rodemeyer
Nancy Krupa
Catherine Anne Tate
Playgrounds Open At Six City Sites This Summer
Six city playgrounds will open Monday for the summer recreation season with afternoon supervision for two weeks due to Bible School. Beginning June 28 full morning and afternoon sessions run 9 30 to 11 30 and 2 to 4 with Mary Downey as crafts instructor and six instructors in charge at all sites Connie Dahl Harding School Mary Flowers Wright School Mary Rubay Fairview Playground Pat Meerdink Mead Park Martha Stohlberg Concord School Janet Scott Washington Playground
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Sie
Bible School
Mary Downey
Connie Dahl
Harding School
Mary Flowers
Wright Schoo
Mary Rubay
Fairview
Pat Meerdink
Mead Park
Martha Stohlberg
Concord School
Janet Scott
Washington Playground
Wade Baressi Honored At CAHS Sports Awards
Corry Area High School honored two athletes for sports participation this term. Harold Wade won the second annual Corry Evening Journal sportsmanship trophy as best sportsman, while Joseph Baresi earned the Best Senior Athlete trophy. Robert Loveland presented Wade’s award. The Wolfe trophy was introduced today and will replace the Best Senior Athlete award in the future.
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Corry
Corry Evening Journal
Harold Wade
Beavers
Joseph Baresi
Wade
Robert Loveland
Journal
Harold G. Wolfe
Wolfe
U S accuses Laos communists of cease fire violation
Geneva AP bulletin reports the United States charging Communist forces with a blatant cease fire violation after capturing Padong. W Averell Harriman, U S delegate, endorsed postponing meetings until Washington guidance, while Western delegates consider whether to continue the Laos conference amid violations.
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Bulletin Geneva
United States
Laos
Padong
W. Averell Harriman
U. S
Washington
Tot chokes to death in Pittsburgh tragedy
A two year old boy, Terry Newlord of Pittsburgh, choked to death yesterday on food that became lodged in his windpipe. He died at home after the accident.
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Tot
Pittsburgh
Terry Newlord
Ex-Convict Hartman Graduates From Divinity School
Ronald L. Hartman, a Lancaster ex-convict, graduated Tuesday from a divinity program, saying faith in Christ transformed his life. He cited 2 Corinthians about becoming a new creation and spoke of finding purpose to guide other young men away from crime and toward ministry. Continued on Page Turse.
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Lancaster
Christ
Ronald L. Hartman
Wars Hey
Hartman
Ronald Hartman
Erie
Canadian PM Splits With U S On Red Wheat
Ottawa report says Prime Minister John C Dieffenbaker will confront the United States over blocking shipments of Canadian wheat sold to Red China. The dispute centers on unloading equipment to be used in Communist Chinese ports as Ottawa protests the U S action affecting nearly half a billion dollars in wheat sales.
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Ottawa
John C. Dieffenbaker
United States
Treasury Department
Ilinois Company
AUS. Treasury
Washington
Red Chinese. Gov
U.S
W. Seattle
Canada
U.S Canadian
Kennedy
Centenn ial Parade to Open City Birthday Celebration
A parade on Center Street July 8 marks the centennial celebration of the citys 10th birthday with 20 divisions and top drum and bugle corps from across the nation and Canada. Up to 50 000 spectators are expected as floats and marching units from Jamestown Wesleyville North East Brie and Hamburg participate. The Storybook on Parade theme features kids in giant paper head characters and chapters from Brothers of the Brush and Sisters of the Swish with clowns and Burks Bar Barians in the lineup. Tickets at Howard J Sheen Athletic Field include general admission and reserved seats for the drum and bugle corps competition beginning at 8 p m with cash prizes.
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Center Street
Canada
Centennial, Inc
North Center Street
Raymond Avenue
North Center
Washington Street
Cory Youngsters
Snow White
the Seven Dwarfs
Brothers of the Brush
Sisters of the Swish
Burk's- Bar-Barians
US Naval Reserve
Jamestown
Sportsman's Athletic
Wesleyville
Legioneries
North East
Keynotes
Brie
Black Knights
Salamanes
Kingsmen Brin
Bugle Corps
Hamburg
Corry American Legion Post
Howard J. Sheen Athletic Field
P.m
Damage Standards Set After Route 067 Collision East of Columbus
Collision on Route 067 east of Columbus caused $800 damage to one vehicle and $200 to another. Emergency responders from Corry State Police and local substation reported injuries to several occupants. One driver identified as Darby, 29, from Brie, remained at scene as investigators compiled details.
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Ame Sno
Vane
Erie
Ciel Autos
Columbus
Corry
le Erash
Genny
Ben P. Iwilly
Wil Wakt F. Darby
Brie
Vrais
Barlibonetletons
Igner Maboettwato
Darby
Kennedy Progresses Toward Expanded Nuclear Testing
President Kennedy signals drift from full moratorium toward selective underground nuclear tests if it serves global interests. He hints at continuing Geneva talks with Moscow while not promising bound moratorium, citing stalemate as talks appear futile after Khrushchev rejection.
Kennedy cites sober talks with Khrushchev on world struggle
Washington AP president Kennedy says neither he nor Khrushchev won a victory at Vienna. He spoke candidly about two days with Khrushchev and said discussions clarified the long term East West struggle. Kennedy noted hope for progress on Laos ceasefire, but Berlin and Berlin Wall issues remain stiff. He signaled possible resumption of nuclear tests and urged public support for a 4.4 billion foreign aid program for developing nations.
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Washington
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Vienna
Laos
Geneva
United States
Uulks
Berlin
America
Tve
Kennnedy
They will inter Mr Ray Friday in City Park
Funeral arrangements indicate Mr Ray to be interred Friday evening in City Park with a bugle tribute. The Brothers of the Brush Sisters of the Swish and others will form a slow procession from the Raymond division parking lot at 7 30 p m to the park for the burial and ensuing ceremonies led by deacon Frank Grice.
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City
Brothers of the Brush
Sisters of the Swish
Raymond Division
Brothers and Sisters
Keystone Kops
Kangaroo Kourt
Corry Jamestown
North Center Street
Kennedy Draws Bipartisan Aid In Battle With Communism
President Kennedy drew bipartisan support after delivering a televised European trip report. Republicans and Democrats welcomed his tough stance against communism and his call for aid to anti communism efforts. Senators and former leaders praised his realism and commitment to free nations, while noting limited progress in Vienna with Khrushchev.
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Kennedy
Briber Sentenced in Pitt Basketball Bribe Case
Dr Edward H Sebastian a 33 year old former Pitt dental instructor was convicted of attempting to bribe two Pitt basketball players to shave points. He received an eight to twenty three month jail term and was fined $1000.
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Pittsburgh
Edward H Sebastian
Pitt
Paints
Rew
Hewis
Damage at Curry County warehouse and Rose Cemetery vandalized
Officers report malicious mischief over the weekend at a warehouse on Corry Spring Creek Road where 25 to 30 window panes were broken and paint cans sprayed inside. a separate incident at Rose Full Cemetery in Spurcensburg saw ornamental pieces damaged with total losses estimated at 10 to 20 dollars. A retirement center project in Grenville, Pennsylvania, seeks federal housing funds. the synod votes to apply for aid to build the center.
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Curry State
Arveamereine
Alice
George Tinko
Corry-Spring Creek Road
Palle
He Rose Full Cemetery
Spurcensburg
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Jai Ward
CAHS
Baressi
Divinity School
China
Hig
Onsis
Kenedy
White House
Viena
Nikita Khrustvhhev
Nikita
Ussr
U. 5
JFK
Cor “P
Americas
Irelan Alder Abahelh
Calif
Richard M. Nixon
Leverett Saltonstall
Massachusetts
Theorea OY
Repurieas Juators
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
J. Willian Fulbright
D+ Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Ham Dean
Dayton Main
Dey- Poet
Fon
Sirente
Dean
Grenville
Pittaburgh Bynod
United Lutheran Chirch In
Zeitenopl
Deigwies
Gynod’s
Pinanping Agency
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