Longtime Curwensville burgess dies after short illness
Harry Leathers 82, who served as burgess of Curwensville in Clearfield County since 1946, died in Clearfield Hospital after a brief illness. He previously won office by a three vote margin and distributed 1,000 ballot strikers on election day. The piece notes the robin’s classification in birds.
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Curwensville
Harry Leathers
Clearfield County
Clearfield Hospital
Leathers
Burgess
Hulings Celebrate 42nd Wedding Anniversary in Warren
Mr and Mrs Warren Hulings of 200 Delaware Street celebrated their 42nd anniversary with a 2 PM ham and rabbit dinner for 18 guests. The couple received a gift and roses from their son T Sgt Wendell Hulings stationed at Fort Bragg. Neighbors and relatives from Union City Barnes Snyder Circle and Warren joined in the social afternoon.
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Warren Hulings
Delaware Street
Mrs. Hulings
Sgt
Wendell Hulings
Fort Bragg
N.C
Out of Town
Mart Lashure
Pred Dowse
Carroll Merritt
Union City
Cecil Hulines
Clarion
Howard Hulings
Lois
Warren
Charley Hulings
Jean
Barnes
Harold Hulines
Snyder Circle
Columbus Alumni Banquet and Meeting Set for June 15
The Columbus High School Alumni Association will hold an annual banquet and meeting Wednesday evening, June 15, at Columbus Congregational Church. Dinner precedes the business session at 7 pm with Mrs. Harry Hotchkiss presiding. A dance follows at the I C O F Hall from 9 to 12, with music by Mrs. Whitmore’s orchestra of Warren. Reservations due by Tuesday.
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ING
Columbus High School Alumni Association
Columbus Congregational Church
Harry Hotchkiss
Ladies’ Aid Society
Girl Scout Patrol Enjoyed Outing at Mead Park
The Patrol of Miss Gladys Ellsworth from Girl Scout Troop No 39 spent Saturday morning at Mead Park. Fourteen members joined Miss Hilsworth in a cookout from 0:15 o clock, tasting breakfast and lunch from several Scout recipes. A treasure hunt honored Miss Madonna Spaulding and Miss Sylvia Anderson, with Miss Nancy Parker winning the bean guessing prize.
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Gladys Ellsworth
Mead Park
Tor
Madonna Spaulding
Sylvia Anderson
Nancy Parker
Hilsworth
Club 19 Hosts Wiener Roast At Mrs Stoke’s Home
Hr Stenman and daughter Mrs Claude Stoke entertained Club 19 members and families Saturday evening with eight wiener roasts at the home of Mrs Stoke in West Spring Creek. Group singing followed and the time and place of the next session will be announced later.
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Aus
Stenman
Claude Stoke
Club 19
Benfield Mosier Honored by Friends at Slop Party
Benfield Mosier was honored by friends Paul and Eugene Wank at 14 Franklin with a Saturday afternoon party before he and his parents Dr. and Mrs. RB Mosier depart for a six weeks vacation in the We ars. Robert Wank hosted lunch and the group enjoyed a movie at Rex The atop.
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Benfield Mosier
Paul
Eugene Wank
Franklin Attest
Binfield Mosier
RB. Mosier
Wears
Robert Wank
Rex
Daughters Born to Local Families in Corry Area
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs John Sproveri at Corry Hospital on Spring Street early yesterday. Beatrice Myers Sproveri became the mother’s maiden name. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs George Phelps of Wattsburg late Sunday morning at the local hospital. A daughter arrived late yesterday evening to Mr and Mrs Robert Graves of Lemontree Street. A daughter was born this morning to Mr and Mrs Joseph Gatsitu of 499 Spring Street at Corry Hospital.
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Spring Street
Corry Hospital
Sproveri
Beatrice Myers
A Daughler
George Phelps
Wattsburg
Robert Graves
Momin
Joseph Gatsitu
Spring Streat
Vernal Torrey
Spartansbore
Poppa
Dale
Club Social Gatherings Honor Two Corry Girls in Buffalo
Two Corry girls, Miss Gordon and Miss Powers, received nursing caps at Edward J. Meyer Memorial Hospital School of Nursing in Guilulo. The ceremony, in the hospital auditorium, marked completion of a six month probationary period for seventy-nine students. Both graduates hailed from Corry Senior High School class of 194, daughters of local families, and planned two weeks’ vacation after caps.
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Eugene Powers
Gordon
George Gordon
Powvere
This City
Bihel Amasin
Randolph
N.Y
Miss Gordon
Miss Powery
Harbor Half School Reunion Saturday
Former Harbor Half School teachers students and families met for the 194th annual reunion Saturday. Attendees enjoyed a prenuptial snack, ice cream, and a program of music and readings. The oldest member was Mrs Joseph Chelton. the youngest was her granddaughter Pauline Sie Chelton. Ralph Sperry of East Pleasant Street visited Evie today. Norman T. Newton from Harvard Cambridge arrived Sunday to visit his mother Tessie K. Newton of South Denver.
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West Washington Street
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Jamestown
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Gerald Lindsey
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B.D
Columbus
Bile
Mary L
Sarah Breene
Pittsburgh
Allegheny College
Livingston
North Center Street
New England
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Georgia Ellen
Cleveland
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Tracy W. Whitehead
Jack J
Philip
Philip Whitehead
F Hom
Emerson College
Boston
Mass
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Terry
Kansas City
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Sin
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Hawkins
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Erie
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West
Avenue
Wallace
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Jane Howard
Sally Ruffner
Joyce Ruffner
Rose Marie Piester
Girard Yester
Presbyterian
fYoung Peonie
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Union City
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Harvard University
Cambridge
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South Denver
Cominform Meeting Plans Action Against Tito Revealed
An informant says Cominform leaders from eastern Europe meet in Poland to plan action against Tito and to undermine Western aid to Europe. The meeting, reportedly at a rack near Wroclaw, aims to craft a new propaganda campaign with results to be announced later.
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Associated Press
Warsaw
Poland
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Communist International Information Bureau
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Yuigo
Stevia
Europe
Sesso
Rpack
Wroclaw
Yugoslavia
Pleas for Support of Truman Farm Policies
Des Moines June 18 Secretary of Agriculture Charles F Brannan urged public support for Truman administration farm policies to avert an economic crash. He said America's farm productive power is atomic energy, usable for good or ban, and that the nation need not fear it if it backs the Democratic party. Brannan, speaking at a two day midwestern Democratic conference, touted history’s only party backing effective farm programs for the whole country.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Charles F. Besn
America
Ite
Democratic Party
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Tru man lays plan for 150 campaigns in farm belt region
A statement outlines a new arm plan advanced by the speaker to Congress as the best means to prevent a farm fed low mood that could threaten democracy. The plan targets 150 congressional campaigns in a Li state farm belt area that heavily aided Mr Tru man’s victory last year.
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Congress
Mine violence reported near two Apples in Clarksburg
Sheriff Fitzhugh Reynolds said he dispatched heavily armed deputy sheriffs to two areas after reports of violence between UMW pickets and strip mine operators. Clarksburg State Police headquarters noted similar reports.
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W Va
Fitzhugh Reynolds
Odly
Apples
UMW
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