Corry Legion Salon No 100 meets at American Legion rooms
Corry Eight and Forty body Le Petit Chapeau held Thursday session at the Corry American Legion rooms with Mrs. Mary Anderson in formal ritual. Officers, partners, and Secretaire were called. Child Welfare Chairman Mrs. Alice Frazier reported a year of tuberculosis care in children and a family helped over two years. A new Venango County salon was chartered. A nurses training donation in tuberculosis work was made. Memorial Towers on deceased partners graves were noted. Election of new officers will be held June 30 at a family picnic hosted by Lillie Graft in Erie. Mrs. Anderson and the new chapeau elect were nominated for Pittsburg convention July 12 and 13. Door prize went to Mrs. Rose Straus. refreshments served by Corry Partners. The Raymond division of Associated Spring Corp. plans were discussed during visits by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jewell and Raymond Rost. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Haight and sons 예정 to return to Dayton after a week with local neighbors.
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Corry Legion Rooms
Corry American Legion
le Petit Chapeau
Mary Anderson
Alice Frazier
Venango County
Lillie Graft
Manchester Road
Erie
Chapeau
Pittsburgh
Doar
Rose Straus
Corry
Victor Orn
Alta Orn
Promotion Exercises At Springcreek School 1958
The Springcreek township School held promotion exercises for the sixth grade, who will enter Corry Area High School next term. A program featured songs, a class will, choral readings, and promotion certificates. A picnic followed for about 175 pupils and staff. School resumes September 2, with teachers attending institute August 1 and September 1.
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Springcreek Township
Corry Area High School
God
America
Bruce Taylor
Dad
Larry Bailey
Virgil Nichols
Elwood Beardsley
Norman Smith
Peterson
Bernard Porter
Virgil Tubbs
Bonnie Hardy
Charles Swegles
Thomas R. Morton
Lois Jane Porter
Alan Smith
Donna ‘Thomas
William L. Thomas
Linda Armitage
Mary Jane Willis
Rebecca Morton
Sharon Morton
Catholic Daughters Install Officers and Plan Social
Mrs. Walter Deutschlander installs officers for Court Conception No. 35 Catholic Daughters of America with District Deputy Mrs. Joseph Lawless chairing. New officers include Mrs. Deutschlander grand Regent, Mrs. Hornick vice regent, and others. A picnic date shift to June 24 is proposed to avoid festival conflict. A public lawn social may be added. past grand Regent Mrs. Hornick is honored.
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Joseph Lawless
Court Conception No. 35
Catholic Daughters of America
Walter Deutschlander
Lawless
John Taylor
Deustschlanden
John Hornick
Howard Kine
Joseph Baressi
Alfred Ficcardi
Mary McEvoy
Edward Pass
Leon Rhynard
Monitor
Frank
Gentile
Sentinel
George Downey
Holford
Arrison
Norbert Bachemer
Joseph~Prugar
Grand Regent Deutschlander
Taylor
Paul Berst
Erie
St. ‘Thomas
Hornick
Robert Wotus
T. Anderson
Cochairman
James Costello
Olin Bracken Jr
Howard Lee
James Maloney
James Peterson
Women's Civic Club Sets Meeting Date Change
Eight members plus guest Mrs. Kenneth Yoder met at Mrs. Eugene Davis's East Washington home for the Civic Club session. A life membership was awarded to senior member Mrs. Anna Patterson. The group will place carnations yearly on Memorial Day at markets in Memory Lane Mead Park and adjust meetings to the last Thursday each month.
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Women’s Civic Club
Eugene Davis
East Washington Street
Kenneth Yoder
Anna Patterson
Lane
Mead Park
Emmanuel Episcopal Church Guild Holds Final Meeting
The Emmanuel Guild met at the church Thursday at 2 pm to conduct routine business. Rev. William Seitz finished reviewing a book by Rev. William Whitmoore on Fatherhood, and Mrs. Harvey Croscut announced the reorganization of a fatherly chapter.
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Church Guild
Harvey Croscut
Emmanuel Guild
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
William Seitz
lRev
William Whitmoore
Croscut
WCTU To View Film At Meet
The Women's Christian Temperance Union will meet Tuesday at Vo' clerk with Mrs. Flernor Hudson of West Pleasant Street. A white ribbon ceremony is planned and the film Food For Thought will be shown. Attendance is expected to be good.
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Anne Tainn
Flernor Hudson
West Pleasant Street
Linen Shower Honors Miss Barbara Cook
A surprise linen shower honored Miss Barbara Cook yesterday afternoon at Miss Time Cookiis home on South Center street. Eight girls attended with games and visiting. Prizes went to Barbara Patterson and Maddie Dunnen. An umbrella and other tokens were given. refreshments included sandwiches, cake, and nuts.
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Barbara Cok
Miss Time Cookiis
South Center Street
Barthara Patterson
Maddie Dunden
Afiee
Cero Chivonzin
Louise Grinder
Randwiches
Mina
Robert White
Daughters and Births Reported at Corry Memorial Hospital
A daughter born early this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Rus sel Beckwith of 218 East Smith. Earlier a daughter was born last evening to Mr and Mrs Dale W Inman of R D 3. A son born last evening to Mr and Mrs Raward J Paver of Fir? vastarda at Corry Memorial Hospital.
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A Dauehtar Heen Tn Me
Mrs Raward J Paver
Firi Vastarda Marming
Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry Memorial
Russell Beckwith
East Smith Street
Rockefeller declines 1960 nomination talk after White House visit
Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller, returning from a White House trip, refused to state whether he would seek the Republican presidential nomination in 1960. He said he is not seeking the nomination and aims to be a good governor, adding he would cross the nomination bridge when he comes to it after meeting President Eisenhower.
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Rocky Mum
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
White House
Washington
Rockefeller
Eisenhower
Symington Won't Seek Nem Nod
U S Senator Stuart Symington of Missouri says he will not seek the Democratic presidential nomination next year. He told reporters at a Jefferson Jackson dinner that he does not consider himself a candidate. He named Ohio Governor Michael DiSalle as a strong potential candidate. DiSalle replied with a light quip about Symington minding his own business.
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Volumbur
Ohio
Stuart Symington
U.S
Missouri
Symington
Michael V. DiSalle
DiSalle
Truman
Tornado hits Celoron outlets and sheds roofs on market
A tornado ripped through Celoron causing destruction along the outlet sparing some crews. Woodrow Lindstrom 41 owner of a boathouse, Schuyler Burkett 49, and Eric Johnson 60 suffered minor injuries. other workers escaped serious harm. The storm damaged a Quonset hut at T S Aero Marine and ripped the Vic's Used Car lot roof and lights, then struck Gordon's Pralt Market, scattering produce and toppling a display light.
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Celoron Park
Woody
Jamestown General
Woodrow Lindstrom
Celoron
Schuyler Burkett
Route 1
Jamestown
Eric ©. Johnson
Lawrence Rolph
Robert Burkett
Vic
Fluvanna Avenue
Gordon's Pralt Market
Route 17
Queen honors 2,400 in annual Birthday list in London
The Queen and ministers named about 2,400 people for titles and honors in ceremonies for her official birthday. Recipients include Michael Redgrave painter Stanley Spencer and composers Michael Tippett and Geraint Evans. Also honored were Gen. Sir Hugh Stockwell and Alexander Brackenridge, with OBEs and other distinctions.
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London
Sling
Michael Redgrave
Stanley Spencer
Michael Tippett
Geraint Evans
John Morrison
Royal Scottish Academy of Music
Leslie Woodgate
British Broadcasting Company
House of Lords
Hugh Charles Stockwell
Order of the Bath
Stockwell
Secretary of State For War
United States
Alexander Brackenridge
South Orange
N.J
Brackenridge
British Commonwealth Chamber of Commerce
J. A. J. Gough
J. Topper
Histon
B. Pritchard
Women's Voluntary Services
Prospects Dim For Agreement After Base Talks
Prospects for an arms talks agreement dim as negotiators eye a Monday resumption. If Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko stands firm, the conference could break up by midweek. US Secretary Herter, and French Foreign Minister Maurice Couve de Murville favor a recess over an outright adjournment to permit future resumption without a new meeting. A definite pause of three weeks to two months or longer is possible if the Soviets agree.
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Nals
Andrei A. Gromyko
Herter, Lloyd
Maurice Couve de Murville
Eleanor Roosevelt Reflects On Life After TR And New Adventures
Eleanor Roosevelt, widow of Theodore Roosevelt Jr., writes her memoir Day Before Yesterday revealing 44 years with a famous husband, ongoing projects, and plans for future travels including space flight. At 70 she remains active, travels with AMBC, and shares her Oyster Bay home with her son's widow and grandchildren while recounting family details and her reluctance to use her given name.
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Theodore Roosevelt Jr
Alice
Angertips
TR. Jr
Students protest television in classroom at Compton College
In Compton California students protest TV instruction labeling it a guinea pig education. Sophomores led by Ted Hallisey claim TV replaces interactive teaching and harms student teacher relations. About 1,500 signatures seek to oust TV and revert to live classrooms while President Paul Martin defends cost savings and teacher shortages. California Taxpayers Assn supports the plan. state teachers oppose it as a supplement not a substitute.
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Compton
Calif
Compton College
Ted Hallisey
For Better Education
Southern California
Paul Martin
Martin
California Taxpayers Assn
California Teachers Assn
Bitte
Trial Of Area Physician Off Lack Evidence
Franklin reports the case of Charles Garepy v Dr Joseph Aaronoff was discontinued due to no evidence. Jurors were excused and the record shows voluntary termination. Attorneys Leo Brewster and Robert Grannis commented on the discontinuance.
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Franklin
Charles R Garepy
Centerville
Joseph Aaronoff
Ott
Leo M. Brewster
Aaronoff
Robert Grannis
Gaviepy
Rites Held For Miss B Dempsey At St Thomas
A funeral service was conducted at St Thomas Church for Miss Bridget B Dempsey with Rev Leon Doleski presiding. Burial followed at St Thomas Cemetery with bearers John Sullivan James Peterson Ray Amy and others attending. A prayer service occurred at Braoken Panera Home with residents joining the observance.
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Reymienies
Mixx Bridget
Bea’ Dempsey
St Thomas’ Church
Leon Doleski
St Thomas’ Cemetery
John Sullivan
James Peterson
Ray Amy
P Robert Sullivan
Rene
Erie
Braoken Panera Hume
Old Bay
Riccly Hurts
Hue Corry Crea
Drowns Trying To Save Brother
Two brothers attempting to rescue each other drowned in the River White Hunter yesterday. Police recovered the bodies of Joseph Seawrish from New Brighton and Douglas, five hours later. Gary Brick, who witnessed the event, said the elder brother moved toward the younger as they struggled in the water. Rescue attempts followed with rope and effort, but both boys died.
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Manowye
Joseph Seawrish
New Brighton
Douglas
Gary Brick
Doulas
Prick Snd
Eral
Mingarrene
Prick
Onus
Lowe
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