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The readable fragments describe a forest project with a personnel count around 44 and reference journalists or reporting teams connected to the event. No clear names or places are identified.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1962
Page
5
The readable fragments describe a forest project with a personnel count around 44 and reference journalists or reporting teams connected to the event. No clear names or places are identified.
Mr and Mrs E E Anderson of 24 West Frederick Street announce the engagement of their daughter Linda Joy. The couple names Mr Hubert Noswin and Mrs Albert Ner Conesus NY. Miss Aude son graduated from Corry Arva High School in 1987 and Millard Pillmore Hospital School of Nursing in Pu lian hi. She receives her bachelor of science from the University of Buffalo at commencement ceremonies on June. Netwin received his bachelor of science from University of ROGET AN LO and his doctorate in dental surgery for the University of Buffalo School of Dentistry this month. He was affiliated with Xi Psi Phi national dental fraternity.
Mrs Kensinger of Japan was guest speaker when 78 members and guests gathered Tuesday in the YMCA all purpose room. Rev Hostetler led devotions and singing. Plans for a fall trip to be announced. next meeting June 26 at Mead Park with lunch committee named.
The Concord 4-H Club met Tuesday at the Community House with 46 members. President Thomas Labowski led the meeting. Eleftherios Zouras, a Greek student sponsored by the Department of Agriculture Press, spoke with slides about his homeland and life in Greece, and shared a map. A belts and pulleys demonstration by Eideareh Blakeslee and Mark McCray followed, with refreshments served. Next session set for July 10 at the Community House.
EUB men met at Evangelical United Brethren Church for an evening gathering. G T Bergman gave opening prayer, Herbert Triskeb led the business session, and Rev H Ray Harris delivered devotions. July and August meetings were dropped. Richara Shatin and Rene Trisket served hot dogs and drinks. Next regular session planned for September with date to be announced.
The Good Samaritan Class of the First Baptist Church met at Rex and Ireland’s Mead Avenue home Monday evening. Mrs. Willard Carter cohosted. Harry Coulter led opening prayer. Treland conducted the busy meeting. Plans were made for a family picnic at Mead Park on Wednesday July 11. Mrs. Harold Rendall led devotional on “God Uses Little Things.” Refreshments were served by the hostesses. The next meeting will be May 1 at the Craker home with Mrs. P. Thomas Stroup as cohostess.
Mr and Mrs Ernest Dunnewold of Clymer will be honored at an open house on Tuesday June 18 observing their 25th wedding anniversary. The event at Abho Reformed Church is hosted by Mr and Mrs Dorald R Almy, Mr and Mrs Rog Br EB, Drymmewold and Duaie Dunnewold. Neighbors relatives invited.
Wayne Valley United Brethren Men hosts its annual banquet at the church on Monday evening. The event features Rov G and Pastor Gaston of Port Miogany EUB, with attendees from Wayne Valley and nearby churches. A free will offering will be collected.
Xi Beta Phi Chapter members enjoyed a steak fry hosted by hostess Betty Pratt Kc ting. President Alfred Morrison led the evening with social committee plans for summer months. A farewell gift to Mrs Robert Curtis of West Conn lotess noted her move to Rock Island. Curtis read Niagara Falls Texas history concluding the season. next meeting set for September.
Readable lines indicate a promotional listing for Father’s Day items. Includes after shave cologne sets and pre shave bot products with prices shown as 1.00 and 1.25. Highlights single bar items and multi item bundles, focusing on gift-like fragrance and grooming sets.
The readable fragment lists Houbigant items and perfumes with prices such as Soap Solis at 5. Ajuinn 250 and 3.50. It mentions sprays and deodorants with prices including 2.79, reflecting a catalog-like display.
Meadville PTA sponsors the Meadville Antique Show and Sale with twenty dealers from three states. The event runs today and tomorrow from 11 a m to 10 p m, featuring early American furniture, dishes, lamps, silver, guns, dolls, art glass, jewelry, books, and more. An old fashioned ice cream parlor furnished in the Livire back chairs and tables sits on the stage of the auditorium for patrons to enjoy while viewing the displays.
Jane Elizabeth Fardink, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lyle Fardink of Clymer, earned the Curved Bar, the highest rank in the Girl Scouts. At 14, Fayink becomes the first from Clymer Central School to reach this advancement after seven years of activity in Girl Scouting.
The Presbyterian Warren Association hosting an annual medical missions tea reported a large attendance yesterday afternoon in the church social rooms despite bad weather. Guests admired a white and rose decor with summer floral arrangements. Special speaker Mrs. Eniene Westley recounted missionary work in Africa, introduced by Mrs. Cleo Haight.
In Schyle Wednesday Pauline Trigere unveiled a winter collection featuring feminine silhouettes. Models wore capes bound at the shoulders with canes and flaring hemlines, while sleeveless dresses with high bustlines and trumpet skirts created bold, stylish looks for day and night.
A daughter was born last evening to Mr and Mrs David Lillie at Union-City Memorial Hospital. Mrs Maxwell Brown and Mrs Allan Hasbrouck attended. The family resides at 204 East Pleasant Street.
Pennsylvania Supreme Court Justice Michael A. Musmanno urges contempt for Americans who return from Communist abroad. In Allegheny County Court, he remarks that exiles who fled to a so called Communist heaven should face scorn upon return, while still welcoming them with restraint.
At the AFL-CIO Federation of Musicians convention in Pittsburgh delegates backed a ban on live music with pre recorded accompaniment subject to exemptions by the federation or locals. The action aims to preserve musicians’ work while Governor Lawrence urged continued government subsidies for the fine arts as relief from financial pressures. Official primary results showed Scranton leading Dilworth in the Republican governor race and highlighted broad party contrasts amid questions about funding for the arts.
Bree Lete L50 tops a list in a bold cosmetics feature. The item references Pine Muli amlynanie and Shit Man east with unclear dates and locations.
Max Factor case details appear in a distorted OCR segment noting signatures and alleged items. The readable fragments reference names and a controversy involving a company or brand, with unclear dates or locations. Further readable context remains insufficient to confirm specifics.
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