Prize Winners At Church Festival Close Night
The Sh.anomas lawn festival sponsored by the Holy Name Society ended last evening with strong financial results for the church building fund. Miss Virginia Bachomer won the suit and clothing certificate, while door prizes included Rex Theatre passes for Joseph Hornick and Archie Willis, candy or passes for several winners, and many miscellaneous gifts from local merchants. James L. Allyn led as festival chair with support from society members.
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Sh.anomas
Holy Name Society
Virginia Bachomer
West Pleasant Street
Joseph Hornick
Rex Theatre
Nick Marty
Archie Willis
Louise Migliaccio
Corry Pharmacy
Frank Grangino
The
Rite
Billy
Bachemer
Jack Walsh
Turner
Atlantic Station
Mary Murray
Steen
Edward Brigham
Meerdink’s
Rodney Knowlton
Meerdink's
Fred Walsh
June wedding links Downey Spiesman family in Genoa
Barbara Spiesman and James C. Downey of Gibsonburg and Genoa wed at St Elizabeth's Church amid a large attendance. The ceremony featured a single ring service, the bride in candlelight organza with a Juliet cap, attendants in matching gowns, and a multi-location reception. The couple plans a Virginia Beach honeymoon and will reside in Genoa, with Downey pursuing law studies in Toledo.
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St. Eliz ‘Abeth’s
Barbara ‘Ann Spiesman
James Condra Downey
Gibsonburg
Ohio
William J. Spiesman
East Main Street
John ©. Downey
North Main Street
Cyril J. Krons
Robert Jahnson
P. B. Sonoski
Rosewlp
Bernard Burns
Jesus
Marie Zafiropulos
Mary Downey
Mary Lou Splesman
Zafiropulos
St. Elizabeth's Church
Barbara Spiesman
James C. Downey
Sally O'Hare
Thomas B Downey
Wroom
Olean
Hugh A. O'Hare
Robert E. Samson
Genoa
Hote Corry
Emporium
Oil City
Titusville
Youngsville
Garland
Twin
Union City
Erie
Cambridge Springs
Spring Creek
Chicago
Virginia Beach
Spencer Ladies Aid Plans CARE Package To Korea
An all day Spencer Ladies Aid meeting was hosted by Mrs T J Fullam with 37 noon meals served and an afternoon business session led by President Mrs Earl Bailey. The group voted to send a $10 CARE package to Korea and noted the next meeting July 16 hosted by Mrs Joseph McGray.
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Spencer Ladies Aid
T. J. Fullam
Earl Bailey
Korea
Aid
Joseph MuGray
Silver Links Class Meeting Last Evening
Evangelical United Brethren Church group meets at a member’s home near Spring Creek with sixteen members and one guest. Mrs. Guy Bennink presides, delivers readings from Corinthians and a poem. prayers offered, talks given on answered prayers and healing by faith. Refreshments served before adjourning to meet July aft.
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Angars
Iuner Ross
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Spring Creek
Lawrence Aldrich
Guy Bennink
Beas DeLary
Rove Westley
Ross
Loretta Belden
DeLary
Country Club Dance Planned This Evening
The Corry Country Club hosts the second summer dance with music by Joe Mooney and his group from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. Members and out of town guests are invited to attend.
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Corry Country Club
Joe Mooney
Mrs Dey Hosts CCG Club At Boston House
Mrs F W Dey entertained the CCG Club at the Boston House on Thursday evening with two tables of contract in play. Awards went to Mrs James Sullivan Mrs Herold Cragg and Mrs Donald Hill. After the bridge the hostess served sandwiches sherbet and coffee the next meeting set with Mrs M H Van Dresar of West Pleasant street on July 1.
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F. W. Dey
CGG Club
CCG Club
Boston House
James Sullivan
Herold Cragg
Donald Hill
M. H. van Dresar
West 1
Pleasant Street
Concord Community Club Met Last Evening
The Concord Community Club held a meeting at the Community House with US attendees. Clyde Hall announced July 23 as the next meeting date and named the committee for that session. Kathleen Gates performed piano and song, Mrs. Stanley Baker gave a reading, and Miss Shirley Hull played accordion. Ice cream and cake were served by the hosting committee.
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Goneora
Baker
Clyde Hall
Ernest Chelson
Farewell Party For Patti Hall Before Cleveland Move
A surprise farewell party was held for Miss Patti Hall as she and her parents Mr and Mrs Harry Hall prepare to move to Cleveland. Hostess Connie Dahl welcomed guests at 628 East Main Street including Lona Barto Maxine and Madeline Dundon Mary Brockman Marjorie Ayers Anne Chris Patty Dan James Davison and Larry Barr. Comics were given as favors a corsage or necklace for Patti and the group enjoyed games television and refreshments of brownies fruit Jello and pop before departure.
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Patti Hall
Harry Hall
Cleveland
Connie Dahl
East Main Street
Lona Barto
Maxine
Madeline Dundon
Mary Brockman
Marjorie Ayers
Anne Chris
Patty Dan
Fred Delmer
James Davison
Larry Barr
Newborns at Corry Memorial Hospital
A daughter was born last evening at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs William Flick of 12 Snyder Circle. A son was born this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Albert Icko of 320 East Main Street.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
William Flick
Snyder Circle
Albert Icko
East Main Street
Eden and Smith to Leave Geneva Conference Site
British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden and U S Undersecretary Walter Bedell Smith will depart Geneva tomorrow amid unclear return plans. Smith heads home at Eisenhower's request. Eden likely proceeds via Paris to London.
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Geneva
Anthony Eden
U.S
Walter Bedell Smith
Smith
Washington
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Smitiy
U. S
Czechoslovakia
U. Alexis Johnson
Eden
London
Paris
Pierre Mendes- France
Mendes-France
Iden
House of Commons
Winston Shurehill
Lord Reading
China
Chou Ea-lut
Viet Nam
Nguyen Quoc Dinh
Laos
Cambodia
69 vie for Laurel Festival queen in Wellsboro
Sixty nine girls competed for the Laurel Festival queenship in Wellsboro Pennsylvania as nearly 20,000 visitors packed the Tioga County town for a two day festival featuring the contest and other events.
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Wellsboro
Tioga County
Toth carries case to Supreme Court over court martial
Former Airman Robert W. Toth has taken his fight to the Supreme Court, seeking to overturn a Court of Appeals ruling that he may be court-martialed in the 1952 slaying of a South Korean civilian. His lawyers argue the case tests Congress power to convert civilian government into a military oligarchy.
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Oth
Supreme Court
Associated
Prem Washington
Robert W. ‘Toth
Air Force
Toth
High Court
U. S. Court of Appeals
Congress
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