June wedding invites and local notices flood The Journal
The issue highlights wedding invitation displays at The Journal with over 200 styles and a call to visit or borrow the display books overnight. It also notes June weddings, dinners, and community notices from Kane to Franklin, including public events, charity drives, and local incidents such as a traffic crash injuring a state official and a restaurant gambling case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mowrey
Wayne Street
Dial
Phan
Apael
Alita
Prink
Fitorertowh
Tog
Wedinietan
Ciel
Elgin-Beawverdam Fire Hall
Alder
Hospital Admits and Discharges Noted at Corry Memorial
At The Hospital Report lists admissions and discharges from Corry Memorial Hospital. Admitted: Miss Clara N Pettengill of 151 Mott Street. Ernest son of Arthur and Mrs. Hamilton of Bear Lake. Mrs. William G Keratetter Jr. of 546 East Main Street. David son of Fred and Mrs. Thomis of Spartansburg. Discharged: Mrs. William C Scott of 238 Wayne Street. John son of Morris and Mrs. Boutwell of Meadvenue. Mrs. Leon J Ayers. Eric. Mrs. Joseph Amoroso of 302 Spring Street. Mrs. Branley Royek of 108 Railroad Street. A note warns none available to summon a physician in emergencies. call 2-8201.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara N. Pettengill
Mott Street
Ernest
Arthur Hamilton
Bear Lake
William G. Keratetter Jr
East Main Street
David
Fred Thomis
Spartansburg
William C. Scott
Wayne Street
John
Morris M. Boutwell
Mead Venue
Leon J. Ayers
Eric
Joseph Amoroso
Spring Street
Branley Royek
Railroad Street
Geneva Talks End in Recess After Berlin Standoff
Western negotiators break off further talks with the Soviet bloc after rejecting new Berlin settlement proposals. Diplomats Herter, Lloyd, and Couve de Murville deem the Soviet offer unacceptable while Khitshe and Gromyko insist on ejecting Western forces from Berlin. A brief final communique notes further discussions are needed when the conference resumes July 13. In a separate note, Tokyo Rowe prosecutor Weiss reportedly shot himself in Seattle on November 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Couve de Murville
Berlin
Herter
Lloyd
Couve de Murville
Khitshche
Gromyko
Terely
Ats
Nolvet
West Hovl
Communista
East Germany
Queen Elizabeth II in Labrador on Canada tour
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip entered the wilderness leg of their six week Canada tour. She appeared weary after dedicating a large international air terminal at Gander and greeting thousands, while locals in Newfoundland welcomed them with flags and cheers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corner Brook
Nid
Elizabeth II
Canada
Prince Philip
Labrador
Gander
M& Reception
Bowater
Elizabeth
Newfoundland
Philip
Ellisbeth
Tina Carey
Tilt Cove
Strawberry Hill
Humber River
Cancer Society weighs campaign strategy amid split in Detroit division
Move would revoke the southeastern division's charter after refusing to leave a federated drive. Runyon argues for a consistent national program citing fatigue among donors and volunteers. He says the fight is against cancer, not the United Fund, and supports both national and local efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Runyon
Detroit
United Foundation
Cancer Society
Detroit Foundation
United Fund
Man Charged in Wife’s Slaying in Altoona
Joseph B. McKinstry 59 of Greenwood faces grand jury action on a charge of killing his wife with a shotgun on June 4. A machinist for Pennsylvania Railroad, he was ordered held without bond after a preliminary hearing and jailed in Blair County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
Joseph B. McKinstry
Greenwood
McKinstry
Pennsylvania Railroad
Blair County
House approves debt ceiling booster amid budget worries
The House passed a 295 billion temporary debt ceiling increase in a 255 to 117 vote, sending the measure to the Senate. Supporters cite a fiscal emergency while warnings about credit risk grow, noting it must become law by midnight June 30 to cover obligations. Rep. Wilbur D. Mills led the floor action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
House
Senate
Treasury
Wilbur D. Mills D
Ark
Rites Held For Mrs. Ella Casler in Clymer
Funeral services for Mrs. Ella Johnson Casler were held at 2 p.m. from Spitzer Funeral Home in Clymer with Rev. Sherman F. Epler of Brookville First Methodist Church officiating. Burial followed in Clymer Cemetery. Bearers included Gilbert Ton, James Croscuts, Marion Gallup, John Wassink, Garret Tenpas and Kenneth Kooman. relatives from nearby towns attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elnera
Ella Johnson Casler
Spitzer
Clymer
Sherman F. Epler
Brookville First
Lyle Johnson
Hastings On Hudson
N. Y
Beatrice Schiller
Schenectady
Clinston Merkle
Kane
Dorothy Connelly
Stowe
N.Y
Robert Lewis
Robert Lewis Jr
Sidney Lewis
Corry
Eva Crowell
Luella Scott
Eric
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MiKean
Aviva
Phivarlie Elite
Len Auch
Coline
Susmiot Manchiy
Sipplits
Ervey Eaves
Eddie Lavzar
All Style Bane
Panpivigeny Eesninitis
Lady Franklin
Rebeka | Lode
Indepert
Franklin
James W. Bailey
Slaite Department of Ppests
Way
Atte
Cip
Brick Hill
Bailey
Franklin Hospital
Jon Hand
Ginnie
Iil Fyle Loud
Gourson
Beynid Venezia
Erie
Kivecks
Restaue
Russell Stover
Mejalville
William BR
Perry
Suerolacy
Crawford County
Anisbeths Deach
Vinton
Pepartedt
Booth Ansuring
Bashy Hood Ponitol
Telemnans
Rlocieleal Workers Union
Tnt
le Reiniartett Iu
Fedefit Public Works
Mauilville
May Marin Puybo
Danahter
Ddies Wagson
Trelord J McAuliffe
Mberlean Brewing Cy
Luni
Corry Memorial Hospital
Geneva
Seattle
Waals
de Wolfe
Tokyo
Rowe
America
Hinself
Chevrolet
Fia
Chevy
Violet
Turben’s Auto Service
Columbus, Pa
Stephenville
Harmon
Lake Labrador
Schefferville
Seven Islands
Quebec
E.casler
Sarasota, Fla
Edward P. Kelly
Ringling Brothers Barnum and Bailey Circus
Circus
Washington St
Corry, PA
Schick Razors
Sunbeam Razors
Wen
Black & Decker
Penro EI Nee
Gregory Peck
Pork Chop Hill
Fort Laramie
Tammy and the
Bachelor
Gidget
Dick Clark
Dar Cnel
Weastuan
Gates Upen
Perie
REX Theatre
Debbie Reynolds
Tomy Randall
Paul Douglas
Sion
Cooper
East St Stump
St. Thevening
Leghter Street
J. E
Allister O
Raymon Pany
Miss Witer
Concords
Leroy
4Ren
Rev. J
Jean Knatson
Carlson
Meadville Hotel
Lake Park
Gary
Maine
Jis
Corry Mi
Mrs Br
Wanshe
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