State Projects Completed By Authority
A semi annual report from the General State Authority shows 82 state construction projects completed in six months ending May 31 at a cost of 16.8 million dollars. Another 126 projects are under construction at a total cost of 196.4 million. Since its 1949 founding the agency has completed 367 projects totaling 112.49 million. Executive Director John N. Forker issued the report, succeeding Oscar N. Lindahl who died in 1952. The Pi space, fagon covers 32 acres of.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Jess
Harrisburg
General State Authority
Agency
General Assembly
John N. Forker
GSA
Forker
Oscar N. Lindahl
Warren W. Holmes
Corry Couples Attend Wedding and Parties Across Area
A social column recalls a Corry Ja mestown staff wedding for Miss Mary Jane Proctor and Miss Kay Gallup with gifts and a door prize. Attendees from Corry, Cleveland, Conneaut Lake, Lakewood and Erie enjoyed events, visits, and trips, including a Fairview wedding at Presbyterian Church with a reception at Fairview Legion Hall and a Niagara Falls honeymoon.
VEW Auxiliary Reports July Bake Sale Funds Raise 36.50
The VEW Auxiliary held a routine session at West Washington Street home. A bake sale netted 36.50 for the Amelia T. Kane Cancer Research Fund. President Mrs James Keppel led the meeting which planned monthly sessions through July and August and elected Mrs Alfred Cone as card party chair. Alma Slagle was initiated as a new member before adjournment.
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VFW
Amelia T. Kane Cancer Research Fund
James Keppel
West Washington Street
Alfred Cone
Alma Slagle
Sciota Aid Meeting At Arnink Home In Clymer
The Sciota Community Aid held an all day meeting at Mrs Floyd Arnink’s home in Clymer. Eighteen women attended as Mrs Arnink, president, led the session which included outdoor quilting for the hostess. Judy Camp directed devotions and Mrs Ivan Heslink filed the secretary's report while Mrs Archie Hurlbut handled the treasurer's. The group announced its annual sale for September 6 and Mrs Arthur Miller was tasked with arranging a Mead Park table. The date of the next regular meeting will be announced later.
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Sciota Aid
Arnink
Sciota Community Aid
Floyd Arnink
Clymer
Judy Camp
Ivan Heslink
Archie ‘Hurl
Patti Hall Is Honored With Farewell Party
Mrs Robert Wank hosted a farewell party at her home on Franklin Street for Miss Patti Hall and her parents Mr and Mrs Harry Hall who will move to Cleveland. Guests enjoyed television or visiting then a tureen lunch of sandwiches salad baked beans and soft drinks. The table setting featured a yellow and white motif and Patti received a vorsagé and several remembrance gifts as the party concluded.
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Laverne Miller
East Main Street
Corry-Jamestown
Mary Jane Proctor
Kay Gallup
O. W. Bracken
North
Center Street
Seattle
Wash
Herbert Bracken
William Forster
R. D
Richard Frick
Joyce Ann
Rosedale
West Palm Beach
Miami
Florida
Thomas Ri ‘Tuck
Tucson
Ariz
Nigeria
Africa
Earl Whiteley
Jamestown
Gerald Whiteley
East South Street
Mary
Sarah Breene
Pittsburgh
Corry
Raymond Sandburg
Barbara Cook
Frank Herberg
Richard Shoop
Robert Seastead
Vandergrift
Chautauqua
Cobbett
Theodore Hubley
Conneaut Lake
Susie Any Veecunmay
Fairview
Barbara Ann Brown
Frederick Wilson Brown
Merritt Avenue
Richard T. Meeder
Hallam J. Meeder
Depot Street
Lake Guy
Fairview Presbyterian Church
Roy John Blewitt
Louie Joan Brindle
Ronald Gottschling
Sally
Shirley Klein
Shirley Burkett
Marlon Louise Brown
Dave Snyder
Girard
Donald
Robert Meeder
James
Carl Meeder
Fairview Legion Hall
Niagara Falls
Cleveland
Conneault
Lakewood
Fredoni
West~ Held
North East
Belle Valley
Enle
Patti Hall
Robert Wank
Franklin Street
Harry Hall
Patti
CGG Club Meets Mrs VanDresar Hosts Card Party
CGG Club met at Mrs. M H VanDresar home on Wednesday afternoon for two tables of contract. Awards went to Mrs. Donald Hall and guest Mrs. Sarah Zalz neck. The gathering marked the fifth anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. James P. Sullivan, who received a group gift. Next session, host Mrs Hall at her Sixth Avenue home. date to be announced.
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CGG
M. H. VanDresar
VanDresar
Donald Hall
Sarah Zalzneck
James P. Sullivan
Catholic Daughters Hold Annual Picnic at Mead Park
About 40 members of Court Conception No. 35 Catholic Daughters of America gathered last evening at Mead Park for a picnic. A tureen supper was served and games and contests with prizes went to Mrs. Leo Rhynard Miss Helen Morrell Miss Anna Shields Mrs. George Mulderick Mrs. Charles Henry Miss Ann Baress and Mrs. Paul Suchar. June committee members in charge included Mrs. Harold Cragg and Mrs. William Thompson co chairs and many others.
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Court Conception No
Catholic Daughters of America
Mead Park
Leo Rhynard
Helen Morrell
Anna Shields
George Mulderick
Charles Henry
Ann Baress
Paul Suchar
Family Plenic Held At Piccirillo Home
A family plenic took place last evening at the Domine Piccirillo home 1240 West Pleasant Street. Thirty relatives attended and enjoyed a social evening after the dinner. Mr and Mrs Ward Piccirillo were part of the gathering.
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Piccirillo
Domine Piccirillo
West Pleasant Street
Ward Piccirillo
Forsyth Land Thirty Two District Court Notice Annotated
Robotic OCR ruins a foreclosure style land notice noting the sale of property once owned by Walter Parkin and Emeline Drake. It provides a description of the tract, boundary lines, and names Roslinn Wrake and Walter Darin as parties with dates in 1951 through 1964. The notice states the sale will occur by court order, with a sheriff overseeing proceedings.
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Ward
Walon
Peanay
Walter Parkin
Mra
Emeline Drake
Mlermay
Ton Sherman
Aiey Simors
Joy
Taverae
Meng
Cormig
Lorae
Roma
Ferret Owen
Roslinn Wrake
Wale
Marie Dingle
Bry Dent
Salwin
Autarary Tar
Mrs. Orlo Ewing Hosts Get-Acquainted Tea
Mrs. Orlo Ewing hosted a well attended get acquainted tea at her R D 4 home yesterday afternoon from 2 20 to 5 o clock. Mrs. Douglas Cook of Random Lee recently moved Texas with her family was honored. Forty guests enjoyed dainty sandwiches relishes coffee and punch as mixed summer flowers adorned the buffet. Assistants included Mrs. Bruce Ellsworth Mrs. Roger Brown Mrs. Leo Hooks and Mrs. Page Louderback with servers Mrs. Robert Sprague and Mrs. Clarence Zid.
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Orlo Ewing
Douglas Cook
Random Lee
Texas
R. D
Ewing
Bruce Ellsworth
Roger Brown
Leo Hooks
Page Louderback
Robert Sprague
Clarence Zid
Armitage Announces Daughter's Birth in Atlanta Family
A daughter was born yesterday afternoon to Mr. and Mrs. Harland Armitage of Atlanta Georgia. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Owen Armitage of Spring Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harland Armitage
Atlanta, Ga
Owen Armitage
Spring Creek
Mundt urges law changes to empower Senate committees
Senator Mundt says the government reorganization law has a blind spot that blocks any Senate committee from calling itself into an official meeting without the chairmans consent or forcing a chair to convene. He and Senator Dworshak advocate letting a committee take care of a recalcitrant chairman or act when one is absent or ill. Mundt notes a Pentagon reply on two staff clearance cases as part of McCarthy era inquiries.
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Senate
Washington
Sen. Mundt
Ben. Dworshak
Idaho
Sen. McCarthy
Wis
Government Operations Committee
Mundt
McCarthy
Dworahak
McCarthy Army
Pentagon
Defense Department
McGarthy
First Hurricane Of Season Noted
A mild hurricane formed in the Gulf of Mexico and struck the Brownsville area in Mexico. Winds reached about 80 miles per hour, just above hurricane strength, with the center aimed at a sparsely populated stretch along the coast 60 miles south of Brownsville.
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Browns Well
Gulf of Mexico
Brownsville
Texas
Southernmont City
Former Area Manager of Pennsy Promoted to VP Central Region
B. W. Tyler, long time Penns yvania Railroad official, promoted from assistant general manager Central Region to assistant to vice president Central Region. Native of Shelbyville Indiana, son of a Presbyterian minister, Tyler began in 1925 and rose through engineering posts to superintendent of Renovo Panhandle Pittsburgh divisions before becoming assistant general manager in 1963.
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B. W. Tyler
Central Region
J. A. Appleton
Pennsylvania Railroad
Tyler
Rufus H. Flinn
Shelbyville
Mt Logansport
Ind
Jane Bolytechnic College
Terre Haute
Pennsylvania
Engineering Corps
St. Louis
Conemaugh
Maryland
Renovo
Panhandle
Pittsburgh
Two Motorists Face Manslaughter Charges in Bell Vern on Case
A Pittsburgh grand jury action charges Herman Brink death, with Theodore Halle 87 and Orville Parsons 70 bound over for next terms. Brink died after a truck’s operation caused his fall. Parsons drove the auto that collided with the truck. Jurors disagreed on vehicle positions at impact.
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Pittsburgh
Herman Brink
Belle Vernon
Theodore Halle
Orville Parsons
Halle
Brink
Parsons
New Secretary Treasurer Named by Dairy Association
Pat Thomas D. Harman, professor of dairy technology at Ohio State University, is named secretary treasurer of the American Dairy Science Association, replacing prior officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State College
Pat Thomas D. Harman
Ohio State University
American Dairy Science Association
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Stromberg
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Stromberg-Carlson
Carian
UBF
Stromberg - Carlson
All-Way Electric CO
VEW
Denese Pee Ahnie
Thomas Motors OF
Corry, Inc
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Sheriff's Sales
Hale County
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Foilkas Forster
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Marychi
Ted
Aplorpey Ter
Alan
Centires Amit
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Homer
Helen
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