Local Piano Pupils Enter National Auditions
Twenty two students from Mrs Flowers and Miss Johnson competed in the National Piano Playing Auditions at Warren Conservatory. Judges graded memory pieces from Good to Superior, with top performers earning pins and a year’s membership in the National Guild of Piano Teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Flowers
Naomi
Freda Spitman
Edward Kinley
Marjorie Beckwith
Janet Chaffee
Carolyn Chaffee
Mary Dorman
Robert Walker
Connie Johnson
Mary Ellen Johnson
Lois Jane Porter
Carolyn Brundage
Mrs. Flowers
Sharon Ott
Sharon Minor
Sherry Bennink
James Moyer
Deborah Root
Rebecca Morrison
Constance Bauer
National Guild of Piano Teachers
Pennsylvania Dutch Festival Set at Kutztown July 2 6
More than 100000 people are expected to attend the 11th annual Pennsylvania Dutch Festival in Kutztown from July 2 through 6. The event features regional foods such as schnitz un gmepp, sauer kraut, dumplings, Amish vanilla pie and Dutch apple tarts, plus pageants, folk dancing and demonstrations by oldtime craftsmen.
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Kutztown
United States
Canada
Miss Brundage To Give Recital
Miss Brundage daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Brundage of Spring Creek will present her pre Junior piano recital Monday evening June 27 at 8 o clock in the YMCA all purpose room. She received a superior rating in the National Guild Auditions at Warren Conservatory this week and has studied under Miss Naomi L Johnson. Beatrice Ann Bensink of Columbus a mezzo soprano and Mansfield State College graduate appears as vocal soloist with accompaniment by Miss Johnson.
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Poss Catolyu Ann Cege
Arthur Brundage
Spring Creek
YMCA
Warren Conservatory of Music
Naomi L. Johnson
Warren Conservatory
Yesteryear Society Highlights From 1940 Events in Corry
A June 26 1940 note reflects Bemus Point Casino opening with Duke Ellington at Chautauqua Lake. a Piccadilly party honors Mrs Johnson and Walter Dingfelder. Miss Marjorie Young and Edmund J Barr wed in Corry. Derry Country Club hosts a large spaghetti dinner. other society items include birthdays, church events, a piano recital, and summer conferences plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bemus Point
N.Y
Duke Ellington
Chautauqua Lake Resort
Andrew C. Johnson
Piccidilli Hut
Sorority Xi Beta Phi plans summer events
The Xi Beta Phi chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held a year end meeting as a picnic hosted by Mrs. Betty Pratt at her parents cottage on Findley Lake. New president Miss Julia Ficcardi led plans for summer activities including a trip to the Erie Playhouse on July 13. A family picnic at Mead Park is scheduled for July 7.
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Xi Beta Phi
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Betty Pratt
Findley Lake
Robert Gleason
Westfield
Julia Ficcardi
Erie
Mead Park
Farewell Meeting For Capt and Mrs Dean Tomorrow
A public farewell is planned at 7 30 PM at the Salvation Army citadel for Capt and Mrs Richard Dean who depart for Greenville next Wednesday. Their successors Capt and Mrs Richard Bush will assume command of the Curry citadel. The Deans served in Corry for two years and were previously stationed in Kane. A corps farewell with soldiers and friends is set for Tuesday night.
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Dean
Salvation Army Citadel
Richard Dean
Greenville
Richard Bush
Curry Citadel
Corry
Kane
Engagement and forthcoming marriage of Mary Hetrick
Mr and Mrs Irvin Hetrick of R D Spartansburg announce the engagement of their daughter Mary to Donald Howe son of Mr and Mrs Homer D Howe of RB D 2 Pleasantville The couple plan to wed on July 16 Mary attended Corry Area High School and Donald served two years in the U S Army
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Irvin Hetrick
R.D
Spartansburg
Mary
Donald Howe
Homer D. Howe
RB. D. 2
Pleasantville
Miss Hetrick
Corry, Area
Open House Fetes Wm Cooks 50th Anniversary
An open house honoring Mr. and Mrs. William Cook of Spartansburg on their 50th wedding anniversary will be held July 3 from 1 to 6 PM and 7 to 9 PM at Willis Cook’s home on RI D 3 Spartansburg. Hosts are their children Glenn Halfast Raymond Halfast Lewis Cook Ate Cook and Willis Cook with all friends relatives and neighbors invited.
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Dex
William Cook
Spartansburg
Willis Cook
Ri D
Glenn Halfast
Raymond Halfast
Lewis Cook
Ate Cook
Ladies Aid Picnic at Chautauqua Lake Cottage
Mrs Arthur Crowell entertained Spencer Ladies Aid Thursday afternoon at her cottage on Chautauqua Lake. A tureen picnic dinner was served at 1 oclock to 38 ladies. Visiting, swimming and boating followed for the remainder of the day. An open farewell public event will occur tomorrow evening.
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Arthur Crowell
Spencer Ladies Aid
Chautauqua Lake
R Lester Howles Dies At Home In Columbus
R Lester Howles, chief of the Columbus Volunteer Fire Department, died at home at 7 45 am today after a heart attack in January 1957. He lived in Columbus most of his life, served as school custodian for 30 years and cemetery caretaker, and was a War ren County Forestry Service warden. Surviving wife Myrtle TeWinkle Howles, daughter Mrs Hubert Blanchard, three sons Marion Lewis Robert, two brothers Arthur and James, and many relatives. Calling hours at Bracken Funeral Home tomorrow and Monday. funeral Tuesday at 2 pm with Rev George A Myers officiating. Interment West Lawn Cemetery, Columbus.
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Sour Street
Columbus
Warren County Forestry Service
Howles
Myrtle TeWinkle Howles
Hubert Blanchard
McKean
Marion
Youngsville
Lewis
Robert
Eric
Arthur
Clymer
James
Venango
Bracken Funeral Home
George’ ‘A. Myers
West Lawn Cemetery
CAHS Band and Kids Win Parade Prizes
CAHS Band and children’s groups captured multiple awards in the parade. Fre men's marching unit earned $10 for second prize, and the fire department received $20 for most men in line. Elmview Jersey Dairy Farm won best float with $10, Columbus 4-H Club second with $5. Sheffield Fire Department traveled far and won $10 for longest distance. The crowd favorite was a boy drawn circus cage on a coaster wagon earning the $10 best comic unit prize.
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Bust
Fremen
Elmview Jersey
Columbus
Sheffield Fire Department
Sheffield Company
Johnson Supporters Drive To Stop Kennedy
Supporters of Senator Lyndon B. Johnson intensify efforts to deny Senator John F. Kennedy the Democratic presidential nomination. At a governors conference in Glacier National Park Montana Southern leaders organize a caucus to gauge Johnson's convention chances and curb Kennedy's rise. The march toward victory hinges on second and third ballots with Kennedy forecast for a first ballot win by some observers while Johnson backers predict a decisive third ballot result.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
John F Kennedy
Massachusetts
Glacier National Park
Mont
Price Daniel
Buford Ellington
Tennessee
Johnson
Kennedy
Loster
Johson
New York Times
New York
Liberal Party
Oscar Chapman
Leopard costume children pull wagon in East Columbus parade
Harold Munsee, 11, and his sister Anette, 4, wore a leopard outfit and pulled the wagon in a parade. They are children of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Munsee of East Columbus Avenue.
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Harold Munsee
Anette
Howard Munsee
East Columbus Avenue
Nixon favored as GOP eyes convention push in Roanoke
Indiana GOP backs Nixon for the presidential nomination while Virginia Republicans prepare for their convention. Chairman Morton predicts Nixon's nomination as Rockefeller weighing a possible draft. In North Carolina, voters choose the Democratic candidate for governor with Terry Sanford and Dr. J Beverly Lake as rivals.
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Czns
Johnson
Paul Butter
Milwaukee
Wintonsin
Indiana
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Roanoke
Thruston B. Morton
Chicago
Morton
Rockefeller
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
North Carolina
Terry San‘tord
J. Beverly Lake
Long walk continues as British walker enters West Virginia
Dr Barbara Moore, a 58 year old British vegetarian former surgeon, crossed into West Virginia early today, the tenth state on her coast to coast trek. She started from a St Clairsville motel at 4 15 am EST after a 40 mile Friday stretch from Cambridge, Ohio, and completed seven miles to begin the Buckeye state exit.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Barbara Moore
West Virginia
Ton
St. Clairsville
Ohio
Buckeye
Cambridge
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Troy
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Florence Pond
Ildred Denton
Wis
National Association of School Secretaries
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Charles Amy
Worth Street
Amby Allen
Olive Allen
Fourth Avenue
United Brethren Church
Port Allegany
R. H. Eggleston
Mary Low Patterson
Janet Vanderhoff
Autumn Colby
Martha Wallace
John McCracken
Grove City College
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J. A. McCracken
G. L. Boyd
Land
A. G. Stillman
East Bond Street
J. Guy Butters
North Warren State Hospital
Boyd Jaggs
West Pleasant Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Crystal Coal CO
Maple Ave
Corry, Pa
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Aoe Fashion Luggage
America
Ladies Aid
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CAHS
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Anthony Quinn
Heller
Lewis Gilbert
Edmund H. North
Grand Canyon
Cornel Wilde
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Thurbereied
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Citizens National Bank OF Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Portage Sweet
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