Open Weddings and Anniversaries Noted in Corry Items
Multiple local notices report an engagement and forthcoming marriage for Donna Clark and Roy Reese of Spartansburg to be held at Spartansburg Christian and Missionary Alliance Church at 2 p.m. The reception is planned at Firemen's Hall on Main Street. Also mentioned are a jeth wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Borch Gordon, travel to Jenkintown for Philip J. Moore and family, a Sophomore Tri-Wi-Y event at the YMCA with a car wash planned, and various family movements including Edward Thompson at Lake Temagami and Arthur Tarbell guarding at Lake Placid Club. Engagement of Janice Ward to Craig Parkhurst announced, with bios and work details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nat
Donna Clark
Roy Reese
Spartansburg
Jenkintown
Philadelphia
Sperry
North Center Street
Edward Thompson
Columbus
Charles Sutter
Lemon Street
Pittsburgh
Sutter
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Arthur Tarbell
Norman Tarbell
East South Street
Lake Placid
N.Y
Lake Placid Club
Teeds Welcome Daughter Born at Corry Memorial Hospital
A daughter was born this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Norman Teed of Clymer. Mr Teed is the former Virginia Porter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Memorial Hospital
Find
Norman Teed
Clymer
Teed
Virginia Porter
CDA Picnic Brings Catholic Daughters Together
Catholic Daughters of America members held their annual picnic at Nichols Lodge Mead Park with a tureen dinner group singing and games. Committee members were Mrs. Robert Wotus chair Mrs Mildred Orr cochair Mrs Caroline Goring program chair Mrs William Kurelowech led the eve ning songs. Prizes were won by Mrs Charles Weeks and Mrs Ted Zeyzus. Grand regent Miss M Agnes Lynch announced Mrs Albert Ross as rummage sale chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Daughters of America
Nichols Lodge
Mead Park
Robert Wotus
Mildred Orr
Cochairman
Caroline Goring
William Kurelowech
Jerome Needham
Charles Weeks
Ted Zeyzus
M. Agnes Lynch
Albert Ross
CDA
Tomorrow in the former Phillips jewelry store on North Center street
A brief note places a forthcoming event at the former Phillips jewelry store located on North Center street. It mentions the venue and date as part of a local notice or listing without additional context or details.
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Tomorrow
Phillips Jewelry
North Center Street
Sciota Community Aid Hosts 35 Members for Noon Dinner
The Sciota Community Aid met yesterday at the home of Mrs. Kenton Heslink on Clymer Hill with 35 in attendance for a noon dinner. Mrs. Alice Camp presided over the brief meeting and Mrs. Belle Colegrove read the secretary's report as Mrs. Archie Hurlbul spoke afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sciota
Kenton Heslink
Clymer Hill
Alice Camp
Belle Colegrove
Archie Hurlbul
Moving day at Grice Jewelers ends with new color theme
Memo from Grice Jewelers explains the completion of a store relocation and the final plan by Roy Girard of Erie, with carpenters and electricians finishing the setup. It highlights the new color schemes Wind Sea Desert Sun Earth, the diamond case, and ring designs for all ages. Notes invite brides to register and friends to order gifts, promising delivery and gift wrapping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Girard
Erie
Bob Joy and Associates
Patsey Notte
Harold Carlson
House of Lord
City School Patrol Picnic At Mead Park Honors Volunteers
About 100 members of the city school patrol gathered at Mead Park under the City Recreation Committee sponsorship for an afternoon and evening of kickball a peanut hunt and bicycle safety talk by Trooper John Byanko. Certificates were awarded by Wright School principal Paul Claypool for outstanding service. Merchants and others were thanked for support to the picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citys Schior
Mead Park
Deslie Kelly
John Byanko
Corry
Army Aide Warns U S Defenseless Against Missiles
Lt Gen Arthur Trudeau, ex Army intelligence chief, told a Pennsylvania Bar Association seminar that the United States lacks nuclear defenses against missiles and satellites. He warned lawyers and guests that the nation is exposed, calling the situation dangerous as part of a National Strategy Seminar. The event drew about 1,000 lawyers focusing on national security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Army Intelligence
Pennsylvania Bar Association
Arthur Trudeau
Bar Association
Topless swimsuit fashion causes mixed reactions nationwide
A chaotic scene unfolds as topless swimsuits spark discussion in several cities. In Oklahoma City about 2000 people, mostly men, gathered after a radio tease, while in Los Angeles crowds watched a live model at a store display. An arrest reference surfaces in Hartford where a man swam topless and was cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Teat
Oklahoma City
Los Angeles
Sheriff's Deputies
Ciy
Billye Rae
Detroit
Hartford
U S Talks Tough Reds Listen (Continued) on China War Scope
The article outlines potential U S air power and naval air arm actions against Chinese supply and reinforcement networks in North Vietnam and Burma. It notes limited ground forces in the Western Pacific, with a Marine Division on Okinawa and Army units in Korea, plus a theater reserve in Hawaii.
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U.S
China
Yunnan
Viet Nam
Burma
Western Pacific
Okinawa
U.S. 7Th Fleet
Asian
South Korea
North Korea
Hawaii
25Th Infantry
United States
West Coast
Pacific
U S Air Power and Fleet Bases Poised for China Strike
The article notes heavy gear movement by sea would delay operations, with stockpiles in Thailand Okinawa and on depot ships in the Philippines. It cites nearly 3,000 U S military planes in the Pacific and 125 ships of the 7th Fleet ready to strike China from Okinawa Formosa the Philippines South Vietnam Thailand and Japan. It highlights three large carrier groups from which Marine and Navy fighters and bombers could be launched.
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Thailand
Okinawa
Philippines
Pacific
7Th Fleet
U.S
China
Formosa
Viet Nam
Thaida
Japan
Military force estimates of China from intelligence reports
An army of 2.6 million personnel forms 160 divisions with three armored divisions, one airborne, and cavalry for desert operations alongside hundreds of infantry. The air force of about 2,400 aircraft includes MIGIis and MIGI7s with 10,000 pilots, many underqualified, and fuel shortages limiting operations. The navy numbers about 185,000 with 500 MIGI7s and 30 submarines, half mine-laying. coast defense focus limits sea power compared to the US Seventh Fleet.
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People's Liberation Army
7Th Fleet
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Gocel
Birdie
Ralph Ward
West Church Street
Janice
Craig Parkhurst
Charles Parkhurst
East Smith Street
Miss Ward
Corry Area High School
Sten
Sawyer
Corry Jamestown Corporation
Parkhurst
Williamsport Technical School
Raymond Division
Associated Spring
Nodale
Hemlock
Lakes Park
Hemlock Lakes Park
Hyde Road
West Spring Creek
Loblaws
California
SWIFT
Onghard Park
Grice Jewelers
Succumbs Wallingford
Conn
Alonzo Elliott
Yale
Stoddard King
Colegrove
Russell Briggs
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Barney B
Bennett
Beaverdam
Lloyd Proctor
T Aim
Leslie Real Estate
Wattsburg, Pa
Ravest
Wattsburg
AMC
Witte
C.N.B
Citizens National Bank OF Corry
Tv-Auto
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Barney's Firestone
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