Livengood Sees Ike As Best Hope For Victory
Livengood Jr. state secretary of internal affairs urged Republicans to unite behind Dwight D. Eisenhower for president in November. He called Eisenhower the man of destiny in this year of decision and said his candidacy offers the best hope of Republican victory and solutions to foreign and domestic problems. He noted the president had to pay for his own transportation until the advent of the automobile.
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Somerset
William Ss. Ivengood Jr
Ternal Affairs
D. Eisenhower
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Eisenhower
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Club Social Gatherings Committee Plans Church Party
A church fundraiser garden party is planned for July 24 on school grounds with Carl Peterson as general chairman. The committee includes Floyd Black Fred Trobes Arthur Litz Ted Glatz James O'Brien Wil Mam Rutland Harold Scholien and several listed guests. Additional planning meeting to assign duties is set for later this week.
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St. Rénard’s Hall
St. Thomas’ Church
Carl Peterson
Floyd Black
Fred Trobes
Arthur Litz
Ted Glatz
James O'Brien
Wil Mam. Rutland
Harold Scholien
Albert Ross
Miss Marian Matteson Weds William Scott Jr At First Baptist Church
Miss Marian Matteson daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Matteson of Spring Creek married William Scott Jr son of Mr and Mrs William Scott of 238 Wise. A double ring ceremony at 2 40 PM officiated by Rev J Emerson Lay with organist Mrs Ralph Carrall and soloist Jack Whitehead. The bride wore a white nylon tulle gown with imported lace bodice and court train, veil, and a bouquet of anemone and orange blossoms. Attendants included matron of honor Mrs Wallace Sickler and bridesmaids Miss Haley Co and Mrs Robert Peters. The groom attended by best man Scott and Robert Peters. over 100 guests attended at the church parlors. The bride wore a white suit for departure. The couple will reside in Youngsville after the wedding.
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Mteman
First Baptist Church
Marian Matteson
Harold Matteson
Spring Creek
William Scott Jeyson
Wi Main Scoll
Wise
J. Emerson
Ralph Carrall
Wis Jack Whitehead
Sam
Allan Canfield
Wallace Sickler
Miss Haley Co
Robert Peters
Mnanus
Pamela Sicklir
Whitin Docken
Chut Ich Suis
Seocl
Pictuve
Dark Scott
Timestown
Warren
Erie
Buffalo
Cleveland
Rainbow Girls Assembly Plans Set for Corry City
Members of the Corry Assembly of Rainbow for Girls met at the home of Mrs. Bert Williams. Mrs. Tracy Whitehead was elected advisory chairman and Miss Helen Johnson mother advisor. The Corty Assembly opens September 27 for ages 13 to 18. petitions available through Eastern Star members. By-laws are being drafted by Mrs. T. J. Kelsey, Mrs. Arthur Cochran, Mrs. William Leahy, and Mrs. James Hall for board approval July 11.
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Rainbow Girls Assembly
Corry
Eastern Star
Advisory Board
T. §. Kelsey
Arthur Cochran
William Leahy
James Hall
Pancake Supper At West Spring Creek
A pancake supper hosted by the Spring Creek Grange at the West Spring Creek Town Hall drew about 120 attendees. Funds raised will support community repairs to the school, Town Hall, and grounds, with Homer Manley as project chairman. Ind ies Wrist Watch door prize went to Paul Brynolfaon and a dollar prize to Louis Morris.
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Spring Creek
West Spring Creek
Taylor
Paul Brynolfaon
Louis Morris
Raat
Homer Manley
Mr and Mrs Carl Nelson Honored At Social Event
A Saturday party at the Hillstrom home on Wayne street honored Mr and Mrs Carl Nelson formerly Dorothy Doerr. Twenty friends attended with entertainment by Mrs Kon Dahlstrand Mrs Raymond Sexe and others. Refreshments followed and each couple gave a gift to the honorees. Historical note mentions US military operations in 1961 involving 68 000 people and 23 000 tons of material in the Far East.
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John Stree
D. Armour Hillstrom
Carl Nelson
Dorothy Doerr
Hillstrom
Wayne Street
Kon Dahlstrand
Raymond Sexentead
Frank Gricer
U.S
Far East
Erie Trucking Co Survives Union City and Corry Daily
Bon Johnson of the Erie Trucking Company is listed with phone 3-3555 and notes the firm handles inbound and outbound freight with connections to nationwide carriers, serving Union City and Corry.
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BON Johnson
Corry Erie Trucking Co
Union City
Corry
Confessed Burglar's Crisis Ties Crime to Brain Surgery
Py Butler report details Millard Wright a at year old burglar who underwent brain surgery in Pittsburgh to curb theft. He confessed numerous break ins across Western Pennsylvania and West Virginia, claiming the operation did not stop impulses. Wright was paroled in 1949, rearrested with $85,000 in stolen goods, and led police to burglary scenes before dying by self-inflicted hanging in custody.
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Millard
Irglar
Johger
Cox
Jimeolt
Wright
Pittsburgh
Feo
Pennsylvania
West
Virgil
Columbus Spring Creek Brownies In Camp
A delegation of 23 Brownies from Columbus and 25 from Troops 84 and 95 of Spring Creek completed a five day camping trip at the Ora Mitchell grove in Spring Creek. They learned camp crafts, enjoyed swimming, hiking, and preparing simple meals, with daily treats donated by local friends, and hope to camp again next year.
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Columbus
Spring Creek
Ora Mitchell Grove
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Party Yesterday At Cooper Farm
A family party was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Theodore Cooper on Picidilli Hill to honor Pvt James Slagle who recently received his discharge after duty in Germany and Pie Edward Slagle visiting from East Main Street. He will report to Camp LeJeune NC in July. A delicious chicken dinner was served at noon to 14 relatives and friends. The afternoon was spent visiting with Mrs Slagle and Mrs Sybil Sheldon assisting the hostess.
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Norris Chapin
Union City
Pittsburgh
A. E. Tate
Catherine Ann
Richard
John
West Smith Street
Chautauqua
Charles Cook
West Frederick Street
Hamat Hospital
Erie
Margaret Bieter
James Eroh
James
Jack
Branning
William G. Swan
Mead Avenue
Eroh
Connenut
Newborl
I. T
R.A. Ole Sr
Frederick Street
Ellwood City
W. J. Gil
Robert Oth Jr
Morgan Beverly
R. D. Jenkins
Cleveland
J. E Young
Matt Street
Fred Plaff
Brook
Onta
Frank Say
North Center
Etrest
Elizabeth Anderson
Wilbur Hallett
Rochester
Marian Hallet
Schenectady
Patriia Gibson
Donald Conowaydy
Sheffield Methodist
Warren Women's Club
Joyce Clifford
North Second Avene
Mary Gerhard
Harold Adams
Frewsburg
Ithaca
Ithaca College of Must
Sally Dickinson
South Center
Elyria
Evan Davis
James Kimmel
Corry
George Jackson
Georgia Lee
Indianapolis
Edward Lockhart
Waterford
Yellowstone National Park
Lockhart
Mabel Anthony
Donald Sullivan
Niles
Ohio
Sullivan
Merle Besson
East Street
Willian Ehigtt
Patricia
Katherine Khava
Gulpha Mills
Dan Taggart
East Main Street
Sally Eltiott
Chantourin
Louise Desmond
Washington, Pa
Cooper Farm
Theodore Cooper
Picidilli Hil
James Slagle
Germany
Hdward Slagle
Alma Slagle
Camp LeJeune
N.C
Norcrosses welcome daughter at Corry Memorial Hospital
A daughter was born yesterday morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stoker of Spring Creek. A daughter was born Saturday morning to Mr JD and Mrs. Victor Norcross at the same hospital. Mrs. Norcross is formerly Beverly Gates of 120 East Pleasant Street.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Richard Stoker
Spring Creek
Victor Norcross
East Pleasant Street
Norcross
Beverly Gates
Birthday Party for Miss Donnalow Shoop
Miss Donnalow Shoop daughter of Mr and Mrs George Shoop of Liberty street was honored at a birthday party yesterday afternoon. She is seven years old. The affair was held at the Rod sie Rest on Route and was attended by 85 guests. A whrmpy roast was enjoyed and like items, cupcakes and marshmallows were served. Outdoor games were played and prizes awarded.
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Donnalow
Donnalow Shoop
George Shoop
Liberty Street
Rodsie Rest
Severe storm grips Pittsburgh area with rescues and damage
A severe electrical rain and thunderstorm hit Pittsburgh and suburbs. Fire crews rescued four people from a capsized craft on the Allegheny River. One firefighter injured. no deaths reported. Damages run into thousands as downed trees damaged homes and cars. Temperatures plummeted, easing the weeklong heat as scores dropped.
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Allegheny River
Pitksburgh
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