Many Friends Fete Christina Belden on 87th Birthday
A community open house honored Christina Belden of Fe D. 4 on her 87th birthday with an orchid corsage gifts a purse of money and pink white decorations. The event was sponsored by the Spring Creek Grange and local neighbors at West Spring Creek School. Guests came from Youngstown Ohio and nearby towns including Poland Erie Tidioute Grand Valley and Warren among others.
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P Promunely Sey
Poland
Ohio
Erie
Tidioute
Grand Valley
Youngsville
Centerville
Warren
Spartansburg
Columbus
Corry
Portlake
Clymer
N.Y
Pitts
Rosemary Dey
Kathryn Taber
Marilyn Gray
Barbara Dey
Frederick Dey
Sylvia Sutton
LaVoyce Dey
Rollie Sutton
Carl Holden
Cyclone, Pa
Garland
Merle Sutton
Frances
Roberta Dey
Wesleyville
Chandlers Valley
North Warren
Scandia
Pittsfield
Russell
Akeley
Stillwater
Sugar Grove
Newton
Plummer
Rouseville
Hydetown
Townville
Cyclone
Lake
Bradford
Jamestown
Little Valley
Sincairville
San Pablo
Calif
Columbus Cubs Report On Presidents Theme Meeting
Columbus Cub Scout Pack 19 met Saturday evening in the Columbus Community Congregational Church recreation rooms with about 45 Cubs and parents attending. Gene Hasbrouck opened the session, Terry Tressler led the May salute, Fred Messenger gave the Cub Scout promise, and Roger Brown read the Cub Scout laws.
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Ruraue
Columbus
Columbus Community Congregational Church
Gene Hasbrouck
Terry Tressler
Fred Messenger
Roger Brown
America
Terry ‘Tressler
Hasbrouck
Verone Roden Fetes Fourth Birthday in Mead Avenue Party
Verone Roden daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Roden of Mead Avenue was honored on Saturday afternoon at a birthday party. She turned four on Friday with streamers and balloons for decorations. Jerry Munn won the two prizes. Guests offered gifts while refreshments consisted of potato chips decorated cake ice cream candies and soft drinks. Mrs Roden was assisted by Mrs Adrian Buell and Mrs Carwan Munn who decorated the cake.
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Verone Roden
Mises
Robert. Roden
Mead Avenue
Jerry Munn
Roden
Adrian Buell
Carwon Munn
Golden Agers To Hear About School Merger
The Corry Area Golden Age Club will host a program tomorrow at 1 p.m. in the YMCA all purpose room. A member of the Corry Area School Board merger study committee will explain the school merger plan. Captain Richard Bush of the Salvation Army will serve as chaplain.
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Corry Area
YMCA
Richard Bush
Salvation Army
Yesteryear In Society March 1942 highlights
March society notes include Miss Janice Kay Nichols celebrated on her third birthday at East Columbus Avenue party hosted by her mother Mrs Kenneth Nichols. Engagement announced: Miss Margaret Morgera of Corty to Lewis Hurlbert of Seventh Street. Birth: son born to Mr and Mrs Howard Munsee of Spartansburg at Corry Hospital. Mrs Andrew Hansen hosted at West Wayne Street for Mrs Paul Labowski. Plans rise for American Legion anniversary. Rubinoff violin concert announced for April in Erie. Mira Lou Heerlein tenth birthday observed with Rex matinee and party on North Center Street. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Peter Mallick on West Wayne Street. Dorothy Bensink and Sgt Thomas Kunzer marriage announced. ceremony held February 27 in Lebanah, Pa.
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Janice Kay Nichols
Daugster
Kenneth Nichols
East Columbus Avenue
Miss Nichols
Reid Stewart
Union City
Margaret Mongera
Corty
Lawis Hurlbert
George Hubert
Seventh Street
Howard Munsee
Spartansburg
Corry Hospital
C. A. Johnson
West Church
The
American Legion
Post Home
North Center Street
Rubinoff
Erie
J. Hubert Heerlein
Peter Mallick
West Wayne Street
Dorothy Bensink
Sgt
Thomas Kunzer
Indiantown Gap
Lebanah
Vanderhoof and Sander Families Welcome Newborns
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Merlin Vanderhoof of Birmingham Ohio on March 6 with maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Robert Fenton of RD 1 and paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Melvin Vanderhoof of Erie. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Stanley Sander of Corry RD 3 at Union City Memorial Hospital yesterday. A son was born this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs William Kerstetter of 5391 East Main Street.
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Merlin Vanderhoof
Birmingham
Ohio
Robert Fenton
Melvin Vanderhoof
Erie
Stanley Sander
Corry
Union City Memorial Hospital
Corry Memorial Hospital
William Kerstetter
East Main Street
Science Shrinks Piles Without Surgery by New Substance
A world famous research institute reports a new healing substance Bio-Dyne shrinks hemorrhoids, stops itching, and relieves pain without surgery. In cases, gentle relief coincided with actual reduction. The discovery leads to Preparation 1/8 suppository and ointment now sold at drug counters.
Levern L. Dey 50th Wedding Anniversary Open House
Agomen honored Mr and Mrs Levern L Dey at a Torpedo home open house marking their 50th wedding anniversary. The event drew 200 relatives and friends, with yellow chrysanthemums, gold candelabra and a four tier cake. Attendees included Mary Bartsch, Lavern LeDey, and relatives from multiple towns across Pennsylvania New York and California.
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Levern L. Dey
Torpedo Mark
Torpedo
Mary E. Bartsch
Lavern LeDey
Butler
Edward J. Knox
Lana
F. F. Surtsch
Ernest Kaebnick
Ella Holden
Loretta
Barbara
Susan Dey
Kathryn Taber
Sharon Gray
Larry Sutton
Films On Europe Shown At Columbus PTA Meeting
A program of colored European pictures will be shown at tomorrow evenings Columbus School PTA meeting at Dean School at 8 oclock. Jack Rieman of Canadohta Lake Park will present a similar program to last year. The group will discuss next years school pictures and plans for the annual school picnic. PTA president Mrs Norman Swart urges all parents to attend for important decisions.
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Europe
Columbus School
PTA
Dean School
Jack Riemman
Canadohta Lake Park
Norman Swart
Legion Auxiliary Observes 43rd Birthday Event
The American Legion Auxiliary observed its 43rd anniversary Saturday evening at the Post home on First Avenue. Auxiliary president Mrs Kelth Om introduced Legion commander Charles Jackman, who spoke and helped cut the anniversary cake. A Dillfet lunch was served to 35 people for a social evening.
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Ersary
American Legion Auxiliary
Post
Pirst Avenue
Kelth Om
Charles Jackman
Legion
TV Producer Sobol Dies in Santa Monica at 70
Edward Sobol a veteran television producer and Broadway director died in Santa Monica after five weeks illness. Sobol produced the Lawrence Welk show since 1955.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Edward Sobol
New York
Sobol
Lawrence Welk
Mary Ann Curtis and John Shuhart Wed in North East
Miss Mary Ann Curtis and John Shuhart, both of North East, united in a double ring ceremony at Rt. Peters Lutheran Church in North East. The Rev William Steiner officiated. The couple plans a week-long southern trip and will reside on Sunset Drive.
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AMN
Mary Anin Curtis
John Shuhart
North East
Rt. Peters Lutheran Church
William Steiner
Shuhart
Harold Armitage
Corry
Daniels Myers
Harold Paige
Kenneth Seifert
Hold Rites For Mrs Bess Joseph
The funeral service for Mrs. Bessie R. Joseph was held Saturday afternoon at the Bracken Funeral Home with Rev. Robert DeBoer officiating. Interment was made in Vine Grove Cemetery. bearers were William Prine Francis McNulty Herbert Stewart Willis Craker Francis Blair and William Brooks attended by Irene McCumber Albion Ruth Keep Warren Tressie Whitney Lake City Laverne Kelly and family from Wellsville and many other friends.
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Bessie R. Joseph
Bracken Funeral Home
Vine Grove
William Prine
Francis McNulty
Herbert Stewart
Willis Craker
Francis Blair
William Brooks
Irene McCumber
Albion
Ruth Keep
Warren
Tressie Whitney
Lake City
Laverne Kelly
Wellsville
Cancer cure rates and obstacles to early detection
Scientific leaders say two of every three cancer patients could be cured using full knowledge, yet only one in three saved today. Early detection, public cooperation, and ensuring patients receive best treatment are key. Stomach, lung, and breast cancer cure estimates vary by clinic and stage. A separate Pittsburgh accident report notes a truck reversed into two cars, killing the driver Etvaristo Fossi.
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John R. Heller
Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
New York City
American Cancer Society
Science Writers
Heller
New York
National Cancer Institute
Williamsport Murder Suspect to Face Preliminary Hearing
Williamsport man Edward R Robbins, 64, is charged with the murders of two women at a rooming house. The victims Mable Major and Alice Miller died from 38 caliber gunfire as police linked a pistol found in Robbins room to the shootings. A fire set in a second floor closet led investigators to believe an arson attempt accompanied the crime.
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Wllliamsport
Williamsport
Paul Reeder
Edward R. Robbins
Hugh MacArthur
Robbins
Mable Major
Alice Miller
MacArthur
Lycoming County
Clarence Person
John Good
Good
Harrisburg
Early R. Miller
The Crash Investigation Underway
An investigation was launched to determine the cause of death after the crash. Authorities are reviewing evidence and conducting interviews to establish what happened and who was involved.
Rubinoff Violin Virtuoso Promises Once in a Lifetime Show
Corry residents are invited to hear Rubinoff perform on a violin tied to the Cremonese tradition and famed Stradivari craft. The piece highlights the masterful sound and lifelong craft behind old violins, urging all music lovers to seize the rare opportunity tonight.
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Rubinoff
Antonio Stradivarius
Corry
Franklin
Tom Heffern
Guadagnini
Biradivarius
Rubinson
Jackie Kennedy Tours India Parade with World Leaders
Mrs Kennedy and Mrs Gandhi rode together in an open car as 100000 spectators cheered in the Indian parade. The president and Princess Lee Radziwill followed in a closed car, while Kennedy slept briefly after a Rome flight. Pope John XXIII granted a rare 32 minute private audience with the First Lady.
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Tom Rage
Civil Service Jobs Open in Area Next 12 Months
Boys and men seek government positions offering high starting pay up to 44600 a month with strong security and advancement. Many jobs require little education or experience. passing eight tests is needed and competition is fierce, sometimes only one in five succeeds. Lincoln Service invites responses for free lists and qualification guidance.
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Lincoln Service
Dept
U. S
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