Boxing manager Boschiccia arrested after bridge dispute
Camden New Jersey Felix Book vhicho of nearby ML Ephraim, manager of heavyweight boxing champion Joe Walcott, was arrested yesterday on a disorderly conduct charge after a dispute with a Delaware River bridge patrolman. Boschiccia was released in his own recognizance for a hearing Wednesday in Camden Municipal Court. The officer William Wilson said he was directing booths at the Camden end of the bridge when Boschiccia drove up and refused to follow directions.
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Camden
N. J
Felix Book Vhicho
Ephraim
Joe Walcott
Delaware River Bridge
Bocchicelo
William Wilson
Seattle
Boschiccia
Society Club Social Gatherings and May 27 Hos pitality Event
The Hospitality Club plans an anniversary party at Hotel Corry on May 27 with a luncheon at 1 pm in the dining room and a style show sponsored by Mrs Kurt Leeds. Committeemen include Mrs J Fred Kinley Mrs Louis Valentine Miss Lens St Sint Mrs J H Heerlein and Mr Q A McClintock. Reservations by May 28 with Mrs Kinley or Mrs Valentine. Local residents and newcomers invited.
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Hospitality Club
Kinley
Valentine
Party At BUB Church Honors Newlyweds Blakeley
A Friday evening reception at BUB Church celebrated the marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Blakeley. Over 70 friends gathered in a summer garden theme with music from Helen Bush, Joanne Haniel, and Lyle Chase, as gifts from a wheelbarrow were given and guests enjoyed cakes and jello.
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BUB
Robert Blakeley
G. T. Bergman
Helen Bush
Donald Armitage
Joanne Hae~nel
Edward Dyer
Jove Soues
Lyle Chase
Lingh Waiteonh
Sis
Jesus
Blakeley
Dale
Youth Rallies In Erie Presbytery May 18
Youth rallies for Erie Presbytery set for Sunday May 18 from 2 to 8 PM in Erie with Junior High and Senior High events. Activities include two religious plays by the Erie Student Playhouse, adult seminar for all youth advisors, Bible studies, and information on summer camp programs.
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Erie
Engagement of Jennie Reisinger to Richard Stutman
Mr and Mrs Carl Reisinger of Wattsburg announce the engagement of their daughter Jennie to Richard Stutman, son of Mr and Mrs Willard Stutzman of Wattsboro RD. Jennie is a Bainbridge High School graduate and works at G C Murphy Co store. Richard is a Wattsboro High School graduate and works at the Ivan Miller farm. No wedding date has been set.
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Jennie Reisinger
Carl Reisinger
R. Dd
Wattsburg
Jennie
Richard Stutaman
Ate
Willard Stutzman
R.D. A
Bainbridge High School
Tancssler County
G. Cg, Murphy Co
Stutaman
Wattsboro High School
Ivan Miller
Rummage Sale Nets Funds for Missionary Work
The Knox Geneva and Wither Spoon Circles of the Presbyterian Women’s Association reported a successful rummage sale held over the weekend. Approximately 176 dollars were raised, to be placed in the association treasury for missionary work.
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Knox
Geneva
Wither Spoon
Presbyterian Women's Association
Association
Bridge Tournament Winners Announced
The Weekly bridge play at Uie Garden Room of the WW home drew six tables. Fred Finley and Arthur Creighton won with 5 points, Mr and Mrs Morgan Beverly took second with 78, Mise A. Boag and K. B Grahim were third with 77. The Brie Bridge Association announced a county championship tournament next Friday at 8:30 p.m. at the Sug Club in Brie. all Corry players invited. a cup to the winner.
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Uie Garden
Fred Finley
Arthur Creighton
Morgan Beverly
Mise A
Boag
K. B Grahim
Brie Bridge Association
Sug Club
Ini Brie
Corry
Presbyterian Session Meets at Boner Home in West Park Place
The Session of the First Presbyterian Church gathered last evening at the home of Rev and Mrs Paul F Boner on West Park Place for the regular monthly meeting. Later the wives joined for a social hour with refreshments served by Mrs Baller.
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al Yanssens
Familly
Snyder Circle
Cresson
Yanssene’ Sui
Carl Glogby
Phytlis Hil
Arthur HI
Columbus
Grove City
H. Heerlein
A. McClintock
Indiana
Thdl
Preyterian Church
Paul F. Boner
West Park Place
Baller
Large Crowd At Baptist Youth Rally
A large crowd filled the First Bay Wil Church last evening for a Baptist youth rally attended by about 275 people. Paul Jackson, president of the Baptist Bible Seminary at Johnson City New York, gave the principal address. The YMCA youth choir provided music and refreshments were served. The next rally is planned for Memorial Day weekend at the Seventh Baptist Church.
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First Bay Wil
Paul Jackson
The
Baptist Bible Seminary
Johnson City
N.Y
Pinks Guittel
Cole
Donald Welchi
Simesig
Sheeman
de Jackan
Tamaryan
Evertin
Craftsmen To Meet At Erie Wednesday
Erie Chapter of the Pennsylvania Guild of Craftsmen plans a 8 o clock gathering at the Erie Art Museum next Wednesday. Mrs Charles EL Cooney, an experienced artist, will speak and members are urged to attend to view the current Art Guild exhibit at the museum.
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Erie
Pennsylvania Guild of Craftsmen
Erie Art Musewm
Charles EL Cooney
Columbus Girl Scout Troop No 82 Meeting Notes
Columbus Girl Scout Troop No 82 met yesterday at 4 p.m. at the school. They worked on coin purses and discussed a scrap iron collection to start this week. The group will meet again on May 16.
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Columbus
Teed Welcomes Son At Corry Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs Carlton Teed welcomed a baby boy yesterday afternoon at Corry Memorial Hospital. The mother, formerly Olela Watson, is recovering.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Carlton Teed
Clymer
Teed
Olela Watson
Concord Ridge 4-H Girls Club Elects Officers
Concord Ridge 4-H Girls Club met yesterday at Mrs. Howard Hammond home. Officers elected include Carol Stultz president Patricia Brangwynne vice president Luella Jackson secretary treasurer Doris Little reporter Harriet Sorenaun game team Kathleen Gates song leader. Members sewed on projects while Meg Rachel Hogan spoke as advisor for the event. Next meeting set for May 1 at 7 pm at Mrs. Hammond’s with a 4:30 pm pre-meeting gathering and sewing demonstrations.
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Concord Ridge
Howard Hammond
Carol Stultz
Patricia Brangwynne
Luella Jackson
Doris Little
Harriet Sorenaun
Kathleen Gates
Mrs. Hammond
Meg Rachel Hogan
Adomies
Weil
Wiener Poaal
Miss Judy Franz Honored At Party
Miss Judy Franz honored at a party hosted by her family on Bast Congress Street Guesle. Eighteen girls from her class at the Junior High Elementary School played outdoor games and received prizes. Mrs Franz received many fine gifts and the guests enjoyed ice cream sundaes cake and punch.
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Judy Frome
Mae
Robert Franz
Bast
Congress Street
Guesle
Rang
Tom
Bigga
Franz
Farm Home Destroyed South of City Today
Firefighters battled a blaze in the Warren district destroying a farm home and injuring two people. District forester A H Vogler reported the fire marked the seventh “class five” day of active wildfires, with causes traced to a cigarette or rest of a spark.
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Mbpe
Lenhart
Warren
Corry
A. H. Vogler
Vogler
Department of Forests
Fire department work continues in northern Pennsylvania district
In a fragmented report the Northern Pennsylvania district surveys indicate ongoing fire department staffing, with all stations manned. The text hints at efforts to achieve full readiness around the clock until relief is secured from a supervisor.
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Pennsylvania
Rojniall
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