Notable Wattsburg Crash Involving Seventeen-Year-Old Driver
A Wattsburg driver aged 17 struck a parked vehicle on a city street Saturday. The victim, a 30-year-old hospitalized with facial injuries, and the car occupants from Meadville were identified. Witnesses reported damages and a reported bill of 18 dollars for later charges. Police determined aspects of the incident and transported both parties to hospital care.
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Wattsburg
Watts
Scens
Idash
Edincrnity Hospital
Meadville
Esa
Linda VanGuilder Chosen To Lead Junior Tri-Hi-Y
Linda VanGuilder was elected president of the Junior High Tri-Hi-Y with Martha Houser as vice president and Candy Williams as secretary. Harriet Hotchkiss becomes treasurer and Patsy Miller chaplain. The group voted $50 to World Service and planned a Wiener roast and dance at Nichols Lodge, Mead Park, May 20.
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YMCA
Cindy Buesink
Linda VanGuilder
Martha Houser
Candy Williams
Harriet Hotchkiss
Patsy Miller
Nichols Lodge
Mead Park
Corry Grange Initiates Seven Members At Meeting
A class of seven candidates received first and second degrees at Corry Grange last evening in the Grange hall on Park Street. Twenty seven members attended. Plans were made for a May 18 joint gathering with the Brothers of the Brush and Sisters of the Swish. A get well card was signed for Miss Frances Sperry at Humot Hospital Erie.
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Corry Grange
Grange Hall
Park Street
Brothers of the Brush
Sisters of the Swish
Grange
Frances Sperry
Humot Hospital
Erie
John Decker
Roy Swart
Eugené Powers
Loretta Belden
Charles Mulligan
Flossie Fosburgh
T. R. Sorenson
Readers Club Hosts Social at Carter Hill Home
Mrs. Blanche Sullivan presided as hostess for the Readers group meeting at her Carter Hill home yesterday afternoon. Eight members and one guest, Mrs. Esther Fargo, attended. President Mrs. Ira Miller led the business session as the group discussed Dr Carl Schwietzer, an acclaimed figure of the era. A salad course, cake and coffee followed. The next gathering is planned as a summer banquet with details to be announced.
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Blanche Sullivan
Carter Hill
Esther Fargo
Ira Miller
Russell
Fred Clark
Toronto
Canada
Arhur Coleman
Alliance College
Cambridge Springs
Corry
National Highway Week talk given by Pennsylvanias highway official
William Troxell district engineer of Division 1 Penn sylvania Department of Highways spoke at the Kiwanis meeting held at the Hotel Corry. He noted Sproul Act origins for the highway system and quoted 1911 vehicle counts and current totals, discussed federal aid, future coast to coast travel, and the Thruway style I 80 expressway from Sharon to Scranton. He said Route 6 bypass must wait its turn. Group sang with Lynn Rice. Guests included Richard Schneider and Carl Johnson.
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Winam Troxell
Pennsylvania Department of Highways of
Franklin
Kiwanis
Hotel Corry
Mr. Troxell
Samuel Wood
Tener
Ugnt
Canada
Sharon
Scranton
Columbus Avenue
Minde
Lynn Rice
Mrs. Rice Af
Richard Schneider
Pred Ewing Construction Co
Carl Johnson
Melunes Steel Co
Open House To Honor Mrs. Cora Rasey 87
Friends relatives and New Luz and relatives are invited to an open house and birthday party for Mrs Cord Rasey celebrating her 87th birthday on Thursday at the home of Mrs Ronald Carter 245 Franklin Street where Mrs Rasey resides. She is a former Spartansburg resident now in Corry with Mrs Carter.
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Cord Rasey
Ronald Carter
Franklin Street
Rasey
B.D. 4
Spartansburg
Corry
Carter
Sie
College Women Stage Surprise at May 22 Meeting
The College Woman's Club hosts a special surprise for members and guests at 8 PM on Monday May 22 at the YMCA. A distinguished visitor attends guest night, with children’s performances and group singing led by accompanist Mrs. Provence Flowers. Dress in centennial period attire is requested. refreshment cohosts are Mrs. O W Bracken and Mrs. L R Donaldson.
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College Woman's Club
YMCA
Provence Flowers
O. W. Bracken
L. R. Donaldson
Patrons Named For Sleeping Beauty Scholarship Fund
Patrons for the Virgil G. Curtis and Concord School scholarship funds are listed for the upcoming Sleeping Beauty production on Wednesday evening May 24 at the Cory Area High School auditorium. The donor list includes Citizens National Bank, Harry Hickle, Kirk Sawyer, Sea's Drugs, Lena Cohen, and Florence Pond. Interested patrons may contact Lena Cohen or Mrs. Thomas L. Flanagan with the provided addresses.
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Athe
Cory Area High School
Virgil G. Curtis
Concord
Citizens National Bank
Harry Hickle
Kirk Sawyer
Sea's Drugs
Lena Cohen
Florence Pond
North Center Street
Thomas L. Flanagan
East Pleasant Street
Birth Notices From Union City and Uton City Memorial
A son was born to Mr and Mrs G D Culver of Page Street Union City at Union City Memorial Hospital on 1 May. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Genii Flaster of RD 8 Edini foto on 6 May at Uton City Memorial Hospital.
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N Hailpliter
Gd. Culver
Page Street
Union City
Viauou City Memorial Hospital
Genii Flaster
Edini
Utonty Memorial Hospital
1931 Corry High School Graduates Plan Reunion
Corry High School graduates of 1931 organize a reunion to reassemble classmates and honor the 1931 cohort. Committees are forming for reservations with names including Macold Carlson Edwin Mix Ronald Carter and Adele McClay along with Dorothy Litten.
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Corry High School
Mhembers
Graye
Célrry
Magli
Macold Carlson
Edwin Mix
Ronald Carter
Adele McClay
Dorothy
Surplus Food Adds Two-Pound Meat to Baskets
About 900000 Pennsylvanians will receive an extra two pound can of chopped meat in their federal surplus food monthly baskets starting in June. Andrew Bradley, secretary of the property and supplies department, said the item addition raises the basket value to 86.50 and increases participating counties to fifty eight of the state. He credited the Kennedy administration for higher quantity and variety since his tenure, contrasting with Eisenhower's prior year when baskets held five items and were valued at 275.
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A. Urm
Andrew M. Buadley
the Property and Supplies Department
Bradley
Kennedy
Eisenhawer
Swiss envoy quitting Bern after 16 years in office
Switzerland's Max Petitpierre will retire as foreign minister on June 30 after serving more than sixteen years. He announced his decision today, stepping down from the post that has made him a leading figure in Swiss diplomacy.
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Bern
Switzerland
Max Petitpierre
Sparta Youth and Pal Nabbed After Meadville Theft
Sparta youth and Donante Perry, 22, of Meadville, charged with burglary and larceny after breaking a Weldon's Men’s Clothing Store window and stealing clothing. Police traced syrup on evidence. Perry nabbed at home, others fled but later arraigned on charges.
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Celine
Manayunk
Luweremteing
William Reece
Spartans-burg
Donante Perry
Meadville
Weldon
Dasseraby
Ninotes
Perry
Sparte
Ween
Aw and
Order
Moose Lodge Plans Colonial Room Addition
Members of the Moose Lodge board approve a 13000 dollar project to add a colonial type dining room in the 82 by foot section housing the game room on East Washington Street. Construction starts tomorrow with cut stone fireplace cherry paneling air conditioning and colonial lighting. Furnishings include solid oak chairs and tables for 60. design by Robert Brosche of Erle. Smith Hixson handles furnishings installation for Arthur Schultz Company as general contractor.
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East Washington Street
Corry
Centenniu
Ter
Robert Brosche
Erle
Smith Hixson
Arthur Schultz Company
Elit
City to probe parking on East Pleasant Street
City Council investigates parking restrictions on East Pleasant Street linking South Center and Concord streets. Recent actions trigger curb and driveway changes, with proposals to issue permits and possibly shift study to City Engineer.
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Caste Teguenes Hutt
Deaks
East Pleasant
Cui
South Center
Concord
Pleasant Street
Éniinelliien
Npefi
Maguir
Fred Kinley
Kinley
Soviet Envoy Visits Kennedy With Message
Soviet envoy Menshikov visits Washington to deliver a message from Premier Khrushchev and discuss a potential Khrushchev Kennedy meeting. Officials say no subject is confirmed while Kennedy eyes a possible summit in a neutral city and plans a French trip with de Gaulle.
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Washington
Cas
Annelet
Mikhail A. Menshikov
Kennedy
Khrushchev
White House
State Department
Menshikov
Mayer
France
Charles de Gaulle
Paris
Stockholm
Vienna
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Parent-Teacher Association of
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William Troxell
Cora Rasey
Thomas Russell
Shop Your Corry Stores
Philco
Roberts
Columbus
W.T
Paras
Dean Martin
Shirley Maclaine
Sparta
Pal
Ont Evans
Tempo
Clearfield
Blake J Wise
LeContes Mills
Perry Gaddis
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Bissell
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Uneral Home
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