Donor Honored By Odd Fellows
Arden Baldwin publicity chairman of Corry's Jonathan Lodge presents Lyle Holmes of Holmes Poster Advertising Company with a distinguished service award for donating billboard space used to promote anti pollution efforts at East Main and Center streets.
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Arden Baldwin
Corry
Jonathan Lodge
The
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Lyle Holmes
Holmes Poster Advertising Company
Kane
Holmes
East Main
Center Streets
Journal
Pryor
Test Vaccine Aims to Halt Tumor Growth in Trials
In Ohio clinical trials begin this month for a vaccine to fight tumor growth. Tested on animals at John Carroll University, the drug from Lewis Laboratories showed complete tumor stoppage in 13 percent of cases and slowed growth in 87 percent. Experimental status stressed by Andrew J. Lewis as trials proceed.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Ohio
John Carroll University
Andrew J. Lewis
Lewis Laboratories
Shaker Heights
Y. Lewis
John Carroll
Family Celebrations and Visits At East Branch News
East Branch residents shared in birthday celebrations for Hazel Fralick’s grandson Mark who turned 10, with multiple relatives attending from Corry and Franklin. Visitors included Thomas Hoyt and wife planning Corry alumni reunion, while Loraine Chapman visited grandparents, and Cecile Burleigh traveled between Corry and East Branch. The East Branch Home Missions Society met with nine members present, and a June 16 meeting was announced.
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Marlin Klingensmith
Hazel Fralick
Frank Dorrance
Jamestown
Hazel
Mark
Robert Fralick
George Holton
Wilson Case
Thomas Hoyt
Honeybrook
Corry High School
Corry
Hoyt
Tom
Helen Hoyt
Loraine Chapman
Edward Steffens
Dave Chapman
Cecile Burleigh
Emmit
Deloris Young
East Branch
Franklin
Vera Henderson
Henderson
Kenneth Pritchard
Paul Hoffman
Harrisville
Burleigh
Emmit Youngs
Trimms
Charles Theuret
Claire Theuret
Dennis Theuret
Terry Theuret
East Branch Home Missions Society
Leroy Wiler
Pittsfield
Roy
Mildred) Brown
Cecile
Union Authorizes Strike Against Bell in Pennsylvania
The Federation of Telephone Workers of Pennsylvania, an independent union, voted to authorize a strike against Bell Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania. Of 13,007 members, 8,766 supported striking, 2,518 opposed. Negotiations to continue, with strike authority to be exercised if needed.
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Philadelphia
Federation of Telephone Workers, of Pennsylvania
Bell Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania
Bell
State Colleges Report Room For Applicants
Washington reports that although applications are up 4 percent, many state college systems have room for more students. AASCU survey predicts 54,865 qualified applicants could be rejected, with most rejections in six states. However, 134 of 201 schools expect to admit all qualified in state applicants and 129 will admit all qualified out-of-state students. Over half of responding institutions can accept more qualified resident applicants.
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Washington
American Association of State Colleges and Universities
California
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Connecticut
AASCU
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Odd Fellows
Victor N. Cragg JR
Main
Columbus
Paramount Pictures
Howard W. Rochwillard Elkins
Walter Matthau
Eline May
Movielab
Peye
East Branch News
Nina Armitage
Ronald Messenger
Cassius Armitage
Butler
Marcia Curtis
Spring Creek
David Johnson
Jim Stewart
William McChesney
George Brundage
Roy Lillie
Willie Armitage
Harold Armitage
Larry Lincoln
Larry
Duane Lincoln
Oil City
Girl Scout Cadette
Camp
Birdsall Edey
Rossin’s
Paris
H-D-Lee
Val
Urs
Rossin
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Flores de Cunha
Veja
Verna Sickler
Sandra Meneely
Leann McCray
Nancy Donaldson
Karen Smith
Roseann Klingensmith
Treasury Department
United States
Nascar
Firestone
Barney
Mapeles & Buhadst
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