Warren County Pomona Grange to Conduct Meet
Warren County Pomona Grange No 10 schedules an afternoon and evening November meeting at Pleasant Grange Hall. The program includes a fifth degree session led by William M Brooks, an address of welcome by Lester B E Akeley, devotions by Rev Lilla, and discussions on the National Grange Achievement Award. An afternoon speaker covers retarded children with a related film. Evening features music by Donald Huckelbone and a talk on First Aid and You by Eugene Brown, with a report by the Pomona master on a recent state session. Several local residents are noted as attending or traveling, and a special business item is planned. no fifth degree will be conferred.
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Warren County
Pomona Grange
Pomona Grange No. 10
Pleasant Grange Hall
William M. Brooks
Offic
Lester BE. Akeley
The
Pleasant Grange
Merle Schweitter
Lilla
St. John's
E. Leo Johnson
Erie County Pomona Grange
Donald Huckelbone
Eugene Brown
Pomona
State Grange
Clearfield
Brokenstraw Grange Hall
St Edward Scouts Honor Medals at Catholic Youth Week
Archbishop John Marie Gannon awarded approximately 197 Senior Scouts with Materate medals during a ceremony at St Peter's Cathedral in Erie closing National Catholic Youth Week. Over 3,000 Brownie and Girl Scouts attended the event, following a Mass and processional hymn led by Dr. Allard and Rev. Carter.
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St. Edward’s
St. Edward's
Elaine Chillock
Patricia Perry
Christine Chiricuzio
John Marie Gannon
St. Peter's
Erie
A. Allard
John R. Carter
J. Robert Reily
Ninth Birthday Party Honors Charise Ohrn at Union Street
Charise Ohrn was celebrated at a home party on Union Street with twelve cousins in attendance. Games were played, prizes awarded to Douglas Knapp Dean Phillips and Craig Bailey, with Jayde Omiel receiving the door prize. Cake ice cream and lemonade were served, favors included colored pencils.
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Charise Ohrr
Charise Ohrn
Union Street
Miss Ohrr
Douglas Knapp
Dean Phillips
Craig Bailey
Jayde Omiel
Doar
Guesf Nonor
Anany Javely
Birthday Party Honors Mrs Samuel Upperman in Columbus
Twenty five guests attended a birthday party honoring Mrs Samuel Upperman at her Columbus home yesterday. An on ter dinner was served at noon. The ArpUP presented Mrs Upperman with many gifts as attendees included Mr and Mrs Uy Franvk and family of Columbus, Mr and Mrs Leslie Upperman and family of Corry, Mr and Mrs Nick Schepis, Mr and Mrs Williany Swizerski, Miss Sandra Swiverski and Brukce Maybe, all of Jamestown.
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S. Upperman
Samuel Upperman
Columbus
Arpup
Upperman
Uy Franvk
Myr
Leslie Upperman
Corry
Nick Schepis
Williany Swizerski
Sandra Swiverski
Brukce
Jamestown
Mrs Kamenda Hosts 6-Year-Old Susan’s Birthday Party
Mrs Stanley Kamenda of East Mull Street entertained Saturday afternoon in honor of her daughter Susan Nnesora's sixth birthday. Guests attended the party with games and festive sprites.
Miss Coletta Watrous Hosts Halloween Party
Miss Wanda Henry and Miss Coletta Watrous hosted a Halloween party at Watrous home on Ohio street Saturday evening. About 23 boys and girls attended with games and prizes for Richard Henry Bennita Halfast David Hammond and Larry Watrous. Girls won the scavenger hunt and Jacquelyn Smith won the door prize. Favors were decorated apples and refreshments included doughnuts cupcakes and cider served by Mrs Charles Henry Lawrence Watrous and Dixie Lee Grant with cupcakes ice cream cones and soft drinks.
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Coletta Watrous
Wanda Henry
Ohio Street
Richard Henry
Bennicta Halfast
David Hammond
Larry Watrous
Jacquelyn Smith
Charles Henry
Lawrence Watrous
Girl Scout Brownie Troops Welcome at Conelpy School
Girl Beaut Troop No. 218 hosted two new Brownie troops at Conelpy School Thursday. Marcia Kuhns Connie Ohta Whly Lindberg and Jane McCoy gave welcomes as group singing followed led by Mrs Waller Pields. Troop 218 members ran games and contests while Linda Quist Maret Burns Carol Ann Cole and Judy MacGregor served refreshments such as finger bread cider and apples. Forty nine girls attended the party. Heads of the new third grade troop are Mrs Calvin Swarm and Mrs John Snyder, with fourth grade troop heads Mrs Wal ler Krups and Mrs Al Quist. Leaders are Mrs Forrest Gites and Mrs Merrill Wade for Troop No 118.
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Girl Scouts
Conelpy School
Marcia Kuhns
Connie Ohta
Whly Lindberg
Jane McCoy
Ted
Waller Pields
Linda Quist
Maret Burns
Carol Ann Cole
Judy MacGregor
Calvin. Swarm
John Snyder
Waller Krups
al Quist
Waders
Forrest Gites
Merrill Wade
Odd Fellows Join State Go To Church Sunday Movement
Jonathan Lodge No 685 and Odd Fellows lodges statewide held Go To Church Sunday Movement. A breakfast for 48 members opened at JOOF Hall on North Center Street before members headed to attend services of their choice. Carl Dah and Mrs Elof Dati led the committee.
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Corry Odd Fellows
Jonathan Lodge No
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Joof Hall
North Center Street
Carl Dah
Elof Dati
Longer cars pay more to park in New York city bars
New York AP report says owners of longer and wider 1989 cars will face 15 to 50 percent higher parking charges in some city garages. Metropolitan Garage Board of Trade executives approved differential rate increases, applying lower increases to regular customers and higher charges to transients. Monthly rates currently span from 22 to 50 dollars.
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New York
Metropolitan Garage Board of Trade
Youngster Hurls Hammer. Hawk Dropped in Vacant Lot
A boy about three feet five inches tall struck a hawk circling 100 feet above him with a thrown hammer, killing the bird. The boy, identified only as S-year-old Peter Gorite, said he did not know what he was doing.
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Bliaci
Peter Gorite
Peter
Danish-born Corry resident Thorwald Nielsen dies at 57
Thorwald Nielsen of Corry passed away at Corry Memorial Hospital after ten days as a medical patient. He had lived in Corry since 191? and previously worked at Aero Supply and Buiters Atlantic service station. He is survived by his wife Maude and nine daughters, one son, two grandchildren, four brothers Folmar Lawrence Niels Erle Klemen, and one sister Thalia Petersen. Funeral services at Rt. George Funeral Home conducted by Rev. George A. Myers with interment at Lutheran Cemetery.
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R. OB
Corry
Loday
Corry Memorist
Nielsen
Db Health
The
Aero Supply
Buiters
Atlantic Service Staion
Denmark
Erie
Thalia Petersen
Boulder
Cole
Rt. George Funeral Home
George A. Myers
Lutheran Cemetery
German Teen Arrested for Soviet Spy Ties in Berlin
West Berlin police say 18 year old Alexander Puss confessed to spying for Soviet headquarters in East Berlin since 1953. He was arrested August 20 while exiting a West Germany bound plane. He and his father later brought the hawk home to a police station. the four foot wingspan bird was involved in the incident.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Alexander Puss
East Berlin
West Germany
Belafonte Set For First American TV Appearance
New Yorker Harry Belafonte will make his first American television appearance in over a year on the Steve Allen Show on NBC. He explains he wants a substantial opening and space to tell his story, rejecting short spots and criticizing the pressure for quick, lower quality cuts. Belafonte notes BBC plans for multiple half hour programs and argues that mature, meaningful TV should not be dictated by ratings or network demands.
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New York
Harry Belfonte
Meve Allen
NBC
Allen
Belafonte
Europe
Tellinix
BBC Television
England
BBC
Bo Tnaty
Nat “King” Cole
No Negro
Oil City Driver Killed In Route 157 Crash
Oil City driver Dallas W. Milner aged 41 of North Side Star Route was killed Saturday on Route 157 three miles east of Oil City. Police report the eastbound car swerved onto the berm, crossed the road, struck a guard rail, flipped, and pinned Milner beneath after he was ejected.
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Dallas
W. Milner
North Side
Oil City
Here
Milner
Franklin
Cafe manager charged after improper parking dispute
In New Haven Connecticut AP report, cafe manager Wallace Holland pushed a non luncher’s car into the street then called police to complain about improper parking. Police agreed with Holland, charging him with improper parking for moving the vehicle.
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New Haven
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