Communion breakfast linked to National Catholic Youth Week
Announced today a Pathor-Saw Communion and breakfast sponsored by St Thomas and Elizabeth's Church this Sunday after the 7:15 Mass. Men will receive Communion in their churches then meet at Knights of Columbus Hall for a breakfast honoring National Catholic Youth Week. Rev. Wilfred Nash of Gannon College to attend. Frank Wascakis chairs with Angelo Fris ing John Tucch Edward Koyach Walter Sweet Edward Ghugia and Raymond Bachemer as reservations. George Ross USN recently arrived from Boston for a visit with his mother at 58 Brook St.
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St. ‘Thomas
Frank Wascakis
Angelo Frising
John Tucch
Edward Koyach
Walter Sweet
Edward Ghugia
Raymond Bachemer
George Ross
USN
Boston
Avis Ross
Brook Street
Hielengo
George
Hutchison
Fan
Davide Ryan
American Automobile Association
Washington, D.C
Corry
Arthur
Chicago
Aniupley, Inc
Wesinesto Ovenine
Pittsburgh
Rogney-Farge
North Bessemer
Enel Slayton
Grevnyitle
Vialb
Columbus
Mrs Furst Hostess To Card Club Meeting Report
Mrs Joseph Furst hosted a card club gathering with Willard Gibson presiding. Milton C Phenneger of General Electric Erie spoke on Self Development in Industry and training opportunities through employee relations programs. Guests enjoyed a chicken salad course as prize winners were announced and the next meeting date was set for December 4th with Mrs Bruce Summerville.
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Ace
Willard 5. Gibson
Milton C. Phenneger
Ray Weber
Phenneger
General Electric Company
Erie
Joseph Furst
Wright
Bruce Summerville
Arhur Treat
Union City
George Gould
Robert Gilce
Park Stivet
Grange No 1262 and 875 Install Officers at East Branch
East Branch Grange No 1262 and Spring Creek Grange No 875 held installs with David Curtis and his team from Columbus Grange No 875 in charge. Officers for East Branch include William Brooks Sr as overseer and Miss Cynthia Bailie as poment, among others. a hot chili lunch, pie and coffee followed. Guests from Columbus, Iron Spring Creek, East Branch members, and Eldred Grange participated. next meeting moved to November 9 due to Thanksgiving.
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East Branch
East Branch Grange
Spring Crowe Grange
BAKE
Grange Hl
David Curtis
Collumbus
Grange No
Spring Gruck Grange
William Mitchell
Raymond Briggs
Bernard Porter
Thomas Felton
William Grayhill
Glenn Flored
Paul Kutterlin
Alta Morton
Ford
William —Graybill
Glen Eldred
East Braich Grange
Bar-Roberts Minstes
William Brooks Sr
Willim Hull Lechiert Dotin
Willim Hull Lechiert Dotin Moraveks Staward
Wildlit Brooke Ini
Howited Burleigh
Chudi
MANA
Wil
Uam Brooks
Mes
Jobn MorhVek
Clair ‘Theuret
Ad Fendetla Co Fea
Cynthia Bailie
Wilda Brooks
Nore
Raymond Hicks
Adstatint
Columbus
Iron Sprig Creek
Eldred Grange
East Blarnch Grange
Intermediate Scouts Name Patrols at Higetini Day
Girl Scouts at Conelway School formed a troop and named four patrols Red Emblems Yellow Snakes Five Hawks Green Turtles. A flaw ceremony opened the meeting followed by entertainment. Mrs. Lloyd McCray appeals for volunteers to provide transportation to Concord Ridge College Hill and County Line for girls unable to attend without rides.
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Conelway School
Lloyd McCray
Concord’ Ridge
College Hill
County Line
Laymen's League Meet Draws Erie Count M en to St Mark's
Erie County men including five from Corry attended a special meeting at St Mark's Seminary Erie on Wednesday Plans were made for the annual weekend retreat at Christ the King Seminary St Bonaventure N Y 1957 Also set for January 20 Sacred Heart Church Erie New officers were elected Rayming Bachof Wey af its all) named first vice president Rev E James Cald as welite editor of the Like or Visitor Register and spiritual advisor Others from Corry included Frindy Blatt John Titer Arthur Lite and John Shiri
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Sacred Heart, Church
Erie
League
Wis Raymgnd Bachof
Wey
E. James Cald
Welite
Like
Frindy Blatt
John Titer
Arthur Lite
John Shiri
Bridge Group Meets With Mrs. R G Tunnell
The Bridge Group gathered at West Park Pico to play with hostess Mrs. R G Tunnell presiding. Guests included Mrs. Robert G Tunnell, Mrs. Willhine Myers, and Mrs. DS Kelsey who won a special award. December 3 is planned for the next meeting at Mrs J Fred Kinley’s home.
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Myers
Lucky Puhe
Robert G ‘Tunnell
West Park
Mianith Bennett
Willhine Myers
Kelsey
J. Fred Kinley
Births Record From Corry Memorial Hospital
A daughter born at eight in the Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Kennel Matthews of Ashville New York. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs van Beckuluk of Clymer New York. An anonymous note mentions the hospital and location.
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A Dughter
Corry Membrial Hospital
Mtes
Kennel Matthews
Ashville
A Daushier
Mrs van Beckuluk
Clymer
Gestor
The
Corry Memorial Hospital
Local School Association Meeting Highlights from Spring Creek Township
The Association met at Spring Creek Township School with Robert Reigle presiding. Mrs. Aychie Hunter reported on the Principals Convention at Buck Hill, Packer Mrs. Sune Anderson spoke on Pennsylvania music, Ward led group singing, and 162 attendees included Robert Hockenberry and Frank Johnson. Lysle D Stauss of Erie Daily Times documented the event for televised newsreel on WSEE later.
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Aly Vrnsena
Robert Hockenberry
Frank Johnson
Lysle
VFW Auxiliary Holds Routine Session in Garden Room
The VFW Auxiliary met last evening under president Mrs Alfred Cone in the Garden Room of the VEW Post. Reports were heard from chairmen and plans made to purchase Christine Sea band and support the Watlonsl VEW Home Christmas Party in Eaton Rapids Michigan. A Kathy Dutwich meeting is set for Hickory on December 2 with attendees expected. The auxiliary will host a combined Christmas party with the Cootleites No 102 on December 4 requiring a small gift from each member. The next regular session is scheduled for December 13 at the club.
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VFW
VEW
Alfred Cone
Christine Sea Band
Eaton Rapids
Mich
Kathy Dutwich
Hickory
Elks Ladies Day Draws Forty Attendees in Corry
Forty women attended the Ladies Day program at the Corry BPO Elks lodge yesterday afternoon. A luncheon was served at 1 30 and cards followed. Awards in contract bridge went to Mrs James MacInnes Mrs Don Kincaid Mrs E W Feldt and Mrs J H Heerlein. Samba winner was Mrs James P Sullivan and canasta winner Mrs George Patterson. Next meeting moved to Thursday November 29 due to Thanksgiving.
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Corry
Fort Pitt Buys Seeburg for Ten Million Dollars
Fort Pitt Industries acquires J. P. Seeburg Corp of Chicago, the world’s largest producer of coin operated photographs, in a deal announced yesterday by Fort Pitt president Michael Bernardino. Seeburg will operate as a Fort Pitt division.
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Fledisburgh
Port Pitt Industries
Ewney
J. P. Seeburg Corp
Chicago
Seeburg
Michael Bernardino
Fort Pitt
Berardino
Hoxsey Cancer Trial Nears Climax Today
In U S District Court at Portage Pennsylvania the Hoxsey cancer case moves toward closing with defense witnesses completed and rebuttal to begin. US Attorney DeMay indicated rebuttal could finish today and closing arguments are planned for Monday. The government argues pills were misbranded and harmful while clinic officials defend the treatment as effective though experts counter this. Witnesses described patients aided by surgery and x ray, including Mrs Alma Feither and Mrs T C Wallace, with testimony from Dr Richard G McGee and Dr Tom Bond.
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Federi
Hoxsey
Portage
John A. DeMay
U. S
Harry M. Hoxsty
Dallas
Tex
Richard G. McGee
Alma Feither
Hollidaysburg, Pay
Tom Bond
Fort Worth
T. C. Wallace
Cancer Clinic Testimony Details Treatment Hoxsay Dallas
MTS. Wallhen testifying for the clinic said she chose the Hoxsay clinic at Dallas after suffering from x ray treatment and reported improved conditions. Dr Bond noted efforts to elicit the cancer cells or suppress their growth, with Mrs. Whitace commenting on relief after treatment.
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MTS
McGuire Sisters Robbed of 40000 During TV Appearance
Dorothy and Phyllis McGuire reported a burglary during a TV performance. Thieves stole valuables including jewelry, clothing, a TV set, appliances, and watches worth thousands. The incident occurred while the sisters were on the Arthur Godfrey TV program.
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McGuire Sisters
Singin McGuire Slaters
Dorothy
Phyllis McGuire
Chris
Government heads resign from Eisenhower administration
President Eisenhower announced the resignation of Theodore Streibert, director of the U S Information Agency, effective November 15, and Dr Martha M Eliot, chief of the Children's Bureau in the Welfare Department, effective January 1, citing lure of private employment.
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Abruyall
Eisenhower Administration
Eisenhower
Theodore
Streibert
U. S. Information Agency
Martha M. Eliot
Children's Bureau
Welfare Department
Over 200 Pennsylvanians to tour Europe for two weeks
A Tarentum based group of more than 200 readers from Valley Daily News and three weeklies will fly to Europe for a two week tour. The trip covers England the Netherlands Germany Switzerland Italy and France. Individual cost is 9796 including most expenses. Flights depart Pittsburgh in three Air France planes with connections via major hubs.
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Europe
Tarentum
Tarentuim Valley Daily News
England
Netherlands
Germany
Switzerland
Italy
France
Eugene A. Simon
Valley Daily News
Joe
Simon
Ohsenveld
Simon Sild
The
Sharon (Pa
Herald
Times-Chronicle
Panadena
Calif
Herald Aimilar
Pittsburgh
Air France
London
Chicago
Montreal
New York
English Channel
Channel
Amsterdam
Paris
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R. G. Tunnell
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Turkey
Cbses
Victor
Janet Mature
Leigh RI
John Justin
Roland
Gulver Arey
Antony Yell
Tic Orcad
Fred MacMurray
Henry Fonda
Lonesome Pine
Huntz, Hall
Allied Artists
Leo Hunhe
Gorcey- Hall
Bowery Boys
BN Ives Aaybo
Israel
Tel Aviv
Jordan
Syria
Teruel
Eaid Nix
Sora Tna
Puck
R Lwine
Dampere
Lvania Electing Company
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