Weekend Guests Share New York and Local News
Mr and Mrs Chester Potocki of Syracuse N J were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs John Potocki of 128 at road street Chester formerly of Corry and John are brothers Merle Dodd and family toured Greenwich Village the Empire State Building Rockefeller Center and Radio City Music Hall while Taree Dodd a Buffalo University student affiliated at Bird 8 Colyer Hospital on Welfare Island plans to graduate after three months. Ray Griswold of R D 1 celebrates his 2nd wedding anniversary. Agnes Lynch returns from Pittsburgh with friends after attending the Catholic Daughters of America State Court Institute and CDA Leadership Institute banquet. Norman Warner of Stoney Fork Ky departs Mead Avenue weekend home for Alumni Conference activities in Binghamton Wilkes-Barre and Scranton then Roanoke Va. YMCA Bazaar workshop seeks helpers for nov 18 sale. Loveland and Rigby weekend trip to Columbus Ohio for Penn State Ohio State game. Snedden of Chicago and family weekend visit.
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Chester Potocki
Syracuse
N. J
John Potocki
Road Street
Chester
Corry
John
Greenwich Village
Empire State Building
Rockefeller Center
Radio City Music Hall
Merle Dodd
Daugher Taree
Bruce
Griswold
Sue Holcomb
Clifford Holcombs
East Smith Street
Pittsburgh
M. Agnes Lynch
Marion Street
Joseph Lawless
Gerard Longnecker
Erie
Dorothy Shall
Meadville
State Court Institute of the Catholic Daughters of America
Penn Sheraton Hotel
Anna M. Baxter
CDA Leadership Institute
CDA
John Mark Gannon
Homer C. DeWalt
Norman Warner
Stoney Fork
Ymca Women's Auxiliary
Edward Kaiser
Albert Young
Robert Loveland
East Street
al Rigby
Columbus
Ohio
Lovelands
Bob
Mes
William Loveland
Michael Reichert
Bill
Joseph W. Snedden
Joseph
Chicago
Ill
Parke and Parke McCray celebrate golden wedding anniversary
Parke McCray and his wife marked ten years of marriage at a St. Pauls Lutheran Church celebration in Erie yesterday attended by more than 50 relatives and friends. They were married November 5, 1914 in Hollywood Calif. The event featured a buffet dinner, flowers, and gifts with many out-of-town guests traveling from Connecticut Ohio and New York.
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Parke’ McCray
North Center Street
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Hollywood
Calif
Bruno Garrit
Phoenix
Ariz
Quentin McCray
Elof Dahl
Elmer A. Ortner
Ortner
St. Paul’s
Herman Golnick
Middletown
Conn
David Golnick
Cleveland
Ohio
James McCray
Beatrice Wellejus
Frank , Place
Robert Bowles
William Reese and Sons
Erie
Roger McCray
Buffalo
N. Y
Wellejus
Place
Webb McCray
Miles McCray
Willard Gibson
Randall McCray
Joyce McPherson
Jack McCray
Eric and
Vida McCray
Births Reported at Corry Memorial Hospital
A daughter was born yesterday morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs James Miller at 726 East Street. Mrs Miller is the former Roberta Ray. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Andrew Hansen at 937 Burton Avenue Thursday. Mrs Hansen is the former Linda Lobdell. A son was born Friday at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Paul Paver at 138 Mead Avenue. Mrs Paver is the former Maxine Hepler.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
James ,Miller
East Street
Miller
Roberta Ray
Andrew Hansen
Burton Avenue
Hansen
Linda Lobdell
Paul Paver
Mead Avenue
Paver
Maxine Hepler
Ex Mouseketeer Marries Barbara Hutton's Son in Hollywood
Cheryl Holdridge 19 weds Lance Reventlow 28 in a grand Hollywood ceremony at Westwood Church with 600 guests including Cary Grant. Bride’s ring placed on right hand. sacred vows followed by a Hawaiian honeymoon and a $500,000 Benedict Canyon home gift from Barbara Hutton.
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Hollywood
Walt Disney
Westwound Community Methodist
Barbara Hutton
Paris
Herbert C. Holdrige
Washington, D.C
Miss Hutton
Benedict
Canyon
Jimmy Boyd
Tom Skouras
Ronnie Burns
George Burns
Gracie Allen
Susan Seaforth
Miss Holdinge
Reventlow
Jill St.John
Curt von Haugwitz
Long
Grant
Kalikas Celebrate 51 Years With Family Dinner and Open House
Mr and Mrs Nick Kalika of R D 4 observed their 51st wedding anniversary with a noon dinner for 35 relatives and an open house for about 100 at the daughter’s home. Dignitaries included relatives from Erie North East Union City and Corry Beaverdam areas. The couple’s four children hosted. flowers and corsages highlighted a gold and white theme as they received a purse of money and gifts twice seven grandchildren noted in attendance.
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McCray
McMichael
Nick Kulik
R.D.4
Stanley Adamski
Five Cornets
Michael Elchynski
Charles
Erie
B. Elchynski
North East
George Wood
Union City
Rose Kalika
Cleveland
Ohio
Corry
Beaverdam
John Kalika
Michael Kaliska
Adameski
Mr. Kalika
Mrs. Adamski
Miss Rose Kalika
Mr. Adamski
Kalika
Poppy Days Sale Nets Funds for Legion Auxiliary
General chairman Mrs Richard Orn announced a successful Poppy Days sale over Thursday and Friday raising funds for the American Legion Auxiliary Child Welfare Fund. Five members of the local auxiliary and 32 students from Wright and Concord Schools sold poppies downtown. Awards went to top money earners: Richard Burlingame won first prize a paper mail pen and $1, Bonnie McIntyre second $1, and Pam Keith Glen Harkless and Jerry Munn each won 50 cents.
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Richard Orn
American Legion Auxiliary
Wright
Concord Schavls
Rex Theatre
Richard Burlingame
Bonnie McIntyre
Pam Keith
Glen Harkless
Jerry Munn
West Berliners Stream To East
West Berliners streamed toward the East over the weekend as nearly 200000 crossed the border, bringing total cross‑sector visits to about a half million since the barrier rose. About 800000 of the 2.2 million in the Warley sector were eligible for passes during the period ending Thursday. In the reverse direction, about 15000 elderly East Berliners traveled to the Western sector.
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Shhlin
Stick Em Up Yourself Bub at Hunchy Lanes Bowling
In Salt Lake City a young man tried a stickup at Hunchy Lanes Bowling Center. Brinton, a part time employee and city policeman, drew his pistol to deter the gunman. The assailant, Robert Vincent Harvell, 22, was booked into city jail for attempted robbery.
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Salt Lake Bird
Utah
Brinton
Ute
Lin
Salt Lake City
Robert Vincent Harvell
Registration rush for Penn State freshman class 1965
Applications for the 1965 freshman class at Pennsylvania State University are running far ahead of last year. Associate dean of admissions Dr T Sherman Stanford reported 3,130 applications received so far, more than double the 1,467 at the same point in 1964.
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Unsyauchea
Pennsylvania State University
T. Sherman Stanford
India Rejects Nuclear Bomb Plan Amid Nonviolence Promise
Congress party rejects proposals for an Indian atom bomb to counter China and a nuclear arms race. Leaders urge adherence to principles of nonviolence espoused by Mahatma Gandhi and Jawaharlal Nehru, stressing peaceful policy over weaponized deterrence.
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India
Congress Party
Red
China
Pek
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Mohandas K. Gan
Dhi
Jawaharlal Nehru
Hunt Mishap Might Be Case Of Murder
Harrisburg AP State police hold Duncannon man James Kraust on open murder charge in the shotgun death of Lewis Kunkel a famous Harrisburg attorney found on his game preserve. The case ties to a deer hunting violation from Nov 4 as investigators pursue a link between the two incidents. Funeral services for Kunkel were today at his Kunkel Residence with burial in Harrisburg Cemetery.
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Harrisburg
Duncannon
Lewis ’. Kunkel
EB. Wilson Purdy
James Robert Kraust
Duncammon R. D
Dauplin County
Kraust
New
Weiear Duncannon
Lower Paxton
Escease
Kunkel
Dauphin County
Lower Paxton Township
Kaust
Purdy
Harrisburg Cemetery
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Birdie
American Education Week
Parke McCrays
Mark Golden Wedding
James Matthew Barrie
Mr. and
Mrs. Parke McCray
Mouseketeer
N. Kalika
Nick Kalika
2Th
Weaver
James D. Weaver
Corry, PA
W. Washington St
Jane Parker
Longhorn Cheese Ann Page
Ann Page
Carnival
Jor
Minerin
Barney's Firestone
PSU Univrweiny
Jane Holly
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