Dimick Meadows Wed In Portland Ore
Former Corry resident David John Dimick wed Marilyn Meadows at Patton Central Methodist Church in Portland Oregon on October 15. The bride wore white lace over nylon satin with a lace Jullet cap and seed pearl details. Bridesmaids wore lime green yellow blue and pink nylon tulle gowns. A reception followed and the couple later left for a trip. They reside in Vancouver Washington. Dimick is a Corry High School graduate who served in the Navy and studies electrical engineering in Vancouver. Meadows is a Jefferson High School graduate employed by a Japanese import company.
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Communion Breakfast by K of C Planned
The Knights of Columbus will hold a communion breakfast after an 8:15 a.m. Mass at St Elizabeth's Church. The meal will follow at Frank and Verna's Restaurant in Columbus. FBI agent James Kinnane of Erie will speak, with James P. Sullivan as master of ceremonies. Contact Edward Gluvna to attend.
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Presbyterian Bazaar Set for Thursday at church event
Presbyterian Women's Association plans its annual winter bazaar in the church recreation room next Thursday. The harvest theme features needlework, novelties, homemade candies, and a sale of plants. A 6:45 p.m. movie for youth runs, with chili lunch served from 11:80 a.m. to 3 p.m. Tickets available in advance or at the door.
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WOTM Members Attend Meeting At Titusville
Corry Women of the Moose attended the Titusville Chapter No 1079 meeting last evening. They conducted the opening ritual. Mrs Hazel Hummel grand regent national officer was present. Other judges represented were Erle Corneaut and Franklin.
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Auer School Class Plans 25th Anniversary Banquet
The Auer Town Day School class gathered last evening at hosts Mr and Mrs Robert Davis Mead Avenue to finalize plans for the 25th anniversary banquet set for December 10 at Evangelical United Brethren Church. Committees were named for place and menus invitations and reservations program transportation and tickets decorations and favors. Hosts and helpers served cookies ice cream coffee and tea after the meeting.
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E. E. Bush
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L. J. White
John Carrier
Aarold Randall
G. T. Bergman
Floyd Dougherty
Armitage
Mrs. J. Robert Grice Hosts Bridge Club Evening
Mrs. J. Robert Grice entertained her bridge club on Thursday evening with two tables in play. Guests included Mrs. Ross Fegley and Mrs. Kenneth Burr. Awards went to Mrs. George Gold and Mrs. Russell Brant. The group will reconvene in two weeks at Mrs. C. A. Hillstrom's home, where a light lunch was served.
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Market Day Planned At Columbus Dean School
Arrangements have been announced for the annual Market Day at Columbus Dean School Friday November 19 from 2 until 3 30 p m. The public is invited to patronize this effort. Concession stands will offer various produce fruits homemade foods candies and novelties. A fish pond will be an added attraction for youngsters.
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Decide Monday on McCarthy Case Issue
The report notes a possible compromise distancing censure from McCarthy while admitting temperate indiscretion, with some senators open to censuring acts but not McCarthy personally. Separately, Marilyn Monroe left Cedars of Lebanon Hospital for home after minor surgery.
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Births Record for Columbus Family Unveiled
A son, Walter Carl, born yesterday at WCA Hospital Jamesstown to Mr and Mrs Carl Still of Columbus. Grandparents include Mr and Mrs Rexford Still of Spartansburg and Mr and Mrs Vide Kirin of this city. A daughter born yesterday morning to Mr and Mrs Walter Floster of RD 3.
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Coal Mine Used In Defense Test At Hastings Pa
More than 300 Hastings residents took an hour long Civil Defense drill by spending 60 minutes at the bottom of a coal mine during a simulated air raid. They reached 500 feet underground in a slope mine, finding pure air and supplies. organizers call it the first of its kind.
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Nurses League Seeks Higher Private Duty Rates
The Pennsylvania State Nurses Association urged a raise in private duty nurse pay from $10 to $12 per eight hours, arguing the rate is below New Jersey’s $14 minimum. They also pressed for a $15 monthly raise to $240 for general duty nurses and called for minimums of $265 for head nurses and $200 for supervisors.
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Showdown on Dixon-Yates Contract Today
Administration forces lead the energy committee into a showdown over a short cut for the Dixon-Yates power deal. Democrats, outnumbered 10-8, fear the waiver of a 20 day waiting period, while Republicans ready to push the measure despite opposition.
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GAO official doubts contract waiver role in Dixon-Yates deal
Acting Comptroller General Weitzel testified the GAO does not decide on waivers but notes government spending, saying major objections were met by contract changes. He could not say if he would have signed the deal, while lawmakers planned further action after a late session.
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Jury in Pittsburgh Trials 15 year old for murder
A jury of six men and six women heard the case of 15 year old Earl Richard Saunders charged with first degree murder for the shooting death of 63 year old John Neelins during a June service station holdup. Prosecutor Ross asked for a life sentence. defense claimed Saunders was at home in bed. The Saunders family testified to his alibi.
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Witness Edward Hargrove Testifies in Neelans Slaying Case
A 10-year-old boy, Edward Hargrove, testified that he saw Saunders running from the scene after Neelans was shot. Hargrove said Saunders wore a mask which fell off during the escape.
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Harrisburg Race Horse Auction Sets Record
Some 137 horses sold for $163,215 in the biggest harness racing auction in history ending at the Pennsylvania State Farm Show Building. Over five days 916 head sold for $1,789,500, beating the prior $1,622,900 record. The 1954 average was $1,946 for 916 head, with 881 trotters and pacers last year averaging $1,842. Top price was $8,200 for Newport Honor, sold to Brookhaven Farm, Somerville, New Jersey.
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Pennsylvania State Farm Show
Newport Honor
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Bayuk Cigars Founder Samuel Bayuk Dies in Cuba
Samuel Bayuk 84 founder of Bayuk Cigars Inc died in Havana Cuba on Thursday. He had established the company in Philadelphia in 1807 and served as former resident and chairman of the board. He was a longtime resident of Wyncote Pennsylvania.
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Havana
Cuba
Samuel Bayuk
Wyncote
Bayuk Cigars, Inc
Phiadelphia
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