Dundon Lewis engagement announced in local society notes
Mr and Mrs Walter J Dundon of 121 West Smith announce the engagement of their daughter Deanna L Dundon to J Michael Lewis son of Mr and Mrs James E Lewis of 60 East Bond Street Deanna is a 1961 Corry Area High School graduate and secretary at McInnes Steel Company Lewis is also a 1961 CAHS graduate, a four year Navy veteran, and pursuing electrical engineering at the University of Pittsburgh Titusville Campus A wedding date has not been set.
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Walter J. Dundon
West Smith Street
Deanna L
Dani) Dundon
J. Michael Lewis
James E. Lewis
East Bond Street
Miss Dundon
Corry Area High School
McInnes Steel Company
CAHS
United States Navy
University of Pittsburgh
Titusville
Fort Le Boeuf Art Exhibit winners named at Waterford
Ney and Victor Jaggi earned honors at the Fort Le Boeuf Art Exhibit held Friday through Sunday at the Masonic Building in Waterford. Mrs. Downey won first in watercolor, while Victor took third in the Junior Division.
Erie lawyer James R. Jenks named head of 1967 March of Dimes drive
Erie attorney and father of three James R. Jenks accepts the chairmanship of the 1967 Erie County March of Dimes Campaign. He notes the charity fights birth defects that deny hundreds of thousands of American children a healthy birth. Jenks attended Georgetown University Law School and Gannon College and belongs to the Erie County and Pennsylvania Bar Associations.
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James R. Jenks
Erie
Erie County
Dear Heloise Household Hints Feed Practical Tips
Readers share quick fixes from saving water to zippers on chairs and clever storage. A mother teaches about using a cut plastic tip to fill irons, a triplet game with zippers on a chair, button practice with large buttons, and repurposing nylon net for nests.
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Ironing Board
Donald Hicks
Thone
Helple
Former Governor Earle Suffers Stroke in Pennsylvania
Former Gov. George H. Earle was listed in satisfactory condition at Bryn Mawr Hospital after family reports of a slight stroke. He served as Democratic governor from 1935 to 1939, later becoming less active in the party in recent years.
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Bryn Mawr, Pa
George H. Earle
Bryn Mawr Hospital
Misiselshee Waren
Ceremonial Held At Moose Lodge Yesterday
A Moose ceremonial was held yesterday at the Moose home with Erie Legion No 114 hosting. Members from Erie Albion Corry Meadville Franklin City Titusville attended a 3 pm class enrollment and business meeting. A banquet at 6 pm honored Wendle V Lehnerd of Butler grand north Moose.
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Corry
Erie Legion No. 114
Loyal Order of Moose
Erie
Albion
Meadville
Franklin
Ie City
Titusville
Wendle V. Lehnerd
Butler
Grand North Moose
International
Regis I. Smith
Grand North
Paul E. Schaller
Robert Campbell Herder
Legion No
Shanango Valley
Greenville
Erie Legion
Herbert Senger
Arthur Litz
North Moose
Moose Women Plan Christmas Party and Turkey Winners
The Women of the Moose met at Moose Lodge with senior regent Mrs. Roy Hamilton in charge. Winners of turkeys were Mrs. J. B. Bzinak Miss Lena Sawdhyn James Davis and Gail Alcorn. Turkeys can be picked up at Elof Dahls on Nov 2 or 23. Other reports noted banking donate table favors and a fashion show commentary. The annual Christmas dinner will be a tureen affair on December 1 at the Moose Lodge.
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Moose
Gerald Pless
Cochairman
Citizens Corry
Marine National Bank
Christine Anderson
Germidde'White
Evans
Ann Royek
Florence Casler
Eleanor Swarm
Philip Halfast
Everett Elmquist
Vennis R. Follett
Moose Lodge
Marlyn Jukes
Donald Carter Sr
WOTM
Visitors Attend Relief Corps Dinner Meet
The Women's Relief Corps Auxiliary to the Grand Army of the Republic held an all day session at the Corry Grange Hall with twenty members and two visitors from the North East Corps. A chicken and biscuit dinner was furnished by five executive members. Plans were made for a rummage sale and a donation to the department auxiliary was given. The special award went to Mrs Manley Robbins Sr. Next meeting is December 1 at the Grange Hall.
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Tme Women’s Relief Corps
Grand Army of the Republic
Corry Grange Hall
North East Corps
Manley Robbins Sr
Wesley Willis
Bertha Darwin
Florence Caster
Henry Hill
Department Auxiliary
The
Relief Corps
Grange Hall
Infant Dies of Meningitis in Pittsburgh Suburb
Preliminary medical reports indicate a four month old Brentwood infant, Thomas Fallon, died of spinal meningitis while en route to a hospital. It marks the second area case in two weeks after a one year old Monroeville child also died of the disease.
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Pitt
Pittsburgh
Thomas Fallon
Brentwood
Allegheny County
Monroeville
Sunset Strip Curfew Law Spurs unrest on Hollywood’s famed street
HOLLYWOOD AP report details how a 10 pm curfew for those under 18 sparked protests on Sunset Strip. Over two weekends more than 200 arrests for curfew violations and battery against an officer, as police and residents clash over a shift to a stricter, turbulent nightlife image.
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Hollywood
Sunset Boulevard
Sunset Strip
Los Angeles
County Board of Supervisors
Mercyhurst Hosts Young Talent Festival In Erie
The Tuesday Morning Music Club of Erie and the Erie Philharmonic Society sponsor a Festival Program of young talent on April 14, 1967 at Mercyhurst College Little Theatre. Erie Philharmonic Young Artists Auditions on April 1, 1967 at Memorial Auditorium determine performers for the festival and for a Youth Concert on April 15 at Memorial Auditorium. Applicants must reside in Erie or within 40 miles, and auditions require instruments used in a symphony or orchestra. Composers may perform their own works. Medals of Honor will be awarded to those chosen for the Festival Program. Applications available from Mrs. Thomas A. Read, 526 Lincoln Ave, Erie PA, due by March 25, 1967, with signatures and a $3 fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Club of
Erie
Erie Philharmonic Society
Mercyhurst College Little Theatre
Erie Philharmonic
Memorial Tech
Memorial Auditorium
Erie Philharmonic Orchestra
Memorial Tech Auditorium
Thomas A. Read
Lincoln Avenue
Teachers Walk Out Demands Bargaining in Youngstown Hubbard
AP report on a public school walkout by teachers unions in Youngstown and Hubbard affecting about 40 000 pupils. Maintenance workers and some bus drivers honored lines while others crossed in Hubbard, with radio advice to pupils to stay home. Both districts seek a written collective bargaining election.
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Younustown
Uno
Hubbard
Youngstown
J. Harry Wanamaker
Youngstown Board of Education
Youngstown Education Association
YFT
Hubbard Federation of Jeneters
Hubbard Board of Education
Hubbard Education Association
HFT
Refundable registration fee plan noted
The note mentions a refundable registration fee and references a plan described as Seeisterine. The fragment implies a structured fee arrangement pending finalization by the referenced program or entity. Further context is needed to confirm scope, dates, and eligibility.
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