Bertha A fun nite honors Eastern Star past matrons
Corry City Chapter No 17 plans a Wednesday 8 pm event in the YMCA multi purpose room. Mrs. George Hagger, worthy matron, leads the program and asks all members to attend. Also reported, Mary Williams of Corry and Edward Erskin of Bradford wed in Myersville Maryland.
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Order of the Eastern Star
Corry City
YMCA
George Hagger
Hagger
Flanigan Brothers
Bradford
St Thomas Women Plan Yule Dinner
St Thomas Women Organisation prepares a Christmas dinner for members and husbands on December 7 at 6 p.m. in St Thomas School auditorium. Turkey dinners will be served followed by a special entertainment program arranged by Mrs Leo Hooks. President Mrs Robert Miller urges reservations.
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St. Thomas Women’s Organization
St. Thomas School
Leo Hooks
Robert Miller
Reser
Pittsburgh Dinner Honors Skitch Henderson At Ruby Ball
Skitch Henderson will be guest of honor and master of ceremonies at the Pittsburgh Symphonys 40th anniversary dinner and Ruby Ball to be held Friday at the Hilton Hotel in Pittsburgh. The Pittsburgh Symphony conducted by Henry Hazer will perform Viennese waltzes for the waltz contest as Jack Purcell and his orchestra provide dancing music. Reservations must be made by Thursday for the Cor Dock ey Memorial Hospital luncheon at the Hotel ber hospitality chairmen Mrs Eugene Davis and Mrs Gerald Staples.
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Cor|dockey Memorial Hospital
Hotel Ber
Eugene Davis
East Washington Street
Gerald Staples
Wayne Street
Skitch Henderson
Pittsburgh Sym
Hilton Hotel
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Symphony
Henry Hazer
Jack Purcell
Hints From Heloise Dear Folks Tips to stretch meat and home hacks
A collage of reader tips including tenderizing meats with a pounder to double size, folding and chopping steak into squares for frying, and using leftover carpeting to cover a toilet tank. Other hints cover washing mop water, making bathroom decor, caring for hearing aids, polishing with old terry cloth, and modifying a vacuum for mobility.
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Herpine
Hwloisd
Mia
Mold Threat to Florence Flood Damaged Masterpieces
Florence awaits a dedicated drying hospital for soaked paintings as mold attacks flood damaged works. Dr. Giovanni Urbani, head of Rome’s Central Institute of Restoration, says a gas purge precedes drying in a nearly 500 foot long facility behind the Pitti Palace, with 1,900 damaged pieces, over 900 on canvas or wood.
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Florence
Italy
Giovanni Urbani
Central Institute of Restoration
Rome
Pitti Place
Urbani
Perdasdefogu Escapes Isolation Through Missile Center
In central Sardinia the village of Perdasdefogu has transformed from a remote hamlet with 2000 residents to a fast growing town. A missile study center and test pads at Alto di Quirra brought new workers, expanding the population and straining the water system. An aqueduct and new road linking to Cagliari and Nuoro are planned as growth continues.
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Rome
Sardinian
Iso
Italy
Alto di Quirra
Cagliari
Nuoro
Junior Class Presents Murder Trial At High School Play
Corry Area High School stages Night of January 16th with a murder trial running Saturday evening. Jurors will be chosen from the audience as real jurors under director Mrs. Frank Howe, delivering verdict after act three. Curtain at 8 p.m. in the auditorium. Admission is 1 for adults and 50 cents for students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Area High School
Frank Howe
Prison Break Blamed On Authority Failure At County Jail
Allegheny County District Attorney blamed a complete breakdown in authority for six prisoners escaping from the county jail during recreation. The inmates tied to murder charges pulled crude zip guns and forced guards to the jail entrance into downtown Pittsburgh. Police recovered the escapees after they hijacked a city squad car and wounded a guard. six men faced charges including prison breach and armed robbery. Western State Penitentiary received the fugitives after their capture. There is no clear origin for the firearm materials.
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Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
Robert W. Duggan
County Board of Prisons
Grant Price
Dominic Codispoti
New York
Richard Mayberry
Philadelphia
Herbert Langnes
Milwaukee
Wis
Charles Ganss
Natrona
John Daniels
Frank Cowell
New Junior Miss crowned in Western Pennsylvania
Barbara Lias of North Hills, a North Allegheny High School senior, won the 15th annual Pennsylvania Junior Miss pageant finals held in Shillington. Finalists from five Western Pennsylvania counties earned top awards including runnerups Cynthia Cleck Bonita Rio and Barbara Sopp, with Patricia Zimmerman and others taking specialty honors. Theresa Ann Greene, 9, died from burns suffered in a garment fire at a Pittsburgh hospital after visiting relatives in Clymer Indiana County.
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Huwaving
Pennsylvania
Western Pennsylvania
Barbara Lias
North Hills
Allegheny County
Shillington
Here
Cynthia Cleck
Mifflin
Bonita M. Rio
Clearfield County
Barbara J. Sopp
New Kensington
Diane E. Klauer
Adams County
Patricia J. Zimmerman
Franklin County
Miss Rio
Cathy S. Cleeland
Butler County
Saralee Sky
Cambria County
Pittsburgh
Theresa Ann Greene
Hartford City
Ind
Children’s Hospital
Clymer
Indiana County
1967 Food Tax Exemption Support Debate
In 1967 lawmakers weighed proposals to exempt food from state sales tax. Supporters argued relief for households, while opponents warned of revenue impacts and needed services. The debate highlighted differing views on tax fairness and government funding.
New Haven Opposes ICC Car Penalty Ruling
New Haven Railroad officials urged rejection of a 2.50 per day penalty on use of freight cars owned by other lines. They warned the rule would worsen 1967 cash deficits and threaten liquidation, noting New Haven has a surplus of empty cars and business does not justify additional costs.
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Washington
New Haven
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
Richard Joyce Smith
Frederick J. Orner
Congress
Smith
Orner
Wyeth Exhibit Sets Attendance Record at Philadelphia Academy
The An drew Wyeth show at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts in Philadelphia closed after 50 days with a record 173000 visitors. A catalog of 223 drawings and paintings sold 40000 copies at four dollars each, with 10800 more ordered, and a best seller book emerged as part of the tour through Baltimore New York and Chicago.
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Philadelphia
Chadds Ford
Andrew Wyeth
Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts
Joseph Fraser
Academy
Wyeth
Fraser
Baltimore
New York
Chicago
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Thomas Messinger
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Ivis Messinger
Raymond Barnes
Youngstown
Ohio
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Corry
Gary Barnes
Kent
John Volk
Setber Ae
David Chelootz
United States Army
Fort Hood
Texas
Pam Cheloctz
West
Washington Street
College Women’s Club
Teagi
Dr. Iid
Warren State Hospital
Ernest (Anne)Ferro
R. D
Anna H. Branch
Heloise
Mrs
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Shirley McDonala
Margaret Thompson Oo
DAR Heldish
J. Lovely
George Andersen
William Miller
James Landy
Pam Trisket
Helene Christensen
Marele Stahl
Mary Faryer
Linda Moore
John Seitz
Marian McShane
McMichael
Santiago
Chile
Kenneth Kaunda
Zambia
Saya
Africa
South America
Keith Ten-Huisen
Erie
TenHuisen
Jody McCourt
Walter McCourt
Andrew Robert Edson
Frankfurt
Germany
Eugene Wank
Wank
Jaqueline Paulson
Andrew Paulson
Robert Wank
Franklin Street
Ray Edson
Snyder Circle
Luray
Page County
Republican Committee
State
GOP Committee
Monaco
Monte Carlo
Prince Rainier
Claudia Carinale
Caroline
Prince Albert
Stephanie
Lexington
Kentucky
Ermeg
Campbell’s
S&h
Armour's Star
New Haven Railroad
Beneficial Finance System
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Beneficial Ba Co
Cary
TIGN
Centar St. Gr
Beneficial Finance Co
State St
Meadville
Chestnut St
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