Pauline Litz Weds Donald Kent in Church of the Navarene
Pauline Litz and Donald Kent wed in Portsmouth Ohio with a double ring ceremony. The bride wore Chantilly lace and nylon tulle with a lace headpiece and carried a white Bible. Attendants included maid of honor Constance Patterson and flower girl Diane Deltrick. The reception followed at Grange Hall with a red and white theme and guests from multiple towns in Pennsylvania and Ohio.
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Church of the Navarene
Wilt Gladiolt
Palitis
David Deitrick
Salvation Army
Portsmouth
Ohio
David Ehrhardt
Joseph Kanzlemar
Mise Lita
Frank Lite
Laddie Kent
North East
Constance Patterson
Diane Deltrick
Dave Kent
Willan Nelson
Arcoatere
Lois Munduniobl
Dee Deitrick
Joyce Detrick
Northeast
Titusville
Union City
Elle
Wattsburg
Franklin
Meadville
Susar Grove
Conneault
Cotty Area High School
Wallsbure
Welch Grape Juice Company
Robert. Deitrick
Russia sells gold in Western markets to pay for wheat
London The Times reports the Soviet Union began a third major wave of gold sales in Western European markets to fund large wheat imports. The paper estimates that transactions in the last 24 hours pushed total sales past 200 tons.
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Russia
London
Soviet Union
The
Times
Edinboro Couple United In Double Ring Nuptials
Emma Mae Rossbacher and Dr Jack Eugene Williams of Edinboro wed at St Pauls Lutheran Church Drakes Mills Pa Rev Ralph Blair officiated Bride wore pale blue gown and blue hat Matron of honor was Mrs Rob er Wilson Best man was Dr Robert Wilson After a weekend at Chautauqua the couple will reside in Edinboro She is a 1954 Corry Avon High School graduate and Clarion State College 1958 BA She earned library science masters at Western Reserve and is librarian at Bit bora State College He the Milton native holds BS from Bloomsburg MS from Bucknell and PhD from Penn State. he teaches at Edinboro College as supervisor of student teachers and director of graduate studies Hostesses for pre nuptial events were Miss Barbara Harduck and Miss Theresa DiPlacido.
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St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Drakes Mills
Emma Mae Rossbacher
Edinboro
Jack Eugene ‘Williams
Ralph B. Blair
St. Paul's Church
Edward Rossbacher
West Church Street
Williams
William Wiliams
Milton
Rossbacher
Rober Wilson
Robert Wilson
Wiliams
Chautauqua
Corry Avon High School
Clarion State College
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Bit Bora State College
Bloomsburg State College
Bucknell University
Lewisburg
Pennsylvania State University
Edinboro College
Barbara Harduck
Theresa DiPlacido
Catholic Daughters plan October card party at VEW Post Home
Local Catholic Daughters of America court conception No. 35 announces committees for a October 24 card party at VEW-Fest home Fo'dlock. Grand prize of fifty silver dollars plus many specials will be awarded. kitchen, dining room, awards, door prizes, and reservations committees named. Telet returns may be made with Mrs.
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Catholic Daughters of America
Court Conception No. 35
M. Agnes Lynch
M. Leo Mulderick
Cochairman
Vew-Fest
Fo'dlock
Paul Sichar Sr
George Tinko
Earl Haight
Hazel Hall
Donald Nantes
Mary Higgins
Mary Hand
Samuel Baressi
Harold Schollen
Angelo Frisina
Frederick Ahi
Robert Wotus
Joseph Niedomys
Mary B. Sears
LaVerne Miller
Willam Kurelowech
Ernest McMichael
Lea Hooks
D. O. Daugherty
Thomas E. Reed
Prank Gentile
James Sullivan
Walter Nollinger
Walter Sweet
Joseph Baressi
Marion Sullivan
Telet
Local residents pursue studies and travel in fall notices
Enrolled freshmen in California State arts program include Enat and David Taner with Barvlt Taner and Carol Wright. David’s brother Roger returns from Dow Chemical research in Midland to Penn State University as a chemistry senior. Don Taner continues graduate work at Cornell University. Mentor Lab holds first fall meeting at Miss Ann Estess’s home. Grand Prix weekend trips send Tom and Bob Gace to Watkins Glen. Loretta Lindstrom returns to Thiel College as sophomore switchboard operator. Mrs Tindstrom accompanies to Greenville. Carol Hill Lairyler to speak at Warren County PTA meeting. Local families tour California and Missouri caverns en route home.
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Union City
David Taner
R. D
California
California State Area
Barvlt Taner
Carol
Carol Wright
David
Roger
Dow Chemical Company
Midland
Mich
Pennsylvania State University
Don
Cornell University
Thats
N.Y
Mentor Lab
Ann Estess
Tom
Bob Gtce
West Church Street
Tortay
Watkins Glen
Loretta Lindstrom
Robert Lindstrom
R. BD. 1
Her College
Greenville
Thiel
Hodge Hall
Tindstrom
Edward Hill
Philadelphia
Apes Toommiate
Carol Hill __ Lairyler
Warren County
San
PTA
Dean School
Edgar. Spoon
Columbus
John
Stockton
Terry
Janet
West Washington Street
Tourance
Calif
Michael Eadhron
James Schuessler
Merrimac Caverns
Stanton
Lee Lillie
Phoenix, Ariz
Sandy) Bachron
Susan
Bpoons
State Dept reports approaches by Communist bloc for US wheat
The State Department said yesterday that governments of Czechoslovakia Hungary and Bulgaria have approached for purchase of American wheat. Press officer Robert McCloskey noted no specifics or payment terms have been discussed. Separately, at Corry Wall-Daper and Paint, Mrs Mulderick and Miss Lynch plan table awards. A CDA committee chairs meeting follows the regular CDA meeting at the VFW Post home.
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REDS
Washington
State Department
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Bulgaria
Robert McCloskey
Robert Wotus
Corry Wall
Needlework Guild Invites Members for Ingathering Event
The Needlework Guild of Corry plans an Ingathering drive with new garments for welfare groups. Membership is open to all ages and groups, to sew or donate items such as school clothing and blankets. Mrs. Foster Davis chairs the local branch at 617 North Center Street, with a gathering scheduled November 14 at 2 p.m. in 1962. National figures show NGA members contributed over 1.13 million new articles. For information contact Mrs. Davis or others at listed local contacts.
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Dantiehold
Simlors
Guild
Focal
NGA
Corry
Davis
Havel Shuss
C. 8. Wallace
Twins born to Hawkins family at Reading Hospital
Reading Memorial Hospital welcomed twins Dale John and Gail Denise to Mr. and Mrs. John R. Hawkins of Reading. Maternal line traces to Marlene Hoffman of Harrington Delaware. Harold Hasbrouck of 224 West Frederick Street is noted as maternal great grandfather. A daughter was born Thursday at Union City Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. David Peters of Waterford.
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Dale John
Gail Denise
Reading Memorial Hospital
John R. Hawkins
Reading
Union City Memorial Hospital
David Peters
Waterford
Police raid in New Kensington nets 16 gambling arrests
State police raided a poker game in New Kensington early today and arrested 16 people on gambling charges. Officers confiscated $173 and playing cards as evidence of illegal gambling.
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New Kensington
Corry Facing Big Growth With Planned Projects
The city plans consolidation at East Columbus site and seeks federal help for a parking plan. Development includes a Corry Area High School addition with a planetarium, potential Jet development near the First Methodist property, and a shopping plaza shift. East Pleasant Street and West Pleasant Street sites see parking upgrades, church property sales, and future facelifts for the YMCA gym Route 6 bypass and downtown store fronts. A paved runway at Lawrence Airport and a new manufacturing plant may arrive as Corry’s growth accelerates, aided by a strong city credit rating and active private capital. The next decade is projected to be among the most significant since 1861.
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Columbus Avenue
Parking Authority
Corry Area
East Pleasant Streat
First Methodist Church
Conneaut Lake
West Pleasant Street
St. Elizabeth's Church
YMCA
Lawrence
Corry
New York City
Chicago School Head Quits Over Racial Hassle
Mass marches and demonstrations flare on racial issues as Benjamin C. Willis resigns from a Chicago school amid integration pressure. NAACP Utah chapter bars a church protest during a voter event. Mass sitins continue in Orangeburg and Plaquemine with hundreds jailed and police in heavy presence. Violence and protests spread to Detroit and St Louis as workers and students rally against segregation and job discrimination. Presidential factfinders Royall and Blaik return from Birmingham with no comment.
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Associated Press
Benjamin C. Willis
Chicago
Dec. al
Utah
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Moria
Orangeburg
8.C
Plaquemine
Oralee Grant
Iberville Parish
County
Detroit
First Federal Savings Bank
Jefferson Bank
Tyus, Co
St. Louis
Kenneth Royall
Earl Blaik
New York
Birmingham
Als
Jackie Heads For Turkey On Moonlit Yacht Cruise
The First Lady Diana Kennedy on a yacht cruise near Athens headed toward a Turkish Bosporus destination after a secrecy shrouded voyage. Guests included Franklin D Roosevelt Jr and family, Ari Onassis ally Gurnofalides, and Princesses Stanislas Raderwill. President Cemal Gursel reportedly offered a villa for temporary stay.
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Athens
Jar
Lhristina
Aegean Sea
Minge Oy Dore Gurnofalides
Brotherso-Law
Arietadle Onasels
U.S
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Roosevelt
Onassia
Excellent Middance News: Cats and Tragedy Intertwined
In New Middance, New York, Helen Auld, 55, a schoolteacher, kept many cats in her apartment. A dynamite blast in the industrial city killed four African American girls at Sunday school on September 15, underscoring a grim event linked to a neighborhood loss and community reaction.
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New York
Helen Auld
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Donald Kent
Schubeck Studio
Emma Rossbacher
Dr. Williams
VEW
P&p
Greer
Peaches
Sunkist
New York State
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Tbs
Birdie
Sea’s Drugs
Evans
Jackie
Turkey
W. Washington St
Corry, PA
U. 5
Jean Tomipas
North Center Street
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