Card party and fashion show set for Corry High cafeteria
The Larks Auxiliary of Corry Memorial Hospital plans a social gathering with a card party and fashion show Tuesday evening at the Corry Area High School cafeteria. Leed's Ladies Shop models include Rhoda Cohen and Susan Kinley among nearly 50 outfits, with hats from Stewart Hat Shop and jewelry from Stahl. Proceeds aid the hospital auxiliary funds.
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Larks
Corry
Corry Area
Fayl Haight
Leed
Rhoda Cohen
Susan Kinley
LeDontin Keith
Arthur Laurell
John Kane
Leroy Hoyt
Hichard
Iamhout
J.P. Needham
Father Parga
Juin Foster
Arthur Cohen
Leed's
Nso
Stewart Hat Shop
Stahl
Barach
Sparta Resident Weds Davwd Kinney in Swissvale
Adri Rita D Elia daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Dea Swissvale married Davwd David Kinney son of Mr and Mrs D V Kinney Spartansburg at Swissvale Presbyterian Church. The bride wore Chantilly lace over satin with a tiny lace Peter Pan collar and a crown of pearls and sequins. She carried white roses with an orchid. Maid of honor Miss Nancy Tallor wore raspberry net. Kinney was best man. A dinner at Colonial Manor followed a reception at the bride's home. Mrs Kinney is a Swissvale High School graduate working for Rieck Dairy. Hertis band, who left Sparminsburg High, etc.
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Sparta
Swissvale
Adri Rita D'Elia
Joseph Dea
David Kinney
D. V. Kinney
Spartansburg
Ua. m
Swissvale Presbyterian Church
Clarence B Davison
Norabher
Nancy
Tallor
Tolontal
Kitney
Wits
Plan Benefit Concert At West Spring Creek Church
A Monday October 17 benefit concert at West Spring Creek Congregational Church features Walter Lo Whaley and local musicians. Proceeds go to the church fund with a free will offering. program includes vocal and instrumental numbers and a featured performance by Mr Whaley. Local community members from Warren and Titusville plan to attend. event promises an enjoyable evening of music.
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West Spring Creek
Ringlin
Alcount
Walter Lo Whaley
Planis
West Spring Creek Congregational Church
Brepien Prater
Adelyide Swiinson
Warren Caner
Whaley
Warren
Titusville
Engagement of Local Couple Amid Distant Ties
Announcement reveals the engagement of JE and Mrs Mobert E Bell of Chappe NY. Details describe the families, educational backgrounds at Hig Hovnice Chrwply School and Suttons Academy, and a forthcoming ceremony at Wel Wiley Galtnyy. Families include Mr Chambetlitt and Miss Heerattuaed from Suttons Academy, pending formal notice.
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Mobert
Bell
Bally Biel Bell Carey
Amil O. Sandburg
Murmy
Bnido Niet
Hig Hovnice
Wiley
Galtnyy
Chimtberlitt
Baby born at Cory Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Peterson
A son was born this morning at Cory Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Jules Peterson of 18 First Avenue. Mrs Peterson formerly Sally Sidlivary.
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Asin
Frederick
Nora
Miller Ff
Aleonyudo
Elem Athe Sherman Hospital
Frederick W- Miller DE
Miss Edith Wykoff Feted At Bridal Party
Mrs. Leon Root hosted a miscellaneous bridal shower for Edith Wykoff at 16 Wright Street with co hosts Mrs. J H Heerlein and Mrs. Chris Christenser. Sixteen guests played cards. awards went to Mrs. Albert Rathbun for contract bridge and Mrs. Lilah Parker for 500. Door prize to Mrs. George Christensen. Decorations featured fall fingers in a watering canter and mantel tapers. Bridal gifts and a late supper of strawberry meringues wafers coffee and mints followed. Wykoff will wed next Sunday to Pred Nelson.
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Edith Wykoff
Leon Root
Wright Street
J. H. Heerlein
Chris Christenser
Albert Rathbun
Lilah Parker
George Chris~tensen
George Christensen
Clynier
Merle Fitch
Warlet
Richard Carlson
Hojnl
N.Y
Willis ‘Root
Columbus
Don Eyman
Chienne
Wykoftill
Nelson
Coed Misses 100000 Jackpot After Trance Illusion
Miss Patricia Morris of the University of Southern California failed to lift the $100,000 prize or a TV set on a NBC Truth or Consequences segment. hypnotized by host Arthur Ellen, she was told she could not rise. A $1,000 consolation prize was awarded.
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Reese
Pat Morris
University of Southern Clifornia
NBC
Arthur Ellen
Miss Morris
Jack Batley
Four indicted in Erie Pittsburgh stolen auto ring case
Federal grand jury in Erie handed up indictments against 40 individuals, including four from Canton and Cleveland accused of stealing cars and shipping them to Erie after altering serial numbers and falsifying registrations. Eric G. Grosulass faced embezzlement counts at Beaver Falls National Bank. Louis J. Christian Carl Symington and Henry Keatley named from Canton. James Timpe of Erie arrested. Carrington Keatley at large. Petty Jakomas of Port Vue charged with lottery tax evasion.
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Sasscuac
Seaver Falls
Ririgid
Erie
Eric G. Grosulass
Winers National Bank of Beaver Folse Heg
Ohio
Canton
Cleveland
Louis J. Christian
Carl Symington
Henry P. Keatley
James Timpe
Timpe
Christian
Carrington
Keatley
Petty R. Jakomas
Port Vubowhs
Hersport
Andrew Jakomas
Se Eee Hsc
Fragmented sports note hints at a tense moment
A brief, garbled report describes a 20 second window where Ellen seems relieved, a figure groiused Miss Morris by cupping Hid hatrids, and Miss Morris saying she cannot remember the event. When asked if he felt sorry about losing, she cheerfully replied never had to oo.
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Midni
Ellen
Miss Morris
Waterhouse Bakery to Close for Winter Season
Waterhouse Bly Senerteenth Panter at 23 Mayville owned by W W Waterhouse of Corry closes its doors for the remainer of the winter season and will not reopen until May 15 next year due to lack of business in Mayville and Chautauqua Lake area. Merle Schrivens announces the seasonal closing affecting about four employees. The bakery traces to Carlson beginnings in 1930 under Roy Carlson and Andrew A Carlson, later expanding to a retail wholesale firm before operating on a reduced basis in recent years.
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Bly
Panter
Mayville
W. W. Waterhouse
Corry
Chautauqua Lake
Merle Schrivens
Waterhouse
Chautauqua Biking Company
Carlson
Roy Carlson
Andrew A. Carlson
Roy
Harold
New York
Lee Defies Income Tax Says He Won't Pay All Tax
Lee announced in Salt Lake City that he will refuse to pay income tax on portions not affected by withholding, except his governor salary of $10,000 a year, until legality is tested in the U S Supreme Court. The Utah Democratic executive committee urged his resignation or retraction. A Washington IRS spokesman said the government has adequate machinery to collect taxes.
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Salt Lake City
U.S. Supreme Court
Associated Press
Hague In Hospital After Heart Attack
New York state and New Jersey political figure Frank Hague, 79, once Jersey City mayor for 39 years, was at Presbyterian Hospital for a routine checkup after reports he suffered a heart attack Thursday, the second in six months. Hague, a potent influence in New Jersey and national politics during his heyday as a machine boss, was later described as not serious by hospital officials.
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Hague
New York
Frank Hague
Jersey City
Presbyterian Hospital
Angue
New Jersey
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Waterhouse Is ‘Closing Bakery
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the National Bank of Corry
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James Yyney
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