International Festival and Community PTA Girl Scout Event
The MNUULY MEIU Columbus PTA and the Girl Scouts hosted an International Festival at Co- Hamp Community Church with over 150 attendees. The program featured costumes from several countries and performances by Troops category including Indian, Dutch, Swedish, and Irish dances, plus songs and a display of world articles. After the event, refreshments were served and local families traveled to Harrisburg and Warren for related activities and celebrations.
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Mnuuly
Columbus
Parent-Teacher Association
PTA
Girl Scouts
Co- Hamps
Forwig
Robert Devine
Flix Nava
Kenneth Shrimper
Erie
George McCumber
Wesleyville
Jordan Christensen
John Willis
Penny Fox
Frank Kasper
Russell Moore
Herbert Dahl
James Donaldson
Dan Taughart
James Kasper
Couric Hanmond
Susan Beriink
Girl Beast
Mansel
Gretel
Sundin Jukes
Warlo Mortis
Warren
Jolla
Blakelys Honored by Friends Before California Move
Mr and Mrs W S Blakely of First Avenue were honored at a surprise farewell party by the Friendly Birthday Club and friends. About 27 attended at their home for a turkey dinner, moving pictures, bingo, door prizes, and a cake with coffee. The couple received a white Bible and a purse of money.
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Si Blakely
First Avenue
Friendly Birthday Club
Glenn Comb- Yin
Robert Hunt
Mtr
Mattie McIntyre
Fulla Coyle
Harold Gale
Robert Hin
Helping Hand Club Sews For Meadville Home
Members of the Helping Hand Club met Saturday at the IOOF Hall for an all day event. They sewed blouses pajamas and quilts for the Meadville Orphans Home. Mrs Glenn Bidred chaired the dinner and Mrs Loretta Belden presided at the afternoon business meeting. The next meeting is scheduled in two weeks.
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Meadville
IOOF
Glenn Bidred
Loretta Belden
Knights of Columbus Sponsor Radio Drama Broadcast
The Knights of Columbus Supreme Council presents The Foundations of Our American Death a radio drama series episode sponsored by Corry Council 425 over WOTR at 1:45 p.m. Sunday. It portrays ancient Rome before Christian teaching and links American rights to Christian ideals as explained by Grand Knight Alfred J. Pievrdl.
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Foundations of
Olr Americar Tdeath
Supreme Council
Knights of Columbus
Corry Coutcil
WOTR
Rome
Mer
Grand Kniht
Alfred J Pievirdl
ILA
Jefferson
Ifelfernon
Marks 100th Birthday Celebrated in New York
Ale Melifdis Teivlinnds marks her 100th birthday in GGUVERNEUR NY with Nome-cooked meals cited for longevity. Lewis Cornell, her confidant, comments on her wish to stay in a hotel or restaurant in Nertife amid a peculiar crackling sound associated with a distant memory of food preparation.
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Melifdis Teivlinnds
Meale
Nertife
Lewis Cornell
Honor Charles Ploss On 12th Birthday Party
Charles Mixar, aged 12, celebrated his birthday with family and friends. The gathering included games, cake, pumpkin baskets, and party favors provided by relatives. A small purse of money was given to the honoree, with several relatives assisting in the celebration.
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Charles Ploss
Cepa Catite
Seni Fista
Ned
Charles Mixar
Hurley Berdi
Ollock
Pibbe
Perveral
Othe
Bincoe
Mire Daniels
Phyllis Mix
Gates
Pielard Henry
Dorsis
Chaarles
Daughters Born to Messina and Tomehick Couples
A daughter was born yesterday morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Anthony Messina of 158 Ohio Street. Another daughter was born yesterday morning at Wie Coury Motors Hospital to Mr and Mrs Joseph Tomehick of Union City. Mrs Tomehick is the former Betty Powers.
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Floyd Martin
Garol
West Frederiake Street
Harrisburg
Martin
Vincent Memorial Chute
Usquaqua’ Creek
Corry
Christin Itd Missionary Alliance Church
Sunbury
Mr Simple
Pransylvania State University
Penn State Navy
Ant
FL Langdon Rowe
Wayne Street
St Petersurg
Fla
Corryllen
University Past
Low Misina
R. Bruce Suuntuet
Viley Brulee Smith
Norman Edinger
Robert Watik
Irey MacDonnild
Witershed
Tutt
Qurniurat
Lawrence Ny
B. Hunt
Fort Dix
N. J
Laine Gisett
West Main Street
Joseph Cardiie
Ison Joey
Linwood
Bahuye
Cardi
Siater
Robert. Forrester
Rost South Steel
Forrester
Robert
Gardile
Tonirraw
West Coast
Aero ‘Supply Mic Co
Chiles Rage
W. Brune Hilsworth
Etromt
Simttle
Prince
Corry Memorial Hospital
Anthony Messina
Ohio Street
Joseph ‘Tomehick
Union City
Wie Coury Motors Hospital
Tomehick
Betty Powers
Princess Meg Townsend Wedding Sparks Privacy Plea
Britons read of Princess Margaret and RAF Group Captain Peter Townsend reportedly arranging a quiet courtship amid privacy pleas. The palace press secretary denies a fixed date, while British papers weigh the possibility of a royal wedding as Elizabeth II faces public interest. Townsend, a decorated World War II air hero and now a diplomat, appears central to the unfolding romance narrative.
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Associated FI
Binfield
England
Jet
Peter Townsend
Townsend
Windsor Forest
Hunlly
Clarence House
London
Elizabeth
Marmze
Margoaret
Margaret
Enaibeth
Murey Townsend
Britain
Pir
Brussels
Behrend Center to Offer Public Speaking Course
Behrend Center at Erie will run a 16 week public speaking course at Corry Area High School beginning next Tuesday. Classes meet once a week at 8 p m in the Chorus Room. Registration is at the first meeting night with a $10 fee and the textbook charge. The course title What to say how to say it aims to help students acquire speaking skills through practice.
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Behrend
Erie
Corry Area
Bandit Steals Payroll From Messenger on City Street
A bandit jumped into a car with a messenger and stole a payroll of 2600 dollars plus a 1600 dollar payroll delivery. Charles Hostler 17 of Wilkinsburg said he drove a bank vehicle to Havel Electric Co when the robber ordered him to turn and then fled on foot after taking the money on the Lawrenceville side of the 40th Street Bridge.
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Po . Lee
Charles Hostler
Wilkinsburg
Trin
North Slide Bank
Havel Electric Co
Ks Cat
Mulley
Lawrenceville
40Th Street Bridge
Charges Dropped in Pennsylvania Liquor Raid Case
Three charges against Edward J, proprietor of Mickey's Café, were dropped in district court yesterday after prosecutors said the case likely would not go to trial. The drops followed a Liquor Control Board raid on taverns including May May. Separate larceny charges against Stanley Salewski and others connected to the parolee car theft were also dropped.
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Edward J i
Mickey's
Damian McLashlin
Ges
Mividel
Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board
Dau Ary
Four Point Farm Plan Urged by Midwest Leaders
A four point program to bolster farm prices was adopted at a Midwest conference led by Gov. Leo Hogh. Attendees included governors from eight states and officials Earl Butz and Fred Seaton. The plan calls for state farming committees to improve sale channels and a national soil conservation policy to preserve soil fertility for future needs.
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Midwest
Leo Heogh
Town
Ala8
Nebraska
Department of Agriculture
Congress
Koen Drops Prosecution Against Defendants in Funds Case
Alessi does not want prosecution and Ronald Matthews, charged with taking 27 dollars from Mrs. Ann Koen, had charges dropped by Mrs. Koen.
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Alessi Doesmt
Ronald Matthews
Ann Koen
Koen
Stevenson Ready to Decide on Democratic Nomination
Former Illinois Governor Adlai Stevenson said he has made up his mind on whether he will seek the Democratic presidential nomination. He indicated he would accept if offered, but expects not to be, and promised to reveal his stand soon. Stevenson is in Kingston to receive an honorary degree from Queen’s University.
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Stevenson
Associated Press
Kingston
Ont
Adlai Stevenson Ofllinois
Chicago
Queen University
Election Planned at St. Marys Plant of Pure Carbon Co
The National Labor Relations Board schedules a collective bargaining election at Pure Carbon Co in St. Marys Pa for October 20. About 280 employees are eligible to vote on whether to be represented.
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ST. Marys
National Labor Relations Board
Pure Carbon , Co., Inc
Robbed jewelry salesman loses up to seventy-five thousand
Simon Dienstag a New York salesman testified that a smoothdressed bandit entered a Hill District jewelry store owned by Robert Kiss and Rudolph Sokol after a sale, forced the trio to the rear with a nickel pistol, and stripped Dienstag of his coat trousers and cash and diamonds worth up to 75 000 dollars. The robber warned the owners to look away or face death.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Simon Dienstag
New York
Hill District
Robert Kiss
Rudolph Sokol
Dienstag
Dien
Sokol
GIO International Union of Electrical Workers
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Adelaide Swoon
Warrren Conservatory of Music
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West Spiring Creek
Stephen Foster
Love Svniym
Prowelien
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W.S. Blakely
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Spethel Mc Conne
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Phil Carey
Meg
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Bandit
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Sven
Helen
Kirk Douglas
Jeanne Crain Claire Trevor
Williayd Campbell
Richard Boone
Myrna Hansen Mara Corday
Jenie
Chapin’s
Bill Sims
WAST
F.C. Chapin
Westinghouse Dryer
Westinghouse
Westinghorse
W. Main St
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