Engaged: Miss Joyce Hunt to Kenneth Nichols in Wattsburg
Mr and Mrs Kenneth C Hunt of 143 Ridge Street announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Joyce Helen Hunt to Kenneth H Nichols son of Mr and Mrs Robert Nichols of R D 2 Wattsburg The wedding date is set for June 27 1964 at Wattsburg Methodist Church Miss Hunt a senior at Corry Area High School is a Wattsburg High School graduate and employed by Charles H Pry Construction Company
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth C. Hunt
Ridge Street
Joyce Helen Hunt
Kenneth H. Nichols
Robert Nichols
Wattsburg
Ramblers exhibit at Mark Hellinger Theatre and dealer banquet in New York
Ed wind Bor stort and Merton Pitch families travel to New York for a dealer showing of the 194 Ramblers with American Macro Corporation officials attending a banquet at the Americana Hotel. The Ramblers will be displayed at the Mark Hellinger Theatre as a formal program unfolds. The Corry Bridge Association begins its season with a dinner at 1 30 p.m. in the Garden Room of the VFW Post home. Mrs. Frank Graft presides and Morgan Beverly chairs the dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Borstort
Merton
New York City
American -Macro Corporation
Americana
Mark Hellinger
Corry Bridge Association
VFW Post
Frank Graft
Morgan Beverly
Thomas Saxton
Andrea
Tommy
Michael
Washingon
D. C
W. J. Gumbleton
Liberty Street
Wayne Street
Detroit
Mich
Robert McGregor
R. D
Richard Miller
Cleveland
Ohio
Grange Hall
Women's Relief Corps
Ronald Boyd
Kathy
Ron Jr
Jennie Akam
West Washington Street
Akam
University of Buffalo
Carleton Purdey
Westerville
Leslie Wilkinson
RTD 4
Laura Purdey
North
Center Street
Columbia Station
Carleton
North Ridgeville Junior High School
North Ridgeville
WC T U Convention To Be Held Here
The Christian Temperance Union event at the United Brethren Church in Erie features sessions at 10 am 1 pm and 7 pm on September 1 with a noon lunch. A 6 pm chicken dinner is served by EUB women with reservations via Mrs. Maud Bennink. Speaker lineup includes B L Cochran from Harrisburg and Erie County interim district attorney Richard Scarpitti with music by local youth groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temperance Union
United Brethren Church
EUB Church
Maud Bennink
Frank McKnight
B. McLain Cochran
Harasburg
Pennsylvania Sabbath School Association
Pennsylvania State Board of Christian Education
Richard Scarpitti
Erie County
Good Samatitan
Erie
Annual Event Slated By Lodge
The Independent Order of Odd Fellows plans a program tomorrow evening featuring Canadian fishing trip movies by Robert Pierce. Members are urged to attend and tickets for the second annual chicken barbecue at the home are selling fast. The barbecue, a yearly highlight, includes an afternoon and evening of games contests and prizes. The public is invited to visit the lodge home, a historic fraternal charity chartered by the Pennsylvania Legislature in 1871, which has helped over 1,000 children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drunigusnais Une Anys Oye
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Robert Pierce
Ville
Pennsylvania
Rockefeller says astrology cannot dictate politics in 1964 race
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller dismissed astrologers claims about presidential odds noting if they knew all the answers politics would vanish. The remark follows a Hollywood astrologer ALN Ziegler saying neither Rockefeller nor Senator Barry Goldwater will win the Republican nomination next year. Women who began at home have become prominent citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Hollywood
Aln. Ziegler
Rockefeller
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Births Reported at Corry Memorial Hospital
A daughter was born at Corry Memorial Hospital last Sunday to Mr and Mrs David Williams of RD 1 Corry. A son was born Saturday evening to Mr and Mrs Robert Smith RD 2 Corry at Corry Memorial Hospital. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Ernest Scott of RD 4 Corry Sunday at Corry Memorial Hospital. A daughter was born yesterday morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Royal Nickerson RD 2 Corry.
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Corry A Memorial Hospital
Last Sansday
David Williams
RD. 1, Corry
Robert Smith
RD. 2
Corny
Corry
Memorial Hospital
Ernest Scott
R D. 4
Corry Memorial Hospital
Mrs. Royal Nickerson
R. D
Tanner And Sturgis Families Hold Reunion
The Tanner Sturgis reunion gathered over 60 relatives from Wattsburg Waterford Warren Guys Mills Titusville Pleasantville Sherman and Corry at Mead Park. Frank Sturgis presided as president. Shirgisi re-elected president. Ruth Dahlstrand named secretary treasurer. Ralph Tanner historian. Future reunion planned at Mead Park with Clymer and Brumagin hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Suesink
Clymer
Kenneth Brumagin
No-Bar Riders Earn Placings at Tionesta and Emlenton Shows
No-Bar Riders from the Columbus club earned several ribbons over the holiday weekend. At Tionesta Mark Harvey won a stallion class with Saarad, Susan Windahl placed in junior western events with Shatana King, Peggy Miller rode Little Tex to multiple top finishes, and Mrs. Al Fox and Mrs. Miller also placed at Emlenton. Peggy Miller took second in western plain horse and Bardoe Wimpy earned third in three stock horse events for Mrs. Fox.
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Western Pleasure
Bardoe Wimpy
Miller
Fox
Emlenton
Peggy
Tex
Italian scientist barred from UK nuclear research duties
Dr Giuseppe Marelli, acquitted of planning Soviet spying, will be barred from continuing his nuclear research job in Britain. The 40 year old Australian born scientist was acquitted July 16. A spokesman for the British Atomic Energy Authority said Marelli’s British contract, due to expire September 30, will not be reviewed.
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London
Giuseppe Marelli
Soviet Union
Britain
Tralianborn
British Atomic Energy Authority
Martelli
Outdoor Art Exhibit At Mei Park Draws Hundreds Of Viewers
Hundreds view an outdoor show featuring Joens and ayer artists in Mei Park Soluleastern section yesterday. Works ranged from pastels to oil and watercolor, with decorative walls and sea life themes. Notable contributors included Thorny' Potockt from AL Carnesie Institute and designer Mrs. Gertie Wile, among many listed artists and committee members.
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Joens
Ayer
Mei Park
Inger
AL Carnesie Institute of Technology
Pilsburgh
Gertie Wile
Cihers Havie
John Riss
Mrvs Dei Rorpleks
Richiard Hovilel
Levnnt
St Wood
Baye Towith
Manilyn Blovel
Wickie
Gortmi
Wooven
Dageph DeMaine
Willi Masley
Gertalde Mitchell
Vivell Ross
Thomas Clarke
Any Linky
James Doyle Jr
Aibn Wester
Wallbery Gaul Wis
Fairey Hotchkiss
Charles Tackman
George Rhodes
Albert Youn
Mes Keppel
Eines McMichan
Corry Flower Show invites local exhibitors September 10
Flower show at the YMCA invites entries from Corry and surrounding areas on September 10. Exhibitors must bring their own containers. Bring exhibits to the YMCA 9 to 10 a.m. with five small mowers per vase and large flowers one per vase. Classes include African violets winter bouquets and table arrangements. Judges will be from greenhouses. Ribbons awarded for first second and third. Mrs. Hazel Eldred in charge.
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YMCA
Corry
Hazel Eldred
The Spoken Word is Liktette Alr The Printed Word Is Always There
The line celebrates the enduring value of print while praising a figure named Liktette Alr. It suggests a contrast between spoken and written media, emphasizing lasting record and presence of print in culture.
Indonesia protests Malaya move to form Malaysia
Indonesia filed a strong protest over Malaya's plan to form Malaysia on September 16. A Foreign Ministry spokesman called the decision reckless and premature, stating it violates Manila summit spirit and blocks a United Nations survey in Sarawak, North Borneo, and Singapore aimed at gauging public wishes on merger.
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Malaya
Malaysia
Jakarta
Indonesia
Foreign Ministry
Manila
British Borneo
Sarawaki
North
Horneo
Singapore
U.N
Philippines
Fantastic Expansion Washington Credit Action Noted
Vernon Wright deputy Governor of the Parm Credit Act marshalling farm credit relations reports a surge in creditor activity. In the current year 30th Giemers borrowed $4 bullion from the credit associations versus 8.9 billion in the same period last year, while observers note public interest and downtown area displays reflecting the expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Vernon Wright
Parm Credit Act Militetiation
Wright
U S Embassy Refuses Monk at Saigon in 1960s asylum scene
A young Buddhist monk arrived at the U S Embassy in gray robes seeking asylum but was politely turned away as the embassy claimed it was full. Reports say three other monks, including a top organizer of the Buddhist anti government movement, had already been granted asylum. The incident highlights rising tensions between the United States and South Vietnam over refugee asylum policies and the Diem regime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
Viet Nam
U.S
Buddhist_antigovernment
Connions
Politiewl
Mayine
Monthy
Tom
Dinh
State Department
Washington
Africa more important Washington atrion in market for US farm products
Fragmented text discusses Africa's role in US farm product markets. Mentions exports and trade exposure with figures like 38 million, referencing wheat, flour, mining, and possibly other commodities. Text is garbled and lacks clear events or dates.
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Africa
Washington
Atrion
Pavel
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