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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1962
Page
3
Fragmentary notice on property license in Ong County
A damaged OCR fragment mentions property rights in Cor Alice last evening and a license issue requiring action. The text is unclear but points to an Ong County matter involving property and licensing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.D
Coralice
Mrs Hussell Briggs Returns Home After Eye Surgery
Mrs Hussell Briggs came back to her East Congress street home after a 17 day stay at Wills Eye Hospital Philadelphia for eye surgery. Mr and Mrs Andrew Roush and children Daniel and Deborah of Kankakee TJ recently returned from a two day city visit with Mr and Mrs Russell Merritt on South Second Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hussell Briggs
East Congress Street
Wills Eye Hospital
Philadelphia
Andrew Roush
Daniel
Deborah
Kankakee
Russell Merritt
South Second Avenue
Roush
Corry
Penn State names former Corryite Daryl Heasley as rural sociology instructor
Daryl K. Heasley of Corry has been named instructor in rural sociology extension at Pennsylvania State University, effective September 1. Heasley, married to C Annette Curtis, is the son of Mr and Mrs Paul S Heasley of Sharon and has degrees from Penn State in agricultural education and rural sociology. He taught vocational agriculture in Venango and Slippery Rock areas in the mid 1950s and holds membership in several professional associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daryl K. Heasley
Crows College
Corry
Pennsylvania State University
Heasley
C. Annette Curtis
Carleton Curtis
Columbus
Fou
Paul
Cheryl
Philip
Scott
Paul S. Heasley
Sharon
Mr. Heasley
Bureau of Employment Security
Sandy Lake High School
Grove City
Penn State
Coaly Society
Alpha Tau Alpha Frasternity
Agricultural Student Council
Future Farmers of America
Delta Theta Sigma Fraternity
All - University
Harbor Half Ladies Aid Plans Public Supper
Harbor Half Ladies Aid held a tureen dinner and meeting at the Community House. Hostesses were Mrs. Fred Lindstrom and Mrs. Oscar Vance. A public supper is planned for September 20 from 5 30 to 8 p m with creamed chicken and baked ham. Chairwoman is Mrs. John Lindstrom. Devotions by Mrs. Lawrence Swanson. Next meeting October 4 with Mrs. Guy Fralick and Mrs. Gordon Fralick as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harbor Half Ladies Aid
Fred Lindstrom
Oscar Vance
John Lindstrom
Lawrence Swanson
Guy Fralick
Gordon Fralick
DAR Hosts First Fall Session at Union City
The Brokenstraw chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution met at Mrs. Charlotte Johnston’s home in Union City with 20 members and three guests. Regent Homer Kolstee opened the meeting, and Erie honor roll chair Samuel Shepard reported on work needed for honor roll status. Projects include aiding mountain schools and citizenship contests for girls. An invitation for a Shenango Inn luncheon on September 1th was noted, and Constitution Week activities were planned. New officers were installed by past regent H. W. Loveland. October meeting set for Mrs. H. W. Parker’s home on October 4th at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brokenstraw
Charlotte Johnston
Union City
Homer Kolstee
Samuel Shepard
Erie
Shenango Inn
Sharon
H. W. Loveland
Johnston
Roger Brown
Glenn Middleton
West Smith Street
H. W. Parker
GOP Charges School Head With Macing
Harrisburg report says Republican State Chairman George S Bloom accuses State School Superintendent Charles H Boehm of macing his employer Boehm denies the claim saying his appointment was not political He says Gov Leader and Gov Lawrence did not query his party amid the dispute about fund collection practices. Obscenity probe follows Lenny Bruce show in Sydney as police review alleged obscene material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg Tar
Republcan
George S. Bloom
Charles H. Boehm
Boehm
Bloom
Dilworth
First AH Buck-A-Roos Club Roundup in Columbus
The No Bar Riding Club hosted the first annual Buck A Roos Roundup in Columbus with C B Stockton as judge and Marian Cmiel as ringmaster. Winners include Judy Thompson and horse Chip in junior grooming and showmanship blue ribbon, Susan Windahl and Shatown King in senior blue, and multiple ribbons across junior and senior divisions plus western events.
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At Columbus
AH Buck-A-Roos Club
Columbus
C. B. Stockton
Marian Cmiel
Norman L. Persehke
Warren County
Judy Thompson
Horse Chip
Janet Cmiel
Richard Ladd
Corry
Susan Windah
Pat Ladd
Nancy Thompson
Duke
Jerry Watrous
Babe
Ard
Judy ‘Thompson
Robert Crielard
Roger Willis
Susan Windahl
Nancy ‘Thompson
Decry Watrous
Sth
Roger ‘Willis
Ist
EUB Circles Open First Fall Meeting at Church
Members of the Women's Society of World Service Evangelical United Brethren met at the church for the first fall session. Mrs. Keith Henton led the opening, with lessons on United Nations directed by several members. Hosts served cookies coffee and tea as the session concluded with a prayer. visiting member Mrs. Lynn Bergman attended from East Aurora New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruruy
Women's Society of World Service
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Keith Henton
George Garnicke
Gertrude Grover
Ivan Bennink
United Natons
Jerome Davis
Harald Fish
Ruth Lyons
Robert Shannon
Fern Gilson
T. Allan May
Lyle Chase
Lynn Campbell
John Carvier
Grover
Alfred Huenel
GT. Bergman
John Halfast
Lynn Bergman
East Aurora
N.Y
Loretta Belden
Vernon Welch
Howard Davis
Miss Brundage Presented In Recital At Warren Conservatory
Carolyn Brundage daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Brundage of Spring Creek will be presented in her senior piano recital at the Warren Conservatory of Music on Monday September 10 at 8 pm. She will be assisted by Ed Jack Haight baritone of Youngsville. Brundage will perform works by Bach Chopin and Debussy and the first movement of the Schumann Piano Concerto in A minor. Her teacher George A Johnson will be at the second piano. Brundage enters Fredonia College this month as a music major.
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Carolyn Brungage
Daugheter
Arthur Brundage
Spring Creek
Warren Conservatory of Music
E dJack Haight
Youngsville
Brundage
Bach
Chopin
Dubussy
Schimann
George A. Johnson
NASA Says Soviet Mars Venus Probes Failed Five of Six
Washington AP reports NASA officials state the Soviet Union failed in five of six attempts to send probes to Mars and Venus with only a qualified success on one run as tracking evidence suggests a parking orbit technique. Experts note reentry indicators reveal deep probe attempts.
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Washington
Unio
Mars
Venus
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Soviet Union
Moscow
NASA
Cuba
Cape Canaveral
Fila
Cape
Chelton Family Reunion Held at Harbor Hall
The Chelton reunion met at Harbor Hall Community Houses with Mr and Mrs Elwin Chelton hosting a bountiful picnic dinner at 1 o clock. Gerald Chelton was elected president, Vern Chelton vice president, Phyllis Chelton secretary and treasurer. New copies of the family history by James Chelton were shared. Rev Edward Donner read Dialogue of Detergents. Ice cream was served in the afternoon. The next reunion is planned for September 2 196? at the same place with descendants of James Chilton hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ih Chelton
I Neld Laber
Harbor Hall
Elwin Chelton
Gerald Chelton
Vern Chelton
Phyllis Chelton
James Chelton
Edward Donner
San
James Chilton
Missing Meadville siblings seen near Roanoke area
Russell Starcher 14 and Mary Starcher 12 from Meadville disappeared Sunday with a pet squirrel in a cage. Reportedly seen yesterday between Queensboro North Carolina and Roanoke Virginia, suspected heading to a Cape Hatteras horse ranch owned by their aunt. They were last located about 9 p.m. Monday west of Meadville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Queensboro
N. C
Roanoke
Russell Starcher
Mary Starcher
Cape Hatteras
Dealia Starcher
Congress Urges Action On Cuba Resolution Backed by Leaders
Senate Republican leader Dirksen says Congress will press for a resolution on Cuba. He urged letters to Vice President Johnson and House Speaker McCormack calling on the Senate Foreign Relations and House Foreign Affairs Committees to prepare such a measure. He described the action as reflecting American determination and firmness to the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Cuba
Lyndon B. Johnson
House
John W. McCormack
Massachusetts
Senate Foreign Relations
House Foreign Affairs
Dirksen
Miss America Final Judging Weighs On Atlantic City Hopefuls
Atlantic City awaits the Miss America final judging as 54 contestants vie for semifinals and the glamor crown. Barbara Orr and Irene Ammons speak of nerves and cautious optimism while rounds continue toward the Saturday semifinals and crowning at 11:50 p.m. Carole Van Valin, 21, Michigan, leads swimsuit honors from Thursday’s round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim
Barbara Orr
Maine
Idaho
Irene Ammons
Carole Jean van Valin
Michigan
Hawaii duo tops talent division in regional prelims
Anderson and Isreo soprand from Hawaii placed first in the talent division with a sparkling rendition of a Puccini aria. They joined Charlotte Ann Carroll of Mississippi and Pamela Gilbert of Hinots as winners in the preliminary rounds.
Erie City Aides Face Tax Deductions for Delinquent Dues
Erie city payroll will deduct per capita taxes from 310 employees who have not paid the school district tax. City Treasurer Hagerty says the district has turned over the delinquent list for action. tax collection aimed to finish by September. If unpaid, employers must withhold or face responsibility. delinquent employees’ taxes may be pursued from private employers and other governments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie City
ERIE
Francis Hagerty
Acton
Hagerty
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