Local notice of social events and travel plans in Corry area
A long OCR read lists numerous Corry area residents and families with plans and travels. It mentions meetings at 4 p.m. at Corky Boon, Oktober festival items, and various visits to universities, colleges, and towns such as Erie, Grove City, Bethlehem, New York City, and Philadelphia. Names include Corry, Greenville, Kane, Union City, and others, with trips to Indiana, Pa. and Penn State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Corky Boon
Notinn IG
Witrich dl Sobtoy
Cochiantoy
Brie
Gheard
Greenville
Kane
Mudville
On City
THAI
Union Cit
Wareren
Yourgavne
Abfeiva
Deareness
Meee
Bult Serevin
Ma Henge Tae
Algtelet Tryysirmeen
Cecelia Thirry
Kaneely
Club Social Gatherings and Student Transfer News
Tony Radecki of Franklin Street enters Idaho State Teacher College in a morning ceremony at Pocatello Idaho. Mr and Mrs E H Harmon and Mrs Ny Gillette have returned from a trip to Coral Gables Pompano Beach and Miami Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Radecki
Franklin Street
Idaho State Teacher College
Pocatello
Idaho
E. H. Harmon
Ny "T
Area Youths Place In 4-H Club Competition
County fair results show area youths earning top honors in the 4-H Club event. Winners include several seniors and juniors from Holt, Gibs, and Mead counties, with blue ribbons for multiple projects and ribbons for firsts in show categories.
Piano Students Tested At Warren Conservatory
Syuysrak quan auuquanea de Naom Johnson, local instructors, took prided tests at Warren Conservatory. Robert Walker of Centerville and Caryle-titisniilygi-4H Speisie Cooke, Tarek Doddwidste, Huyihorid of Cobirntn, and Cy Gye inp Keller of carry were among those tested for LSAY. Students performed before Te TeRoy-B and ChirrpeNee MVNO OLY. The event led to praise for planning and instruction with a focus on future results in piano education on Monday, September 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syuysrak
Naom Johnson
Warren
Mugla
Robert Walker
Cen
Terville
Carulyre
Speisie Cooke
Gyeinp Keller
LSAY
Keown
Lerkay
Consores Lire
Will Perter
Chivenes
Samed President York Elected at Pennsylvania Hotels Assoc
Pi Bennett Tousley elected president of the Pennsylvania Hotels Association at the close of its annual convention, succeeding Charles J. Bidgler York. The event highlighted ongoing leadership changes within the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SAMED
YORK
Benniel B Tousley
Piilattetpnin
Io Pennsyivgli Hotels
Charles JD
Bidglery York
Dance On Bridge At Columbus Opens New Crossings
A parade of 28 units went through Columbus on Saturday night to celebrate the opening of two new bridges over Brokenstraw Creek. State highway officials spoke briefly, and firemen hosted refreshments and entertainment in the fire hall. A public dance on one bridge drew large crowds as streets along the route were blocked. Participants included Yongaville Band, Youngsville and Clymer units, Corry floats, Bear Lake and Union City fire trucks, and several drum corps and youth groups from nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Brokenstraw Creek
Seversl
Gerry
Yongaville
Youngsville Fire
Messinger
Clymer Implement Company
Clymer Fire Department
Clymer
Roberts Furniture Store
Corry
Corry Givier
Sugat Grove
American Legion
Wattsburg
Bear Lake
Russell
Jordan's
Vaud
Don’ Stevenson
Union Cty Vew
Union City
Eagle Builders Supply
Spring Creek
Spring Creek Fire Department
Turben Auto Service
Garland
Gartiner Fire Department
North Warren
Hold Rites For James Cornell
Funeral services for James nell of R D 1 Grand valley were conducted Saturday afternoon at Exculsive Church between Genter ville and Warren with Rev Cassius Armitage officiating. He read the hymns Rock of Ages Never Never Land. Burial followed in Greentown Cemetery Townville. Bearers were Or fey Smith Clarence Nichols Waryn Brown Alfred Oneley Melvin Gray and Charles Seeley. DIES IN FIR BROWNSVILLE PA James Chevekios 83 of nearby West Brownsville perished yesterday as fire destroyed his one room frame cabin on Route 40. He resided alone. Cause of the fire was not determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cornell
James Nell
R. D.1
Grand Valley
Genterville
Warren
Cassius Armitage
Never Never Land
Greentown Cemetery
Townville
Orfey ‘Smith
Clarence Nichols
Waryn Brown
Alfred Oneley
Melvin Gray
Charles Seeley
Fir Brownsville
James’ Chevekios
West
Brownsville
Route 40
Local Labor Leaders Attend Western Meet
Derry and Spartansburg leaders Louis W. Miller and John J. Bolan attend the 1956 convention in San Francisco of the International Association of Machinists ARL-CIO. About 1500 delegates from 2042 TAM lodges voice plans for the next four years as IAM President Al Hayes cites membership growth from 550,000 in 1950 to over 936,000 today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiver
Derry
Spartansburg
San Francisco
International Assocation of Machinists
Arl-Cio
Louis W. Miller
East South Street
John J. Bolan
Corry
Jamestown Mfg. Corp
Miller
IAM
Bolan
Focal
TAM
United States
Canada
al Hayes
Mrs Navy Race seeks Mrs U Navy 1956 title in Long Beach
Mrs Gloria Bowser of Jamaica New York represents the Third Naval District in the Mrs U S Navy 1956 search. Secretary of the Navy Charles S Thomas and Adm Arleigh Burke will attend the finals in Long Beach California where 20 wives from naval commands worldwide compete for the title. The event is sponsored by the Fleet Reserve Association. Rupert Hughes 84, famed author and composer, died at his brother Felix’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloria Bowser
Jamaica
N. Y
Yeoman
Robert Bowser
Naval District
New York
Connecticut
New Jersey
U.S. Navy
Charles S. Thomas
Arleigh A Burke
Long Beach
Calif
Fleet Reserve Association
Dixie Girl Is Miss America Dixie Girl Is Miss America
A drawling Southern girl from Ailantio City New Jersey, Marlin McKnight, aged 19, won Miss America after a late Saturday night victory. She will tour New York for press events and three video appearances. The winner receives a 350000 jackpot with a 5000 scholarship and wardrobe fees. Top finalists included Miss District of Columbia Margo Li Gey, Miss Alabama Barbuts Hilgenberg, and Miss Kansas Mary Ann McGrew, each earning 2000 scholarships. Miss Pennsylvania Lorin M Ringler received 1000 for best pole singer in talent contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ailantioc City
Marlin McKnight
South Cal
Una
New York
Nother
Margo Li Gey
Tunnerip
Alabama
Barbuts Hilgenberg
Tucson
Kansas
Mary Ann McGrew
Wellington
Pennsylvania
Lorin M. Ringler
Upper Darby
Three Treated At Corry Hospital
OE race paces sency, treatment at Corry Memorial Hospital Saturday, yesterday and this morning. Etta Hamilton, 29, of Columbus, aniderivenit x-ray observation of the test alikle after a fall on Saturday. She was later released. Stanley Malecki, 50, of R. D. 3 Giymen suffered a laceration of the Left Arm when he struck his arm inW post In a barn yesterday, He)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Memorial Hospital
Etta Hamilton
Columbus
Stanley Malecki
R. D
Giymen
University Balloon Reaches World Record Height
Sears 143,000 Feet UNIVERSITY scientists launch a new plastic balloon in Minneapolis to a world record height of 143,000 feet surpassing last summer’s 120,000 feet. Dr Edward Ney notes lighter plastic aids ascent as the Navy uses the balloon built by the university. A separate note mentions an injury at Corry Jamestown Mig Corp where Milton Jaskwith, 40, injures his third finger packing a desk. Trained monkeys reportedly harvest coconuts in Mutaya.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Minnesota
Minneapolis
Edward Ney
The
University For the Navy
International
Milton Jasquith
Corry-Jamestown Mig. Corp
Clement Says Both Sides Err In Race Mess
Governor Clement voices doubt on desegregation methods at a four day governors meeting. He notes both sides err and urges practical plans. The discussion centers on school integration, with Theodore McElhin and North Carolina’s Hodges offering contrasting approaches. The event highlights political tension over desegregation policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clement
Theodore R. Mc
Eldin
Maryland
Ether H. Hodges
North Caroina
Texas Beauty Is College Queen at Brylor University
Marilyn M. Meyer an 18 year old sophomore at Brylor University of Waco Tex won the title last night edging Carol Jenn Lewis an 18 year old sophomore at Roosevelt University Chicago and Joan Schoenfeld 19 a Brigham Young University Provo Utah by one point The new beauty and brains weighs 105 pounds stands five feet tall and measures 34 23 34 She is an art student who hopes to become an art teacher and paint portraits Finalists included Joyce Adrisnne Koch 20 a senior at Indiana State University living in Ruhwag NJ
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Texas
Asbury Park
Marilyn M. Meyer
Ephomore
Brylor University of
Joyce Adrisnne Koch
Inslyvinia State University
Ruhwag N
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