Keppel Tiffany Speaks At Kiwanis Meeting in Corry Hotel
Keppel Tiffany of Corry, bassist for the Erie Philharmonic, spoke at the Kiwanis Club meeting at the Hotel Corry last evening. He outlined the Philharmonic’s history, rehearsal routine, and six yearly concerts in Erie’s Memorial High School, noting diverse programs and notable guest artists.
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Keppel Tiffany
Kiwanis
Keppel Tiffany of
Corry
Erie Philharmonic Orchestra
Kiwanis Club
John Rossbacher
Tiffany
Philharmonic
Erie Philharmonie
New Memorial High School
Erie
H. Lynn Rice
Ross Bailey Speaker At YMCA Auxiliary
The Women’s Auxiliary of the YMCA met at the building to start fall sessions. Devotions by Mrs. Keith T. Benton referenced Psalm 37. President Mrs. William A. Leahy led the business, planning a used book sale in October, a pre-Christmas bazaar, and a second annual art show with cochairmen Mrs. Roger Brown and Mrs. BR. W. Brown. Ross Bailey, Raymond plant personnel director, spoke on the company’s early history and displayed the first Raymond products. The next meeting is October third Monday. area members are invited to join by contacting Mrs. Donald Gibas.
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YMCA
Sesson
Keith T. Benton
William A. Leahy
Roger Brown
BR. W. Brown
L. M. Douglas
Ross Bailey
Raymond Plant
Bailey Ehve
FB. Whittlesey
Frank M. Raymond
Keppel Tiffany
Stella Wells
Ymca Amdlnity
Donald Gibas
Moose District Meet At Corry Moose Home
Western Pennsylvania Moose Association District No 1 met at the Corry Moose Home Sunday at 1 30 pm with District Governor J Sheldon presiding Paul Calloway president of the American Federation of Club spoke on club activities following the district meeting a Legion frolic and class initiation drew a large attendance Noble North Moose Starrel Nottingham of New Castle was guest speaker for the afternoon A 6 pm Swiss steak dinner for about 200 guests was held under Neil Thomson and committee wives while Legionnaires met afterward Angelo Carbone and his orchestra provided music attendees came from City Franklin Titusville Meadville Albion Erie and Corry
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Moose Home
Western Pennsylvania Moose Association
Corry
J. Sheldon
Paul Calloway
American Federation of Club
Legion
Noble North Moose Starrel Nottingham
New Casile
Neil Thomson
Legionnaires
Angelo Carbone
Jl City
Franklin
Titusville
Meadville
Albion
Erle
L Sherlock Sr Hosts Baptist Men's Meeting
The Baptist Men's Brotherhood gathering met Monday at Lloyd Sherlock Sr's Euclid Street home. Simon Cosme led devotions and installed new officers: Cosme president, Sherlock Sr vice president, Herbert Roberts secretary, Keith Reich treasurer. The group discussed Missions and adjourned with a light lunch. next meeting set for October 20 at Herbert Rogers's R. D. 2 residence.
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L. Sherlock Sr
Baptist Men‘s Brotherhood
Lloyd Sherlock Sr
Euclid Street
Simon Cosme
Simon Cosma
Herbert Roberts
Keith Reich
Otober
Herbert Rogers
Mes Scholton Honors Daughter With Shower
Mrs Harold Scholton hosted a stork shower for her daughter SuevEGK UE at their East South Street home Saturday evening. Sixteen friends and relatives attended including two guests from Erie. Entertainment featured visiting, with Jello salad hot rolls cake and coffee. The honoree received many gifts for impending motherhood.
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Harold Scholton
East South Street
Erie
Births and Epidemic News From Early 1950s notice
A son Keith Bryan born Thursday at base hospital Bremerhaven Germany to Sgt and Mrs William Dimmick. Grandparents Mr and Mrs Warren White of East Columbus Ave. A daughter born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Harry J Drennan in Stroudsburg PA. Maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs John Cullen of Concord St. A daughter born this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Robert L Marsh of 527 East South St. A daughter born this afternoon at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Leland Thompson of Columbus. EPIDEMIC KILLS 2250 IN Japan and Korea as sleeping sickness spreads for over two months.
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Jack
Jerrold Raymond
Edward Raymond
Houghton, College
Houghton
N.Y
Harvey Loveland
Kingstreet
Findleyville
Gerry
John Shoop
Arthur McCray
Lovel's Corners
Ronald Carter
Franklin Street
Allegheny River
Tionesta
Dam
Allan Cox
King Street
Ralph Kimmy
East Man Street
Annapolis
Corry
Dick Raymond
Ernest Guignon
East Church Street
John Rozelle
Dickinson Law School
Carlisle
Charles Dodd
Columbus
Pennsylvania State University
State College
Keith Bryan
Bremerhaven
Germany
Walliam Dimmick
Warren White
East Columbus Avenue
Harry J. Drennan
Stroudsburg
John Cullen
Concord Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Robert L. Marsh
East South Street
Leland Thompson
Tokyo
Japan
Republic of Korea
Cynthia Buesink Celebrates 12th Year
Clifford Buesink of Wayne street entertained 18 classmates for Cynthia Buesink’s 12th birthday on a Friday evening. Games filled the night as hot dogs were roasted over the fireplace. Beverly Buesink of Fin chey Lake attended as an out of town guest and gifts were exchanged.
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Clifford Buesink
Wayne Street
Cynthia
Beverly Buesink
Finchey Lake
Buesinke
Claus Spencer Honored at Surprise Birthday Party
Mr and Mrs Murray Raymond of R D 2 hosted a Saturday evening surprise party for Claus Spencer. About 73 guests attended, including My and Mrs Kyle Manlkner from Celoron. Home movies by Jack Raymond and a gift of money were part of the event with cake ice cream coffee and punch served.
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Claus Spencer
Murray Raymond
R. D
Jack Raymond
Kyle Manlkner
Celoron
Mr. Spencer
British painter Stephen Bone dies in London
Stephen Bone aged 53, British painter and art critic, died yesterday from complications after kidney cancer surgery. He served as London art critic for the Manchester Guardian since 1946.
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London
Stephen Bone
The
Manchester Guardian
Lawrence To Push Highways Improvement
Pittsburgh mayor and Democratic gubernatorial candidate David L Lawrence pledged to make Pennsylvania the transportation heartland. He urged support for the Keystone Shortway and Washington to Erie expressway, toll-free Turnpike, wider tunnels, river and air transport, and modern traffic patterns to boost growth. He also promised to reform patronage in state government.
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Sharon
David L. Lawrence
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
America
Lawrencé
Lawrence
Pennsylvania Turnpike
He Adde
Erie
New Castle
Crosby to Wed Showgirl in Las Vegas Romance
Phillip Crosby announced he will marry Sandra Diamond, a 20 year old dancer he met through his twin Dennis Crosby who recently wed Pat Sheehan. The Las Vegas hotel chorus line provided the backdrop for the announcement in Hollywood.
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Crosby
Hollywood
Las Vegas
Nev
Phillip Crosby
Sandra Dummond
Philip
Dennis
Shower Pat Sheehan
Will Seek Death For Ambush Killer in Beaver County
AP report describes prosecutors seeking the death penalty for Arthur G Schuck a 41 year old Baden electrician charged with murder in an ambush that killed Vincent J Quigley 34 and William E Engel 44 near Quigley s home in Economy Bar on April 27 A witness Angelina Pauliano 3 of Wal Oaks was wounded and Testimony opened to jurors about mistaken identity as the state prepared to present its case.
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Beaver, Po
Baden Electrician
Josep A. Walko
Beaver Courty
Arthur G. Schuck
Watko
Schuck
Vincent J. Quigley
William E Engel
Angelina Pualiano
Wale ‘Oaks
Guinley
Economy Bar
Engel
Miss Pustiano
Quigley
12 Children Hurt As Bus And Truck Collide Near Jeannette
In Hempfield Township Route 30 collision between a school bus and a truck injured 12 children and sent 28 pupils to hospitals for examination. Admitted to Westmoreland and Monsour Hospitals were 14 named youngsters, some transferred to Children's Hospital in Pittsburgh.
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Voannise IS
Jeannette
Lincolneis
Hempfield Township
Westmoreland County Hospital
Greensburg
Cindy Rogers
Larry Catalano
Jennifer Louzh
Riots in Guinea Kill One, Injure Fifteen in Referendum Campaign
Riots hit Guinea during the campaign for a referendum on the new French constitution. French government sources reported one death and fifteen injuries as clashes erupted in the West African country.
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Guinea
Paris
West Africa
iReds Agree To Discuss Attack Curbs
The Soviet Union agreed to exploratory talks with the West in Geneva to prevent surprise attacks and discuss a potential treaty on weapons testing and security. The plan calls for Nov 10 meetings with equal NATO and Warsaw Pact representation, including the United States Britain France Belgium Poland Czechoslovakia Romania and others.
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Moscow
Aps
Harar
Fisenhower
Kremlin
Geneva
Sauter
Richard H. Davis
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
Genon
Khrushchev
Saul
United Sites
Kyomint
Kreni
Authra
United
Train Kills Trucker In Pennsylvania Crossing Crash
In Altoona Pennsylvania a small pickup collided with a Pennsylva nia Railroad engine at a crossing near Rowing Springs yesterday. The driver was Kell to Franklin R. Dibert a retired farmer and supply minister who led the battle.
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Altoona
Pennnsylvania Railroad
Rowing Springs
Kell
Franklin R. Dibert
Deiver
Dibert
Codfish War Erupts Again Near Icelandic Waters
An Icelandic gunboat Thor attempted to board the 397 ton British trawler Red Lancer last night as the codfish war renewed around Iceland. British destroyers Hogue and Lagos and trawler Arctic Explorer chased the Icelanders away after a brief confrontation inside Iceland's new one mile limit.
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Thor
Iceland
Admiralty
Hogue
Lagos
Teeland
U S Approves Alexis Lintis as Greek Ambassador
A Greek foreign ministry spokesman announced that the United States has agreed to appoint Alexis Lintis as Greece's ambassador to Washington. Lintis currently heads the foreign ministry office for Arab and Asian affairs.
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Athens
Foreign Ministry
U. S
Alexis Lintis
Washington
Lintis
TV Highlights and Programs Phil Ford and Mimi Hines on Lelevington
New York AP reports Phil Ford and Mimi Hines seek guest spots on Lelevington TV show after a surge of overnight offers. They recall seven years touring and a late-night discovery, noting shifts from vaudeville to TV and heavy fan interest from Peoria and Springfield clubs.
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New York
Phil Ford
Mimi Fies
Paar
Fon Mil
Tele ‘Islam Siinett
Mimi
States
Alaska
Mimi Hines
Phil
Mim
Anchorage
Paul
Garry Moore
Beig
Peoria
Springfield
NYC Parents Reach Settlement Over School Racial Mix
In New York City a racial balance dispute in public schools was settled after parents agreed to move seven children from Public School 98, with nearly all Black or Puerto Rican pupils, to Public School 138 in a mixed neighborhood. No segregation exists, officials say, but neighborhood demographics influence school composition.
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New York City
Publi School
Baldwin Borough Carpenter Dies After Route 1 Crash
Don ald Dryer aged 25 of Baldwin Borough died six hours after a motorcycle collision on Route 1 near Ginger Hill. He was taken to Monongahela Memorial Hospital where he succumbed to injuries. Local authorities investigated the crash and logger details remained pending.
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Monongahela
Donald Dryer
Baldwin Borough
Monongahela Memorial Hospital
Ginger Hill
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Cynthia Buesink
iReds
Motorola
Flye Rexall Drugs
Center St
Bazaar
Radeben
Corry Co- Op
G. LF. Service, Inc
Aphis Co
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