Corry Area Teachers Begin Fall Sessions 1858 89
The Corry Area Teachers Association opened the 1858 89 school year with reports from standing committees in the school library. Viola Brown elected secretary to the unexpired term, budget adopted, and Edward Blakeslee noted a summer workshop at Chambersburg. A planning visit to Miss Bonnie Gordon’s summer home and a local branch officers meeting at Edinboro Teachers College were announced.
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Corry Area
Corry
Bonnie Gordon
Edinboro ‘Teachers College
Bridal Shower Honors Mrs Alden Clapper
A bridal shower for Mrs. Alden Clapper was held at Miss Harriet Burtons Mead avenue home Monday evening with 12 guests. Prizes went to Joanne Peterson Alden Clapper Lawrence McCray Mary Jane Catal fn Sally McCloskey and Jackie Weicht. The group gifted a waffle iron and served salad wafers cake and coffee. The honoree, formerly Lois Fosburth, wed on August 31.
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Alden
Harriet Burton
Mead Avenue
Joanne Peterson
Alden Clapper
Lawrence Mc Cray
Mary Jane Catalfn
Sally McCloskey
Jackie Weicht
Fred Clayton
Morning Circle Meets With Mrs in Person at Home
Westminster Circle of the Westminster Association of the First Presbyterian Church met at Mrs. Frosten Person’s East Main street home. Mrs. John Kennedy assisted. A business session set dates for events including World Day of Prayer for Peace, a Kane Presbyterian meeting, and Church Family Night on October 22. Rev. Paul F. Bauer led devotions from Luke. program “The Word” by Mrs. Kenneth Burr. Next meeting planned at Mrs. J. Fred Kinley’s East Pleasant street on October 16.
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Feu
Westminster Cirele
Wamon's Association
First Presbyterian Church
Frosten Person
East Main Street
John Kennedy
Person
Kane
Paul F. Bauer
Luke
Kenneth Burr
J. Fred Kinley
East Pleasant Street
Telephone Industry Topic At Rotary Meet
The Rotary Club met at the Hotel Corry for a weekly session. Ronald Burdick, manager of the local telephone company, introduced Stewart W. Phillips of General Telephone Company who spoke on employer employee relations and worker duties. Richard Olson outlined the future of the telephone industry with key field features. Thirty-five members and one guest attended.
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Rotary
Rotary Club Metal
Corry
Ronald Burdick
Stewart W. Phillips
General Telephone Company
Mr. Phillips
Richard [. Olson
Afternoon Circle Led By Mrs. Bert Anderson
The CAMN Giro met at Mrs. H. L. B. MarLees street home yesterday with seven members enjoying dessert. Devotions drawn from Luke and the Parables guided by Mrs. William DeHaven. Mrs. Berk Anderson led a business session naming the Fall Presbyterial, rummage sale, and World Day of Prayer for Peace on October 1. A planning meeting is set for September 18 at the church for those involved in the World Service project, with a discussion led by Mrs. J A. Patto using The Word. The October 21 text event is scheduled at the home of Mrs. William BoHave of Bmex sirect.
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Camn Giro
H. L. B. MarLees
South Street
William DeHaven
Luke
Charman
Berk Anderson
J A. Patto
Mies Willian BoHave
Accountants Meet At Country Club
The National Association of Accountants held its monthly meeting and technical session at Carry Country Club. Harrisburg official Robert Cusick spoke on Recent Pennsylvania Corporate Tax Developments, covering capital stock tax exemptions and corporate net income tax concepts. The event included golf in the afternoon and a technical session at 8 PM.
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National Association of Accountants
Carry Country Club
Pennsylvania
Robert
Be, Cusick
Department of Revenue
Harrisburg
Cusicks
Bureau of Corporation Taxes
Births Announce Amy Louise Rosen in Clean New York
A daughter Amy Louise born last evening in Clean New York to Mr and Mrs Arthur Rosen. Mrs Rosen, the farmer Shir ley Zailemeeks of this city, confirms the new arrival. A son was also born to Mr and Mrs Chitless Mack yesterday afternoon at Corry Memorial Hospital.
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Margaret McKeeth
John McKeets
Columbus
Jett
James Watson
East Congress Street
Deny Swanson
Essex Street
Grove City College
W Erle
American Institute of Banking
Evie Technical High School
Barbara Roberts
Shirley Hasbrouck
Nancy Earle
Robert Loveland
Citizens National Bank
Elmer Kincaid
North Center Street
Meredith Young
Baltimore
New York City
William Anderson
Associated Spring Corporation
Corry
Anderson
Chicago
Corporation
United States
Neil Lindsey
North East
Howard *Turden
Harborcreek
Emma Arnink
Mott Street
Robert Shannon
Wraht Street
Meadville
M. William Boyer
Bernice Rowland
Mott Sleet
Union City
James Lewis
East Bond Street
Roger Brown
West Prederick Street
James
Allegheny College
Meilville
Floyd A. Wright
Corel Gables
Fin
Cleveland
Delaware
Ohio
Daniel Wright
Wayne Johnson
Frederick Fox
Jamestown
Miami
Fli
Lloyd Sample
West Pleasant
Amy Louise
Clean, N.Y
Arthur Rosen
Rosen
Shirley Zailemeeks
Chitless. Mack of
Ene
Corry Memorial Hospital
Friendship Aid Banquet Held by Evangelical United Brethren
The Friendship Aid of the Evangelical United Brethren Church held its annual banquet at Ginnies Restaurant with 42 attendees. Stok and chicken dinners were served, corsages given, readings and a piano solo performed, and devotion led before a friendship chain and circle closing.
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Friendship Aid
Evangelical United ‘Brethren | Church
Ginnie’s
Albert Bush
Ruth Proctor
Fred Vanderhoof
Eugene Westley
H. Ray Harris
Tvan Miller
John Carrier
G. T. Bergman
Albert, Bush
Helen Bush
Harold Carlson
Floyd Dougherty
Mrs Carbone Hostess For Xt Beta Phi
The Xt Beta Phi Chapter met at the home of Mrs A A Garbone of Snyder Circle. Carbone, president, conducted the business session and the program was led by Mrs Eyland Harvey. The next meeting is planned with Mrs Harvey of Moai Avenue on October 7.
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G. Andrus
Epsilon Phi
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Mead Park
George Andrus
Sea's Drug Store
Douglas Rozelle Jr
Rozelle
East South Street
A.A. Garbone
Snyder Circle
Carbone
Eyland Harvey
Harvey
Moai Avenue
Capwell Residence Hosts Circle Meeting in Columbus
Clare Capwell of R D 1 Columbus hosted the Geneva Circle of the Women’s Association of the First Presbyterian Church last evening with 21 in attendance. Devotions were led by Mrs. Marion Rumbaugh and a routine business session led by Mrs. Clarence Wallace. The group noted upcoming Presbyterial meeting in Kane on October 10, and rummage sales on October 24 and 25 with a bazaar on November 20. Refreshments were served by the hostess with help from Mrs. John Rickers and Mrs. Robert Grice.
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Clare Capwell
R. D
Columbus
Geneva
Women's Association
First Presbyterian Church
Marion Rumbaugh
Clarence Wallace
Kane
John Rickers
Robert Grice
Conelway PTA Names Committee Heads at Meeting
The Conelway PTA held its annual meeting led by Mrs. Charles Busbee president. Lomi Ayers led the committee on institute activities, with singing by Mrs. Carroll Crowell and devotions by Joe McCray. Plans were made for winter survival, bus help for children, and Coneley Council dinner on October 22.
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Conelway Pta
Conelway Patent ‘Tenelers Association
tHeilor
Charles Busbee
Wtrs
Lomi Ayers
Uke Cagstitute
Caroll Crowell
Joe McCray
Clyde Hall
Conelexay Council
Carroll Stawell
Harold Wolfe
Willian Mowery
Mortin McCray
Jtembershirs
Robert Chick
Didgel
Mra
Charles Kennedy
Myx Clifford Edwards
Teach.9 Magazine
Mary Balog
Connie
Janet Gates
Judy Dareasy
de ‘Um Brown
Spies Blamed For Red Advances In Army View
Washington AP The Army research chief says Soviet tech defenses rely more on espionage and subversion than on science. Gen Arthur Trudeau urged full cooperation to prevent leaks while noting he cannot speak freely.
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Washington
Army
Lir
Arthur G
Trudeau
Charger
Aples
Army Intelligence
American Society For Industrial Security
Trade Commission
Resignation of Walter Williams As Undersecretary of Commerce
Walter Williams, 35 undersecretary of commerce, resigns with great personal regret. He says he must return to his mortgage banking firm Continental in Seattle. Williams has held the post since the start of the Eisenhower administration.
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Ewe Leesee
PHS
Eisenhower
Walter Williams
Continental
Tne
Seattle
Vormerie Se
Storms Trickle Across The United States In Weekend Weather
Storms from the Midwest to New England dropped heavy rain with tornadoes and damage reported in Missouri Texas and Oklahoma. No casualties noted though homes were damaged and several communities endured flooding. The wet belt stretched along the Ohio Valley toward New England as storms moved south and east.
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Associated Press
Esas
New England
Toms Mel
Texas
Ohio Valley
Missouri
Duplin
Gahool
Ll Dorado Springs
Chiesa
Unclear OCR fragment about Denver woman and hospital visit
Fragmentary text references Marilyn van Derbiir of Denver and a hospital event in 1958. Details are garbled with names and places partially unreadable making precise events or outcomes uncertain.
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MESS
Lmenca de Boston
Loclord Ab
Enelad Baptist Ulospital
Marilyn van Derbiir
Denver
Cole
Vill Derbi
Bron Mwich
Colorado
Plyaleum
de Bas
Sisters In Abortion Trial Faces Testimony
Two sisters from Bethlehem spend a night in Berks County jail and face contempt risk as they weigh testifying in the Reading case against Dr Wil Woml Pisher charged with performing an illegal abortion on Barbara Ann Snyder ten. The older sister Dolores twenty three refused to testify and invoked the Fifth Amendment.
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Amains
Berks County
Barbara Ann Snyder
Dolores
Baln~bridge
Wil Wom
Pisher
Gir
Frederick Brubaker
Tme
Albert Rendinger
James 2
Appel Tes
Barbara
Lancaster General Hospital
Lancaster County
Teamsters Move to Ban Monitors After Monitorship Plan
The Teamsters Executive Board authorized a convention aimed at removing court appointed monitors. Monitor leader O'Donoghue and Schmidt support ending monitorship while Wells dissents. They plan to seek a court ruling from Judge Letts with union attorneys ready to appeal if needed.
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Vabhington
Teamsters Executive Board
Union
Itask
Martin
O'Donoghue
Teamsters
Hoffa
Godfrey Schmidt
Monitor Board
L.N.D. Wells
Wells
0.S. Dist
F. Dickinson Letts
Brother Causes Mine Death In Open Pit Accident
Coroner reports Clyde Gafagan of Utahville, 20, was killed at a strip mine when his brother Clair swung a dragline while Clyde worked under the machine. Both men were oilers on the Du Bois Coal Mining Company open pit mine in Bigler Township.
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Robert R. Heath
Clearfield County
Clyde Gafagan
Utahville
Galagan
Clair
du Bois Coal Mining Company
Bigler Town
Round the world flier Banfe lands in Karachi at 10 a.m
Charles Banfe, the round the world flier, arrived in Karachi Pakistan at 10 a.m. today marking a milestone in his global flight journey. He was greeted by local officials and spectators as the city welcomed the international aviator.
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Pakistan
Karachi
Charles Banfe
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Tower Mission and Relief
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T. BR. Sorensen
Loyal Petsperance Legion
Waive Rowland
Mrs. Alden
Morning Circle
Motorola
Bert Anderson
Mrs. Carbone
Xt Beta Phi
Capwell
Circle Meet
Dale Webster
Corry Edinboro Union City
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U. S. Commerce
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Larry Morton
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