Corry Grange No. 55 elects officers at a fall meeting
Ree oO LE TY NOW officers for Corry Cyne No. 55 were elected at a Grange meeting in Fall. Names include Hon Winley master Roy Swart overseer Eugene Powers lecturer Chriss Bibisure stewart Charlie Mulligan chaplain Ralph cutesy, and several others. After the session, members and guests shared a social hour with a local postscript news update and attendance notes.
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Corry Cyne
Winley
Roy Swart
Eugene Powers
Chiriys Bisiljure
Stewie
Charlie Mulligan
Stewaed
Ralph Cutesy
Miseehitulit
Honey Brockviall
Atere
Marve Gunt Werter
Roy Swit
Gist Wasler
Eugend Payers
Chitles Miulfiur
Jody
Bridal Shower Honors Nancy Stewart Ahead of September Wedding
Miss Manty Glewatt hosted a bridal shower for Nancy Stewart, with eighteen guests at 26 Snyder Mireles. The event included games and contests, pre winners named, a floral centerpiece and wedding cake, Dowkins serving cake and ice cream, and gifts for the honoree. Stewart is to wed William Brooks of this city on September 28.
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Manty Glewatt
Eve
Mig Wayne Rohnen
Snyder Mireles
Stewart
William Brooks
Wilda Erooks
Janet Stroup
Katherine Kelly
Paul Stroup
William Craker
Marilynard
Johnson
Witherspoon Circle Monthly Meeting at Home
The Witherspoon Circle held its monthly gathering at 32 Wawlie Street hosted by Mes Chia Chitaterigen. Members discussed devotions from the book Christian Living Family Style and planned the October event at Mr Jon Rinrud’s home with refreshments and a salad centerpiece.
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S. Assempion
Mes
Chia
Lipane
Chriaion
Bethy Mould
Alumi
Mm Weber
Brice Ellsworth
Asipolitet
Jon Rinrud
Weare
Congress Street
Mrs Flossie Fosburgh Hosts Club 15 Night
Mrs Flossie Fosburgh hosted Club 15 at her Washington street home with guests including Mrs Otiaries Dom inessy and Mrs Harry Burton. The evening featured wine, fruit, and prizes with Damineksy receiving a glittering award. The next meeting will honor Mrs Chilide Stoke with a birthday celebration.
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Kopie Foobuyn
Washington Street
Otiaries Dominessy
Butinjo
Harry Burton
Bryon Leek
Shinier Babcock
Lawrerite
Damineksy
Guloate
Mire
Burton
Tre Clit
Kite
Apple Pie
Lee
Cecke
Chilide
Stoke
Local Trapper Speaks At Kiwanis Club Meeting
James Shaver spoke at a Kiwanis gathering sharing trapping insights and experiences. The talk covered animal behavior, pelts, and local wildlife while noting his work with a trapping program and community interest.
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Kiwanis Club
Daniels Dunnewold Encanement Announced
Engagement notice for Daniels Dunnewold and Elizabeth Wilkins reported with names obscured by OCR errors. Readable text mentions marriage plans and associated individuals, reflecting a small town society notice.
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Daniels-Dunnewold
Navy Mothers Club Meets In Routine Session
The Corry Nay Mothers Club NH 00 held a meeting last evening with 14 members present. Mrs C W Hipley led the session and an invitation was extended for attendance at the New York State Convention in Jamestown October 2-4. Refreshments were served by Mrs Harvey Lovelurie and Mel Chirence.
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Navy Mothers Club
Corry
Jipang
Harvey Lovelurie
Mel Chirence Cox
Protest posters bloom in Bloomsburg during political campaign
An OCR damaged fragment notes protest posters in Bloomsburg connected to a political year. It mentions candidates, stumping efforts, and local actions by unsure groups, with garbled names and places. The readable parts point to a tense political landscape and public demonstration activity.
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Bloomsburg
Pititylvania Power Land
Wdk
Engagement of Ruth Ann Rouse to Clarence Madison Jr.
Miss Ruth Ann Rouse youngest daughter of Mrs Helen Rowse of Clymer and Deloss Rhome of Corry is engaged to Clarence Madison Jr son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Madison of Corry. Ruth Ann is a 1951 graduate of Clymer Central School and employed at Raymond Mfe Co. He served four years in the USA Force and is employed at Erie Re elstor Corp. A December wedding is planned.
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Ruth Ann “Rouse
Helen Rowse
Clymer
Deloss
Clarence Ne Madison Jr
West Pleasant _ Street
Clarence Marlson
Corry
Miss Rouge
Clymi Central School
Raymond Mfe_ Ca
Cony High School
USA Force
Erie Re~elstor Corp
Erie
Annette Price Celebrates 15th Birthday Party
Mrs. Eart Price hosted a party after school at 609 East Street for her daughter Annette turning 15. Guests included Linda Price and several Misses from nearby towns. appetizers and refreshments were served. music and gifts were part of the celebration.
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Annette Price
Eart Price
East Street
Annette
Yigua
Whee
Linda Price
Talon City
Nancy Piles
Connie Perry
Mary Etta Rizzo
Patty Howlett
Judy Hutchinson
Shirley Ross
Charlotte Pierce
Lenny Krone
Bonnie White
Dinah Rossbacher
Diane Rosch
Vire Blin Thompson
Stolen Gowns Misplaced In Transit Found In New Orleans
Kansas City officials report $250,000 worth of exclusive Patino Tigere gowns were misdirected rather than stolen. The FBI says 92 dresses, intended to ship by air from Kansas City to Louisville, vanished from a cargo dock in New Orleans before being located.
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Kansas City
New Orleans
FBI
Patino
Tigere
New York
Louisville
MiGle Lorminial
Corryite Bride Elect Feted At Shower In Bridford Pa
Miss Tabet Collins of Bridford, Pa is honored as Corryite Richard Proctor plans to marry October 20 at Hill Memorial Evangelical United Brethren Church Bratford. Attendees include numerous Proctor relatives and friends who joined a bride to be luncheon and shower activities at the home of Minister Toya Proctor.
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Corryite
Oris Power
Min
Toya Proctor
Tabet Collins
Bridford
Miss Collins
Richard Proctor
Corry
Hill Memorial
Marjorie Morton
Janey
Equrell
Becky Lee Morton
Nancy Garfield
Colleen Gariid
Rose Proctor
Cannile
Linda Proctor
Maybelle Oshort
Myrtle Sill
Ethel Osborn
Betty Biebel
Shirley Fiebel
Ellen Osborn
Elsie Doctor
Mabel Sill
Jo Newell
Ellen Ladd
Doris Peterson
Gertrude Lindquist
Alice Hodge
Mabel Proctor
Betty Jean Proctor
Mildred ‘Donor
Calfiy Donor
Bonnie Proctor
Karen Proctor
Berdena Proctor
Typhoon Gilda Hits Samar Island Briefly
Typhoon Gilda, a powerful Pacific storm with 120 mile an hour winds, struck Samar Island in the Philippines today. Early reports say there are no immediate casualties or damage, while U S and Guam air force trackers monitor the system for further development.
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Mamiba
Pacific
Philippines
Gilda
Samar Isla
Sud
Last Rites Held For Robert Drake
A funeral service for Robert Drake was held at Bracken Funeral Home this morning with interment at Saint Matthews Cemetery. Bearers included Keri Linford Claude Stoke Emil Toplovich Robert Sandburg Alfred Cone and Eugene Matson. Attendees included Buesink Motor Sales employees and family members from Monmouth North East and Clier among others.
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Hille
Nyey
Jay Drake
Bracken
St- Matthies
Keri Linford
Claude Stoke
Emil Toplovich
Robert Sandburg
Alfred Cone
Eugene Matson
Buesink Motor Sales
Inasgroup
Pvt Marrell Brake
FL Monmouth
Balko Freed in Johnstown Manslaughter Case
In Cambria County court, 27 year old George Balko of Johnstown was freed of involuntary manslaughter charges in the June 10 death of Terry Leffler, 33, following a tavern fight. Judge Alton A. McDonald ruled the state failed to prove Balko held liable.
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Ebensburg
George Balko
Johnstown
Cambria County
Alton A. McDonald
Tyt
Balko
Terry Leffler
Lefler
Typhoon Nearest Luzon Spotted Distressed Ship
The Manila Weather Bureau reported a storm sighting a ship in distress as the typhoon moved west at 12 miles per hour. It was expected to pass Masbate Island and southeastern Luzon tonight after a previous typhoon crossed northern Luzon and the Balinese lands.
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Manila
Masbate Island
Luzon
Balanese
O Keefe Testifies Death Pact Among Robbers
O Keefe, a sub jer of the Briik's money, testifies to a murder pact among alleged robbers. He told Superior Court jurors that a meeting decided no wealth display and no Cadillac purchases, with anyone jeopardizing others to be killed. Henry Baker, 60, is noted as the man who raised the death pact days before the January 17, 1850 robbery.
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O'Keefe
Henry Baker
Ex Corryie Crum Dies Suddenly in Newport News
Ex Corryie Crum dies at home in Newport News Va after a heart attack. He was linked to Donwy Baking Company in the 1920s and early 30s with Albert Z Wagner. He is survived by wife Olive Crum and three sons Edward Liuine and Kenneth all of Newport News two daughters Jane Alorne State College Pa and Ruth at home a sister Harold Roberts of Cory and Mr and Mrs Roberts Jell plan to attend services in Newport News tomorrow afternoon.
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Sykesville
Hylesville
Tayland
Burnet Webur
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Norris
Cloy Fijike
Charles Berg
Royersford
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Collenevilla
Formos
E.W. Petit
West Stith Streat
Foliiers Pabouty
Mea Leip Shepyy
Ebace Street
Don Phillips
Ravel
Emmiis
Bidtude
Henry Cook
Emunows
Charles Linden
Snyder
Cleo
Cnanvillé
Iit College
Marltyn Denton
RC. Orr
Liberty Street
Yeatreday
Enetoins Fiterstary
Tron Longrach
Calif
Gleeny Duneldalt
Newport News
Crum
Albert Z. Wagner
Donwy Baking
Olive Crum
Edward
Liuine
Kenneth
Jane Alorne
State College
Ruth
Harold Roberts
East South Street
Cory
Record Firm Denies Pressure Charge In Hearings
Braadmast Music president Carl Hayerlin denied that the company was influenced by the recording industry. He said the firm was founded to promote competition and has been successful. A House Judiciary subcommittee prepared hearings on the charges, with BMI facing questions about network influence and governance.
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NEW You
Carl Hayerlin
Braadmast Music
Imi
Haverlin
Emanuels Celler
BMI
BME
Affiliated stations fear and trembling of big networks
Celler warned that affiliated stations face fear and trepidation from major networks while Haverlin countered that such fear is rare, noting it mainly affects cities with only one or two stations.
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Celler
Haverlin
Omaha dealer sells air conditioner at 2 a.m.
An Omaha appliances dealer, after a late shift, sold and installed an air conditioner at 2 a.m. to a family suffering in heat. He noticed lights on at a house, knocked, and completed the cooling installation before dawn, showcasing his sales ability and quick service.
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Omaha
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