Assassins Strike Twice in Indochina News Summary
Assassins struck again in Indochina over the weekend with Defense Minister Kou Vor Vong shot dead in Vientiane Taos. Two anti Communist officials escaped gunfire in Hanoi. In Pennsylvania New Castle mayor Edward De Carbo elected president of the Pennsylvania League of Third Class Cities at the league's 55th annual convention.
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Paris
Indochina
Kou Vor Vong
Vientiane
Taos
Hanoi
New Castle
Edward de Carbo
Pennsylvania League of Third Class
League
PTA program presented at First Methodist Church
The Yore County Association school of instruction will hold a PTA workshop at 6:15 PM in the First Methodist Church educational rooms. Public welcome with no fee. The program covers parliamentary procedure, unit presidents, membership, preschool topics, and a general workshop with a panel. Local Corry Area Council PTA sponsors, with Mrs. Baldwin in charge.
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Paseuesbacher Association
First Methodist Church
PTA
A. J. Nicely
Robert Faber
Harold J. Moore
North
West District
Faber
Moore
Farewell Party Honors Richard Stroup Before Navy Service
A farewell party Saturday night at the Stroup home honored Richard Stroup son of Mr and Mrs Willis Stroup of Spring Creek who leaves for Navy service September 28. About twenty friends attended with Ann Way and Rachel Stroup assisting. Guests from Spring Creek Bear Lake Columbus Warren and Union City presented a purse of money. Carl Caster James Small of Columbus and Leon Cable of Bear Lake also depart for Navy service on the same date.
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South Center Street
Grand Rapids
Mich
Herman Rubin
Sarah Zalaneck
Rubin
J. Emerson Low
Uniontown
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
G. W. Irwin
Warren, Pa
Herold T. Flowers
East
Frederick Street
Ralph Davison
Kay Lorraine
Medina
N. Y
CS. Peebles
Marion Street
J. R. Dearing
West Washington Street
Cleveland
Denning
Malcolm
Case Institute of Technology
Alina West
Wesleyville
Richard Peebles
Snyder Circle
G. W. Lindquist
Jamestown
Robert Lindquist
King Street
Christine Lorraine
Charles H. Bracken
North Center Street
Adirondacks
Alfred Cone
Lil Manganero
Henry Bensink
John Strigler
Grand Coouette Department of Pennsylvania
Erie
VFW
Warren Fargo
Columbus
Bert Lawson
Lakewood
Alton Hinman
Clyde Reynolds
Vine Street
Hen Reynolds
Kane
John Garrier
Zennie Fish
Shirley Griswold
Bainbridge, Md
Paul
James Hannan
Frank ¥Erbere
James Kelsey
Thomas Burkhart
Kenneth Willams
John Gibson
Gantion College
Nick Burlk Jr
Mis
Helen Marie Adams
Pittsburgh
A. J. Sweeney
J.T. Shanahan
Merchantville
N. J
Holford Arrison
Corry
Richard Carlson
Jchildren
Hornell
Sidney 5. Bilston
East Park Place
Richard Merker
Shenandoah
A. A. Merker
Wright Street
Richard Stroup
Willis Stroup
Spring Creek
Navy
Stroup
Birthday Party for Tommy Flowers Celebrates Ninth Birthday
A birthday party honoring Tommy Flowers, age nine, was hosted by his mother, Mrs. Harold T. Flowers, at their home 180 East Frederick Street on Saturday afternoon. Guests included five friends John Kornikoski John Ortner Gaylord Anthony Ted Dahlstrand and Tommy Burgnon. Games entertained the group and Tommy Burgnon earned a small prize. Each guest received a candy basket and a toy musical instrument. Ice cream a decorated birthday cake milk and soft drinks concluded the party and Tommy received several gifts from his friends.
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Harold T. Flowers
East Frederick Street
Tommy
John Kornikoski
John Ortner
Gaylord Anthony
Ted Dahlstrand
Tommy Burgnon
Wallaces welcome daughter born at Corry Memorial Hospital
A daughter was born yesterday afternoon at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Wilfred Wallace of Clymer. She is the former Ruth Wright.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Frank Carnegie
East South Street
Wilfred Wallace
Clymer
Ruth Wright
Way Parker Home Wedding Saturday Evening at Parker Home
Miss Nancy Ann Parker daughter of Lilah Parker and Morris LeRoy Way son of De Forest Way were married by Rev Paul F Bauer at the Parker home at 8 pm in the presence of family and close friends. The couple will reside in Spring Creek and an informal reception followed the ceremony.
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Nancy Ann Parker
Lilah Parker
Bist South Street
Morris Leroy Way
de Forest Way
Spring Creek
Paul F. Bauer
First Presbyterian
Parker
Sandra Lee Ferry
Karl Baccus
Mr. Way
Miss Roberta McElroy Honored Yesterday
Mrs. Waller McElroy of North Center street hosted a party for her daughter Roberta who turns sixteen tomorrow. Luncheon at 1 o clock featured fall decor and a decorated birthday cake. Gifts were presented as guests joined a social afternoon with assistance from Mrs. Albert Mann and Mrs. Glenn Warner.
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Roberta McElroy
Waller McElroy
North
Center Street
Roberti
Ducrits
McElroy
Albert Mann
Messinger Ford Marriage Announced
The marriage of Miss Patricia Ann Ford of Decatur and James J. Ford of Dalton City to Sam J. Messinger of North Clymer took place July 27 at the First Baptist Church Madison. Rev James M Boyd officiated. The couple was attended by Mr and Mrs Howard T Houghton of Geneva. The bride is a secretary at AB Stiley Manufacturing and Messinger is manager of the Dalton City Tavern.
Degrees Conferred At Sparta Grange Session
The third and fourth degrees were conferred at Sparta Grange No. 110 last Saturday evening. Worthy Master Gordon Fralick led a good attendance. Members approved a booster night on October 5. Regular meeting set for September 25. Refreshments were served after adjournment.
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Sparta Grange
Sparta Grange No. 110
Gordon Fralick
McCray Family Picnic Held At Mead Park
Mead Park hosted a family picnic yesterday for Mr and Mrs Reid McCray of Long Beach California visiting relatives in Corry. About 30 relatives attended the event featuring a tureen dinner and a social afternoon that followed.
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McCray
Mead Park
Mea Park
Reid McCray
Long Beach
500 Treated For Food Poisoning in New Ulm Tex
Upwards of 600 persons were stricken with food poisoning after eating barbeque and potato salad at a volunteer fire department picnic here yesterday. Potato salad likely caused it. At least 42 tenants hospitalized today in five surrounding towns. None in serious condition. Doctors rushed from nearby communities to treat victims on the picnic grounds. Many were placed in private homes after hospitals filled.
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New Ulm
Tex
Iek
Church Stolen Collection Amid Break In At St Mark's
In Toledo yesterday a thief broke into St Mark's Lutheran Church during a second service and stole a bulky canvas bag with an estimated 9000 and a cash box with 300 from a locked door. The incident reduced the church's contribution funds by about 3400. In Pittsburgh a telethon on WDTV drew at least 100000 in pledges for the United Cerebral Palsy Association while Rev Rennix Van Sloy spoke during an anniversary collection.
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Toledo
Ohio
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Pittsburgh
United Cerebral Palsy Association of
WDTV
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