Corry Girl Returns From Year Abroad in Austria
Kathleen Gage, daughter of Mr and Mrs Wendell Gage of East South street, spent a year at the University of Innsbruck Austria. She studied German literature language history and philosophy while touring Europe. Kathy speaks seven languages and plans to teach English and German after Allegheny College studies. She arrived home aboard the Christoforo Colombo in New York September 11 greeted by family and says she was glad to be back in America
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Kathleen Gage
Wendell.Gage
East South Street
Kathy
Thnsbruck
Austria
University of Thnsbuck
Miss Gage
Allegheny College
Meadsville
George
United States
Innsbruck
New York City
Genoa
Italy
Autria
Ifr
Tanebruok
Austia
America
Pitino
Indy
Germany
Smitverlind
Holland
Norw
Spain
Africa
Tangeria
Wathy
Christofe
Colombo
Andrea Doria
New York
John
Toy
Allespheny College
Shower Decor at VFEW Room Honors Mrs. Muller
The Garden Room at the Veterans of Foreign Wars post hosted a stork shower for Mrs. Robert Muller. Sixty guests attended as gifts, sandwiches, cake, coffee, and mints were served by hostesses and volunteers. Out of town guests joined the gathering and Mrs. Muller plans to leave September 27 for Anaheim, California to join her husband.
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VFEW
Robert Muller
John Williams
John Catalfu
William Royek
Francis McNulty
Ethel Harmon
Emory Benison
Alfred Cone
Franklin Brown
Paul Parker
Warren
J. Fullerton
New Castle
William Keppel
Edinboro
Carlton Teed Sr
Clymer
Robert Miller
Nusband
Anaheim
Calif
Girl Scout Troops Begin Organizing Meeting Called
Parents of girls interested in joining Brownie and Intermediate Scout units are urged to attend a meeting on Wednesday afternoon September 24 at 2 o'clock in the Conway School auditorium to organize Girl Scout troops for grades two through six.
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Conelway School
Hi Neighbor Club Fetes Mrs Bemis and Son
The Hi Neighbor Club of Cutting held its September meeting at Mrs. Cecil Humphrey Sherman’s home. A chicken dinner followed, with Duane Bemis leading the business session in Mr. Marion Way’s presence. Thirteen members attended, and a baby shower honored Mrs Bemis and infant son Mark William. The next meeting will be October 16 at Mrs. Harold Sweel’s home.
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Hi Neighbor Club
M. Bemis
Hi Neighbor Club of Cutting
Cecil Humphrey
Sherman
Duane Bemis
Marion Way
4 Bens
Mark William
Harold Sweel
Library Board Plans To Evaluate Kerry Public Library
The drary board of trustees met Wednesday afternoon at 1 o'clock with president Mrs. Robert Tunnell and members including Mrs. Raymond Anderson and Rev H Ray Harris. They reported 8250 books circulated over June July and August and noted memorial gifts. Lois Walls will visit September 26 to plan inviting a State Library survey team from Harrisburg. Aner, the librarian, will attend the National Librarians Convention in Atlantic City October 6 7. Lawrence Davison was named chair of National Library Week in March. Next meeting set for December 3.
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Library Board
Drary Board of Trustees
Robert Tunnell
Raymond Anderson
Anderson
Porter Auer
Allen Dahlstrand
Lawrence Davison
H. Ray Harris
William A. Peiffer
W. E. Rodemeyer
Marion Smith
H. S. Vaughn
Auer
Alton Dahlstrand
Lois Walls
State Library
Corry Library
Harrisburg
Kerry Public Library
Aneribrarian
National Librarians Convention
Atlantic City
National Library Week
Tryouts for Senior Class Play Held This Week
Tryouts were held this week for the second annual Senior Class Play titled Home Sweet Homicide a three act mystery comedy. Director Philip Segal leads the production with proceeds to the Organ Fund started by the class of 1957 now surpassing $1 500.
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Philip Segal
Corry Management Club Holds Evening Meeting
The Corry Management Club launched its 1068-49 season with a chicken dinner at 6:00 p.m. Rev. John Slater of Brie gave the invocation and updated by laws were adopted. New members James Nutter Ines John Minor Arthur A. Jack man and C Veron Welch were introduced. Willer Bertram moderated a talk by Rev Slater on Gannon College Erie and its new management training program. Herbert Hoeller of the Industrial Relations Center outlined courses for supervisors and employees, noting the option to hold sessions in Corry. A Q and A followed.
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Corry Management Club
Corry Country Club
John Slater
Brie
Char Clark
James Nutter
Aero Supply Mfg. Co
Ines John Minor
Fae
Slater
Herbert Hoeller
Gannon College University of Chicago
Corry
Presbyterian Youth To Begin Sessions at First Presbyterian
Westminster Fellowships start regular Sunday evening meetings tomorrow at the First Presbyterian Church. Senior High at 4 p.m. will explore stewardship under the theme Teenagers and their Billions, with David Yard as advisor. Junior High gathers at 1 p.m. for a citizenship panel titled Teenagers with Corry Area High School faculty on the panel, followed by refreshments.
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Presbyterian
Westminster Fellowships
First Presbyterian Church
David Yard
Corry Area
Engagement announced for Min Joun Choma and Glenn Clinger
Mr and Mrs John Choma of R D 2 announce the engagement of their daughter Min Joun Choma of Arlington Virginia to EB Glenn Clinger of Washington DC son of Mr and Mrs Charles Clinger of New Brighton Pa Miss Choma is a 1987 graduate of Corry Area High School and has been employed in Washington by the FBI for the past year Mr Clinger graduated from New Brighton High School in 1957 and is also employed with the FBI in Washington DC A fall wedding is planned by the couple.
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John Choma
R. D
Min Joun Choma
Arlington, Va
Glenn Clinger
Washington, D. C
Charles Clinger
New Brighton
Miss Choma
Corry Area
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Clinger
New Brighton High School
FBI
McDonald Tightens Hold on United Steelworkers at Convention
United Steelworkers president David J. McDonald, 55, emerged from a five day constitutional convention with firm backing from about 3,623 delegates and nearly full support against internal opposition led by Donald Rarick of McKeesport. The body adopted health and welfare reforms, including study of the plan and potential union operated hospitals and clinics in needful areas. A preliminary survey indicated hospital facilities are inadequate for daily demand and potential disaster or epidemic. The union passed roughly 5,200 votes on various resolutions, amid concerns over rising health care costs.
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N. J
United Steelworkers
David J. McDonald
USW
McDonald
Donald ©. Rarick
McKeesport
Ts Mal
Woodcock and Cragg Welcome Daughters in Corry Memorial
A daughter was born yesterday morning to Mr and Mrs John Woodcock of Sparansburg at Corry Memorial Hospital. A daughter followed yesterday afternoon to Mr and Mrs Victor Cragg Jr of 217 Franklin Street at Corry Memorial Hospital.
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John Woodcock
Sparansburg
Corry Memorial Hospital
Victor Cragg Jr
Franklin Street
Boy Dies After 30 Foot Fall At Observatory
Daniel Devine Jr. 6, of Pittsburgh, died at Allegheny General Hospital from injuries after falling 30 feet Friday night from a platform at the Allegheny Observatory. The accident, the first in the observatory’s history built in 1900, occurred as he and his father, a Westinghouse draftsman, toured with a group of engineers.
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Renopununtar
Daniel Devine Jr
Pittsburgh
Allegheny General Hospital
Allegheny Observatory
Darel
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Newark Juvenile Holds Boy Confesses to Beating Girl
In Newark New Jersey police say a 14 year old boy confessed to beating a nine year old girl with a rock and burning her in a park friday night The girl Theresa McHugh remained in serious condition at Martland Medical Center with burns to her back chest arms and head a gash over the left eye and multiple missing or loose teeth The boy who confessed was unnamed as a juvenile and police said there was no evidence of sexual assault found at the hospital location details indicate the attack followed a day of neighborhood fights and vandalism with the assailant claiming no motive.
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Newark
APISA
Theresa McHugh
Martland Medical Center
Theresa
Labor Union Demands Raise and Broad Reforms
On closing day resolutions urged a minimum wage of at least 1.25 dollars, called for repeal of Taft Hartley and all right to work laws, and urged nations to ban nuclear bomb tests. The union blamed Congress and the Eisenhower administration for racial violence in both North and South.
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The
Union
Congress
Eisenhower
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