Farewell reception at Presbyterian Church for Harpers
A farewell party was held at the Presbyterian Church for Lely Harper and Delbert Tobits on their move from the city. Elders, wives, and many attendees gathered for tributes and gifts, with remarks from Arthur Cothnin and others thanking the couple for their service to the community.
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Presbyterian Church
Seaton
Fiat Presby
Wwolun Church
TuHiee Harper
Delbert Tobitson
Wishold Saiuediy
L Ely
Ciilel
Arthur Cothnin
Murry
Smith
Clarence Weil
Harpers
Ite
Tone
Jasons
Bruce Elsworth
Jelerk
Sosalon
Mi Murper
Wallace
Rosy Pokinian
Brirea Edlsworth
Mie Ijl
Tillie
Miss Doris Treland Weds Gaylord Northrop at Local Church
Miss Doris P. Treland daughter of Mr and Mrs Ree E Treland of Columbus and Gaylord Northrop son of Mr and Mrs Philly A Northrop of AD were married in a Methodist ceremony at Fil Church. Rev Chedge A Myers officiated. The couple stood before pink and white floral arrangements as A Lynn Rice and Barbara Roberts provided music.
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Methodist
Doris Pini Troland
Ree E. Treland
Golimbus
Gaylord
Northrop
Philly A. Northrop
Chedge A. Myers
Ehileel
A. Lynn Rice
Barbara Roberts
Sax
Northrop-Wedding At First Methodist Church Gaylord
A detailed wedding notice from Gaylord recounts the marriage of Miss Northrop and her groom at First Methodist Church. The bride wore a white Bible adorned with an orchid, with a veil described as fingertip length, and a pink and white reception followed at Tronk and Verna's in Columbus. Attending were Miss Ruby Stills as maid of honor and Rex Ireland Jr. and Philip Northrop Jr. as groomsmen, with both families hosting from Corry and nearby towns. The couple will reside temporarily in Corry after graduation connections and work histories are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Stills
Willis Northrop
Rex Ireland Jr
Philip Northrop Jr
Verna
Columbus
Corry
Marion
Ohio
Stethport
Titusville
Corry Area High School
Northrop
Burk and Sayko Lumber and Apply Company
Northen
Spartansburg High School
Raymond Mfg. Co
Annual Youth Banquet Held At EUB Church
The annual youth banquet honoring junior high and senior high youth fellowship gathered with all counselors present at the EUB Church Saturday. The event featured a chicken dinner served at 6 o clock by the Women’s Society of Wort Service, with Mrs Eo Tsuxit in charge and Mrs Ryle M in charge of dining. Miss Penry Lamain led the youth, with Miss Bally Chise singing and Miss Helene Barre on piano. Tealy erb Reale Jr acted as tone master for the program and introduced officers of the Youth Fellowship. Mrs Kellyening WEL OE Genets presented a dedication in the morning. Ray Hurts spoke briefly before introducing the guest speaker Raystack Ruggles from Lillo-Cooley. Pastor Rev Rilites delivered an inspiring talk to the youths. The basement was decorated with Wright St redmers arranged by Mr and Mrs Russell White.
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Memuork
Dunlor Hig
Sesiior
Qunia
Ray
Raystack Ruggles
Lillo- Cooley
Rev Rilites
Rhssell Y White
Parker Home Hosts Postgame Sorority Party
Mrs Robert Parker entertained after a football game at Bott's Crossing home with Meiphoik of Ure Epsilon Phi chapter of Bola Sigma Phi. Guests enjoyed donuts and coffee. The sorority planned a Thursday evening gathering at East Congton Street for a Lupperware party hosted by Mr Robert L Gleve son.
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Robert Parker
Meiphoik
Ure Epsilon Phi Chapter
Bola Sigma Phi Sorority
Qin
Amemberne
Johrsonburg
Maine
Countian
Robert
Parker
East
Congton
Mr. Roberts Lo Gleve
Miss Susan Castor 10 Honored At Birthday Party
Susan Castor ten was feted by Mrs Jack Castor at their West Congress Street home. Friends attended and the party featured birthday favors, a punch, and a small skating activity with the Cony Rollers group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Castor
Susi
Wiss
Gyr Bitar
Hue Mater
Jack Castor
West Congres Street
Busan
Hi Neighbor Club Dinner Meeting Announced
A neighborhood club reports a tureen dinner and a seven member meeting. Attendees planned an October gathering and decided to meet again in November at a local venue in Liogfesh.
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Hi Neighbor Club
Iblrinek
Geatip
Dancing Classes Open Registration with Marjorie Tarbell
Registration opens for dancing classes conducted by Marjorie G Tarbell at her studio 420 Hast South strat beginning Tuesday September 26. Classes include rap ballet and social dancing for both children and adults awaiting eager participants to join with Mrs Tarbell guiding.
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Marjorie G. Tarbell
Todey
South Strat
Thrbell
Former Corryite Is Feted At Stork Party
Former Corry resident Mrs Merle Gates of Brie was honored at a stork party at the Me Community House Saturday. Hostesses Mes Raymond Root Mrs Coletta Boutweir and Mrs Rupert Morris arranged games and prizes for 26 guests. Winners included Mrs Philip Wade Mrs Ida Wide Mrs Fiororiey Claiver and others. Out of town guests were Mrs Shelia of Jamestown and Mrs Philip McCray of Clymer.
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Owik Sndwee Abus
Cony
Merle Gates
Brie
Mes
Raymond Root
Coletta Boutweir
Rupert Morris
Philip Wade
Id~na Wide
Fiororiey Claiver
Joseph McCray
Edmi
Sheline
Lawrence Wade
Volmie McCraay
Marsh
Shelia
Jamestown
Philip McCray
Clymer
Gales
Clymer Girl Scouts Hold Initial Meeting
Clymer Girl Scout Troop No. 30 held its first meeting at Mrs. Sandra White's home with a business session led by the troop leader. New officers Anita Gravink and Marion Hofmin were named scribe and treasurer. The group split into three patrols and planned activities for the coming year. Fifteen scouts attended a games session followed by a corn and wiener roast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avalon Duink
McCray
White
Esther
Birthday Party for Elaine Ehillock in Snyder Circle
Mr. and Mrs. John Hillock hosted a Saturday evening party for Elaine Ehillock of Snyder Circle celebrating her 11th birthday. Thirteen girls attended a chicken dinner with a decorated cake and ice cream. Prizes went to Christine Chirienzio Christine Anderson Cathy Downey Phoresa Roach Patti Aldrich. Elaine received many gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Set Eee Emerrerse
John Hillock
Hosts honor visiting group at North Center street home
Mr and Mrs Harley Banks hosted a yesterday gathering at 1082 North Center street to entertain a visiting group. Attendees included Mr and Mrs St Kendall and daughter May of Waterford Michigan, and Roy Bretor family with Shirley Kathleen and Ray mond of Erie. Also present were Mr and Mrs Donald Brefer and son Brian of Bradford, Mrs Peat Dillinger of Miami Florida, and Mr and Mrs Stinley Dill inger of Titusville with Verit Group of Corry.
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Harley Banks
North Center Street
Westerday
St. Kendall
May
Waterford
Mich
Roy Bretor
Shirley Ing Kathleen
Raymond
Erie
Donald Brefer
Brian
Bradford
Peat Dillinger
Miami
Fla
Stinley Dilllinger
Titusville
Verit Group
Corry
Mrs Edward Gluvna Son Honored At Shower
Mrs Edward Gluvna and her son Ronnie Edward were honored yesterday at a shower at the Corry Moose Club. Visiting and games filled the afternoon with prizes won by Mrs Frank Kasper Mrs Cyril Gluyna and Mrs Frank Macko. A lunch of macaroni salad hot rolls pickles relishes cake and coffee followed. Hostesses included Mrs Joseph Gorzina Miss Ann Gibas Mrs Cyril Gluyna Mrs Donald Gibas and Mrs Harry Slomski from Eric.
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Kward Gluvna
Ronnie Edward
Corry
Cyril Gluyna
Donald Gibas
Harry Slomski
Eric
Gluyna
Ronnie
Jordan braces for Israel attack after Judean raid
Jordan reports chaotic traffic as tensions rise after a raid that killed three Israelis and wounded fifteen near Jerusalem. Jordan blames a soldier for madness, while Israel disputes the account and cites armed attackers from two Jordanian outposts. Golda Meir and Major General Burns discuss the fallout as the conflict strains ties.
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Jordan
Walt
Israel
Day
Fie Ramat Rachel
Jerusalem
Golda Meir
L. M. Burns
Field
Menachiem
Mayor Proclaims Business Women's Week in Corry
Earl T. Cherry mayor proclaims September 29 1956 as National Business Women's Week in Corry. The proclamation honors women in business and the professions and their contributions to the nation, noting the sponsorship by The National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl 4 Cherry
Maste
Corry
United States
National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Earl T. Cherry
Mayo
Body Of Mental Escapee Found In Parked Auto
Stanley Carsivic 28 escaped Torrance State Hospital after two day search found dead in an auto parked in a field near TAHLSTOWN Pa Deputy Coroner said he died by carbon monoxide from an elaborate apparatus. His body discovered after being beaten assailant, Lawrence Rankin wife of Torrence employee, hospitalized.
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Tahlstown
Stanley CarSivic
Torrance State Hospital
Westmoreland County
Carmen C. Perna
Cargavic
Muse
Washington County
Cargave
Lawrence B. Rankin
Torrince
Rankin
Lastrobe
Hiét
Far East Got Major Share of U.S. Aid in 1956
President Eisenhower told Congress that nearly half of the 14.4 billion dollars in nonmilitary U.S. foreign aid for fiscal 1956 went to the Far East, with most funds supporting defense against communism. Much of the aid aided South Korea, Nationalist China, and South Vietnam, while Europe’s nonmilitary aid all went to defense support.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Far East
U. S
United States
Free World
South Korea
China
South Viet Nam
Europe
Pentagon
Europe Dominates Portion Of Military Aid Total
In the monthly report the majority of the armed forces aid shows Europe receiving about two thirds of the total through 1980. The overall program reaches roughly 14.2 billion dollars, with planes and related items comprising a large share of the value. The aid began in 1980 and underlines a heavy European focus in the military assistance package.
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Europe
stich +t
Titso
Missing West Homestead boy dragged from river search
Police dragged the Monongahela River today seeking the body of five year old Harvey Gatehouse believed swept into a sewage tunnel from West Run Creek during yesterday’s storm. His brother Mike, 4, said Harvey disappeared after entering the water near West Homestead Works. The creek flows into the river.
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PilTssmun
Monongahela
West Homestead
Jost
Harvey Gatehouse
Richard Gatehouse
West Run Creek
Mike
Harvey
Homestead Works
U. S. Steel
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Clovis Tel
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Buffalo
Willhilly Vripkeer
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Clayerice W. Kivoh
Wayhn
Chena
Min
Goorre
Waller W Winall
I. A
New York City
Ro Pallett
Routh
Gcevney
Syed
Bulleeay
Yen
Tate
Migs
Bea Lavelin
Archiy Wrible
ML Yoongsteorn
Sai
Nuits Sorenson
Bryant-Strh
Colt Alton Hihmygn
Php
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Jaihy Elite
CupHogl
Galt
Mayle
Daxter
Lander
Ewan Sabirtiye
Migiod
Amupiit
Pest Pebleytoy
Doris Etreland
First Methodist Church
EUB Church
Hort
Mtr
Spmey Bahoacks RD
Earl
Corry Memorial Hospital
Aght
Genevil
Arthur Shumbyeg
Ashti
Uigla
Formesly
Joseph G Shembure
West
Veronica's Clothing Shop
Conter St. Corry
Connie’s
Sky
Oscar Mayer
Kraft
Clymer Girl Scouts
Elaine Ehillock
South Pacific
Edward Gluvna
Firestone
Phonograph
Barney
South Center Street
Jer George
Julie
Chandler
Nader - Adams
Arker
Richard Doone
Maroney
William Reynolds
Charles McGraw
John McIntire
Brark Faylen
Joseph Fever
Ted Sheruenan
Euan
U.S
Ike
Helen
River
Harrisburg
Chutch
Pennsylvania Council of Churches
West Chester
Ira C. Sassaman
Vaid
Fogle Lumber Co
Franklin Bt
Corry, Pa
Leoul Company
Center, ST
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