Install Officers Of Odd Fellows Lodges In Town
Towns Topics reports a family night event in the 100F Hall with about 75 attendees as Jon athan Lodge No. 685 IOOF elected officers and Corry Encampment No. 241 installed leaders. District and North East Encampment officials conducted installations with Frederick H. Beall as chief patri arch and other officers named. Hugh Hadden of Meadville spoke as grand patriarch. dignitaries from Warren and Crawford County attended.
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Jonin Lodge
Cor~ Ry
The
Odd Fellows
Rebektilis
Jonathan Lodee Ui Bagk
Claynte Burkett
Clarence Cox
W Hwy Lovehend
Alden Balagginn
Kenneth — Boyelaml
Niels Sorenson
Fred le Mixer
Gand Lodge
Corry
Wallace Mick
Charles Conant
North East
Frederick H. Beall
Arden Baldwin
Richard Mountain
CG. J. Auer
Horace A. Leslie
Harold Shatinan
Wits
Hugh Hadden
Meadville
Pennnsylvania
Perry McDaniel
Warren
Grand Heale
Grand Lodge of
Pennsylvania
Jerome Snyder
Crawford County
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In a garbled report from Pitts, key names and events are unclear. The fragment mentions Pennsylvan, Williams, and a 14-14 score note, but lacks coherent facts to establish a definite event, date, or outcome.
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Pitts
Camania
Jon
Jons
Honor H J Sheen On Birthday Celebration
Honor H J Sheen marked his birthday tomorrow and his retirement as Corry Area High School principal with a surprise party at the Kep ler Peiffer cottage Findley Lake. Cohosts Eva Kepler and Le land Johnston were joined by Fern Lambert and Elouise Comstock for a tureen dinner attended by CAHS staff and spouses. The evening featured visiting time and a gift presentation.
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Howbig v. Veeeee
Tio
Corry Area High School
Eva Kepler
Leland Johnston
Kepler-Peiffer
Findley Lake
Fern Lambert
Elouise Comstock
Cleveland
CAHS
Clymer Central PTA Holds First Meeting At School
The Clymer Central School PTA met in the cafeteria with about 100 attendees. Rev. Leo Hansen led devotions. Noel B. Burroughs presided. Fassett McCray and Beckerink named to student loan fund committee. Norman Hogenboom introduced the school board and new teachers. refreshments served by board wives. Next meeting set for October 24.
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Clymer Central Pta
Clymer Central
Asso Jon
Leo Hansen
Noel B. Burroughs
Findley Lake
David Fassett
Philip McCray
Roger Beckerink
Norman Hogenboom
Riding Club Elects Officers
The Riding Club voted in new officers during an evening meeting at Columbus. Harril Goodwill, vice president, and Mrs Al Fox, secretary, were named, with Will bre as fallayini. The event included a discussion of the October show and related activities.
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Hawvard
Presinius
Uae
Harril Goodwill
al Fox
Rokemnarie Mis Tower
Furen
Vbw
Atv
Senior Tri-Hi-Y Begins New Year at YMCA Meeting
Senior Tri-Hi-Y members held their first meeting of the year at the Y with 25 attendees. Guests spoke as they reviewed plans at the Cony Memorial Hospital and More Dairy event and announced officers and co chairs for the year.
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Pusar
Cony Memorial Hospital
Morel Dairy
Yar
YMCA
Sesson
Lone Varia Mish
Ruth Beriies
Varrissii
Ace Mie Fal Jowine Kay Hamilton
Jean Utsealletty
Aly Ani Tate
Mart Ann Diemer
Chaplash
Neighborhood Club Honors Birthdays at Day Meeting
The Neighborhood Club honored birthdays of Mrs Jasper Drake and Mrs Harry Burton at a Wright Street home. Miss Ethel Milthews won pies for games, Mrs Jennin Akam and Mrs Bertha Darwin won prizes, Florence Culver received the door prize, and guests enjoyed salads relishes and coffee. Akam to host next meeting on West Washington Street. Princess Alexandra garden party in Lagos Nigeria during Independence week drew about 1000 guests despite a tropical downpour. She moved among attendees with an umbrella as cousin Queen Elizabeth II watched and smiled.
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Jasper [Drake
Harry Burton
Nemborhood
Wright Street
Ethel Milthews
Jennin Akam
Bertha Darwin
Florence Culver
Nigeria
Lagos
Alexandra
Brite
Elzabeth
Bridge Scores First session of wine themed tournament reported
The field of 28 players competed in the first session of a wine themed bridge tournament hosted at VW Pai heme. Scores listed include Morant Beverly Jon Bkal tied for top with 98, Wilcox 96, Gil 96, and Burthorne 91. Next week will feature an auxiliary judging round with a separate game for all participants.
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Carly Bidgy
Beverly Jon Bkal
Healy
Harvie
Wilcuk
Ann Gil
Mes Morgan Hevevis
Mite Wilcox
OW. Bitkens Sr
Mis
Ff Burthorne
Mis Kanies
Howell
Babcock Anniversary Feted At Open House
Mr and Mrs Edy Babcock of 201 Franklin Street celebrated their anniversary with a Sunday open house at the YMCA attended by about 200 guests. Hosts Mrs Lee Wiltgen and others greeted visitors, with a five tier cake cut and many gifts received from friends and relatives across Texas Michigan New York and beyond.
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Tay Ymca
Edy Babcock
Prinklin Street
Lee Wiltgen
Detroit
Rochester
Texas
Michiican
Buffalo
Ashville
Jamestown
Findley Lake
Randolph
Silver Creek
Clymer
Westfield
Dunkirk
N.Y
McKruin
Mars
Columbus
Warren
Industry
North
Cathy Grabowski 3 Honored At Birthday Party
Cathy Grabowski age 3 was honored at a Mead Park birthday party attended by about 20 children and their mothers. Prizes went to Cindy Spitman Ricky Frio Denise DeMiart and Clit Crosby. Guests received favors and cake ice cream and drinks were served by Mrs Grabowski and helpers.
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Marion Street
Mead Park
Cathy Guns
Cindy Spitman
Ricky Frio
Denise DeMiart
Clit Crosby
Helen Porter
Arhur Marlow
Grabowski
Bridal Shower Fetes Miss Carol Mallick
A bridal shower for Miss Carol Mallick was hosted at the home of Mr and Mrs Ronald Tristalt and Mrs Steve Kuncl on R D 1. Attendees enjoyed games visits and door prizes. Refreshments included fruited gelatin salad wafers cupcakes and coffee as guests offered gifts of miniature umbrellas filled with mints.
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Ronald Tristalt
Steve Kuncl
R. D
Carl Mallick
VEW Post
Joseph Slike
Janie Loomis
Mallick
Open House Honor for Hebets 25th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs L Hebets celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary with an open house Saturday evening attended by about 78 guests. The couple, married in Warsaw New York on September 23 1935, received many gifts including money. Ruth Rigby Hebets is the former Ruth Rigby, daughter of Alva Rigby of Spartansburg. Their children include Robert Lows married and living in Wollaston Massachusetts Marlene Ruth a student at ENC and Sonya Joy at home.
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Alva Ragby
Spartansburg
Frashand
Harry Edwards
Tmive Huo
Robert Lows
Aves
Wollaston
Mass
Witeidine Eastern Nazarene
Collene
Marlene Ruth
ENC
Sonya Joy
Woman Fights Pardon For Dad's Slayer
Wilkes-Barre resident Joanne Broskey protests a State Pardon Board hearing for Howard R. Bowers, 48, convicted in the fatal shooting of John Broskey, a state police detective. The case drew interest from Philadelphia activists including a police captain urging clemency.
Blue Cross 37 Hospitals Seek New Payment Pact
Philadelphia AP report notes Blue Cross seeks a new contract with 17 Greater Philadelphia hospitals. The old pact expired in June 1959 and continued month to month. Hospitals, consolidated under the Delaware Valley Hospital Council, rejected Blue Cross latest offer as inadequate. Proposals included costs plus 5 percent depreciation, 2 percent for any inpatient indebtedness, and a 2 percent override for unspecified costs. Hospitals seek a per year override to cover charity care. Blue Cross and the State Insurance Department must approve. no allowance for free patient care.
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Philadelphia
Blue Cross
Greater Philadelphia
Pac
Aimonth
Delaware Valley Hospital Council
Blué Cross
State Infuidance Department
Death of Ike's mother in law aged 82 in Denver
Mrs Eli vera Dold 82 mother of Mrs Dwight D Eisenhower died in her Denver home after a period of illness. Her daughter Mrs G Gordon Moore was with her. The White House said Mrs Eisenhower would travel to Denver after President Eisenhower left Chicago where he was scheduled to speak at a Republican dinner. Flights were adjusted for their travel. No funeral plans announced yet.
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Ike’s
Washington (Ap
Elivera Dold
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Denver, Colo
G. Gordon Moore
Denver
White House
Doud
Eisenhower
Chicago
Government bids to stop GE strike called for postponement
In Washington AP reports the government requested an indefinite postponement of the planned midnight Saturday strike at General Electric Co. Federal mediator Joseph F. Finnegan urged both GE and the International Union of Electrical Workers to resume negotiations and avoid disruptions until a new contract is reached.
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Washington
General Electric Co
Joseph F. Finnegan
Federal Mediation Service
International Union of Electrical Workers
President's Plans Judged Not Firm By Press Secretary
Press secretary James C. Hager said the President’s plans are not firm, adding that uncertainties remain about next steps. The remark signals cautious stance amid evolving policy discussions and potential changes ahead.
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James C. Hagerty
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H. J. Sheen
Riding Club
Aw Woman's
Cainty Club
Willy
Philip’ Zatztek
Frank Graft
Rober Taunell
Gopal
Cathy Grabowski
Graken
Carol Mallick
Erie Business Center
West Ninth Street
Erie
Wellman’s
Hoover Pixie
Hoover
Dennis Glasgow
Vacuum Cleaner
Wellman's Sales and Service
North Center Street
Virginia
Winchester
Northern Virginia Livestock Producers' Association, Inc
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VALE
Barney
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