Berlin Memorial Day Parade Ends at Local Cemetery
Berlin observed Memorial Day with a large parade along Main and Cumberland streets led by the B B high school band and color bearers. The events at the LooF cemetery included a master of ceremonies Eugene C Johnson, a reading of Gettysburgh address by Joyce Smith, and remarks by Rev Paul I Solt. Memorial observances featured veterans and youth groups, with music by the high school band and prayers by local ministers.
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Berlin
Main Street
Cumberland Street
John Holland
Phil A. Shaffer
Army and Navy
Eugene C. Johnson
U. S&s. Navy
Lyle Lichtenberger
Lincoln
Gettysburg
Joyce Smith
Flanders Fields
Richard Poorbaugh
America
Paul I. Solt
E and R Church
Lichtenberger
Class of Berlin and Somerset Members Celebrate Reunion
The W C Miller class members gathered with Rev S Boyd Dickey officiating and Clyde E Dickey as toastmaster. Attendees from Berlin and Somerset included Harry Davis Kent Ohio Hilda Deeter Shober Meyers and others sharing remembrances from 30 years since graduation. Several sent letters read to the group.
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Beachdale
William Fogle
Betty Foust
Shirley Long
Don Smith
John Long
Anna Belle Beachley
Rebecca Meyers
Donald Fogle
Raymond Mankamyer
Fred Seese
Lutheran Church
W. C. Miller
Jack Shober
Harry Meyers
Hilda Deeter
Clyde BB. Dickey
S. Boyd Dickey
Clyde E. Dickey
Bert S. Walker
Jackson
Mich
Simon Webreck
Glencoe
Margaret Sarver
Henry Flamm
Mits
Evelyn J. Krissinger
Wilfred C. Miller
Berlin
Mack Nunnah
Milo Musgrave
R. A Geisler
Kathryn Kephart
Stella Baldwin
Somerset
Studebaker Packard Curtiss Wright Deal Reported
The New York Journal American reports a pending agreement between Studebaker Packard Corp and Curtiss Wright Corp. subject to stockholder approval on July 24. Studebaker Packard would grant Curtiss Wright a three year option on eight million unissued shares at five dollars per share.
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New York
New York Journal-American
Studebaker-Packard Corp
Curtiss-Wright Corp
Studebaker-Packard
Reunion planned for May 1961 by former classmates
The obituary lists surviving members Ruth Dively Kaufman Chicago Mary Weimer Larson New Brighton Helen Swope Lehman Silver Spring Charlotte Smith Philadelphia Dorothy Schrock Wagner Cumberland Glenn Sarver Cheektowaga Eleanor Landis Spangler Somerset Homer Glessner Central City. The two deceased are J Richard Seibert and Claude A. Shelbner. They decided to hold another reunion in May 1961 and kept the same committee. After a closing prayer by Rev S Boyd Dickey, they reminisced about old times.
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Ruth Dively Kaufman
Chicago
Ill
Mary Weimer Larson
New Brighton
Helen Swope Lehman
Silver Spring
Charlotte Smith
Philadelphia
Dorothy Schrock Wagner
Cumberland
Glenn Sarver
Cheektowaga
N. Y
Eleanor Landis Spangler
Somerset
Homer Glessner
Central City
J Richard Seibert
Claude A. Shelbner
S. Boyd Dickey
Miriam Dickey Accepts New Position as Army Librarian
Miss Miriam E. Dickey assistant librarian at Juniata College has accepted a post with the U S Army Office of Civilian Personnel as librarian and will begin a two year tour in Europe. She will administer a post library system with a main library and several branches, landing in Bremerhaven and then assigned to Nurnberg for two years in France or nearby postings.
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Miriam E. Dickey
Juniata, College
U. S. Army
Europe
Army
Bremerhaven
Dickey
Nurnberg
France
Miss Dickey Timeline at Juniata and Hollidaysburg
Miss Dickey, a 1949 Juniata College graduate, taught English and Latin at Hollidaysburg Senior High for three years. She returned to Juniata in 1952 as assistant librarian, earned a Master of Science in Library Science from Western Reserve University in 1955, and served as director of the debate club and adviser to the World Service fund while directing the operetta My Maryland in 1962. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs R Earl Dickey of Berlin.
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Germany
Dickey
Juniata College
Hollidaysburg
Juniata
Western Reserve University
Maryland
Miss Dickey
R Earl Dickey
Berlin
Dickerson to Build Pre stressed Plant at Youngwood
Dickerson Structural Concrete Corp of Hollidaysburg will start a new pre stressed concrete unit plant at Youngwood near Greensburg. The facility will employ 80 workers initially and rise to about 100.
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Pittsburgh
Dickerson Structural Concrete Corp
Hollidaysburg
Youngwood
Greensburg
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