Kim Novak lonely girl in large Bel-Air home
Hollywood star Kim Novak lives in an $80 000 Bel Air hilltop house but faces loneliness after headlines about Rafael Trujillo Jr. and a fierce police dog. She shows a candle lit dining alcove and TV room, worries about finding a suitable husband, and notes fans and security concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kim Novak
James Bacon
Hollywood
Rafael Trujillo Jr
Kim
Bel-Air Hilltop
Trujillo
Zsa Zsa Gabor
Tracy
Bel-Air
Television Listings for The Messenger Station Schedule
The Messenger prints a tentative evening and daytime TV grid with color and bold entries. Programs include Spinach Plyns, Kraft Theatre, News, Wagon Train, Jack Paar, Father Knows Best, Today, Romper Room, MovieTime, Treasure Hunt, Concentration, Tic Tac Dough, The Price Is Right, Groucho, Dragnet, and other shows with noted times.
TV Guide Listings for Wednesday and Thursday
A schedule of late afternoon and prime time films and shows listing titles actors and broadcasting times for Wednesday and Thursday including Portrait of Jennie Deadline at Dawn Pursued and Race Street along with family and Western features. The page shows airings from 5:00 p.m. to 11:15 p.m. featuring Jennifer Jones Gracie Allen Ava Gardner Roy Rogers and Greer Garson among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie
Jennifer Jones
Joseph Cotten
Mrs. North
Gracie Allen
William Post, Jr
Barricade
Alice Faye
Warner Baxter
William Bendix
Susan Hayward
Paul Lukas
Robert Mitchum
Teresa Wright
James Craig
Ava Gardner
Edmund Gwenn
Roy Rogers
Fabulous Dorseys
Tommy
Jimmy Dorsey
Robin Hood
Tim Holt
Cliff Edwards
Louis Hayward
Janet Blair
Willard Parker
Marguerite Chapman
Kay Francis
Jante
Joyce Reynolds
Robert Hutton
Edward Arnold
the Hardys
Mickey Rooney
Lewis Stone
George Raft
Marilyn Maxwell
Greer Garson
Gregory Peck
Argentine Way
Betty Grabie
Don Ameche
Carmen Miranda
Thursday evening TV and radio lineup with news and classics
The listing outlines a dense schedule of 6:30 news 10:00 could be you 6:40 sports 10:30 26 men 6:45 NBC news 11:00 news 7:00 Arthur Murray 11:10 weather 7:30 Wagon Train 11:15 Gid Up Then 0:30 Father Knows 1:00 News 9:00 Kraft Theater 6:30 News 9:30 Buckskin 6:40 Sports 10:00 Price is Right 6:45 NBC News 10:30 Bingo 7:00 Off Detect 11:00 News 7:30 Tic Tac Do 11:10 Weather 8:00 Groucho 11:15 Gid Co Thea 8:30 Dragnet 1:00 News 9:00 People's Chol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie Doonan
Pricy of Highty
NBC News
Union Pacific
Jack Paar
Arth. Murray
Kraft Theater
Andy Hardy
Playhouse
Armch
Thea
TV Schedule for Columbus Channel 6 Wednesday Night
Evening lineup on WTVN ABC Channel 6 in Columbus features Farmer Alf and San Fran Bt among 6:00 to 7:30 programs, with News at 6:55 and 11:00. Night includes movies, cartoons, and Jack Paar talks, ending with Real McCoys at 8:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wtvn-Tv
ABC
Columbus
Farmer Alf
Col. Bleep
Press
Favor
San Fran
Jack Paar
Television Schedule for Charleston Channel Eight Highlights Day
Daily listings from WCHS TV ABC Charleston outline show times for news weather sports dramas and children's programs. Notable entries include The News at 6 7 11 and 11 00 PM Confession The Real McCoys Circus Boy and Mickey Mouse with multiple morning and afternoon programs listed.
Evening TV Schedule Snips and Readouts
A fragmentary listing shows a dense array of TV programs with times from 6:00 to 11:15, including Explorers 6:00, Amos n Andy 6:30, World Turns 1:30, and Edge of Night 4:30, with additional entries such as The Secret Storm and Theatre. The list resembles a local station’s daily timetable with minor OCR quirks and misspellings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie
Ann Reider
Flippo
Dev
Gretch
Wade
Godfrey
Sreh
Tomor
Comm
Keene
Television Schedule for WHTN TV Channel 13
Television listings show daily programs on CBS channel 13 with segments including Jule Rivlin News Harbor Com Steel Hour Twilight Theory Beaver Theatre Theatres 13 and various talk shows. The lineup features news at 6:30 and 11:00 with entertainment segments throughout the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whtn-Tv
CBS
Huntington
Jule Rivlin
Johnson's
Millonaire
Edwards
Harbor Com
Steel Hour
Twilight the
Beaver
Theatre
Plymouth Show introduces teenage band on ABC lineup
A teenage band ages 12 to 20 debuts on the premiere of the Plymouth Show joining The Champagne Music Makers with Alice Low The Lennon Sisters and Pete Fountain at 7 30 p m Wednesday on ABC Also listed are Wednesday Night Fights at 9 p m and Tombstone Territory at 9 30 p m on ABC plus Johnson's Wax Theatre Always The Best Man on CBS at 8 30 p m The Millionaire at 9 p m and U S Steel Hour at 10 p m on CBS
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Welk
Plymouth
Champagne
Alice Low
Lennon Sisters
Pete Fountain
ABC
Mickey Crawford
Clever Saginaw
Mich
Ralph ‘Tiger’ Jones
Yonkers
N. Y
Chicago
Tombstone Territory
Clay Hollister
CBS
Leif Erickson
Bobby Driscoll
Jocelyn Brando
Marguerite Chapman
Norman Conover
Farley Granger
Mary Sinclair
Frank Conroy
Sigmund Freud
Car Gone Dog Safe In Ridgewood
Mrs Peter Pagano left her boxer in a sports car in a supermarket lot. After shopping she found the dog waiting and the car missing. Police issued a 13 state alarm for the missing roadster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgewood
N. J
Peter Pagano
Family events and travels noted in Chester area
Chester residents report graduation exercises for the Brown children at Ohio University and funeral services for Worthy Damewood in Akron. Birth announced for Harold and Mrs. Newell’s daughter. Nearby visits include Barbara Wright with Ward Spencer and the Spencer reunion at Bailey’s Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Brown
Madalyn
Bob
Allen Brown
Ohio University
Norman McCain
C. C. Reed
Wateman White
Ross Cleland
Worthy Damewood
Akron
Cecil Nelson
Harold Newell
Belpre
St. Joseph Hospital
Barbara Wright
Ward Spencer
Virginia Wright
Inlaw
Gail Cain
Athens
Spencer
Bailey’s Lake
Carl Kautz
Michigan
Gale Cain
George
Esther Wright
Community Notes From Wilton Area And Area Residents
Sheltering Arms Hospital patient Radcliff Carol Scheerschmidt transferred to Children's Hospital Columbus for observation and possible surgery. Family and local residents mentioned include Lucille Scheerschmidt, John Palmer, Dr. Baumgarter, Faye Pendleton, Gladys Morris substituting, Elizabeth Wells substituting, Wilton North enrollment 207, fifth grade from Wilton South brought here. Several local outings and visits described plus moves and entertainments around Columbus, Troy and Shiloh with names including Dan Shelton, Carla, Kevin, Vicki, Tara, Madeline Anderson, Eleanor, Lydia Barber, Lena Cline, Joseph Harvey newborn, Angela Van Meter hosting garden club Sept 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Wells
Wilton South
Scheerschmidt
Wilton North
John Palmer
Tara
Paul Molihan
Jeanie
Lake Jackson
C. E. Pierce
Dan Shelton
Shi
Joseph Harvey
Lydia Barber
Lena Cline
Columbus
Angela van Meter
New Straitsville News Roundup Highlights Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Harve Eberts return from Pelle Island and Canada. The Star Sewing Circle met at Ethel Wade's with eight members and two guests, prize winners Josie Stobbs Myrtle Wallace Minnie Strawn. Visitors include William Sauvage Berlin Heights and families. locals visit relatives in Columbus and Marietta. Asa Walters patient at Mt St Marys Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Straitsville
Harve Eberts
Pelle Island
Canada
William Sauvage
Berlin Heights
Star Sewing Circle
Ethel Wade
Edith Wade
Frye
Josie Stobbs
Myrtle Wallace
Minnie Strawn
Carol Ann Strawn
Pete Strawn
Carl Dishon
Marietta
William Dishon
Ben Spicer
Columbus
Frank Spicer
Asa Walters
Mt. St. Mary’s Hospital
WSCS Notes and Local Weekend Visitors in Haydenville
Haydenville WSCS met at Mrs. Bowlby West Logan with new program book by Mrs. Sherritt and program by Mrs. Carter and Mrs. Wetherell on the Fifth Assembly in St. Louis. Members plan a soap sale and attend the Chillicothe District WSCS meeting at Bremen Methodist on Sept. 17. Various local residents and families from Logan, Reynoldsburg, Columbus, Toledo and nearby areas visited or hosted events and trips, including travels to Florida and several weekend gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haydenville
Women's Society of Christian Service
Robert Bowlby
West Logan
Jake Sherritt
Homer Carter
Carl Wetherell
WSCS
St. Louis
Chillicothe
Bremen ‘Methodist Church
Resignations and Local Developments In Perry County
Mrs Wallace Tharpe resigns as Crooksville High School home economics instructor to become county home demonstration agent. succeeded by Miss Mary McNeal of Waterford. A 113 acre Newsom farm near Roseville bought for potential industrial use by Zanesville committee. Perry County budget talks set 1959 total requests at 395594 with 60000 for reap praisal. Vanatta Insurance sold to Mary L Plainsted, partner Carl Foster. Perry County vehicle registrations rose to 12295 in 1957 from 11863 in 1956. Korean Conflict veterans bonus filings total 425 with 107573.02 paid. New Lexington Athletic Boosters elect Herman Walsh president. Mrs C W VanHorn secretary treasurer. Crusade against Cancer donations tally 4713.03 from Perry Countians. Rehobeth Grange officers elected: Clarence Randolph master, Charles Rader overseer, Mrs Sally Birkimer lecturer, Albert Hamilton treasurer, Mrs Mabel Shaffer secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lexington
Wallace Tharpe
Crooksville
Mary McNeal
Waterford
William Cottrell Dolling
William Dolling
Roseville
Good Samaritan Hospital
Zanesville
Industrial Development Committee of
Harry and Irene Newsom
Milman H. Linn
Perry County
County General Fund
P. L. Vanatta
Vanatta Insurance Co
Main St
Mary L. Plainsted
Vanatta
Carl Foster
Toledo
Herman Walsh
New Lexington Athletic Boosters Association
C. W. VanHorn
Perry Countians
Dennis Murray
Rehobeth Grange
Clarence Randolph
Charles Rader
Sally Birkimer
Albert Hamilton
Mabel Shaffer
Baby Gorilla Provides Squelch for Proud Pop
In Washington a study by Dr Hilda Knobloch and Benjamin Pasamanick of Ohio State University reports baby gorilla Cole born Dec 22 1956 at the Columbus Zoo shows symmetrical posturing from birth and early milestones ahead of humans. Cole sits stands and walks earlier than human infants though may later walk on all fours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pascal
Columbus
Ohio
Papa
American Psychological Assn
Washington
Hilda Knobloch
Benjamin Pasamanick
Ohio State University
Knobloch
Pasamanick
Cole
Columbus Zoo
U S Leads In Overall Military Strength McElroy Says
Secretary of Defense Neil McElroy told the National Commanders Dinner at the American Legion convention that the United States and its allies outrank the Soviet Union in overall strength and can win either a general or limited war. He urged restraint on ballistic missile spending, noting the developing status of the Soviet ICBM program and stressing confidence in preserving a military gap. President Eisenhower’s message, read by McElroy, urged citizens to sustain effort and sacrifice for victory over communism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
Soviet Union
Neil McElroy
McElroy
American Legion
Eisenhower
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Judge Bean
Navy Log
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Whirlybirds
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Circus Boy
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Real McCoys
Wchs-Tv
Charleston
Casey Jones
Monanga
Harriet
Doug Martin
Amer
Woody W Peck
Mickey Mouse
Mr. D. A
Andy Willms
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Explorer
Jeff's Collie
Chet Long
D, Edwards
Troubi Father
Cartoon Call
Tom Gieba
TV K'garten
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Top Dollar
Giobe Trotte
Weather
Farmtime
Srch. Tomor
Guiding Ligh
Amos ‘N
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Badge
Sea Hunt
Milionaire
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Chester
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Mary Ann Mobley
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N. C
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William Micalek
Billy, Gary
David
Dennis
Pontiac, Mich
William May
Bob and
Carol
Logan
Clarence Petty
Joe Patton
Grace Daniels
Marysville
Patton Homestead
George Pollock
Reynoldsburg
Calvin Pollock
Mogadore
Harry Pollock
Calvin Pollocks
Albert Sparks
Ft. Knox
Pfe
Wilburn T. Sparks
Kermit Swaim
Graham H. Swaim
Norfolk, Va
Raymond E. Swaim
Mrs. Swaim
Oceana, Va
Douglas Warner
James
Claude Warner
Ravenna
Nora Skiver
Nelsonville
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Donald Skiver
Richard Skiver
Pamela
S. M. Hardgrove
Harold Rowland
London
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Hardgrove
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Albion
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Raymond and
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Winifred McCafferty
Rushville
Clarence Lehman
Dan Lahcide
T. C. Cruise
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Coy Dell
Delbert Smith
Casey
Seven Caves
William Cox
Eddie
Somerset
Donald Gump
Homer Wollett
Walbridge
James J. Moore
Gertrude Achauer
Charles Lyke
Conneaut
Florida
Elvin Wade
Wallace Dane
Keith
Carbon Hill
Harold Allen
Junior Sullivan
Conrad Clouston
Baby Gorilla
Proud Pop
U.S
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George Montgomery
Dept
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Chaice
Ohie
District Office
Howdy CE
Vierreenne Coliseum
Sun
SPOM
Meaten's Music Store
High St. A
BEN Cowall
Beiter and Flege Drugs
Main Street
Lancaster
Tyrone Power
Wowndo Hughes’ Jet Pilot
John Wayne
Janet Leigh
Ginger Rogers
Doan
Sophia Pen
Rossano Brazzi
Auoke Murphy
Jos BuEra Nemr Me
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Hunters
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Tab Hunter
Kathryn Grant
James Darren
Mickey Shaughnessy
Technicolore
Schine
Schine Theatres
Mickey
Chen Noone
Go-Suring
Patricia Breslin
Fay Holden
Ang Introducing
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Teddy Rooney
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