Eisenhower to observe 73rd birthday quietly at home
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower turns 73 and plans a quiet family celebration at Gettysburg with wife Mamie. Friends hosted a large party in Hershey Saturday night and a Republican fundraising dinner in Washington is scheduled for Tuesday. The day’s events include a traditional party at son Johns and a family dinner at Brig. Gen. Arthur S. Nevins’s home on the Eisenhower farm.
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New Citizens Born in Humboldt and Nearby Areas
A roundup of birth announcements lists newborns across Humboldt and surrounding towns. New citizens include Douglas Rhea, Merett Serene, Gary Eugene, Branda Jean, Leah Anne, Lorraine Sherree, Sandra Denise, Ronda Jo, Preston Bert, and Regina Marie, with parents and home streets such as Osage, S Plummer, Humboldt, Pe can, N Forest, Garfield, R 1 Erie, R 2 Yates Center, Ashby, Malcolm.
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Eugene Bennett
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Elmer Gerhardt, Jr
S. Ashby
Regina Marie
Paul L. Davis, Jr
S. Malcolm
Erie church women meet in groups for Alma Mater City Style
The Erie Christian Women's Fellowship at First Christian church held a Thursday series of group meetings focusing on church work and college campus activities under the lesson Alma Mater City Style. Hosts and guests across Groups I to IV attended devotions lessons and refreshments. the meeting schedule continues with next hostesses noted. The Guild and Past Noble Grand Club also gathered that week, with refreshments and social time following, as local members prepared for November events.
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Rockhold
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Joe Blaine
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Verlyn Richardson
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Karen Shrum
Harold Fitzgerald
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Mable Lowe
Lavonburg
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Yucaipa
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Debate likely in 1964 presidential race in bid
Senator Abraham Ribicoff said he is almost sure President Kennedy will debate the Republican nominee in the 1964 election. He declined to comment on New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller’s challenge to Barry Goldwater for a debate, noting the ongoing Republican candidacy conflict.
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Parsons Bs Here Tuesday
The Junior Comets of Chanute host Parsons in a B-team game at Royster Stadium at 7 p.m. Chanute seeks its first win after losses to Altamont, McCune, and Independence. Parsons B-team record undisclosed. Home B-team games follow with Fort Scott and Coffeyville before two road matches at Uniontown and Iola.
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Fire damages 1963 Ford near Grandview Mo
Fire in a 1963 Ford driven by Troy Autry of Grandview Missouri caused an estimated 150 dollars damage. The Neo sho county sheriff's office at Erie reported the blaze occurred early yesterday. Thayer volunteer fire department was called but Autry smothered the blaze with a blanket and the fire truck was not used.
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