Town Topics Birdie Tells Us
Wordy social notes record Easter weekend visits among Hewitt Borsa Hurlbert Skinner and Culbertson families in Jeannette Sharon Jamestown and nearby towns. College students Linda Freno Toni Cathy Jackson and Tom Jackson are noted for Easter recess. Various relatives and friends are mentioned with addresses and return plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donnie
Mary
Billy Hewitt
Donald Hewitt
Jeannette
Hewitt
William Zathropulos
Mott Street
Mr. Hewitt
Sylvester Borsa
Sue
Pam
Mike
Tom
Sharon
Valentine Sarnicki
Worth Street
Mary Hurlbert
West Smith Street
Robert
California
Oakland
Los Angeles
Wayne Skinner
Pennsylvania State University
University Park
South Center Street
Earl Culbertson Sr
Earl Culbertson
United States Navy
Great Lakes Naval Training Center
Great Lakes
Harold Jackson
West Columbus Avenue
Emily Swanson
Jamestown
Linda Freno
Virginia
Intermont College
Bristol
John: Freno
Wright Street
Ellen Treadway
Theodore Swanson Sr
Essex Street
Toni
Cathy Jackson
St. Xavier Academy
Latrobe
Tom Jackson
Mount Gallitizin Academy
Baden
Arthur Jackson
East Columbus Avenue
Lakeland
Fla
John Bickers
North Center Street
H. W. Parker
Plans for Elks Officers Party This Saturday
General chairman Thomas Crage reports complete plans for the Elks Club officers party with afternoon and evening events. Highlights include a ladies cocktail period featuring Sophie Tucker impersonation and music by the Goldentones and Planer, a 6 to 8 pm smorgasbord, 10 pm to 2 am dancing with Tune Toppers, and a king and queen drawing during intermission with several members named for duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Elks Club
Thomas Crage
Raymond Bachemer
Sophie Tucker
James Carrig
Allan Hasbrouck
Thoms Pierotti
John Merkle
Ray Amy
Erie Ballet To Perform For Public
The Erie Ballet under Statia Sublette will present an evening of dance at Behrend Cam pu Erie starting 8 p.m. Friday. The Civic Ballet will give a half hour ballet techniques demonstration followed by selections from Tom Sawyer, Pas de Quatre, and variations from Tschaikovsky ballets. Performances include Silver Fairy, Red Riding Hood, Puss N Boots, the White Cat, and Dance of the Mirlitons. Choreography for the ballets was originated by Sadler Wells. There is no admission charge and 70 visiting teachers from England are expected. Sublette and Kitsey Playean recently appeared with the College Women's Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Behrend
Erle Hall
Civic Ballet
England
Padwa
Cesar Puenl
Sadler Wells
Miss Sublette
Miss Kitsey Playean
Methodist Men Slate Program at Lottsville Church
The Lottsville Methodist Church hosts the Methodist Men meeting tomorrow at 8 pm with Peter DeGerlando of Union City as master of ceremonies. The group organized more than years ago plans a variety program. Officers include Merle Sexton president Claude Daugherty vice president Ernest Clute secretary Emmett Blystone assistant secretary Paul Chalise treasurer. Also Folmer Nielsen Union City Russell Clark Corry William Brooks Spartansburg hold chair roles in program and divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottsville Methodist Church
Peter DeGerlando
Union City
Merle Sexton
Claude Daugherty
Clymer
Ernnest Clute
Wattsburg
Emmett Blystone
Paul Chalise
Folmer Nielsen
Russell Clark
Corry
William Brooks
Spartansburg
Appointment of Krylov to lead Soviet rocket forces
Marshal Nikolai T Krylov has been named to succeed Marshal Sergio S Biryuzov as commander of Soviet rocket forces in Moscow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Nikolai T. Krylov
Sergio S. Biryuzov
British Solon Keeps Cows in Aldington Home
Mrs William Deeds wife of a British Cabinet minister milks her cow seven days a week at Aldington suburb London describing it as saving heaps on housekeeping. The Deeds have five children and she has milked since girlhood while her husband, 49, never milks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Deeds
London
Aldington
Miss Irene Tinko Honored At Bridal Shower
A bridal shower honoring Miss Irene Tinko was hosted by Mrs. Paul Blakeslee and Mrs. Glenn Crosby at Mrs. Russell Young's Spartansburg home. Twenty guests played games, awarded prizes, and enjoyed pink and blue decor, with Miss Tinko to wed Edward J. Weaver on April 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Tinko
Paul Blakeslee
Glenn Crosby
Russell Young
Spartansburg
Arnold Soety
Raymond Clark
Wilbur Shepard
Wayne Maynard
George Tinko
Dora Lee Blakeslee
Sue Ladd
Heidi Hohel
Paul W. Blakeslee
Miss Tinko
Edward J. Weaver
Corry Couple Welcome Daughter and Son at Memorial Hospital
A daughter was born yesterday at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Anthony Horvat of 228 Mound Street. A son was born this morning to Mr and Mrs Raymond Hamilton R D 4 Corry at Corry Memorial Hospital.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Anthony Horvat
Mound Street
Raymond Hamiton
R. D
Corry
Designers Shine in G C Murphy Hat Contest
Lena Halfast, Mrs Clarence Herting, and Miss Mary Pirro of the G C Murphy Company sponsored the feminine employes hat design contest. Easler novelties and other items formed the creations, with Miss Pirro winning for the prettiest design amid playful, imaginative tres charming chapeaux.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Halfast
Clarence Herting
Mary Pirro
G. C. Murphy Company
Hal
Artie Shaw
Easler
Pirro
Negroes Charged in Assault After Ball Game in D C Stadium
Negro youths are charged with assault after punching 11 whites, most youths, in and outside D C Stadium following a Washington Boston American League game. Charges came after a police-station meeting with suspects, 12 complainants, and parents. Police Capt Nicholson said the attacks did not appear racially inspired.
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Wedhinglun
D.C. Stadium
Washington
Boston
A. B. Nicholson
Students' Florida Vacation Quiet Exodous
Thousands of vacationing college students left Port Lauderdale as police described the area as unusually quiet. Police Chief J. Lester Holt praised their behavior while noting only minor disturbances and a handful of arrests. He estimated at least 25,000 students spent the past four weeks in the area.
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Orl Lauderdale
Fla
Port Lauderdale
J. Lester Holt
Holt
Comedy writer Howard Snyder killed in Los Angeles crash
Howard Snyder, 33, a comedy writer for Jack Renny for over two years, died Saturday when his car struck an abutment in Los Angeles. The accident occurred during the early hours, and authorities are investigating the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Howard Snyder
Jack Renny
Kids Art Beats Adults In City Show
In South Gate California Theresa Bates a 22 month old won an adult art show prize while her father Albert Bates also won a prize. The child created work after watching him paint and a judge noted children's art can be fresher. The association president barred future entries from children.
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South Gate
Calif
Theresa Bates
Grandma Moses
Theresa
Albert G. Bates
Bates
Robert A. Chuey
Pat S. Brown
South Gate Art Association
Arab Union plan set for plebiscites in three nations
Egyptian premier Aly Sabry announces Egypt, Iraq, and Syria have agreed on a charter for a new United Arab Republic and will stage plebiscites to approve the plan within the coming months.
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Cairo
Aly Sabry
Egypt
Iraq
Syria
United Arab Republic
Parents Charged In Son's Death in Allegheny Jail
A Pittsburgh couple William and Ruth Albert have been charged with manslaughter in the death of their 4 month old son Robert Albert. An autopsy found the child died from malnutrition. The couple remains in Allegheny County jail awaiting further action.
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Pittsburgh
Robert Albert
William
Ruth Albert
Allegheny County
Pittsburgh Man Dies in Abandoned Car Fire
Michael Bob Shek, 42, of Pittsburgh, suffocated when an abandoned car he was sleeping in caught fire on the North Side. The blaze killed him today, authorities said, noting the incident remains under investigation.
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Pittsburgh
Michael Bobsheck
Ban The Bomb March In London Ends Rally
In London today thousands joined an Easter march to chant for peace while police confiscated pamphlets exposing government secrets. A man carrying a basket of leaflets was arrested for assaulting police as demonstrators pressed toward the rally. A group called Spies for Peace claimed credit for distributing the material amid protests over nuclear war secrecy.
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London
Sve
Harold Macmillan
Fis “Spies For Peace
Ewbank Named Titan Coach and Jets Nickname Change
Weeb Ewbank, longtime Baltimore Colts coach, was named head coach and general manager of the New York Titans of the AFL. The Titans nickname was changed to Jets while Ewbank signed a three year contract. He succeeds Bulldog Turner who had replaced Sammy Baugh as coach last fall.
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NEW York
Weeb
Ewbank
Baltimore Colts
Titans
Jets
Bulldog Turner
Sammy Baugh
UN Forces Intervene in Jadotville Bloodshed
UN forces intervened in Jadotville Katanga to stop bloodshed in Elisabethville The Congo initial reports indicate at least 45 people killed and many injured amid fighting involving local militias and UN troops in Jadotville February 1961 context but specifics remain fluid.
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Elisabethville
Katanga
The
Congo
Jadotville
Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery
A New York special reports a new healing substance Bio-Dyne enabling shrinkage of hemorrhoids without surgery. It stops itching and relieves pain with observed reductions in multiple cases. The compound, Preparation H, is offered as suppository or ointment in drugstores.
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New Tork
Anfferara
Girl Survives 85 MPH Turnpike Fall in Ohio
Pamela Reid, a year old Chicago girl, survived a tumble from a car traveling 85 miles an hour on the Ohio Turnpike. The door opened as she leaned on the handle, she rolled along the road, and car traffic swerved to avoid her. She was treated for cuts and bruises at Southwest Community Hospital Berea before continuing to Pittsburgh with her father Thomas D. Stewart.
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Chicago
Thomas D. Stewart
Stern
Pamela Reid
Cleveland
Southwest Community Hospital
Berea
Stewart
Pittsburgh
Woman Charged With Murder Over Water Pump Dispute
Mrs Minnie Alexander, 61, of Clarks ville, Pa, was jailed in Washington County on murder charges for shooting neighbor John Johnson, 42, in what police say began after a dispute over a water pump. The bullet struck above the heart from a .38 caliber pistol.
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Clarkville
Minnie Alexander
Clarksville
Washington County
John Johnson
Johnson
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