Kerstetters Feted At Surprise Birthday Party
Sally and Roy Kerstetter Jr along with 25 guests celebrated with games and prizes at West Pleasant Street home. Roy Jr. deploys to Otis Air Force Base after completing missile electronics training at Chanute AFB. Gifts of money were given to both honorees.
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Roy Kerstetter Sr
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Chuck Gililand
Carolyn Calvin
Carolyn Chaffee
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Sicker
Roy Kerstetter Jr
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Shower Honors Phyllis Shannon
Miss Phyllis Shannon was honored last evening by Miss Nanty Curtis at her Columbus home with cohosts Miss Sandra Hayes and Miss Shirley Ross. Sixteen guests attended and prizes were awarded to Shirley Varaich Sandra Stauffer and Annette Price with Linda McCray receiving the special award. The pink and white refreshment table featured a pastel green centerpiece and favors were miniature wedding bells. Ice box cake wafers coffee mints and nuts were served. Miss Shannon, who will wed Robert Borstorff May 1 at the First Methodist Church, received many lovely gifts.
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Kiwanians Hear LaVerne Miller at Hotel Corry
Kiwanis Club held its regular weekly meeting at Hotel Corry last evening. Embert Earle introduced LaVerne Miller of Erie-Lackawanna Railroad who showed a film on American railroads. About four dozen Cambridge Springs Kiwanis members attended the inter club gathering. Next week the meeting will be Tuesday noon with civic groups honoring community industrial leaders.
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Erie-Lackawanna Railroad
4 H Buckaroos Club Invites New Members
A membership drive for the 4H Buckaroo Club invites youths aged 10 to 21 who own a horse or pony to join. The club will meet Thursday at 7 40 p m at the No Bar Riding Club in Columbus, and those interested are welcome to attend.
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Fair organizer Helen Bennett dies at 89 in Providence
Helen M. Bennett, 89, prominent organizer of the Women’s World Fair in Chicago in the late 1920s and head of the Social Science Building at the 1933 Chicago World’s Fair, died Sunday in Providence Rhode Island.
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Helen M. Bennett
Chicago
Behrend Dr Elizabeth Wallace Smith On Bats At Club
Dr Elizabeth Wallace Smith, associate professor of zoology at Behrend Campus, spoke to the College Women's Club on bats and their insect control. She noted bats are not blind, feed on mosquitos, and described his study sites including Carter Cave Kentucky and roosts near Franklin, Cincinnati, and northern Ohio. New officers were elected: President Mrs Vernon Church, VP Mrs William Donaldson, Secretary Mrs Noris Hooven, Treasurer Mrs Russell Brant.
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Eft
College Women's Club
YMCA
Behrend
Smyth
Pennsylvania State University
Erle
Smith
Vernon Church
William Donaldson
Noris Hooven
Russell Brant
Pendleton Brown
J. Guy Butters
Keneth Christiansen
E. B. Hawkins
Armour Hillstram
Dorothy Kory
Easter Birthday Echoes in Danville
Danville observes Easter as a personal milestone as Russell Easter marks his 32nd birthday on Easter Sunday and notes that his brother Ed also had an Easter birthday last year.
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Maloney Anniversary Observed by Family and Friends
Mr and Mrs George Maloney of Marion Street were honored at a party marking their 25th wedding anniversary at the VFW Post home. Host was their son Richard Maloney with aides Mrs Carl Petergon and Mrs D C Daugherty assisting. Guests traveled from Erie Meadville Cambridge Springs Union City and Corry.
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Marion Street
VFW Post Home
Richard Maloney
Carl Petergon
D. C. Daugherty
James Hammond
Harry Ryan
Union City
Thomas ‘Thomas
Meadville
Don Ryan
Barbara Patterson
Erie
Cambridge Springs
Corry
Wife Of Soviet Envoy Proud 40
Washington AP — The slim smiling wife of the new Soviet ambassador declares she is 40 and happy about it. Irina Dobrynin says the age brings greater understanding and depth. The interview occurred at a reception for Russian professional women during a U.S. tour. The Dobrynins, in Washington five weeks, have spent much of the past decade abroad. Their daughter Elena, 14, attends Moscow school. Both hold engineering degrees and met at the Moscow Aviation Institute. Elena plans English teaching. Irina notes she learned English gradually since 1952. Fashion, she says, is practical and enjoyed when she finds a dress she likes.
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Washington
Imakes
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Washington Post
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Moscow
Elena
Stork Pay Visit To Storks
A man rushed to college Constable Michael Blake in Charltes suburb and asked him to watch his wife who was about to give birth. The midwife arrived 11 minutes later and the officer helped deliver a girl. Parents are Richard and Jean Stork.
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Body Of Ohio Youth Found In Creek After Six Weeks
Bruce Kaiser a 15 year old Lakeville student vanished under the ice on March 13. His body was recovered from Compant Creek two yards east of the last sighting. Coroner ruled accidental drowning. Police and fire department search efforts involved volunteers and divers from multiple agencies.
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Ohio
Bruce Kaiser
Lakevite
Compant Creek
Fred Dolbow
Ashtabula County
Jask Sanford
Richard Mack
Lakeville
Carl Sweet
James Pataly
Wll
Sanford
Marcy Puneval
Bruce
Rowe Hich School
Phillip Kako
Prisoners Form Jaycee Group Behind Bars
West Virginia Penitentiary inmates gather for a Jaycee charter ceremony in the prison library. 37 prisoners attend as James Thomas Cantrell, serving a life term for murder, is elected president. Warden Otto C. Boles and Institutions Commissioner Joseph E. Hodgson praise the move as a civic consciousness effort and potential benefit after release.
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W. V
West Virginia
Junior Chamber of Commerce
James Thomas Cantrell
Otto C. Boles
Joseph E. Hodgson
Missile Defense Big Objective Of Bomb Tests
The United States plans a two to three month Pacific test series starting with research devices to study electromagnetic and other effects for missile defenses. Later tests will include full nuclear devices, with high altitude blows and various delivery methods to assess radar, communications, and material responses for defense improvements. Results will inform weapon development and shield effectiveness.
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U.S
Pacific
U.S. Intercontinental Ballistic Missile Arsenal
Elses Kennedy
Christmas
Johnston Islands
Two Newborns Reported at Area Hospitals
A son was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Ralph Myers of Edinboro at Union City Memorial Hospital. A daughter was born yesterday morning to Mr and Mrs Robert Haner of 36 Chestnut Street at Corry Memorial Hospital.
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Leo C. Heberlein
Elk Street
Regensburg
Germany
United States Army
26Th Medical Hospital
Pvt
Heberlein
Fort Knox
U. S. Army Medical Training Center
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
Ralph Myers
Edinboro
Union City Memorial Hospital
Corry Memorial Hospital
Robert Haner
Chestnut, Street
Breakthrough TV Show Highlights Modern Heart Surgeries
NBCs Breakthrough hour spotlights four advanced heart and circulatory procedures conducted by national surgeons. A Washington patient receives a plastic valve replacement aided by a heart lung machine. A Houston patient has a neck artery blockage cleaned and patched. A Minneapolis patient receives an implanted battery powered by a transistor for heartbeat. A San Francisco newborn has a congenital hole repaired. The program includes expert explanations and shows patients recovering, ending with the football-playing infant.
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NBC
Washington
Surgvan
Doiry
Houston
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Minneapolis
San Francisco
Henry Swan
Liz Burton Return To Rome For Cleopatra Scenes
Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton arrived in Rome to resume filming Cleopatra after an Easter seaside weekend at Porto Santo Stefano. They did not return together from a secluded resort, with Taylor driven back to Rome after dinner and Burton returning later. Burton dismissed rumors of seeking a divorce, calling them absolutely untrue.
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Burton
Rome
Elizabeth Taylor
Richard Burton
Porto Santo Stefano
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London
Sybil
Society Editor Kate Brooks Dies at 9 Washington Post
Kate Scott Brooks former society editor of the Washington Post died yesterday. She covered Washington society from the 1990s until retiring in the 1920s, a span marked by her long career in journalism.
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Washington
Kate Scott Brooks
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Washington Post
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