Four Million Wear Contact Lenses Across the Nation
A historic survey notes over four million people use contact lenses with about 500000 joining yearly. Lenses offer practical non fogging vision plus wider fields, aiding drivers and athletes. modern plastic fluidless designs reduce dislodgement, though adaptation takes weeks. A reporter interviews Miss Jean Depew of 941 East Main Street about fitting, testing, and wearing routines gained over two years.
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Journal
Jean Depew
Corry Chamber Discusses Publicity and Education Day Plans
Chamber plans publicity drive cost over 600 with little concrete gain. Board backs Legislative Action Committee after criticism over Lan dsm drum Griffin labor bill. Corry James Town Corporation to donate a tractor for the Ol dentennial parade float under construction by Wilbur Rickers. Harry Hickle designed the float and Phil Zalzneck provides the trailer. School officials may support a Business Education Day to connect teachers with industrial plant operations. Miss Depew describes contact lenses worn by about two dozen Corry residents and notes care, tinting, glare reduction, and bounce when dropped.
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Gannon College Industrial Relations Department
Chamber
Legislative Action Committee
Lansdrum-Griffin
Corfry
Central Labor Council
Action Committee
LAC
S.A. Long
Corry Jamestown Corporation
Wilbur Rickers
Philip Zalzneck
Harry Hickle
Corry Management Club
Board of Control
William Rodemeyer
Sparta Adds Class Time Cuts Periods
Sparta merged school announces six 65 minute periods replacing former eight 45 minute sessions. Attendance expected about 260 in elementary and 290 in high school, up 30 from last year. New teachers Mrs Berry Johnson and Mr Johnson hired. School opens August List 1960 with calendar exceptions. Grade 1 2 and 4 split across Grange Hall. Grades 4 12 meet in main building.
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Sraanvansburu
Sparta
Roland Putnam
Putnam
Berry Johnson
Jobson
Wil
Johnson
Spartansburg
Spartansburo Grange Hall
Prank Killing Indicts Wall Street Broker’s Son
Jonathan Melain Young of Bedford Village New York was indicted on first degree murder in a case described as a prank gone wrong. He claimed he aimed his pickup to scare two bicyclists, 13-year-old Richard Sullivan and 15-year-old Michael Dill from Mount Vernon. Dill survived with a brain concussion. Sullivan died en route to a hospital.
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White Plains
N.Y
Wall Street
Jonathan Melain Young
Bedford Village
Jobn Young
Young
Richard Sullivan
Michael Dill
Mount Vernon
Dill
Young Sullivan
DeMille’s demanding craft revealed in new biography
Hollywood memoir details Cecil B. De Mille’s hard driving methods as he urged writers to keep lines earthy and pleasing him above all. The book by Phil Kelly recaps De Mille’s push to feature Vic Mature in a lion stunt, laments over aging co star Hedy Lamarr, and notes the director’s persistence amid theatrical excess.
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Hollywood
Cecil B. de Mille
de Mille
Mr. DeMille
Phil Kelly
Kansas City
Vic Mature
Mature
Hedy Lamarr
Avast
Hedy
Hold Rites For Jay E. Cole
Jay E. Cole was laid to rest after a service at St Elizabeths Church today led by Rev. Cyril J Kronz. Interment followed at St Elizabeths Cemetery with bearers George Kuzma D M Davison Earl Burlingame Dean Houser Felix Smith and M Edward Moore. Attendees included Frances Buxton Margaret Clark Rochester Willam Hyland Dorothy Sikso Lee Cole Hornell Louie Rheiman and many others from Orchard Park and nearby towns.
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Cole
St. Elizabethrs Church
Cyril J Kronz
St. Elizabeth's Cemetery
George Kuzma
D. M Davison
Earl Burlingame
Dean Houser
Felix, Smith
M Edward Moore
Lote
Frances Buxton
Margaret Clark
Rochester
N. Y
Willam Hyland
Dorothy Sikso
Lee Cole Hornell
Louie Rheiman
Greenwood
FL. Cole
Marshall, Mich
John Dowry
Anne Dowry
Mary Brown
Jake Kastel
Eugene Reynolis
George Kastel
Orchard Park
N.Y
De Mille Critiques and Set Outbursts Highlight Hollywood
Hollywood highlights recount director Cecil B De Mille’s sharp rebukes on set costing fifty thousand dollars daily. He derides idle assistants, mocks critics, and defends his epic visions as sincere, not hokum, while praising his own dramatic spectacles.
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Marbles
de Mille
Kin of Columbus Resident Dies
Emest Wronyn aged 11 RD 2 North East died yesterday afternoon at home after a short illness. A North East resident of four years he owned a small fruit farm. Survived by wife Lena Sparling Boyd and son Herbert Boyd both of North East, two sisters Arminta Woodard Curwensville Pa and Sylvia Wiley Columbus, and four grandchildren. Visitation 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. today and tomorrow at Marks Funeral Home 65 South Lake Street with funeral Friday at 2 p.m. Rev Harald Sutin officiating. Interment North East Cemetery.
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Emest Wronyn
North East
Ilness
Boyd
John
Alice Boyd
North East Free Methodist Church
Lena Sparling Boyd
Herbert Boyd
Arminta Woodard
Curwensville
Sylvia Wiley
Columbus
Marks Funeral Home
South Lake Sweet
Harald Sutin
North East Pree Methodist Church
North East Cemetery
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