Baby shower honors Mrs. Bemis and son Christopher
Social Highlights notes a baby shower for Mrs. Gerald Bemis and her son Christopher with games and prizes for Mrs. Bemis Mrs. Leon Shumsky Archie Wynn and Mrs. Alfred Ploss. Twenty one guests enjoyed lunch of fruited pelntin cupcakes cake tea and soft drinks and favors of miniature diapers filled with candies. The room was decorated with garden flowers. Gifts were placed in a blue decorated bassinet. Attendees hailed from Pittsfield Spring Creek Columbus Corry and Westfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wits
K. D
Gerald Bemis
Christopher
Bemis
Leon Shumsky
Archie Wynn
Alfred Ploss
Pittsfield
Spring Creek
Columbus
Corry
Westfield
WCTU meets at Johnson residence in East Souith street
Mrs Maude Beustut president of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union led a business session at Mrs Floyd Johnson’s home on East Souith street. The meeting opened with a green plerne and group singing followed by devotions and readings including Highway To Total Abstinence Through Other Nations. Members recited and Johnson provided a piano interlude to close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Beustut
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Floyd Johnson
East Souith Street
Johnson Ted
Grice ‘Thompson
Johnsson
Saud
Nuon Johnson
Rainbow Officers Plan Style Show-Card Party
Rainbow Girls committee met at Miss Rhoda Cohen’s home to finalize plans for a Back To School Big Game style show and card party at the Mouse Home on Monday August 9th. Lued’s Dress Shop will host the event with Cohen as general chairman and Miss Penstermachen handling decorations and prizes. Waterhouse leads refreshments as tickets are sold at Tnet’s Dress Shop, through Rainbow members, or at the door. Proceeds fund Rainbow charity projects for Thanksgiving and Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow
Rhoda Cohen
Als P
Lued
Miss Cohen
Ann Penstermachen
Camille Waterhouse
Tnet
Rainbow Girls
Dgor
Conservation Club Scene Of Reunion
The North Clymer Conservation Club reunion at the Clymer Club House drew 29 members. A bountiful picnic followed and a short business session elected Mrs. Mabel Babcock president for another year. Mrs. Ora Croscutt invited the group to Sherman for next August, with members from Panama Sherman Westfield North Clymer Clymer Corry and California in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reunon
North Clymer
Clymer Conservation Club
Mabel Babcock
Ora Croscutt
n.Sherman
Panama
Sherman
Westfield
Clymer
Corry
California
Open House To Honor Newlyweds
Announcement of a open house and reception honoring Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Pieper who married in Tennessee on June 21st. The event will be hosted by the groom’s mother Mrs. Bessie Pieper at her home in Corry on Sunday from 2 to 4 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rita
Mary Ellen v
Kathy Downey
George Downey
East Pleasant Street
Gainesville
Fla
University of Florida
Mary Alice Tobias
Paete Palisades
Call
Monnday
Edward Messinger
Meadayente
CL Auer
Porter Auer
Virgin
KS W
Hollywood
Calif
Mary Kibler
University of Mesco
Mesicd City
Mes
Ciy
Bruce Pieper
Tennessee
Bessie Pieper
Corry
Local births recorded at Corry Memorial Hospital
A son was born yesterday morning to Mr and Mrs Donald Sb Jones of Wattsburg. A son was born yesterday afternoon to Mr and Mrs Ronald E Messinger of Union City at Corry Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tin
Donald Sb. Jones
Wattsburg
Corry Memiorial Hospital
Corry Memoria Hospital
Ronald E. Messinger
Union City
Rebekah Lodge Meets For Session
A class of candidates was voted upon during the Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge meeting held at the Independent Order of Odd Fellows Hall. Noble Grand Mrs. Merrill Lifie led the session with Bemis Point representation present. After adjournment, the degree staff and drill team practiced. upcoming practice dates and the September 1 initiation were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge
Order of Odd Fellows Hall
Noble
Merrill Lil Fie
Bemis Point
de Lree
Lode
Bridge Club Honors Mrs J T Dempsey Farewell
Members of a local bridge club honored Mrs J T Dempsey at a farewell party before she leaves Mentor on the Lake. The gathering at Mrs Richard Muckhaupts Concord Street home included prize awards to Mrs M Roger Amy and Mrs George Sample and a dessert service finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jempsey
Richard Muekhhaupt
Concord Street
Roger Amy
George Sample
Amy
Afta
Muckinhampt
Reprimand for Major Westover Air Base Ammunition Dumping
An Air Force court martial at Fort Meade reprimanded Major James Fournie and fined him 450 dollars for dumping ammunition to avoid a poor practice mark. The case highlighted discipline concerns within the Massachusetts base unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westover
Air Ford Base
Mass
Skidrow Liquor Bill Cleared in Harrisburg Vote
The administration backed bill to curb skid row liquor outlets passed the House 181 to 41. Gov. Lawrence and Mayor Dilworth opposed amendments from tavern groups. The measure allows the Liquor Control Board to refuse licenses near other bars, affecting skidrow clusters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Philadelphia
Richardson Dilworth
Liquor Control Board
Dilworth
Boar
Pittsburgh
House OKs Bill To End Equal Time Broadcast Rule
The House passed a bill to end the equal time requirement for political candidate coverage on radio and television. The measure would exempt bona fide newscasts and on site news events when a candidate’s appearance is incidental to the news. Also noted is Mamie Eisenhower ending a six day Denver visit to return to Washington with her ailing mother Blyerw Doud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mamie
Denver
Eisenhow
Blyerw Doud
Pennsylvania tobacco crop forecast rises above last year
The Crop Reporting Service of the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture predicts a crop of 53.6 million pounds, up five percent from last year and 11 percent above the 10 year average. Growers planted 2,000 more acres, with yield seen at 1,875 pounds per acre, just 25 pounds below the 1958 record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
State Department of Agriculture
Keystone Siile
Little Rock Board Backs Integration Controversy Rises Over Police Conduct
Little Rock directors affirm no basis for segregationist claims of police brutality at a Central High anti integration protest. They endorse police actions as lawful to preserve order and protect property. Segregationists’ complaints referred to the US Justice Department for probe. Attendance at one high school rose to 2,650 as four Negro students returned to class despite ongoing tensions. Meanwhile a separate Indiana accident reports Dowd Steams, 20, injured in a train collision after a stalled car. his wife also hurt. Weather outlook notes favorable growing season conditions.
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Liiium Ugk, Ark
Little Rock
US Justice Department
Asole LN
Orval E. Pauls
Palr
Indiana
Fa Dowd
Myrior Center
Wis
Tailina Hospital
Tier
Here
Shu Ith
Death Toll In Quake Mounts Across Several States
The tremor struck during the night near Hebern Dany and the Matti son River valley causing extensive damage and a rising death toll. Officials reported hundreds of deaths with many still missing as aftershocks disrupted roads and hampered rescue efforts near Yellowstone Park and along the Madison River. A reservoir dam created a large lake holding about 337 000 acres of water, while witnesses described collapsing structures and buried individuals in landslides. The toll was revised downward later by the civil defense director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Pace
Wene
Hebern Dany
Jenn Downstrvany
Mattison River
Tivostreat
Gureau
Yelluyestone Park
Aiakis
Moon Wits
Barth
Li Park
Fsb
Sale
Westirn
Colaba
Washiietot
Idaho
Ulab
Wenigaie Wath
Vielinis
Campeat
Madisin
Yellowstone Park
Rou
Jefferson Wid Gauguin
Molitaha
Huh
Potton Butshienlf
Hobeen
Eagwoll Mount Pinter Co
Pftieia
A and P Union Schedule Talks For Friday
Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co officials and Union plan resumed contract talks Friday to end strikes at A P stores in Franklin Off City Titusville Ellwood City New Castle and Meadville Workers refused to cross picket lines Tuesday as delegates from the struck states pressed wages and conditions efforts following quake damage that raised water and threatened the dam area
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co
Union
Franklin
Off City
Titusville
A and P
Ellwood City
New Castle
Meadville
Bee
Stat House
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WCTU
Johnson Residence
Conservation Club
Rebekah Lodge
Bridge Club
J.T. Dempsey
Pau Edi
Nabisco
Graham Crackers
Harrisburg
Lorraine
LEED
Corry. Savings
A&p
Corry'‘S
Corry’s Finest
Kansas City
Isle O'Gold Margarine
Heinz
Campbell's Pork & Beans
North East
East Main Street
Ren San
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