Public Health Director Speaks At Rotary Meet
The Rotary Club met at Hotel Corry with C W Metcalf of the county health department as speaker. He urged wider clinic access for Erie County and said private well water samples can be tested by the Erie Board of Health at no charge. Visitors and attendees include W M Pierce of Erie and several local families visiting relatives or traveling, with multiple residents returning from trips to Washington D C, Pittsburgh, Quebec, Utica, Jamestown, and the Pacific West after recent travel and family visits.
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Rotary Meet
Rotary Club
Hotel
Corry
C. W. Metcalf
Metcalf
County Health Department
Erie County
Board of Health
Erie
W. M. Pierce
Russell ‘Merritt
South Second Avenine
Carmen
Dennis
Ving Lille
Manteno, Til
Merritt
Rey
C. BE. Roush
Charles Williams
Wayne Street
Washington, D.C
Fern M. Raymond
East Smith Street
Harold Hart
Robert Westerling
Merle Haskell
East Pleasant Street
Jamestown
Alma Haskell
Clarence Goons
Pacific West
Stork Shower Held For Mrs Gates At Essex Street Home
Miss Connie Shaver and Miss Marlene McIntyre hosted about 20 guests for a stork shower honoring Mrs Brian Gates, formerly Deanna MarLett. Prizes went to Patricia Meerdink Nancy Davis Karolyn Lindsey. Mrs Leroy MarLett won the door prize. Decor included pink and blue, gladioli, and a storie centerpiece.
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Connie Shaver
Marlene McIntyre
Essex Street
Brian Gates
Gates
Deanna MarLett
Patricia Meerdink
Nancy Davis
Karolyn Lindsey
Leroy MarLett
Rebekah Lodge Meeting At IOOF Hall Recalled
Noble Grands of the Rebekah Lodge met at the IOOF Hall last evening with 15 in attendance. President Mrs. Merle Akam opened the business session as games and a social time followed. Lunch was served by a committee led by Mrs. Akam and Mrs. Glenn Gates. The next meeting is set for September 23.
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Rebekah Lodge
Ioof Hall
Lady Franklin
Order of Odd Fellows Hall
Merle Akam
Glenn Gates
Missionary to Speak at Corry Assembly of God
Rev James Long a North India missionary will speak at Corry Assembly of God Church Sunday evening. He will soon sail for India and be accompanied by his wife and family. Special music and missionary topics will be featured. Service begins at 7 45 PM and the public is invited, per Pastor Rev J B Kelly.
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James Long
North India
Corry
Methodist Men Enjoy Pancake Supper at Mead Park
Members of the Methodist Men's Club gathered at the Main pavilion in Mead Park for a pancake supper attended by about 27. The serving committee included Donald Cady Arden Baldwin Edward Rossbacher and Charles Correll.
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Methodist Men's Club
Mead Park
Donald Cady
Arden Baldwin
Edward Rossbacher
Charles Correll
Birthdays Honored By Golden Agers At YMCA
The Golden Age Club held a meeting at the YMCA with 5 members and 3 visitors. Rev. William Stur devant led the invocation. Birthday honorees for August included 14 members. refreshments were arranged by Maude Nichols, Berber, Flora Nichols, Maude Barnes, and Beatrice Stewart. Next meeting set for September 9.
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YMCA
Golden Age Club
William Sturdevant
Wayne Alley
Jennie Alam
Elda Anderson
Loretta Baldwin
Maude Bonsteel
Eva Dindon
Alma Dingfelder
Friendship Aid Meets With Mrs Glenn Humes
The Friendship Aid Group of the Evangelical United Church met last night with Mrs. Glenn Humes of West Smith Street. A wiener roast was enjoyed by 23 attendees. Devotions were led by Mrs. Ruth Lyons and Mrs. Humes, president, and a business meeting planned their annual banquet for September 1 at Ginnies Restaurant.
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Friendship Aid
Glenn Humes
Evangelical United Rethren
West Smith Street
Ruth Lyons
Ike Plans to Join Tomorrow's Supreme Court Session
President Eisenhower outlined a plan for the government to accept the high court invitation to participate in tomorrow's Supreme Court session on the Little Rock integration issue while denying he wished the 1954 filing against segregation had not been made. He noted Nationalist China has deployed about a third of its forces to Formosa and declined to say if a Red invasion of Quemoy and Matsu would trigger U.S. intervention. He observed Congress did a constructive job in foreign relations but lamented less money for foreign aid and stalled anti corruption in labor management. On the Middle East he said prospects for a long term settlement look hopeful, and he warned Congress tends to spend more than he recommends.
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Supreme Court
Eisenhower
High Court
Tomorow
Little Rock
China
United States
Formosa
Quemoy
Matsui
U. S
Congress
Middle East
Midle East
Truck crash kills Pulaski man on Ohio Turnpike
A two truck collision near the Brecksville Interchange on the Ohio Turnpike last night killed Delbert Clige, 46, of Pulaski Pennsylvania. It marked the toll road’s 11th traffic death of the year.
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CLEVELAND /AP
Brecksville
Ohio
Delbert Clige
Pulaski
Law
Pencn County
Arlington Board Asks Bryan to Guide Desegregation
Arlington County School Board plans to ask Federal Judge Albert V. Bryan for guidance on how to proceed with 30 Negro children seeking admission to white Arlington schools as the federal desegregation order clashes with Virginia’s resistance laws. In Harrisonburg, Judge John Paul rejected parts of Charlottesville’s redistricting plan tied to Jefferson School amid broader integration disputes. Virginia law requires closing any school that becomes integrated, while Norfolk reviews 151 Negro applicants to white schools after Judge Hoffman urged reconsideration of race-based rejections.
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Arlington
Arlington County School Board
Albert V. Bryan
Bryan
Harrisonburg
John Paul
Walter E. Hoffman
Rough Road For Boy Driver
Ten year old Desmond McDuffie argued with his widowed mother and left in her car. He drove about two miles before vandalizing at least fourteen parked cars, crashing through a fence, and flattening a back porch. He fled on the road and was found hiding under cartons at a nearby grocery.
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Detroit
Desmond McDuffie
Memphis
Tenn
Desmond
Mexico City Strike Ends Sought by President Cortines
President Adolfo Ruiz Cortines stepped in to end a five day student strike in Mexico City protesting bus fare increases. The AP report notes rising tensions as university students joined demonstrations and officials sought a peaceful resolution to the dispute.
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Mexico City
Adolfo Ruiz Cortines
Ex-Waitress Pressured to Quit Under Racketeering Probe
Beverly Sturtevant, 28, says she was harassed by Waldo Koehler after testifying before the Senate Rackets Committee on racketeering in Chicago restaurants. She quit the Embassy Restaurant in suburban Cancera under pressure, while under police guard. Authorities from both U S and state attorneys will investigate.
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Hicago
Senate
Explosion flatten three story Buffalo building in downtown
A violent early morning blast ripped apart a three story brick building in downtown Buffalo. Wreckage burst into flames for about an hour before firefighters stopped the blaze. One injured man, Frank Serio, 55, was found near the scene. Police saw a speeding car flee with lights out. The house, near the Statler Hilton, housed rooming tenants and had a two alarm fire two years earlier. Cause undetermined pending investigation.
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Buffalo
Frank Serio
Huron Street
Statler- Hilton Hotel
del Gates
Democratic Conventon
TV Tape Advances in News Coverage for Conventions
CBS News and NBC News rely on videotape to improve coverage of political conventions. Tape offers better image quality and faster editing but cannot yet be spliced, requiring live bridge shots. By 1960 networks may splice tape within two years, shaping future coverage patterns and decisions.
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New York
Sig Mickelson
CBS News
Mickelson
U. N
Mid East Talks Open In Jordan
Jordan hosts fresh diplomacy as Hammarskjold arrives to discuss U S troop withdrawal from Lebanon and British forces from Jordan with Arab states. An airport clash near a Palestinian refugee camp kills two and wounds six amid rebel lines. CBS News pins coverage on videotape to streamline convention TV.
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Page Civie
Arsh
Hammarskjold
U.S
Leb- Andn
Hammarskjoli
Beirut
Palestine
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