Sno-Ball planned by Corry Hospital auxiliary
Initial plans for the 10th annual Sno-Ball dance are being formulated by committees of the Corry Memorial Hospital Ladies Auxiliary. The event will be December 26 at the State Armory, featuring Jimmy Shea and his Erie eight-piece orchestra from 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. Organized chairmen and officers will be announced, with a larger venue aimed to attract a big crowd.
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Ladies Auxiliary
Corry Memorial Hospital
J. C. Nichols
State Armory
Washington Street
Wright School
Jimmy Shea
Erie
Robert Bets
John Street
Dan Taggart
Vennis R. Follett
Merle Dodd
Robert Curtis
Gertrude White
Howard Rossid
Page Lotherback
Alton Dalistrand
James Smore
Mary Higgins
Earl Haight
TV Tonight and Sunday Schedule Highlights
Buffalo area WBEN TV Channel 4 lists tonight’s lineup from 5:30 p.m. to 11:40 p.m. including Beat The Clock Reuters Headlines and classic programs. Sunday schedule extends from 1:30 p.m. through late night with sports, church services, news, Omnibus and Alfred Hitchcock Presents.
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Wben-Tv
Buffalo
U. of B
Damon Runyon
Saturday
Playhouse
Winky Dink
Gartoon Corner
Wild Bill Hickole
Law and
You
Amos and
Andy
Steelers
Lagste
Benny Sbaw
Iry Town
Alfred Hittchcock
Fogle
Friendly Birthday Club Fetes Mrs Bals and Guests
East South street host Mrs Della Bernard entertained Friendly Birthday Club members last evening with bingo and prizes for Mrs William Haenel Mrs Harold Gale Mrs Mae Clark and Mrs Mattie McIntyre. Birthday honors included a purse of money for Mrs Henry Bals. A Christmas party with gift exchange is planned for December 16 at the hostess’s home.
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Henry Bals
Della Bernard
East South Street
Friendly Birthday Club
William Haenel
Harold Gale
Mae Clark
Mattie McIntyre
McIntyre
Bals
Apthorp Baby Born at Corry Memorial Hospital
A daughter was born last evening at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Fay Apthorp of R D 1. The birth adds a new member to the Apthorp family and is noted in the local notices column.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Fay Apthorp
Engagement announced for Florence Lundberg and Kenneth Byerley
Mr and Mrs Bert H Lundberg of Centerville announce the engagement of their daughter Florence to Kenneth E Byerley son of Mr and Mrs David F Byerley Sr of Clinton Wisconsin Florence a Titusville High School graduate works at Titusville Hospital Kenneth a Clinton High School graduate manages a dairy farm A March wedding is planned
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Briggs-Nelson
Methodist
Kennedy
Barbara Nelson
Fred Smith
Falconer
Leonard Briggs
Allene Briggs
Sugar Grove
Roy Briggs
Eugene Ankeny
Beverly Smith
Loyd Briggs
Erie
Ritz
Sugar's Grove
Falconer Central School
Ritz Restaurant
Briggs
Sugar Grove High School
Fenn College
Cleveland
Briggs Service
Bert H. Lundberg
Centerville
Florence
Kenneth E. Byerley
David F. Byerley Sr
Clinton
Wis
Lundberg
Titusville
Titusville Hospital
Clinton High School
Top GOP Leaders Meet Ike
President Eisenhower meets with Senate Leader Knowland and House Republican Leader Martin to discuss his 1958 legislative program and possibly his 1954 intentions. A January medical exam will gauge recovery as they plan the State of the Union priorities in health education and highways.
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Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Congress
Knowland
R-Caltf
House
Martin
Massachusetts
Democrats Shape Own Program In Senate House
Democrats control both houses and draft their own program likely including tax cuts and other items that may or may not align with the President's recommendations. The passage highlights party influence on policy direction.
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House
Senate
Real Cool Pigs Gain Weight Faster With Refrigeration
Purdue Professor FN Andrews of the Department of Animal Husbandry says hogs suffer in heat and that cooled pigpens with refrigerated slabs aid growth. He reported to the American Society of Refrigerating Engineers that cooled pigs gain about three-tenths of a pound daily more than non cooled pigs.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Purdue
FN. Andrews
American Society of Refrigerating Engineers
Andrews
Department of Animal Husbandry
Purdue University
Mother Watches Son Killed While Crossing Street
A six year old boy, John R. Whyles, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Whyles of Neville Township, was struck and killed yesterday while crossing a street to board a bus home from school. Army Sgt. William Sellers, 29, of Coraopolis, said the youngster darted in front of his car.
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John R. Whyles
Thomas H. Whyles
Neville ‘Township
William Sellers
Coraopols
Mrs Flora Lilley Dies After Long Illness in Concord Township
Mrs Flora A Lilley a former resident of Concord Township died in Warren after years of illness Born April 19 1864 in Concord Township she lived in Findley Lake and California with later returns to the area Surviving daughter Mrs Vina Morrison of Los Angeles a granddaughter great grandson a brother Daniel R Blakeslee of Corry and several nieces and nephews Services at Bracken Funeral Home 1 30 pm Monday Rev DeForest Tennies to officiate Burial in Mina Cemetery
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Flora A. Lilley
Concord Township
Warren
Concord ‘Township
Fred Lilley
Findley Lake
California
Lilley
Mina Cemetery
Ex-Rail Official Carl Gray Jr Dies at 66
St Paul Minnesota General Carl R Gray Jr 66 a former railroad executive and director of the U S Veterans Administration died yesterday He had served as executive vice president of the Chicago St Paul Minneapolis and Omaha Railway and as vice president of the Chicago and Northwestern Railway
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ST. Paul, Minn
Carl R. Gray, Jr
U. S. Veterans Administration
Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis and Omsha Railway
Chicago and Northwestern Railway
U S Plans 60 Million Loan to Argentina’s Steel Drive
Buenos Aires reports the United States plans a 60 million dollar loan to Argentina to boost its steel industry. Economic adviser Dr. Prebisch announced after talks with Henry F. Holland and Samuel C. Waugh that details were settled and papers will be signed soon. The loan was initially requested by the Peron regime but granted to anti-Peronists who overthrew him.
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Buenos Aires
United States
Argentina
Paul Prebiseh
Pedro Aramburty
Henry F. Holland
U.S
inter-American Affairs
Prebisch
Samuel C. Waugh
U. S
Peron Oversees Finishing of San Nicolas Steel Plant Work
At a news conference in Buenos Aires Province General Holland said the San Nicolas plant near Rosario was completed under Peron. He did not discuss further general loans but offered U S technical assistance.
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San Nicolas
Buenon Aires
Rosario
Peron
Holland
Prebisth
U. S
Thanksgiving offering at Abbe Reformed Church
Rev. Benjamin Hoffman reports $4,691.40 collected at the Abbe Reformed Church annual Thanksgiving offering in Clymer. Most funds go to denominational mission work, with the rest to wipe out church debt. Last year $4,309 was set aside for improvements. In 1953 the total was $4,800.
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Area Church
Abbe Reformed
Clymer
Benjamin Hoffman
Zewo
Hoffman
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