Corry Memorial Hospital Indies Auxiliary Dinner Meeting
Sixty five members and guests gathered in the hospital nurses dining room for a turkey and fish tureen dinner hosted by Mrs. Stanley Malek and committee. Dr Johny Brown spoke on equipment needs. entertainment followed with guitar and accordion numbers. Officers elected for 1960 include Mrs. Vennis R. Follett president and Mrs J Fred Beebe first vice president. The Snow Ball plan progressed and past presidents will be honored at the January 4 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Memorial Hospital Indies Auxiliary
Stanley Malek
Clyde Keith
Bert Anderson
Irvin Downs
Johny Brown
J. F Needham
Thomas Rapp
William Sprovers
Downs
John Wilson
Dale Webster
Wilson
Edgar Alex~ander
O W. Bracken Sr
Indies
Patt- Bellmeer
Mayville
Nespitsch
Pred Schwab
Elizabeth Rogers
Gene Maloney
Helen Rhynard
Arthur Pledger
Schwab
Ann Baresi
Vennis R. Follett
J. Fred Beebe
Harold Gu
Charles Cummings
Clarence Kireh
Mary Higgins
Gertrude White
George Hagger
Robert Betz
Sciota Aid to Hold Christmas Party
Sciota Community Aid announced a Christmas party for Thursday December 10 inviting all residents. Hosts Mr and Mrs Ivan Heslink of Clymer Hill will serve an oyster dinner at noon. Attendees are asked to bring a dessert and a social period will follow with a Christmas gift exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scioty Comunity Aid
Anis Mormide
Ivan Heslink
Clymer Hill
Windsor election shocks as council seat slips by one vote
Mrs Wil bert Routley rushed to her seriously ailing father’s bedside yesterday and did not cast a ballot in the local election. Her husband’s bid for a fourth year on the Sandwich East Council failed by a single vote.
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Windsor
Wilbert Routley
Sandwich East
Esther Circles Celebrate Yule Programs At Local Church
The Esther Circlé of the Women’s Society of Christian Service met at Mrs W B Stowe’s East South Street home with cohostess Mrs K S Durham. Thirteen members attended as Miss Ruth Dahlstrand led prayers and read Luke chapter two under the theme Songs From Heaven. Mrs Frank McKnight performed a Christmas piano piece followed by a brief business session led by circle chairman Mrs Harry Hotchkiss. The program, curated by Mrs Edmund Barr, featured a Christmas poem and story, The Littlest Angel, and holiday games with prizes for Mrs Colyer, Mrs Vaughn, and Mrs George Mulvin. Refreshments included sandwiches, pickles, Christmas cookies, tea and coffee. Mrs McKnight will host the next meeting January 4 at East Pleasant Street, with plans to attend Week of Prayer services pending. The WSCS Crowd Circle met at East South Street with Mrs Carl Stump hosting assistance from Mrs Bertha McCray and Mrs James Scully. The devotional period was led by Mrs Frank Anthony and Mrs Marvin Millspaw. the program, by Mrs Boyd Berrett, featured Christmas stories and poems and carols directed by Mrs Travers Stohlberg. A collection for needy children was taken. Guests included Mrs Edward Kaiser. Red sweetheart roses were given as favors and gifts exchanged. The next meeting is January 4 at Mrs William Dahl’s East Main Street home.
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Esthery
Esther
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Past Methodist Church
W B Stowe
East South Street
K. S. Durham
Hubert Vaneluy
Florence Cole Wer
Ruth Dahlstrand
Luke
Frank McKnight
Stowe
Harry Hotchkiss
Edmund Barr
Colyer
Vaughn
George Mulvin
WSCS
Carl Stump
Bertha McCray
Tames Scully
Frank Anthony
Marvin Millspaw
Boyd Berrett
Travers Stohlberg
Catholic Daughters Plan State Yule Dinner Event
The Catholic Daughters announce a Yule dinner on Thursday November 10 at the Knights of Columbus venue. Dinner will be served at 4 30 p m followed by a holiday program. Those attending should reserve with Miss Julia Zepka or Mrs Arthur Pitts.
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Court Loncepiun Oh
Calolje Daughters of Aimeries Will Ltd
Chrstmas
Knights of Columbus
Hell
Thos
Julia Zepka
Arthur Pitts
Home Meeting at Union City Cemetery Aid Group
The Belton Run Cemetery Aid met recently at the home of Myo and Mrs. Harry Alden in Union City. A luncheon preceded the business session chaired by President Alden. About a dozen members attended and a collection supported cemetery care. Mr and Mrs Leart Sega of Thiom City will host the next meeting on January 8th.
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Cemetery Aid
Belton Run
Npxt
Bandit Makes Rounds Of Banks
An armed bandit described as wearing sports clothes and matching the same description entered Citizens National Bank, demanded money at multiple tellers, and received $1000 before leaving. Seconds later he again demanded cash at Security First National Bank, receiving another $100 before exiting. Local police cited the suspect's pattern and haste as he moved between windows.
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Swean
Citizens National Bank Ranch
Just
SecuritysFirst National Bank
Cer
Bruce Penneck
Engaged Couple Phyllis Shannon to Robert Shepard
Mr and Mrs Harold Shannon of East Trinity announce the engagement of their daughter Phyllis to Robert Shepard, son of Mr and Mrs Robert Shepard Sr of Hust Main Street. Both are 1959 graduates of Corry Aten High School. Miss Shannon is employed by First Nations Bank, and her fiancé is currently serving with the US Air Force at Lackland Air Force Base in Texas. Wedding plans were later announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Goda
Chicago
Meg
Harold Shannon
East Trinity Street
Thelr
Phyllis
Robert Shepard
Robert Shepard Sr
Hust Main Street
Corry Aten High School
Shannon
First Nations Bank
US Air Force
Luckland Air Force Base
Tens
Kiwanis Names 1960 Committee Heads
Kiwanis members convened for a winter meeting at the Hotel Corey. L. Lynn Rice led singing with Mrs. Rice at the piano, and A A Carbone chaired. Ray Amy announced the committee heads for the coming year, including Jay Rodgers, Robert Bracken, and others covering boys and girls work, underprivileged children, agriculture, consecration, vocational guidance, public relations, and membership retention.
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Sunes
Kiwanis Glut
Corry
H. Lynn Rice
Rice
A. A. Carbone
Chicago
Lester R. Lopus
Arizona
Ray Amy
Jay Rodgers
Robert
Bracken
Monk Anthony
Douglas Rozelle
Work To Finish Labor Agreement In Steel Industry
Washington AP reports the Steel Workers Union seeks a new contract for 25000 members in steel and allied industries. President David J. McDonald spearheads talks near agreement with American Can and Continental Can, mirroring Kaiser Steel terms including a 22 1/2 cent hourly raise and enhanced benefits over twenty months. McDonald aims to push a broader industry pact and press for a steel settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Steel Workers Union
David J. McDonald
Kaiser Steel Corp
McDonald
Chicago
Race Betting Bill Nears Approval
Pennsylvania Senate advanced a House passed bill to create a state harness racing commission and legalize betting on harness racing with up to four licenses issued per year. The measure faced no debate as it moved toward final passage.
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Mur
Pennsylvania
Senate
Death Toll In Europe Storm Mounts To 60
The Europe storm intensifies with about 60 dead as winds blizzard and freeze lace coasts from Scandinavia to central Europe. Atlantic waves threaten ships delaying schedules while rescue efforts target the Swedish freighter Anna off Scotland and the trawler George Robb with tragic losses.
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Europe
Lundan
Arricane
Scandinavia
Atlantic
Anna
Scotland
George Robb
Baltic
Italy
Austria
Switzerland
Refrigerators Scarce in British Homes
Only about 12 percent of all British homes have refrigerators according to the International Federation of Agricultural Producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
International Federation of Agricultural Producers
City encroachment talks move toward deal with four owners
Frederick Street land dispute advances as solicitor Roger Brown is authorized to negotiate with all four owners. Property owner Al Wick seeks 200 for land along the Raymond Avenue extension while Edward Heckman seeks damages for encroachment. Other neighbors Arthur Pledger and Jack Dempsy would gain land as the street shifts away. Council weighs best city interests and requests county financial aid for planning, noting Corty’s plan costs of 14,500.
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Snyder-Circle
Roger Brown
Cornell
Brown
Erie
Corty
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Siayer Studley
Kiwanis
Dork Clark
George Chirts
Jensen
Wilam Helmintoler
Clarence Wallace
C. G Monroe
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Ruzelle
Richard Walker
Cui Taylor
Thomas Russell
Kirk Sawyer
Richard Dean
William Seitz
Service and Health
HOTEL
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Andrew Boythe
Spring Creek Road
Sparta
Frigidaire
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Columbus
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B.P.O.E
Weiss
Vogue
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