Legion Auxiliary Dinner Planned For December Twenty
A social highlights note reports a Legion and Auxiliary dinner set for December 20 at 6 30 p m at the Legion home on First Avenue. Auxiliary members held their regular meeting reporting correspondence and treasury details. A Christmas party for children and baskets distribution were noted along with payments to Veterans Christmas programs and several charitable projects. Next meeting January 13.
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Jon
American Legion
Auxiliary
Legion Home
First Avenue
Eleanor Hudson
Treasury
VA Hospital
Soldiers and Sailors Home
Leon_ar Wood
Scotland School
Qur Adopted
Scotland
Victor Om
Legion
Rotarians Hear Missionary and Scout Event at Corry Club
Corry Rotary Club welcomed missionary Rev Jess Warnken who has spent 27 years in equatorial Africa sharing experiences about native crafts and mission training. The meeting also marked Troop 80 Boy Scout charter presentation with first and second class awards for several scouts and leaders in attendance. Next Tuesday the club plans its annual Christmas party at the YMCA with members and their spouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotarians
Africa
Rey
Jess Warnken
Equatorial Africa
Lust
Corry
Dennis Jerome
Thomas Campbell
William Beckwith
Warren Klinger
Leonard Evans
Newell Beckwith
C. W. Hubertz
Richard Dean
L. B. Ball
RD. 2
Frank 8. Ray
Ohio
Olin Bracken Jr
William Leaby
YMCA
EUB Class Gives Christmas Gifts
The Ambassador Class of the Evangelical United Brethren Church Quincy mailed gifts to orphans, presented by 38 members and families. They shared a tureen dinner, held a business session led by Robert Fish, and devotions by Mary Goy Bennink comparing Christ to a walnut. Plans for a bedding party at the Reed home were set for the next meeting.
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Quincy
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Robert Fish
Mary Goy Bennink
Harley Reed
Club 15 Christmas Party at Phoenix Hotel
Club 15 held its annual Christmas party with a turkey dinner at the Phoenix Hotel. Nine members attended and enjoyed carols and visiting. The exchange of gifts preceded the note that the next meeting will be in January to celebrate Mrs. George Rhodes's birthday, with Mrs. Henry Fosburgh to host.
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Golden Age Club
MCA
Maude Barnes
Maude Hutchins
Jessie Haskell
Loretta Belding
Arden Baldwin
Harriet Amy
Ralph
Glenn
Lub
Las
Phoenix Hotel
George Rhodes
Henry Fosburgh
West Columbus Avenue
Grange Hears Talks On Farm Finances
Columbus Grange at Town Mall heard discussions on farm finances and improving farming outlook led by Leslie Dodd Lawrence Miter and D P Trisket. Overseer Charles Sandburg read a sympathy resolution. charter draped in memory of Frank Schramiing. Refreshments planned by Mrs D P Trisket and Mrs George Bensink. oyster supper set for January 1 and Christmas party December 22 with gift exchange and candy or popcorn treats.
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Leslie Dodd
Lawrence Miter
D. P. Trisket
Columbus
Grange
Edna Norton
Jessie Smith
Rev. Elmer Ortner Leads Youth Advent Service
The second Youth Advent service at St. Paul's Lutheran Church was led by Rev. Elmer Ortner with Miss Helen Vanik giving devotions and Miss Rowena Reagle delivering the Scripture lesson. Miss Mary Ruowers was organist and John Ortner served as lay reader while Stephen Olson led prayers and the theme centered on Favour With God.
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Mary Ruowers
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Helen Vanik
Rowena Reagle
Stephen Olson
Rey
Elmer Ortner
God
John Ortner
Ile
Missing tugboat Jeffries sighting near Lake Superior coast
Coast Guard station at Marquette Michigan identifies a tugboat named Jeffries out of Grand Mavis Minnesota as missing off the Royale The ice cover around Tile Royale slows search with six men and two workers reportedly involved in the incident The Keweenaw Peninsula lies 45 miles northwest in Michigan
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Joey Lake Superior
Royale
Marquette
Mich
Jeffries
Grand Mavis
Minn
Houghton
Tile Royale
Michigan
Keweenaw Peninsula
Election hints raise pace of British politics
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan dropped a broad hint that Britain may be nearing a general election, sparking speculation that the next vote could be held within months.
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London
Harrid Macmillan
Britain
Eisenhower condemns public officials over voter data refusal
President Eisenhower denounces Alabama officials for withholding Negro voter registration data from the Civil Rights Commission. He warns against defiance of the law and calls for respect for the right to vote, while acknowledging no verified evidence of Soviet intercontinental missiles or an atomic powered aircraft.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Alabama
Soviet Union
Federal Civil Rights Commission
Reds Turn Down Corridor Plan In Berlin Access Debate
DERLin AP reports East German authorities rejected a proposal for an international corridor linking West Berlin with West Germany. Mayor Willy Brandt suggested such a corridor to ensure traffic in and out of the isolated city. East German agency ADN warned the plan would surrender East Germany’s claimed sovereign rights over Berlin access routes.
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Derlin AP
West Berlin
West Germany
East Germany
Willy Brandl
ADN
Byardt
Berlin
Several Newborn Daughters Reported at Corry Memorial Hospital
A series of brief birth notices from Corry Memorial Hospital report new daughters born yesterday and last evening to multiple local families including the Swinsons of Clymer, Harold T Duell, Harold Caster of Columbus, and Robert Ormsby of Spartansburg, among others. The notices list parents and home streets with few additional details.
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Bert
Ronald Swinson
Clymer
Corry Memiolrs
Gid
Williat Hammond Jr
Corry Memorial Hospital
Harold Caster
Columbus
Qaely
Monruiny
Corry Memorial
Robert Ormsbew
Spartansburg
Cold Weather To Remain In City
Subzero conditions sweep western Pennsylvania with lows from five below to ten above in Erie. Pittsburgh, Greensburg, Brookville, Philipsburg report subzero or near zero readings. Philadelphia and southeastern towns rise to 12 above with Willis Grove at 12 and Harrisburg at 10. Residents urged to stockpile food as no relief in sight and continued cold through Friday.
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Ewge
Red Cross
Ntera
Pnnsylvania
Brookville
Philipsburg
Pittsburgh
Greensburg
Blairsville
Erie
Philadelphia
Willow Grove
Harrisourg
Scranton
Wilkes Barre
New York News Strike Ends After Night Negotiations
AP reports that a strike by New York newspaper carriers ended after an all-night bargaining session with the Publishers Association. The eight-hour walkout halted over-the-counter paper sales, with talks set to resume in May. Union officials demanded wage hikes and enhanced fringe benefits amid the disrupted distribution.
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New York
NHN
I Ctriké
Detiverns
Tie Deyervren
Tesday
Volte
Wise
Asam
New York City
Wis Street
Ers Union
Wnien
Wedding Party Of Four Held In Attack On Cop
A newly married couple and two others are held by police in Pittsburgh after beating patrolman Steven Teresak with his pistol as he stopped them for running a red light. Held 23 Witmeier 22, bride Shirley 18 and sister 15 were detained with charges including assault and theft of the pistol. Teresak required 54 stitches and was treated at Allegheny General Hospital.
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Cop
Pittsburgh
Pollwc
William Held
Wayne Witmeier
Steven Teresak
Held
Teresak
Allegheny General Hospital
Gide
Witmeier
Shirley
Mer
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Legion Auxiliary Plans Party
Golden Agers
Club 15
Sar Minh Lad
Bennink Insurance Agency
North Center Street
Hotel Corry
Roberts Furniture
A Laighter
Yraterday Menon
Ab Corry Memorial
Harold T Duell
Vancenit
William Sebinikoof
AY Courant
Ess Tredertek Street
Suy
R. Dale Webster
N. Center St
TAT E Crandall Agency
Invi “ SS
Corry Edinboro
Union City
Gilson's
Olumbus
Star Builders
General Electric Appliances
Toni Eviatear
Mies
enericiaLa
Sowsoak
Heer
Corry's Finest
Corry’s Finest
Aj Leon
Florida
Calif
Navel
U.S
Sweet Potatoes Zoo
Moundview
Reese
Oscar Mayer
Lord Hunt
Campbell's
Birdseye
Nichols Grocery & Market
East Main Street
Amadea
Lady Baltimore
Mimi
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