Local clubs host mix of guests and holiday events
Greenville coin fans discuss forming a club after a session attended by Stanley Sar nicki and William Shamburg along with 8 E Anderson and Peter Russell Sr. Hilltop Club eyes Christmas party with $1 gift exchange at Mrs. Harry Clabbatt’s home. Penn State students home for holidays include Zalzneck Hajec Paulson Daley Labowski Tripp McVicker and relatives returning from State College. Initiation planned for Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge at 8 pm with residents of Grove City Home as gift recipients. Lora Lou Thorne to wed Walter P. Smith after a pre nuptial shower hosted by Mrs. Bartholme. The Collegiates debut new carol Do You Hear What I Hear by Judith Dwyer audience appeal ahead of season.
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Stanley Sarnicki
William Shamburg
8. E. Anderson
Peter Russell Sr
Greenville Coin Club
Greenville
Harry Clabbatt
Akam Road
R.D
Hilltop Club
Pennsylvania State University
University Park
Robert Zalzneck
Ronald Hajec
James Paulson
Hiram Daley
Thomas Labowski
Lee Tripp
Robert McVicker
LeRoy Rieck
State College
Penn State
Sharon Zalzneck
Rhoda Cohen
Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge
Edward Rossbacher
Grove City
Lora Lou Thorne
San Francisco
Union City
Walter P. Smith
F. H. Bartholme
DAR Meets With Mrs H W Parker in West Smith Street Home
Dixiee Mempers of the Brun enatraw Valley Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, met for an evening session at the home of Mrs. H W Parker. Mrs Homer Kolstee opened the meeting, chaplain Victor Orn led the prayer, Ethel Kirwin led the flag salute, a museum fund collection was taken, a $5 Christmas seal bond purchase was approved, and a program of music and poetry titled If We Had Been in Bethlehem was presented by nam and Stewart, with coffee served by the hostess.
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Dixiee Mempers
Brunenatraw Valley
Daughters of the American Revolution
H. W. Parker
West Smith Street
Homer Kolstee
Victor Orn
Ethel Kirwin
Bethlehem
Eenam
Donald” Stewart
CDA Fulfills Convent Pledge At Christmas Dinner
Catholic Daughters of America court 35 presented a $1 000 pledge check to Sisters of Mercy for the St Thomas The Apostle Church convent and St Edward's School during the CDA Christmas dinner at the VFW Post home. Rev Cyril Cooper Sister Mary Philip Neri and Sister Mary Mark attended.
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Catholic Daughters of America Court Conception No. 35
Sisters of Mercy
CDA
St. Thomas the Apostle
St. Edward's School
Cyril Cooper
Mary Philip Neri
St. Thomas the Apostle Church
Mary Mark
St. Edward’s School
VFW Post
Philip Neri
Robert Sanders
Frank Waseak
Anthony Stec
Cochairman
Cooper
Ted Zeyzus
Columbus
Matthew Ladika
John Merkle
Norbert Bachomer
Judith Dwyer
Collegiates
William Sprovers
Shubert
Ell
Heslink Home Scene of Sciota Aid Dinner Party
The Sciota Community Aid held a Christmas dinner yesterday at Mr. and Mrs. Tyan Heslink in Clymer. Thirty members attended with a noon turkey feast and a gift exchange. Mrs. Homer Kolstee gave the invocation and Mr. Heslink played the organ for carols. Mrs. Wilbur Camp led a brief meeting as games and visiting followed. The time and place for the next meeting will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heslink
Sciota Aid
Sciota Community Aid
Tyan Heslink
Clymer
Homer Kolstee
Wilbur Camp
Mrs Oswald Sorrowful But Determined
Marina Oswald, widow of Lee Harvey Oswald, remains under Secret Service guard in Dallas suburbs with her two daughters June and Rachel. She shows restraint amid national media attention while seeking to build a future in the United States, learning English and caring for her family. Donations and letters exceed $12,000 as she lives at an undisclosed location and visits her husband’s grave under protection.
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Russia
United States
Secret Service
Dallas
Irving
June
Rachel
Ares
Protective
Secret Service Guard
Parkland Hospital
Fort Worth
Chanukah Observed at Rossin Home with Beth Israel Members
Mr and Mrs Louis Rossin hosted 19 Beth Israel Synagogue members for a Chanukah gathering at 122 Raymond avenue. The festival began Tuesday and runs eight days with candle lighting each night and latkes. Harry Barach lit the first candle and led a prayer as gifts were exchanged.
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Louis Rossin
Raymond Avenue
Beth Israel Synagogue
Jerusalem
Judah Maccabee
Antiochus
Harry Barach
Jacqueline Kennedy Plans Year of Mourning and Public Engagements
Jacqueline Kennedy to observe a full year of mourning for her husband and make ten public appearances. Her press secretary said the gesture may precede possible involvement in the next presidential campaign.
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Washug Lui
Jacqualine Kennedy
Defector's Kin Bewildered in Army Desertion Report
FT. KNOX Ky AP The mother and grandmother of Cpl James Carl Moore 23 named as a suspect defector by the Army say they are bewildered Radio station WSAC reports Moore listed from Radeliff Ky near Fort Knox and Heidelberg Germany relatives say he and his wife lived at Radeliff while he served Moore's mother Lois Barrett says she has no idea why he would defect and his grandmother Holgar Upwall could not explain the move
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FT. Knox
West Germany
James Carl Moore
Heidelberg
Germany
Radecliff
WSAC
Moore
Bulger
Radeliff
Fl.knox
Holgar Upwall
Charlie Jen
New Lexyington
Ohio
Lois Barrett
Kingman
Ariz
Actress Offers To Support Johnson In 1964 Campaign
The actress advised President Johnson she would play any role he might want her to in the 1964 campaign, signaling her willingness to back his bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
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