Teenage GI to retire at thirty four says Leslie May
Leslie T May a 17 year old Wayne Michigan youth who earned a silver star for heroism at age 15 plans a 20 year Army hitch. He re enlisted yesterday on the second leg of service after using a false birth certificate to join in 1948. He was wounded at Kaushmig in Koes and became a corporal in combat. His older brother released him last year and Leslie seeks to sign up when legally 17.
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Annual Christmas Party at Hotel Corry Draws Community
Members of the Rene Ty Club Social Gatherings and allies attended the Raymond Mfg Go annual Christmas party at Hotel Corry. A turkey dinner, festive decorations, gifts from Santa Claus, music, and dancing followed initiation of new officers. Hosts and organizers included Robert Cal Vo, Miss Irena Renskers, Mrs. George Brumfage, Ross Bailey, and others with Frank Delury as toastmaster. Many attendees traveled from nearby towns, with plans for future gatherings and a January meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Hill.
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Windles
Chris Mits Favors
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Doy Tillowson
Sam Wood
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Cory
Keppel Tiffany
Robert Cal Vo
Irena Renskers
George Brunfage
Ross Bailey
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C. A. Duke
Frank Delury
Lyle Chase
Walter Bertram
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Virginia Rider
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Raymond Foremen’s Party At Columbus
Raymond Foremen’s Club held a dinner meeting at Columbus Community Church with members and wives. Guests included Mr and Mrs Joseph Fltouvage and Mr and Mrs Richard Bacholner. Me and Mrs J H Heerlein hosted. A magic show, carol singing, and favors accompanied a turkey dinner.
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Wivey
Phive
Columbus Community Church
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Raymond Bacholner
William Dahl
L. C. Nichols
Paul Aver
Hussell Cassett
Peter Dubrosky
Bastmaster
J. H. Heerle
Ajax Office Christmas Party Evening Sees Prizes Awarded
Nine girls from the Ajax main office held a Christmas party extending from the office to the home of Miss Grace Houser in West Pat Place. A turkey dinner followed by games and socializing, with prizes won by Mrs. Herbert Stewart, Mrs. Margaret Bender, and Miss Judy Smith. Refreshments later in the evening. Attendees included Mrs Helen Hoyt, Mrs Clela Teed, Miss Autumn McCaslin, Miss Shirley Tillotson, and Miss Mereing.
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Margaret
Bender
Judy Smith
Helen Hoyt
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Spring Creek P T A Party Delights Members
The Spring Creek P T A held its annual Christmas party with a large attendance. The fifth and sixth grades presented a delightful program followed by a social. A regular business meeting is planned for January 21.
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Spring Creek PT. A
Birth announcements at Corry Memorial Hospital
A son was born yesterday afternoon at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Raymond Blynt 39 Snyder Circle A daughter was born to Mrs Thomas Smith Trywnville at Corry Memorial Hospital A daughter was born this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Steve Tinks Dr R D 1 Columbus
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A Denehier
Thomas Smith
Trywnville
A Daushter
Steve Tinks
R.D. 1
Columbua
Auxiliary Dinner Party At The Den
An auxiliary dinner party at The Den featured a festive evening with planned entertainment and favors. Attendees, including Mrs. Arthur C. Burges and guests, enjoyed elaborate table settings, candle tapers, and social exchanges. Winners named in a drawing included Mrs Alan Tonndion and others, with gifts exchanged and plans for a forthcoming event noted.
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Bruce Thins
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Navy Mothers' Club Holds Oyster Dinner Meeting
Boxes packed by the Navy Mothers' Club were prepared for the Soldiers Sailors' Home Brig. The meeting, attended by 47 ladies, included an oyster dinner about eight o'clock served by Mr. Clarence Gox with assistance from Mrs. Carl Hily and Mrs. Ross Titkes. A social hour followed and the group adjourned to reconvene January 7.
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Argu
Readers' Club Holiday Meeting with Luncheon
Members of the Readers' Club gathered yesterday for their Christmas party and year’s finale at Mrs. F B Sullivan’s West Pleasant Street home. Mrs. George Nagel read The Christmas Story and Mrs Ira Miter presented Christmas in Norway. An exchange of gifts followed a social hour. Next meeting set for January 7 at Mrs. M. Winer’s North Center Street.
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West Pleasant
Minter
Sis Tiina Bavocs
Misa Levla Sirmione Ward
Jessie Newton
Ralph Blakésteo
Barna
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DA. Hilletrom
East Congressation
West Pleasant Street
George Nagel
Norway
Ira. Miter
Pitts
Women Rebel Corps members hold annual Christmas dinner
At the Garden Room of the VFW last eve members and families gathered for the W R C Christmas dinner. A banquet was served. program included Mrs Hanpin, Shirley Haty, Judy Gen Hinman songs, and barbershop numbers. Gift exchanges and secret sisters planned for Thursday at noon. Location Pittsburgh. Dec 18. One man killed and a father critically injured in a three story fall through an elevator shaft at Mellon U S Steel building. William Reagan of Pittsburgh died instantly.
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Judy Gen- Hinman
Jona
Pall Pittsburgh
Afather
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Mellon U.S. Steel
William Reagan
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Check passer jailed for 1 1/2 years in Allegheny County
Dee WeThe creator of an epidemic or check passing scheme received one and a half to four years in the Allegheny County Workhouse. Charles Wagener and Eric Watgenes pleaded guilty to forgery and false pretense for passing 43 checks totaling from 80 to 49 dollars at various small stores between February and November. Wagener, a 28 year old laborer, admitted forging an 828 check on the National Bank and Trust Co and passing it to several proprietors.
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Chester Wiatkwsk
Wisikowski
Wagener
National Bante and Trust Co
Apri
Townsend
H.D. Haller Co
Mowry Danti
A. P. Waldinger
Bever Miosil
John Prieiicki
John Schuster
Lee Dash
Corry Residents Brace for New Snowstorm
Weather prompts caution across Pennsylvania as a fast moving winter storm hits from the Midwest. Utilities suspend portions of gas use and drivers are told to stay off roads in dangerous conditions. Temperatures dip to the 20s with subzero readings in the mountains as cold winds ease in from Canada.
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Equitable
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Canada
Communists Hold 3,198 U S Prisoners in Korea Talks
General Ridgway met at Munsan with UN commanders after a Tokyo briefing as the armistice delegation reported no progress on enforcing a cease-fire. The talks centered on a buffer line and prisoner list while a subcommittee debated enforcement deadlines and future steps in Korea.
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