Christmas Dance Honors Alvaro Antonio at CAHS event
Alvaro Antonio Machado, CAHS exchange student from Belo Horizonte, Brazil, was honored at a senior Christmas dance at Knights of Columbus Hall. The event featured his American family, a class ring gift, a Brazil call arranged by classmates, and a special award won by Miss Belle Anderson with chaperones listed.
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McMichael
Alvaro Antonio
Machado
Corry Area
Bela Horizonte
Brazil
Knights of Columbus
J. Earle Bliley
John Bliley
Kaylene Bliley
East Pleasant Street
Alvaro
Belle Anderson
Leroy Peck
Bliley
Roger Brown
Miss Johnsons Students Present Holiday Recital
Nine students from Miss Naomi L Johnson presented a home studio holiday recital at 509 East Smith Street. The program featured diverse piano numbers and two duets including Christ mas Morning Hallelujah Chorus and White Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi L. Johnson
East Smith Street
Janet Brown
Paul Snell
Andrea Gusken
Marlene Wells
Bach
Kathleen Miscik
Victor Herbert
Gary Snell
Schaum
Ketelhey
Ramon Cooklis
Scaplatti
Panama Viejo
Little Town of Bethlehem
Christine Piccirillo
Kathleen Miscil
Oscar Johnsons To Be Feted For Anniversary
Oscar Johnsons of 598 Weal Church streets to be honored at an open house and reception at First Methodist Church on Tuesday for their golden wedding anniversary. Hosts include three daughters Mrs John Clark of Beaver Falls PA Mrs Wendell Hall of Hilton Head and Mrs Russell Clark of Fort Wayne IN.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar” Johnson
Weal Church
Where Do Goldfish Go and The Woods Were Full Of Men
Valerie flees Paris with Pitou after freeing all the city’s goldfish, in a playful, ironic tale noted for its irreverence. Irma Lee Emerson and Jean Muir recount a woman’s bold move from city life to a rugged Oregon logging camp, discovering strength and change. Also, Mrs. Luella M. Parker, age 100, received birthday greetings from President Johnson. Local society notesably brief.
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Claude Cattaert
Frances Frenaye
Valerie
Ragamuffin
Paris
Choice Xvie Arrondissement
Grandfather
Pitou
Zazie
Metro
Irma Lee Emerson
Jean Muir
Irma Lee
Oregon
Philadelphia
Luella M. Parker
Johnson
Holiday visitors, caroling, and local notes from Erie area
Birdie Tells Us recounts holiday arrivals at Mrs. Vennis Folletts home and other local families visiting kin in Erie. Phil Hollander earned a Florida MBA and heads to Knoxville with new Ernst and Ernst post. Caroling by Pilgrim Youth Fellowship, hospital stay for Mrs. Sorenson, Columbus Grange Christmas party, and visiting relatives from Kings Point, Washington DC, and Erie. Quote from Carl Schurz concludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vennis R. Follett
South Center Street
Sally
Philip E. Holla
Patrick
Carla Sue
Phil
University of Florida At
Gainesville
Hollands
Knoxville
Tenn
Ernst and Ernst
Follett
Mary T. Falcone
Edinboro State College
Nick Falcone
West Pleasant Street
Ruth Ann Lord
Thiel College
Greenville
William Lord
Pilgrim Youth Fellowship
Columbus Community Congregational Church
T. R. Sorenson
West Washington Street
Doctors Osteopathic Hospital
Erie
Dean School
Columbus
Harold Curtis
Paul Suchar Sr
James N. Bogden
Kings Point
Long Island
N. Y
Bogden
N. L. Bogden
Raymond Avenue
James
Rita) Rumbaugh
Washington, D.C
Jim
George Rumbaugh
East 1Th Street
Rita
George Downey
East Pleasant
Allen
Patricia) Carey
Moose Lodge Sno Ball Promises Surprising King Queen
Moose Lodge hosts its annual Sno Ball with a king and queen chosen in a surprise during intermission. Dancing from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. features Will Sundy and his orchestra. Corry Memorial Hospital Auxiliary decorates uniquely this year. Tickets at the door. Committee members include Miss Clara Hill and several Mrs. B H W. Baccus, Mrs. Mary DeLury, and Mrs. Francis Slattery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rulig Hes Onv
Lodge Ballpoom
George Hagger
Will Sundy
Corry Memorial Hospital
Clara Hill
BH. W. Baccus
Mary E. DeLury
Francis Slattery
Grand Valley Couple Welcome Son At Corry Memorial Hospital
A son was born yesterday morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs James Braswell of Grand Valley The mother is the former Jo Ann Stufflebeam The newborn adds to the Braswell family and honors local residents in Grand Valley where the couple resides.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
James Braswell
Grand Valley
Braswell
Jo Ann Stufflebeam
Italy Tries To Break Vote Deadlock In 18th Ballot
Italy’s parliament failed in its 17th vote to elect a new president as Christian Democrats abstained and prevented veteran Socialist Pietro Nenni from reaching a majority. Nenni, 73, deputy premier, won 346 votes, three fewer than before, while Giuseppe Saragat failed to secure any votes amid abstentions from his followers. An 18th ballot was scheduled for tonight.
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Italy
Christian Democrats
Pietro Nenni
Nenni
Jon
Alda Moro Center Left
Giuseppe Saragat
Saragat
Kennedy family visits Arlington grave of John F. Kennedy
Senator elect Robert F. Kennedy and his wife and children toured Arlington National Cemetery, spending a few rainy minutes at the graveite of the late President John F. Kennedy.
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Arlington
Washington
Sen
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
Arlington National Cemetery
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Samaritan Turns Killer In Taxi Driver Case
New York AP report says John Perrineau, a taxicab washer with no license, offered to push a stalled car driven by Mitchell Gotch on Christmas Day. A quarrel at a police station led Perrineau to stab Gotch in the chest. Gotch died later at Bronx Hospital. Perrineau faces homicide and Sullivan Act firearm charges.
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John Perrineau
Mitchell Gotch
Gotch
Perrineau
Bronx
Tornado destroys Pope farm in Newton County
Tearful farmer J T Pope Jr surveyed his Christmas Eve tornado wrecked barn where 50 of 62 cows died. The 400 yard path cut through Pope's Newton County herd developed since 1946 with partner Charles Pope. County agriculture agent Ed Hunt called the herd one of the best in the county.
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Edyangton
J.T. Pope Jr
Pope
Charles Pope
Newton County Agriculture
Ed Hunt
Solon Challenges Ottinger Election Spending Allegations
Republican Rep. Robert R. Barry accuses Democrat Richard Ottinger of violating New York law by spending 393000 on his campaign. Barry, aided by James Franklinberry, cites 22 committees funneling funds from Ottinger’s mother and sister, arguing this breached both state and federal election rules. The case, tied to the 25th District race won by Ottinger, could go to the House or federal court.
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Washington
Robert R. Barry
Richard J. Ottinger
New York
Ottinger
New York State
Barry
James R. Frankinberry
Frankinberry
Oltinger
Louise Ottinger
Patricia Heath
Milton
Mass
Peace Corps
Westchester County
Putnam County
House
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Corry
Oscar Johnsons
Library
Society
Ruen Vis
Heyisler
Loblaws
Birdie
Moose Lodge
Samaritan
Solon
Foe
Bennett
Barney B
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