Social Highlights From Local Notices At Holiday Gatherings
Highlights show various local residents traveling or returning home after holidays. Rey and Mrs H Ray Harris depart tomorrow for Dayton to attend mineral services for Bishop and Mrs D Z Gregory of Pittsburgh who were fatally injured in a traffic accident. Mr and Mrs Robert Auersill Tenye return to Baltimore after visiting Waller Alley family on Bastsmith Street. Mrs Fred Hatin returns home after a few days with daughter Mrs Joseph Magner. Mercer Mind and Mrs HM Titus visit Charis mas weekend with Miquel E F Pain and family on East Smith Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HM. Titus
Upper Darby
E. F. Pain
East Smith Street
Peggy Fox Hosts Slumber Party for Friends
Miss Peggy Fox entertained a group of friends at a slumber party in Columbus. Attendees included Judy Meerick Nancy Johnson Mary Lou Spiesman Madeline Myers Mor fret Ann Warner Nancy Ort Carol Milgin Diane seartsiey and Robert McElroy from Corry with Joan Schultz of Columbus. They enjoyed refreshments such as peppers, pretzels, potato chips, candy, and soft drinks before breakfast at the Bek Home and departing for home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Fox
Homer Columbus
Judy Meerick
Nancy Johnson
Mary Lou Spiesman
Madeline Myers
Morfret Ann Warner
Nancy Ort Carol Milgin
Diane Seartsiey
Robert McElroy
Corry
Joan Schultz
Columbus
Peeny
Theatrix the Graff
Bek
Engaged Carolyn McGraw to Larry Mosher in Dated Notice
Mr and Mrs George Pransky announce the engagement of their daughter Carolyn Mechaws to Tay ty Masher son of Mr and Mrs Une Mositr. The bride elect is a seller at Cony Arta Hill School and attended Cory Are High School. She is employed by American Meter Company. The notice cites ring selection, and preparatory wedding plans as the couple look toward marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle ‘Triscale
RD. 1
Augrey
Elaine
Alex Klick
Anthony Klick
Tonville
Blick
Corry
Trisctlt
Carolyn McGraw
Larry Mosher
George Pransky
East Church
Carolin
Une
Mositr
Cony Arta
Fran Cory
Dane
Arid
Om Ploviet
Birthe Amuricam Meter Company
Eric Weel
Pliny
Rich Scion Weds Ex Servant Mother Seeks Court Intervention
Redwood City report outlines a family dispute over the 20 year old William Wallace Mein III's marriage to Tedene Constantine. The groom’s mother, Sally Miller Nickel Mein, claims lack of parental consent and seeks court action in San Mateo County telling of a 1955 arrival to the U S and ties to prominent California business interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redwood City
San Francisco
Tren
William Wallace Mein
Wage
Ectety
Tedele Constantine
Reno
Berkeley
Meltia
Stuent
University of Californis
Mul Util
Engagement Announced Between Miss Geraldine Dempsey and Frank Kitkoski Jr
Miss Geraldine Dempsey and Frank Kitkoski Jr are announced as engaged by their parents. The Cory Area High School graduate of 1955 is employed in the offices of Disdain Brown and James Hileman. Kitkoski, a Corry Area High School graduate and two-year U S Army veteran, now works at Raymond Mfg Co and plans a small wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine Dempsey
Victor Dempsey
West
Smith Street
Dempsey
Frank B. Kitkoskb
Frank Kitkoski
Cory Area High School
Disdain Brown
James Hileman
Tas
Druchate of
Corry Area
WS. Army
Raymond Mf. Co
No Profit From Map Theft Says No Profit From Map Theft
A federal grand jury found no profit from map theft at Gull Oil Corp offices. Bo Stitch, a 47-year-old former geologist, was named as the employee who set and timed maps. Prosecutors said three train setions involved in interstate theft were indicted, while co conspirators Pillshire and John Marvin Selvin were not charged but cited as involved in the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bo Stitch
Gull Oil Corp
Yole
hUrsday
Guie
Alexader Cooper
Smith
Minke
Brokp
Snitt
John Marvin Selvin
Orange
Tex
Two Nuns Die In Westchester Auto Crash
Two nuns from the Sisters of the Divine Compassion were killed when their car collided with a truck on a roadway in a Westchester County town. They taught at St. Joseph's Parochial School in Croton Falls and were en route to the mother house in White Plains. Dead were Sister Mary Celisting, 46, and Sister Mary Loretta, 47, with surviving relatives listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ley Road
Westchester Gounts
Sisters of the Divine Compassion
St. Joseph's
Croton Fills
Croton
Fls
White Plains
Mary Célusting
Ann Gallagher
Michel Gallagher
Groton Falls
Mary Loretta
Ruth Fila
Horry, Hilku
Flushing
Queen
Sno-Ball Queen Crowned At Corry Hospital Ball 1956
The Corry Memorial Hospital Ladies Auxiliary held a successful charity ball at the Corry Moose Club with about 300 attendees. Miss Jacolin Clark of Spartansburg was crowned Sno-Ball Queen for 1956, receiving a silver cup and crown as judges from Roy Wolfe’s orchestra led the grand march.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacolin Clark
Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry
Roy Wolfe
Gertrude White
James V. Sinate
Spartansburg
Daniel Grabowski
Maxine McMillan
Ray L. Johnson
Jamestown
Ann Baress
Ultie
Gleen
Edna Akam
Wattsburg
Aero Supply
Ann Lictus
Elks Lub
Nency Williams
Magazines Close Doors After Suspension Announcement
WaShinglun aero Duel and Town Journal announce closures amid rising operating costs and advertising decline. Town Journal says February issue final. magazine serving families of hometown America since 1953. Legacy catalog expanded by Organization of American States with Latin American artists catalog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinglun
Aero Duel
Hie
Fred Hamlin
Acta Digest
Charles Ji. Glidden
New York
Gley
Frank Tichenor
Hamlin
Lincoln Press
Organization of American
Slites
Atic
Finnegan Installed In Cabinet Post In Pennsylvania
James A. Finnegan, Philadelphia Democrat, installed as secretary of the commonwealth after a year away directing a presidential campaign. Henry B. Harner resigned as secretary to become deputy secretary as Finnegan took the post. Finnegan’s return raised salary discussions and cabinet personnel shifts with William Trout and other officials noted for potential reassignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
James A. Finnegan
Hils Soroniel
The
Commonwealth
Adai Stevenson
Finnegan
Henry B. Harner
Philadelphia Democrat
Jim Pinnegan
Pennsylvania
Hurtier
Pennsylans Turnpike Commission
William Trout
Depit Commonwealth
Blood tests ruled out for paternity disputes in support cases
The Pennsylvania Superior Court split ruling bars blood tests to settle paternity in support cases. Justice J Calvin Wright led the majority with four others, while Justices Woodside Ergin Cait dissented. The case involved Robert J O'Brien seeking a paternity test to prove he is not the father of Richard, born to Adele O'Brien. The ruling limits how paternity questions can be handled in child support proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Superior Court
J. Calvin Wright
Chester H. Roles
William Hirt
Blair F. Ginther
Robert & Woodside
Harold L. Ergin
Philip ©. Cait
High Court
Robert
J. O
Eisenhower to Tour Drought Areas Midwest Southwest
President Eisenhower plans a January 13 to 15 inspection tour of drought hit regions in Texas Oklahoma New Mexico Arizona Colorado and Kansas with six stops to survey parched areas and report findings from the White House. He will be joined by Gen Alfred Gruenther who received a Distinguished Service Medal Oak Leaf Cluster before his recent retirement and is slated to arrive from Washington as a guest for bridge games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Eisenhower
Midwest
Southwest
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Arizona
Colorado
Kansas
White House
Congress
Washington
Alfred M. Gruenther
Allied Forces
Europe
Gruenther
American Red Cross
Author Poet dies at 91 in Ohio and Illinois
John Bennett, 91, noted author and poet and former newspaperman, died yesterday in Chili cothe Ohio and Chicago. The obituary notes his career and his ties to Charleston and Gillo, with mentions of the Ohio River route between Pittsburgh and Powhatan Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
John Bennett
Chillicothe
Ohio
Chicago
Ohio River
Pittsburgh
Powhatan Point
Gillo
Eisenhower Urges Safe New Year Holiday Travel
President Eisenhower called on Americans to make the New Year weekend the safest on record urging motorists to drive with care. He cited recent holiday tolls of 884 deaths during Christmas and warned the four day period could break new records unless drivers show restraint and courtesy on the roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
National Safety Council
NSC
White House
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Social Say
Frond
Fignee
Wattshire Aish
Wein Alnikiin Atilities
Paushanks
Alaska
Hill Treat Farm
Union ‘City
Nodite
Wediti: iSawyer
Atte
Moli
Billy
United States
William
Britop Ol Co
Gala Heras Cement Co
Sally Miller
California
Merry
Miller
Ups
Rhe
Sawyer Studio
Don Fackprotram
Mary Higgins
Amon
Rulph W. Webb
Javelin Clark
Ralph M. Sheldon
Arion
Robert Gregory
Tont Chaffee
M. H Devereaux
Louis Foradora
Union City
Antictus
Douglas Nevkers
Vinocent Damon
Gail Williams
Cisner
Jan Gourley
Kane
Patricia Smith
C. E. Root Michael Revélos
Fredrick Grantham
Charles Costello
Marcia Chlizzi
New Castle
William ‘Trosile
Falconer
Ilosenh Blick
Alek Klick
Ronald Akam
Glenn Bromagin
Tenatis Kivintkoski
Anne Davis
Meadville
Erfi Asinesato
Mabel Cooper
David Meredith
Ray
Johnson
Gilido Guayasamin
Rolland Hicx
Robert Cranford
Pie
Victor Fox
Cleveland
la Pamnesse
Newark
Nordbsyph Rich
Shiney Kelum
Buffalo
Myw
Sheimat
Town Journal
Peeters
America
Farm Journal
Toe
Farm Journal Magazine
National Bank of Corry
Syourl Friendly Bank
Piadar
Tedsrad Csporit Lpsunahice
F. C. Chapin & Son
Ike
Funuree
Gary Cooper
William Wyler's
Prooucr
Es ‘Oma
Dorothy McGuire
Anthony Perkins
Marjorie Main
Tab Hunter
Caiyd
Natalie Wood
Bargroves
Fe Benny mmm
Warner Bros En Pire
Karacks
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