Socially Highlights Holiday Guests and Engagement News
Socially Highlights details guests visiting Mr and Mrs Benjamin Skinner of 264 Franklin Street and families from Ashtabula Ohio Monroeville Ohio Louisville Kentucky and Philadelphia. Also notes engagement announcements for Kathryn Jean and Kathleen Jean Kelly to Richard Magee and James Tomer with no wedding date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Skinner
Franklin Street
Leonard Edgren
Marshall
Ji Ray
Ashta~buls
Ohio
Sind
James ‘SchWeppe
James Eliot Jr
Monroeville
Clyde Johnston
Becky
Patty
Ginny
Louisville
Michigan State University
East Lansing
Mich
Lyle Foster
Annapolis
Albert Anderson
Raymond Avenue
Knights of Columbus New Year Eve Party at Hall
Knights of Columbus hall held a New Year Eve party on Tuesday evening shown a holiday theme with decorations and Hi-Fi dancing for about 40 couples. The event concluded at midnight with horns and noise makers and refreshments including ham and potato salad. Thomas Burkhart Charles Elczynski William Waterhouse Paul Kolstee Roger Ottaway and William Blatt organized the affair attended by local youths and guests from Pittsburgh Harborcreek Mull Village Waterford Ene and Jamestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Thomas Burkhart
Charles Elchynski
William Waterhouse
Paul Kolstee
Roger Ottaway
Wiliam B
Miss Donna Sharer Hostess For Party
Miss Donna Sharer daughter of Mr and Mrs Elmer Sharer entertained at her parents home on Wayne street Tuesday evening with an open house New Year gathering. Television visiting and dancing were enjoyed and refreshments of sandwiches cookies and punch were served. Several girls spent the night and enjoyed breakfast the next morning. Present were Misses Sandra Beardsley Pat Kinney Evelyn Baccls Judy Catlin Barb Gilbs Peggy Fox Nancy Edwards and Jackie Paulson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Sharer
Elmer Sharer
Wayne Street
Sharer
Sandra Beardsley
Pat Kinney
Evelyn Baccls
Judy Catlin
Barb Gilbs
Peggy Fox
Nancy Edwards
Jackie Paulson
Polar bear Gus Brickner Dips in Allegheny River Again
Pittsburgh Charleroi polar bear Gus Brickner swam his yearly New Year dip in the Allegheny River as hundreds watched from the Sixth Street Bridge wharf. The temperature was a frigid 20 degrees as Brickner vowed to attempt the English Channel again this year.
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Pittsburgh
Charleroi
Gus Brickner
Allegheny River
Sixth Street
Brickner
Five hurt in Corpus Christi gas explosion at bar
An explosion caused by a leaking gas line shattered a small bar in Corpus Christi. Five people suffered minor burns and cuts as patrons crawled from the wreckage. A detective asked if anyone was hurt. one patron replied he would never drink beer there again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corpus Christi
Tex
T. J Despain
Buetikofer Johnson Betrothal Listed in Union City
Lois Jean Buetikofer youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs J E Buetikofer of R D 4 is engaged to Gordon Johnson son of Mr and Mrs Raleigh Johnson of R D 1 Union City The bride elect graduated from Clymer Central High School and works at Burnham's Cut Rate Store Wattsburg Johnson is a Wattaburg High School graduate and employed by Molded Fiber Glass Boat Company Union City No definite wedding plans announced
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Aus
Lois Jean Buetikofer
J. E. Buetikofer
R. D.4
Gordon Johnson
Raleigh Johnson
Union City
Clymer Central High School
Burnham's Cut Rate
Wattsburg
Mr. Johnson
Wattaburg High School
Molded Fiber Glass Boat Company
Decker Couple Welcome Daughter At Corry Memorial
Mr and Mrs Lowe E Decker Jr of 285 Spring Street welcomed a daughter born late Tuesday afternoon at Corry Memorial Hospital.
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Lowe E. Decker Jr
285
Spring Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
YMCA New Year's Eve Dance Welcomes 1958 Crowd
About 250 people, many youths from the community, gathered at the YMCA on North Center Street for a New Year’s Eve dance from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at which horns and noise makers marked midnight. Gerald Lane, the YMCA executive secretary, and members of the Hi and Tri-Hi clubs led the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
North Cener Street
Gerald Lane
Alfa
Camera Artist Weston Dies at 71 in Carmel Highlands
Eduard Weston, renowned landscape and nature photographer, died yesterday in his Carmel Highlands studio. Widely acclaimed, critics compared him to Rembrandt for his camera work. he recently began publishing in color. Born in Highland Park, Illinois, he started photography at 16, opened a Glenview studio at 18, left commercial work in 1929, and later operated a Wildest Fill studio from which he roamed the West taking iconic scenic photos.
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Carmel
Calif
Eduard Weston
Carmel Highlands
Weston
California
Highland Park
Glenstale
West
1958 Economic Outlook Forecast By Commerce Weeks
Commerce Weeks predicts 1958 will see a mild dip before a rise to higher activity. He says 1957 was prosperous and 1958 should improve, with administration ready to use all means to promote prosperity. The immediate outlook may not look rosy, but the 12 month view is brighter than pessimists expect. The sun may break through clouds soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whenun Ogun
Mayor May Lose Teacher's Job In Oswego
Oswego Vincent A. Corsall a 38 year old Democrat mayor elected with Liberal Party support faces losing his job as a high school teacher after defying the school boards order to resign one post. The board planned to notify him today that he is no longer a faculty member. The Law Division ruled there is a clear conflict between his duties as teacher and as mayor.
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New
Oswegoff
Vincent A. Corsall
Corsell
Liberal Party
Board of Education
Corsall
State Education Department
Senate Group Weighs Overhaul of Joint Chiefs of Staff
A Senate Preparedness subcommittee explored abolishing the Joint Chiefs of Staff amid interservice rivalry and messy overlap in military planning. Proposals include a single general staff or a central policy board, with figures such as Gavin and Bush cited as early reform advocates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Preparedness
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Subcommittee
Joint Chiefs
Nathan F. ‘Twining
Dean Acheson
Congress
Rockefeller Committee On Defense
United Planning Agency
James M. Gavin
Army
Gavin
Vannevar Bush
Office of Scientific Research and Development
Military Policy Planning Board
Tire Air Force
James H. Doopittile
Johnson
Doctor Kelley Dies by Poison in Berkeley
Dr Douglas McGlashan Kelley chief American psychiatrist at the Nurnberg war crimes trials and a renowned criminal psychologist, died at 45 from the same poison used on Hermann Goering. Police said he took a vial brought from Nurnberg after worrying about ill health yesterday afternoon. He had taught criminology at the University of California since 1949 and was under medical treatment for a stomach ailment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley
Califur
Douglas McGlashan Kelley
Nuernberg
Hermann Goerling
Polige
Kelley
University of California
Police Li
John A. Lundquist
New Year Weather Brings Snow and Low Temps
The city endures a second winter wave with a high of 30 degrees and a low near 17 last night. Officials note continued snow and cold for the next day, removal crews clearing streets, and drivers urged to exercise caution as roads remain passable though slick.
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Amity
Solon Warns Of Spending Spree
Solon urges restraint in defense spending and calls for common sense budgeting. He favors limiting Navy to destroyers and submarines, argues big surface ships are vulnerable to missiles and air attacks, and doubts a debt increase will be avoided in the next session.
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Cannon
North Pole
Congress
House
Martin (Muss
Martin Clark Clash Over 1958 Views In Pittsburgh Issue
In the January Greater Pittsburgh magazine, Sen. Martin and Sen. Clark diverge on defense and space. Martin calls Sputnik talks hysterical and links survival to a strong economy to fund anti Communist defense. Clark foresees rising missile spending and tax shifts to cover public costs. Gov Leader sees 1958 economic impact from space race and highways benefiting business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Permsunus
Kaward Martin
R-Pa
Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
Greater
America
Sen. Clark
Three burglars plead guilty in Pine Woods tavern case
Samy, Gilliland, Emerson, Marsh and Elsingar faced burglary and larceny charges from the Pine Woods tavern break in near Warren in early December and related car thefts for an armed robbery in New York. Judge Flick suspended their sentences pending transfer to New York authorities.
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Lommlem
Eur Ope Samy
Titusville
Pine Woods
Warren
New York State
Gilliland
Alexander C. Flick Jr
Warren County
Emerson, Marsh
Elslnger
New York
New York Forecast for 1958 Ends with Global Hopes
A year ahead forecast cites earth changes and shifting patterns influencing world events. It humorously predicts a "Dumb Doll" toy, a Russian setback toward the moon, a moon miss by the British, and limited Milwaukee success in the National League. It notes changes in hobbies and self reflection, plus Khrushchev's reduced drinking.
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New York
Milwaukee
Yankees
Kansas City
Khrushchev
Hal Boyle's Americana Weather and World View Note
In France a premier may hold power longer than any since World War II. The piece suggests consequences for the Middle East and offers a cautious forecast for 1958 with cloud cover and intermittent sun. A hopeful horoscope wraps the column.
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France
Middle East
Dunkirk Man Killed in 1957 Route Crash in Chautauqua County
A 45 year old Dunkirk man John W. McNulty died in a head on collision on Route one mile west of Dunkirk around 11 45 p m Tuesday. Six other Dunkirk residents were injured including Mickel Romance 26 Robert Abersold 25 Leonard Schrants 22 Archie Bajtos 26 Neil Cross 21 and Ronald Nichalak 21 all admitted to Brooks Memorial Hospital in fair condition. Deputies said McNulty may have lost control and swerved into oncoming traffic. Road location cited in Chautauqua County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunkirk
Chautauqua
Dunkrk
John W. McNulty
Mickel Romance
McNulty
Remisnes Subres
Wecations
Robert Abersold
Leonard Schrants
Archie Bajtos
Niel Cross
Ronald Nichalak
Brooks Memorial Hospital
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Warren Kelly
Columbus
Kathryn Jean
Kathleen Jean
Corry Area
Kathleen Kelly
James R. Tomer
Merle Smith
Washington Street
Tomer
Kathryn Welly
Miss Donna Sharer
Buetikofer-Johnson
Corry, Vay
Senate
Snc
Oswego
Cady and Collier
South St
Rexall
Erne
OUR (Zeq Drug Store
Morth” Center
Solon
Martin, Clark
Hal Boyle
Corry Savings & Loan
Corry Savings and Loan
CORRY
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