Open House at Bauer Home Celebrates Yearend
The Menon SOCIETY event at Rev. Paul F. Bauer and wife’s home 19 West Park Place ran yesterday from noon to 5 PM and 7 to 9 PM with flowers candles and a decorated Christmas tree. Attendees included Mrs. Willard Shyeve Mrs. Robert Galbreath and many others while refreshments of sandwiches cookies tea and coffee were served. A birthday cake honored Rey. Bauer and numerous neighbors and friends attended from Eden Findley Lake Warren Johnstown Syracuse and beyond.
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Newhuman Cew
Paul F. Bauer
West Park Place
Willard ‘Shyeve
Robert Galbreath
Russell Briggs
John Kennedy
Kennth Burr
Clare Capwell
Thomas Russell
Elmer Sharer
J. H. Heerlein
Sandra Cochran
Sandra Beardsley
Marian Bauer
Linda Anderson
Jackie Paulson
Diane Beardsley
Rey. Bauer
Club Social Gatherings in Norfolk Visit and Serviceman Plans
Mrs James V Small Miss Mamie Mack and Mr and Mrs Walter Rhodes spent the weekend in Norfolk Virginia visiting the former s husband James V Small FN who is stationed aboard the USS Canisteo Mr Small leaves January ath for service in the Mediterranean Cadet Robert Miller son of Mr and Mrs Frank Miller of Fourth Avenue left last night to resume studies at Fork Union Military Academy Fork Union Va after holidays at home Mr and Mrs E F Bettes East Frederick Street spent the weekend at Lakewood visiting the latter s sister Mrs H Bartels and her husband and their son Bruce home for holidays from Annapolis Md Mrs E J Roach has returned home on East Main Street after spending several weeks in Toledo with her daughter Mrs Guy Delaney and her family Mrs Belaney and her daughter Debbie accompanied Mrs Roach home and will remain for a visit
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Carl ‘Taylor
Eden, N
A. W. Harmon
B.D
Gat) Taylor
Findley Lake
Harmon
William
Northwestern University
Evanston, Til
Clyde Johnston
Becky
Patty
Louisville
Lakehurst
N. J
Willis Stroup
Spring Creek
Russell Johnson
Syracuse
Kan
Ater
Earl Burlingame
Marion Street
Mr. Johnson
Mr. Johnson Is Mrs. Burlingame's Son, Merle Haskell
East Pleasant Street
Hamot Hospital
Erie
Leon TenHuisen
Douglas Hanks
Emma Arnink
Corry
John Nyweide
Clymer
Richard Haight
Philadelphia
Gerald Bagley
East Irving Street
Donald Bagley
Houghton College
Candler
N. C
James V. Small
Mamie Mack
Walter Rhodes
Norfolk
James V.small
Canisteo
Small
Mediterranean
Robert Miller
Frank Miller
Fork Union Military Academy
Fork Union
E. F. Bettes
East Frederick Street
Lakewood
H. Bartels
Bruce
Annapolis
E. J. Roach
East Main Street
Toledo
Guy Delaney
Belaney
Debbie
Corry Grange Meets HIE Nesey Ve We y WesaTGENG
Corry Grange held a meeting in the Grange Hall with the charter draped for William Akam. Worthy Master John Decker presided as announcements included a January 6 corporation meeting at the Decker home and an Erie County Grange masters gathering led by Mrs. Arthur Harwood. A program featured cross country slides by Kirk Sawyer and a talk on state school taxes by Dr. L M Douglas. Maxing Vanderhoof and the Dingley elders sang a comic song before a lunch served by Mrs. Loretta Belden and committee. Next Grange meeting set for January 16.
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Grange
William Akam
John Decker
Pennsylvania
New York State
Kirk Sawyer
L. M. Douglas
Maxing Vanderhoof
Joan
Allan Dinglelder
Loretta Belden
New Year's Party for Robert Jewell Held by Locals
A New Year’s party was hosted Saturday by Miss Geraldine and David Klinger on Seneca Street to honor Robert Jewell of West Pleasant Street who departs today for Bainbridge Maryland to enter the U S Navy. About 35 young people attended with a tape recorder for entertainment and light refreshments later. Early morning the group attended a breakfast at Clark Bachom er’s Concord Street home. Guests included people from Corry Buffalo Erie Sharon Spring Creek and Spartansburg.
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Geraldine
David Klinger
Seneca Street
Robert Jewell
West Pleasant Street
Bainbridge
U. S. Navy
Clark Bachomer
Concord Street
Corry
Buffalo
Erie
Sharon
Spring Creek
Spartansburg
Holiday parties mark New Year’s week end
$955 ushered in locally with open house affairs and family gatherings plus annual dances at Elks Moose and VEW clubs. Sunday featured a VFW Club open house and the Stanford Hose Company held its New Year open house. Hosts included Mr and Mrs Raymond Buchomer Mr and Mrs Harold K Powell Mr and Mrs Ivan Smith Dr and Mrs E H Harmon and Mr and Mrs Harold Cragg.
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Elks, Moose
VFW
Stanford Hose Company
Raymond Buchomer
Harold K. Powell
Ivan Smith
E. H. Harmon
Harold Cragg
Married Couples Party Welcomes New Year at McCray Church
The Young Married Couples Sunday School class hosted a New Year’s Eve gathering at the Gates home in A. D. 1. Seventeen attendees enjoyed games and home movies, followed by chili, coffee, ice cream, and brownies served by the hostess with help from Mrs. Rupert Morris.
Miss Virgene Stutzman to Wed Howard Rohde
The engagement of Miss Virgene Stutzman to Howard Rohde was announced on Christmas Day. Miss Stutzman is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willard Stutzman of R. D. 3, Filer Idaho. Mr. Rohde is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Rohde of R. D. 1, Spring Creek, and he farms. No wedding date has been set.
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Virgena Stutzman
Howard Rohde
Virgene Stutzman
Miss Stutzman
Willard Stutzman
Filer High School
Filer
Idaho
Rohde
Fritz Rohde
Spring Creek
Wattsburg High School
Miss Linda Tarbell Feted At Holiday Affair
Mr and Mrs Norman Tarbell hosted a New Year Eve party at 429 East South Street to celebrate their daughter Linda who turns 13 on January 5. Guests enjoyed games and dancing with light refreshments from a shack bar and New Year favors. Birthday cake ice cream and many gifts were given to Linda.
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Linda Tarbell
Norman Tarbell
East South Street
Linda
Hi Club New Year Eve Party Thrives At Corry High
The Hi Club of Corry Area High School organized a New Year’s Eve party at Wright School from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. drawing about 150 students and youths. The Downbeats played music led by Miss Judy Dwyer, with Earl Roberts hosting. Earl Roberts presided as master of ceremonies, Miss Marlene McIntyre sang, and Dennis Beardsley played trumpet. Several car prizes were awarded. Chaperones included Mr. and Mrs. Burgess, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Senstead, and Robert Senstead from Vandergrift, Pa.
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Corry Area High School
Robert ‘Tunnel
Craig Seastead
Wright School
Judy Dwyer
Earl Roberts
Marlene McIntyre
Dennis Beardsley
Arthur ©. Burgess
Arnold Senstead
Robert Senstead
Vandergrift
Kefauver Enters Florida Primary Race
Jacksonville Florida Senator Estes Kefauver announced he will enter Florida’s Democratic preferential primary for the presidential nomination this year. He seeks to expand support in the Southern states and contest the delegate allocation in the upcoming election.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Estes Kefauver
Florida
Lamielle Baby Born At Corry Memorial Hospital
A daughter was born Sunday night at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Basil Lamielle of RD. The birth adds a new member to the Lamielle family and was celebrated by relatives resident in the area.
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Bor
The
Corry Memorial Hospital
Basil Lamielle
R. D
DiSalle Enters Ohio Governor Race Backed by Lausche Policies
Ohio Democrat Michael V. DiSalle, ex federal price stabilization chief and Toledo attorney, declared candidacy for governor pledging to continue Gov. Lausche's programs. He is the second Democrat to announce, with Port Clinton’s Robert W. Reider also seeking the nomination. Lausche plans a U S Senate run. Thomas A. Burke of Cleveland is considering a governor bid after an interim U S Senate appointment. DiSalle previously ran for the U S Senate in 1950 and Toledo mayor.
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DiSalle
Ohio
Associated
Prem Ledo
Michael V. DiSalle
Frank J. Lausche
Toledo
Lusch
Robert W. Reider
Port Clinton
Lausche
U. S
Thomas A. Burke
Cleveland
U.S. Senate
Truman
John W. Bricker
Dinah Shore Almost Loses Dress During Tournament of Roses
Dinah Shore nearly lost her $1,000 gold plated gown on a Tournament of Roses float as a parading heater caused parts of the dress to burn away. A spectator noted the thinning gown while Dinah prepared to appear on the float.
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Shore
Dinah
Former Corry Pastor Dies At Age 83
Former Corry pastor and longtime minister in the United Brethren and Methodist churches dies at age 83. He was born August 2, 1899, in McClellans Corners, served in Mayville and Corry, led the EUB Church here in 1915 and 1916, retired in 1945, and later provided supply ministry in Kennedy Ellington and Watts Mills. Survived by his wife and children, funeral at First Methodist Church Jamestown with several pastors officiating. burial Lake View Cemetery.
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Methodist Conference
Frewsburg
Forestville
Conneaut Lake
Ripley
Brent
Perals Skinner
Kent
Vinnie Crawford
Sharon
Corn Gilmore
Newark
Elton Brainard
Probe Launched Into West Virginia Prison Riot
Assochite Press reports a short uprising at the State Penitentiary in Moundsville West Virginia led to three guards sent to hospital and significant property damage. Warden Over J Skeen promises drastic discipline and nearly 20 prisoners involved. The riot began around 1 30 a m and lasted about an hour and 45 minutes in South Hall with guards attacked using maces and other means. Burdell Kirkland held hostage but escaped serious injury. Three guards were assaulted but not seriously hurt.
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Assochite Press
Moundsville
W. Va
Whi
J. Skeen
Asst
Depty
Roy Adkins
Soith Hall
Burdell Kirkland
Adkins
Injured Trio Treated At Glen Cole Hospital In Brief
Tom Poldeico and Nosh Gilker tson were reported in good condition at Glen Cole hospital. Gay Criner was released after emergency treatment from the same institution.
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Tom Poldeico
Nosh Gilkertson
Glen Cole
Gay Criner
Thief Steals Safe From Peach Street Liquor Store
New Year’s weekend break in at Peach Street liquor store yields an estimated cash loot exceeding $10,000. Manager John Taylor found the safe missing on Monday morning after opening at 8. The rear door was jimmied, and the safe held Saturday receipts and cash for making change. Police say the break in was not visible from the street wall.
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Pennsylvania
Peach Street
John ‘Taylor
Taylor
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