Local society notes highlight festival plans and community events
Bearan McMichagy reports on the Carry Memorial Hospital Ladies Auxiliary split festival plans and CMHA Sno Ball. Includes notes on arrivals and visits by Mrs. Edeen and others, New Year festivities at Lakewood, and local members attending weddings, funerals, and college graduations. Former Eisenhower parade marshal trophy noted for local Odd Fellows.
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Carry Memorial Hospital
William Leaby
Frederick Street
CMHA
Moose Club
John Edeen
John
Einar
Mark
Bairview Street
Edeen
A. A. Cralino
McKeesport
Capt
Salvation Army
Citadel
Los Angeles
Calif
Lance Ross
City
Ross
John Jackson
Mr. Ross
Wayne Brandt
Carter Hill
Lakewood Rod and Gun Club
Lakewood
Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge
Edward Rossbacher
Noble
Elsie Root
South Second’ Avenue
Ralph Corbett
Barbara
Franklin
Order of Odd Fellow
Pasadena
Dwight Eisenhower
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Marriage of Marilyn Ingram and Ralph Hubbard in California
Marilyn J Ingram of Anaheim California daughter of Mr and Mrs William J Ingram of 45 Grove Street and Ralph Hubbard of Long Beach California formerly of Coventry England wed on December 14 at The Chapel of The Bells Anaheim Rev Fred W Niedringhaus officiated. Bride wore emerald green satin with matching accessories and white gloves. Best man Arlen Miller. Reception held at the newlyweds apartment in Anaheim. Both are employed at North American Aviation Inc Anaheim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn J. Ingram
Anaheim
Calif
William J. Ingram
Grove Street
Ralph Hubbard
Long Beach
Foremerly
Coventry
England
Bernice Guik
River~ Side
Arlen Miller
Mrs Hubbard
Mrs. Hubbard
Utonelus Division
North American Auitins, Inc
I Anaheim
Fire kills aged Mercer man at home
A late night fire in Mercer Pennsylvania killed Charles G. Tih in his house trailer. The blaze damaged the structure and defense authorities responded. The cause remains under investigation by local fire officials.
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Mercer
Charles G. Tih
Mercer Bor Coa Tmits
Vireman Bhaingd
WWE
Birthday party honors Mrs. Daley on 71st birthday
A celebration for Mrs. Rhoda Daley of 313 West Church Street marked her 71st birthday with an oyster dinner and cake. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Howard Phelps and children of Union City, Mr. and Mrs. George Sterling of Spartansburg R D 2, Miss Georgia Sterling of Cleveland, Ohio, and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Phelps and children, Mrs. Blanche Vanik and daughter Christine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhoda Daley
West Church Street
Howard Phelps
Union City
George Sterling
Spartansburg
Georgia Sterling
Cleveland
Ohio
Richard Phelps
Blanche Vanik
Christine
Paul Sonoski Jr Hosts Pizza Party In Columbus
Last evening Paul Bernard Sonoski Jr entertained a group of friends at his home in Columbus. Guests included Mark Bloom Debbie Bloom Joseph Mc Laughlin Susan Steves Richard Steves Becky Damon and Stephanie Triola. Games and contests followed by potato chips pretzels pizza and soft drinks were served.
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Paul Bernard Sonoski Jr
Columbus
Mark Bloom
Debbie Bloom
Joseph McLaughlin
Susan Steves
Richard Steves
Becky Damon
Stephanie Triola
Cuban government alleged acts of aggression listed to OAS
The Cuban Judicial Association in Exile said it sent the Organization of American States a list of 278 alleged acts of aggression or subversion by Fidel Castro's government against Latin American nations. Sandra Bennett and daughter Robin of Corry, and Mrs Olive Willis of Burton, Ohio.
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Miami
Fla
Cuban Judicial Association In Exile
Organization of American States
Fidel Castro
Sandra Bennett
Robin
Corry
Olive Willis
Burton, Ohio
Brothers tie ski race in Aspen with U S leaders
The Entiedy brothers Robert and Edward tied a ski race on Aspen Mountain. Robert, U S attorney general, won by .1 second with Tom Corcoran as partner in doubles. Edward, a U S senator, partnered Andrea Mead Lawrence in giants, as the brothers vacation in Aspen and prepare to depart for Washington. De Gaulle to visit Mexico in March possible meeting with Johnson noted. Remarque reports slight indisposition but stable, and Cardinal Cushing urges support for Kennedy Memorial Library at Harvard.
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Laspen
Galo
Entiedy
Robert
Edward
U.S
Tom Corcoran
Colorado
Aspen
Massachusetts
Andrea Mead Lawrence
Washington
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Mexico
Johnson
Martinique
Guad
Jotason
de Gaulle
Boston
Richard Cardinal Cushing
John F. Kennedy
Harvard University
Kennedy
Bible Readings Fill Newark Radio Station WFME FM
The entire Bible is being read on WFME FM in Newark starting at 6 am on January 1 and will run about 18 hours daily with a Sunday morning church service pause until around 6 pm Monday. One thousand three hundred seventy six volunteers from 20 states recorded the readings on tapes, averaging about 25 verses each, to capture American voices and avoid professional readers.
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Newark
Nonston
Wfme-Fm
Jack French
America
Television Review Previewing NBCs New Satire Show
Television critic notes That Was the Week That Was debuts as a live half hour on NBC with Marshall Jamison directing. The program plans topical humor drawn from daily news and politics, aiming for a sharp offbeat point of view despite potential limited mass appeal.
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New York
Marshall Jamison
Jamison
Bobby Baker
Urges Gifts Be Given To Mrs Oswald
Dr K Owen White of Houston, president of the Southern Baptist Convention, urged gifts to the Oswald family in a Stand result piece. He called it a wonderful opportunity to show the faith is warm and personal, noting the Oswalds face stigma they did not bring and must cope with limited relatives.
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Hallastar
K. Owen White
Houston
Southern Baptist Convention
Lee Harvey Oswald
White
Ard
Baptist General. Convention of ‘Texas
Fist Baptist Church
Oswald
Public sympathy pours in for Kennedy era victims families
Dr White noted the Standard reported about 530,000 contributed to Oswald family while nearly 500,000 was donated to the family of slain Dallas Policeman J D Tippit killed shortly after Kennedy's assassination.
Arlington Burial Eligibility Rules Expanded
Arlington National Cemetery officials report a fourfold rise in inquiries about burial eligibility. The policy covers members and honorably discharged veterans of the armed forces, their spouses and dependent children, with no charge for burial.
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John F. Kennedy
Arlington National Cemetery
Arlington
Chimp Breaks Cage at Denver Zoo Attack Follows
An angry 17 pound male chimpanzee broke his cage gate and charged spectators including women and children. Trainer Clyde L. Smith Sr wrestled the ape and was bitten severely on the arm. Christie, the male’s 5 year old female mate, rushed out and leaped onto the other ape, then chewed at his back end as he fled to a storage shed. An attendant fired a shotgun to drive the pair away. Christie had been raised by Smith and his wife before being given to the zoo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenyvent
Denver Zoo
Clyde L. Smith
Christie
Smith
Hunt For Downed Plane Suspended Not Abandoned
In Dunkirk a private two engine plane flying from Buffalo to Cleveland disappeared on December 17. CAP and Royal Canadian Air Force, Coast Guard bases at Dunkirk, Buffalo and Ice, with Air Force Rescue Center in Macon coordinating, continued search until December 22. Plane piloted by Thomas S. Dickinson, 32, of Cleveland, reported icing carburetors about 30 minutes after takeoff. Search suspended but not abandoned pending definite findings.
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Dunkirk
Buffalo
Cleveland
Civil Air Patrol
Thomas S. Dickinson
Greater Buffalo International
Dickinson
CAP
Royal Canadian Air Force
Coast Guard
Ice
Air Force Rescue Center
Macon
Federal Aeronautics Administration
Harassment Suit Seeks Damages Over Bakers in Delmar Village
In County Court, 15 individuals are charged with unlawful conspiracy to harass Horace Baker and his family after they moved into Delmar Village. The suit alleges demonstrations against the Bakers, calls for boycotts, a freedom march, anonymous phone blasts, threatening letters, and printed leaflets. Baker, a laboratory technician, was released Monday from Hav erford State Hospital after treatment for a nervous breakdown.
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Mission
Tragedy Tied to Monoxide Fatalities at Toll Plaza
In Wilmington Delaware authorities say carbon monoxide caused the deaths of Edward R. Huber aged 37 from Big Springs Maryland and his brother Bernard 38 of Perry Fla. Ma. The victims were found inside the cab of a tractor trailer parked near the Delaware Memorial Bridge toll plaza.
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Willmington
Del
Edward R. Huber
Big Springs
Bernard Huber
Perry Fl
DelaWare Memorial Bridge
Dump Deserted Autos In Ocean Plan Sparks Debate
New York officials consider dumping abandoned cars in the Atlantic off Long Island to create artificial wrecks for fish habitat and potential fishing benefits. Commissioner Frank J. Leia warns the plan hinges on scrap metal prices, noting cars could fetch around five dollars each if scrap value rises.
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New York
Atlantic Ocean
Long Island
Frank J. Leia
Department of Sagitation
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