Socially Highlights CGG Card Club Meets At West Smith Street
The CGG Card Club met at Mrs. Harold Gragg’s home on West Smith Street with Mrs. William Johnson as guest. Two tables played contract bridge with awards to Mrs. Cregg, Mrs. J. F. Needham, and Mrs. F. W. Dey. special prize to Mrs. James Sullivan and door prize to Mrs. Dey. Hostess served dessert. Next meeting set for January 1 at Mrs. Milton Van Dresar’s home. The notice also covers engagements and social notices including Miss Evelyn Jeatt McCray McCray’s engagement to Glenn Byumagin, education, and wedding plans.
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CGG
Harold Cragg
Harold Gragg
CGG Club
West Smith Street
William Johnson
Cregg
J. F. Needham
F. W. Dey
James Sullivan
Dey
Milton van Dresar
Women of the Moose Hold Routine Meeting in Corry
Corry chapter 717 Women of the Moose held a routine session led by Mrs. Clarence Kireh. New candidates were initiated, a rummage sale planned for January 10 at Bue Sink Garage, and donations urged for the bloodmobile. The chapter voted to buy a resuscitator for Corty Memorial Hospital. Lights and refreshments followed, with a special meeting announced for officers guides and escorts Tuesday at 7 30 p m.
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Women of the Moose
Corry
Clarence Kireh
Alfred VanDresar
Clarence Madison Jr
Mynfordt Williams
Buesink
North Center Street
Leo Heberlein
Corty Memorial Hospital
John McLaughlin
Gyril Gingna
Neva Appleber
Mrs Harold A Gilbert Hosts DAR Meeting in Broken Straw Valley
Mrs Harold A Gilbert of West Church street hosted the January meeting of the Broken Straw Valley Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Regent T W Whitehead presided as reports from committee heads were heard and Roger Brown was named Approved Schools Committee chair. Hubert S Vaughn presented colored slides from a West Coast trip, enjoyed by 21 members as tea and treats were served by the hostess and assistants. J H Heerlein will entertain the DAR in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold A. Gilbert
DAR
West Church Street
Brokenstraw Valley
V. E. Om
T. W. ‘Whitehead
Roger Brown
Hubert S. Vaughn
West Coast
Walter Peake
George ‘Boyd
Horton Davis
J.H. Heerlein
Hospital Auxiliary Dinner and Meeting Planned
The January Corry Memorial Hospital Ladies Auxiliary will host a dinner at Columins Restaurant in Columins at 6 30 p m Tuesday. All past presidents and new members are honored guests. reservations with Mrs L O Nichols are due by Sunday night. The regular meeting follows with Mrs James Sinaye presiding.
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Mia
James Sinaye
Wheelock Aid elects new officers at January meeting
New officers were elected at the Wheelock Community Aid meeting held last evening at Mrs. Leon VanTissel home. President Mrs. John Kennedy chaired as devotions led by Mrs. Frank Harvey and closing prayer by Mrs. Wayne Hopkins preceded officer ballots. New officers include Mrs. Jan Howard president, Mrs. Kenneth Harvey vice president, Mr. Kennet Loveland treasurer, Mrs. Robert Williams secretary, Mrs. Frank Harvey chaplain, Mrs. Merle Williams house committee, and Mrs. Charles Mennedy reporter. A slide program of western states by Carl Henton followed adjournment with next meeting set for January 7 at Mrs. Jan Howard’s home.
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Wheelock Aid
Wheelock Community Aid
Leon VanTissel
Merle Williams
John Kennedy
Frank Harvey
gWen
Wayne Fopkins
Jan Howard
Kenneth Harvey
Kennet Loveland
Robert Williams
Charles Mennedy
Carl Henton
Schrader Engaged to Gates in Clymer Nuptials Planned
Clymer High student Josephine Schrader is engaged to Charlen Gates of Corrs. Miss Schrader, a 1956 Curry Heights graduate, works at Ajax Tron. No wedding date set.
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Clymer High
Stanley J. Schrader
Clymer
Josephine
Charlen Gites
Forest Gates
Corrs
Miss Schrader
Clyner
Sind
Deritance
Curry
Ett School
Ajax Tron
State Trooper Speaks At Extension Club Meet
Corp Herman Ziegler of the State Police was the guest speaker at the Erie County Senior Extension Club meeting held at Wattaburg Grange Hall. Ziegler discussed highway safety. An informative film followed the presentation and refreshments were served during the social period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corp
Herman Ziegler
State Police
Erie County
Wattaburg Grange Hall
Corp. Ziegler
Harbor Half Aid Elects Officers at February Meeting
Harbor Half Ladies Aid met with eight members and families attending a dinner at 15 p.m. The election of officers was held with Mrs Gates presiding. Officers chosen: Mrs Fralick president, Mrs Swanson VP, Mrs Lindstrom secretary treasurer, Mrs Jewell chaplain, Mrs Vance assistant chaplain, Mrs Gates publicity, Mrs Morris, Mrs Lindstrom and Mrs Chelton work committee. Members shared 27th Pearl and Intercut blocks. A baby shower for Mrs Jewell was held. Next meeting February 7 at the community building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harbor Half Aid
Harbor Half Ladies Aid
Lewis Allen
Neil Gates
Gates
The
Aid
Guy Fralick
Lawrence Swanson
Arthu Lindstrom
Lewis Jewell
Oscar Vance
Nell Gates
Rupert Morris
Fred Lindstrom
Ethe
Win Chelton
Lewis Alter
Reed
Steel prices rise at Jestop Steel Co in Washington PA
Non magnetic steel base prices increased yesterday by Jestop Steel Co in Washington. Nickel grade steel with 7.75 percent nickel rose 26 cents per pound while 325 percent nickel and 415 percent chrome varieties were boosted one cent per pound. Previous base prices were not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jestop Steel Go
Women’s Relief Corps Officers Installed
Officers of the Women’s Relief Corps were installed at the Corry Grange Hall with Mrs. K. D. Brown presiding and Mrs. Florence Bates as installing officer. New officers include Mrs. Wesley Willis as president and Mrs. Leon Wynn as senior vice president. Coffee was served and a baby shower with quilt tying planned for January 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansueyceey Sucwoers
Women’, Relief Corps
Regular Corps
Corry Grange Hall
K. D. Brown
Florence Bates
Manley Robbins Sr
Wesley Willis
Leon Wynn
Ernest Buetikofer
Henry Hill
Loretta Belden
Walter Pier
Charles Newman
J. D. Brown
Irae Wickwire
Alma Dingfelder
C. A. Pier
Disappearance probe targets actress Marie McDonald
Police investigate the夜 disappearance of actress Marie McDonald from her Encino home after a midnight incident. A caller warned her mother no harm would come if police were not notified, and a threatening note appeared in the mailbox. Investigators say it is too early to label it a kidnapping. Former husband Michael Wilding says he visited the actress last night.
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Michael Wilding
Elisabeth ‘Taylor
Misa McDonald
Molly
Dining Guide and Entertainment Directory Highlights Local Eats
A guide listing Pittsfield inns and eateries with notes on cuisine and hospitality. Includes PITTSFIELD INN with winter hours and reservations, GINNIE'S CAFETERIA offering daily meals and quick service, FRANK and VERNA'S RESTAURANT open daily with listed hours, Colonel Drake Hotel in Titusville for banquets and weddings, and dining options across the region. Reservations urged where noted.
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Verna
Colonfous
Brnday
Lassie
Randle Heae
Jaual Hall
Alga
Colonel Drake
Titusville
Vidal
Nora
Americans blame sex mania in society says Sorokin
AMBRIDGE Mass Prof Sorokin of Harvard argues Americans drift toward sex anarchy as depicted in his book The American Sex Revolution He links rising divorce rates sex crimes and media focus to a broader erosion of morals and public life He warns that sex bribery and blackmail rival monetary corruption and that cocktail parties fuel premarital and extramarital unions.
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Ambridge
Mass
Prin Sorokin
Harvard University
Sorokin
He Aso
Harvard
East German Leaders Seek Boost From Soviet Economy
Otto Grotewohl and Walter Ulbricht led a 12 member East German delegation into the Kremlin for new talks with Premier Bulganin on Soviet economic aid. The discussions included political and cultural topics, with economists expecting the main focus to be financial assistance. In Butler Pennsylvania, officials halted publication of parking meter receipts after meters were damaged and receipts exposed the takings.
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Muscow Ih
Susv
Otto Grotewohl
Kremlin
Germany
Grotewohl
Communist Party
Walter Ulbicht
Bulganin
Butler
Walter Schwebpe
Middle East Aid Plan Draws Mixed Egyptian Response
Cairo newspapers react to President Eisenhower's stand by powers and economic aid proposals. Al Ahram cautions the plan risks trusteeship over the region and could undermine Middle East sovereignty while suggesting U.S. aid aims to empower local states to fill a vacuum without Western dominance.
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Egypt
Mid-East
Cairo
Eisenhower
Middle West
al Ahram
Wid Music Horse
al Ahram Said the President's Military Proposal: Gouinded
United States
Middle East
Names Of Centenarians Harrisburg 1957
The Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania seeks the names and dates of birth of residents who will turn 100 in 1957. Since 1948, 418 Pennsylvanians have received hand lettered testimonial plaques signed by society officials and presented by local officers to honor long life and healthful living.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Medical Society of
State of
State Stregl
Harerisburg
Philadelphia Cops Switch to Yellow Raincoats
Philadelphia police switch from black to yellow raincoats for better night visibility. Officers cite improved safety and identification in wet conditions amid light rain and fog.
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Philadelphia
Tiflc
Tom
Girl 17 Held In 5000 Dollar Merchandise Theft
Charlotte court records reveal 17 year old Dixie Ann Craver charged with forgery and larceny after allegedly buying two hats and charging them to a Charlotte woman while claiming the items were for friends. Craver also faced allegations that clothing pilfered from her store went to acquaintances. She cited concern for her boyfriend, a marine at Camp Lejeune, as police noted more arrests in the case.
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Charlotte
N.C
Dixie Ann Graver
Miss Craver
Gimp Lejeune
Jailhouse remark echoes loss and doubt over overseas duty
In a jail cell Miss Craver laments that her boyfriend is far away on standby for overseas duty and recalls his harsh words when she revealed troubling news. She fears she may not see him again due to the deployment.
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Miss Craver
Polio Cases Drop Sharply in 1956 Amid Vaccine Rollout
In 1956 polio cases in the United States fell about 472 percent to 16 400 from 29 270 in 1955, the Public Health Service said. The drop follows widespread Salk vaccine use, with paralytic cases down from 20 681 in 1955 to 6 708 in 1956.
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Washington
Borvice
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Sawyer
Evelyn Jeatt McCray
Kenneth C. Mc
Cray
Miss McCray
Glenn Byumagin
Ed Beumhagin
Lowville
Clymer High School
Hamot Hospital
C. L. Auer
East Congress Street
Homeric
Caribbean Sea
H. S. Lawrence Jr
HMC
USN
Bainsbridge
Lawrence
Harley Banks
Helen Jones
Arizona
Cory
W. M. Anderson
Tucson
James Wiley
Phoenix
Richard Staples
Gerald Staples
Wayne Street
Fort Jackson
5. C
Women's Relief Corps
Probe
Paris
Dining Guide and Entertainment Directory
Pittsfield Inn
Phone Youngeviio
Ginnie's
West Oursere
Satserv
Lake Lirday
Childdren
Loblaws
Gioia
Oruiarn Park
del Monte
Alibert
Homburg Cortland
Idaho
Chapin’s
F.C. Chapin & Son
U.S
Us Is
Sala
Ohara Ohn Forsythe
Che Tin Hovey
Ree Hamid
Ssi Ice Blanchard
Wallice
Martin
Lahal Tallis Om
EBC
Nema Remane
Aia
Baer
Armstrong
Gilson
Gilson’s
Columbus
Sunbeam
Corry "Savings Cloanzu
Etraet
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