Surprise 70th birthday party honors Mike Brunecz
Mike Brunecz of Sugar Grove was feted at a surprise party for his 70th birthday. Twenty or more relatives and guests attended, with Cy Livich providing accordion entertainment and a decorated cake with 70 candles. Attendees included many Brunecz family members from Sugar Grove, Erie, Jamestown, Warren, and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Brunecz
Mike Bruneca
Sugar Grove
Brunecz
Cy Livich
Cleveland
Mike Brunecz Jr
Joseph Brunecz
Steve Brunecz
Frank Brunecz
Peter Bruneca
Gizella Madison
John Brunece
Martin Brunecs
Carl Brunecz
Andy Brunecz
Louis Brunecz
Busti
George Tichey
Watts Flats
Anne Brunecz
Jamestown
Shower Held for Mrs Richard Daniels and Son Clinton Edward
Mrs Richard Daniels and her infant son Clinton Edward were honored at a Saturday evening shower hosted by Mrs Charles Daniels Mrs Henry daquith Jr and Mrs William Daniels at 413 Concord Street Twenty one friends and relatives attended bingo and visiting were the entertainment Floor prize went to Mrs Frank McCaslin Refreshments included decorated shower cake jello and coffee The honored guests received several nice gifts Out of town guests came from French Creek Spring Creek Garland Jamestown and Frewsburg
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Daniels
Clinton Edward
Charles Daniels
Henry Daquith Jr
William Daniels
Concord Street
Frank McCaslin
French Creek
Spring Creek
Garland
Jamestown
Frewsburg
Union Official Dies in Los Angeles at 60
James G. Times 60 international vice president of the CIO United Steelworkers since 1946 died yesterday at Kaiser Foundation Hospital where he had been a patient since Christmas Day.
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Los Angeles
James G.times
CIO
United Steelworkers
Kaiser Foundation Hospital
Supply firm sues to recover farm supplies losses
In Erie County court North East Fruit Growers Inc filed suit to collect 2658.67 for stakes wire and fertilizer sold in 1952 to Merle F Babbitt and wife of North East Township. The action names Mr and Mrs Babbitt as defendants.
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ERIE
North East
Erie County
Merle F. Babbitt
North East Fruit Growers, Inc
Birthday Party for Miss Mary Alice Tobias
Miss Mary Alice Tobias, nine, was honored at a Saturday birthday party at her Matadam Mill home. Her mother, Mrs H J Tobias, hosted with 15 girls invited. Games and contests filled the 4 to 7 p.m. hour as Patti Messinger assisted with a dessert lunch of cake and ice cream. Gifts and yellow green decorating accents highlighted the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Alice Tobias
Matadam Mill
H. J. ‘Tobias
Patti Messinger
Mary Alice
Treon Benefit Luncheon Tickets On Sale At St Pauls Church
Tickets are available for a Treon Society benefit chili luncheon at St Pauls Lutheran Church on Wednesday from 11 30 a m to 1 p m. Co chairs are Mrs Gerald Staples Mrs Raymond Cathers and Mrs William Miller who also head the kitchen. Other committees include Mrs John Street Mrs Gus Eder dining room Mrs Robert Catlin Mrs Milton Cherry coffee and Mrs Harold K Powell tickets. Luncheon features hot chili salad rolls homemade pie and coffee. Tickets may be purchased from Mrs Powell or at the door.
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Treon
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Treon Society
Gerald Staples
Raymond Cathers
William Miller
John Street
Gus Eder
Robert Catlin
Milton. Cherry
Harold K. Powell
Powell
Shampoe, Harmon Families Report Newborns
A son born early this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Gordon Shampoe of R D Le A daughter born January 12 to Mr and Mrs Daniel Harmon of Enid Oklahoma. Mrs Harmon formerly Mary Jean Kolstee of this city is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Merle Kolstee of Spring Street.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Gordon Shampoe
R. D. le
Daniel Harmon
Enid
Okla
Harmon
Mary Jean Kolstee
This City
Merle Kolstee
Spring Street
Twins Celebrate Seventh Birthday At Chestnut Street Party
Mr and Mrs Frederick Ahl of Chestnut Street hosted a Saturday party for their twins Danny and Diane who turned seven. Twelve classmates attended from 2 to 4 pm with balloons candy horses games and records. Guests enjoyed pink and white birthday cake ice cream and soft drinks while gifts were exchanged.
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Danny
Diane Ahl
Frederick Ahl
Chestnut Street
Chine
Diane
Food Canning Boosts State Farm Income in Pennsylvania
D G DeLand of the American Can Company notes Pennsylvania produced about 42 million pounds of vegetables for canning and processing last year, yielding more than 86 million dollars to farmers. The state grew tomatoes Lima beans snap beans and sweet corn, with nearly 58 thousand acres planted for canning and freezing.
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Pennsylvania
D. G. DeLand
American Can Company
DeLand
President requests 62.4 billion budget plan and tax notes
President outlines 62.4 billion budget covering roads aviation shipbuilding and neural resources and proposes a special commission to study rising veterans benefits. He warns in peacetime transition forecasts of revenue gains while Treasury predicts 1985 income and profits growth and contemplates tax cuts next year.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Secretary of the
Treasury
Hump Hhrey Tole
Humphrey
Hyenhower
Venesu
Eisenhower outlines 1956 budget and debt outlook
President Eisenhower presented a four major spending division for fiscal 1956, forecasting 40 percent to defense, 12 billion for Civil Benefits, 14 billion in interest on the debt, and 2.5 billion for Civil Functions. He projected a national debt of about 276 billion by June 30, 1956, with borrowing needed due to weak tax receipts and a temporary debt ceiling of 281 billion awaiting Congress action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Coast Guard
Congress
Eisenhower outlines fiscal stance on defense and atomic program
President Eisenhower frames a liberal welfare view with fiscal conservatism in defense. He argues stern defense needs block deeper cuts while noting peaceful atomic aims. The 1956 budget would boost atomic energy spending to two billion dollars with higher raw uranium purchases and more atomic powered submarines planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isenhower
Eisenhower
Y Atomic Energy Commission
Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret Heath held in Bracken Home
Mrs. Margaret Heath of 161 Park Street died Thursday morning. Services were at 2 30 p m yesterday at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev H Ray Harris officiating. Bearers were grandsons and a nephew, interment in Pine Grove Cemetery. Many from Corry and vicinity attended. Women’s Relief Corps served as honorary escort. Relatives came from Eric Albion Sherman Pittsfield and neighboring towns.
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Heath
Margaret Heath
Park Street
Bracken Funeral
H. Ray Harris
Evangelical United Brethren Church
James
Richard
Donald
Gerald Ben~sink
Dennis Beardsley
Cecil Chapin
Pine Grove Cemetery
Corry
Women's Relief Corps
Herbert Chapin
Holly Hill
Gertrude Tenny
William Moser
Theodore Hausmann
Alice Chapin
Jane Chapin
Norman Chapin
Fred Wright
Eric
Althea Heath
Emma Heath
Garner Heath
Albion
Walter Ottaway
Sherman
Chester Kibbey
Pittsfield
Defense Dept Team Pushes Nuclear Energy for Aircraft
Defense Department agencies are collaborating to expand and accelerate the use of nuclear energy in aviation and to develop a small and portable reactor package for aircraft applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defense Department
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Oscar Nielson
Margaret Karkoski
Warren
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William Jewell
Louisville
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Glasport
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Clifford Aikens Sr
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