Farewell Party for Merle and Mrs Miller At Citadel
About 65 soldiers and friends attended a Salvation Army farewell at the Citadel for Mr and Mrs Merle Miller who plan to move to Lawrence Massachusetts. Prizes were won by the Sutterlee family and Mrs John Adams Sr and daughter Helen. A violin solo by Ralph Pearson and Yellowstone photos by Arlo VanTassel complemented remarks by M L Satterlee and others. Decorations followed Salvation Army colors and a large cake was featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Miller
Salvation Army
Muller
Lawrence
Mass
Prises
Sutterlee
John Adams Sr
Helen
Ralph Pearson
Yellowstone National Park
Arlo VanTassel
Susan
Cecil Sutterlee
Barbara Higby
Martha Jewell
Myrtle
Violet Eastman
Mrs. Miller
Jane Marie Millspaw Celebrated at Family Birthday Party
Jane Marie Millspaw age 11 at 1223 White Street honored at a family birthday gathering last evening. Alillspaw and Marvin Millspaw parents. Decorations included a birthday cake and ice cream. Several nice gifts were given to the guest of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alle Vane
Mace Alillspaw
Marvin Millspaw
White Street
Jane Marie
Friendly Circle Meets With Mrs Marion Way
Eleven members of the Friendly Circle met at Mrs. Marion Way's home for a regular session. The program included singing, devotions, poems, and a business session where secret sisters were revealed and new names chosen for the year. Prizes were awarded in a game program, a dessert lunch was served, and Mrs. George Imhoff will host the Mind meeting in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Way
Friendly Circle
Cutting Sunday School
Neil Thompson
Walter DeShazer
Arthur Wallace
Roy Stutaman
David Fassett
Merton Bemis
Melvin Thompsor
George Imhoff
Birthday Party Honors Miss Bette Jo Pitcavage
The 18th birthday of Miss Bette Jo Pitcavage was celebrated last evening at a family party given by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pitcavage of Columbus. A birthday dinner was enjoyed by the group which included Mrs. Ruth Carroll and her son, Ricky Maedje. A birthday cake was served as the dessert refreshments. Bette Jo received a number of lovely gifts for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bette Jo Pitcavage
Joseph Pitcavage
Columbus
Ruth Carroll
Ricky Maedje
Bette Jo
VFW Auxiliary Card Party Raises Funds for Hospital Nursery
The VEW Auxiliary held a Garden Room card party last evening to benefit the isolation nursery at Corry Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Alfred Cone chaired with aides including Mrs. Clyde Reynolds and Mrs. Hazel Shuss. prizes awarded to numerous attendees while door prizes went to Mrs. Wickwire and Mrs. Gale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW
VEW
Pont
Corry Memorial Hospital
Alfred Cone
Clyde Reynolds
Cone
Hazel Shuss
Oscar Neilson
Velma Moore
William Johnson
Paul Lines
Charles VanTassel
Charles Weston
Alvine Chase
Floyd Chamberlain
Florence McCray
Robert Devereaux
Mae Clark
Emery Benson
George Tinke
Louis Lundy
Ira Wickwire
Leroy Dickinson
William Splesman
Tra) Wickwire
Harold Gale
Hospitality Club Luncheon Declares Date Change and Sale Plans
The Hospitality Club met yesterday at 4 o clock in the VFW Garden Room. Mrs. Cleo Haight presided at the business meeting and announced a date change to the third Tuesday each month. A rummage sale is planned for February 17 with Mrs. Needham as chairman to support the YMCA fund drive. The door prize went to Mrs. Morris Bonsleel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hospitality Club
VFW
J. F. Needham
Cleo Haight
Carl Gustafson
Estella Wells
Haight
Needham
YMCA
Morris Bonsleel
Catholic Daughters Hold Social Session Social gathering notes court Conception No. 85
The Catholic Daughters of America Court Conception No. 85 held a monthly social in the rooms with about 35 members present. Pirate bingo and visiting provided entertainment, followed by cake coffee and tea served by the January committee led by Mrs James P Sullivan and Mrs LeRoy Marl et. The next meeting on February 8 will be a business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Conception No. 85
Catholic Daughters of America
James P. Sullivan
LeRoy MarLett
Spring Creek Grange Holds Routine Session With Health Program
Spring Creek Grange No. 236 met in West Spring Creek Town Hall for a regular session presided by William Graybill. Mrs. William Mitchell led the program and Raymond Briggs spoke on his Cleveland trip where he received the seventh degree. Mrs. Wave Rieck led a discussion on the school health program. Next meeting set for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Creek Grange
Spring Creek Grange No. 236
Spring Creek
William Graybill
William Mitchell
Raymond Briggs
Cleveland
Wave Rieck
Dessert Bridge Hostess Honored By Snyder Circle
Mrs Raymond Blynt of Snyder Circle entertained her club at a dessert bridge party last evening. Guests included Mrs Bernard Graham Mrs Frank Anthony and Mrs Fred Clark who won the prize. Mrs William Hammond will entertain the club next week at her North Center street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Blynt
Snyder Circle
Bernard Graham
Frank Anthony
Fred Clark
Clark
William Hammond
North Center Street
Thompson and Rossbacher Twins Reported at Local Hospital
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Roger Thompson of Kennedy, New York, after a period of confidential pregnancy. A daughter arrived yesterday afternoon to Mr. and Mrs. John Rossbacher at 123 Raymond Avenue, Nur, at Corry Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Thompson
Kennedy, N
John Rossbacher
Raymond Avenur
Corry Memorial Hospital
Vanishing Card Party Benefits Corry Memorial Hospital
Mrs. L. O. Nichols hosted a vanishing card party at her North Center street home to raise funds for the Corry Memorial Hospital Auxiliary. Two bridge tables and one canasta session were played with Mrs. Robert Betz winning first and Mrs. Louis Morrow second in contract, while Mrs. Fred Schwab took the canasta prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. O. Nichols
Lawrence O. Nichols
North Center Street
Eve‘ning
Corry Memorial Hospital
Robert Betz
Louis Morrow
Fred Schwab
Orches tra of the Aunts sparks Japan music row
In Tokyo a dispute erupts over the Orches tra of the Aunts a housewives group from Misono village. An Ogden Standard Examiner editor questions their Haydn Surprise Symphony rendition while Asahi quotes a correspondent noting their simplified version and occasional choral chaos. The piece notes the group formed five years ago and cites U.S. car ownership statistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Utah
Newspaper Ads Circulation Hit New High In 1955
New York The trade publication Editor and Publisher reports the nation's press had its best volume year in 1965 with big gains in both advertising and circulation. E and P released figures from its annual yearbook showing total advertising increased more than per cent last year despite modest rate rises. Daily newspaper circulation rose by over a million copies to 56 million, the highest since newsprint rationing ended in 1946, and the publication predicted continued upward trend for 1956.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nation’s Press
E and P
Democrats Gather To Pick Delegates For Convention
Harrisburg PA The Democratic State Committee met to approve a slate of 26 delegates at large led by Gov London for the national convention. Pennsylvania will have 74 votes with 148 members and alternates, electing five at large and four district delegates at the April 24 primary. An additional 28 at large and 60 alternate district delegates will be named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sey
Harrisburg
London
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Ted
Slayer Dies In Electric Chair at Sing Sing Prison
OSSINING N Y John Francis Roche 28 confessed slayer of at least four persons died last night in Sing Sing Prison’s electric chair. He was sentenced to death for the second of two sex murders including the June 1954 killing of 14 year old Dorothy Wentwater in Manhattan. He also admitted the murder of a cab driver and an 85 year old woman in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ossining
N.Y
John Francis Roche
Sing Sing
Roche
Dorothy
Wentwater
Manhattan
New York City
Pike Turnpike Extension Considered for Immediate Build
Governor Loader reported in Hartsburg that the state studies a near term build of a 60 mile segment of the Pennsylvania Turnpike northwest extension. The route would run from near W. menu 392 south of Pittsburgh toward Everson and the West Virginia border with financing likely easy for the initial section. Turnpike officials noted the midsection is densely populated while the northern and southern parts are sparsely populated, making full completion unlikely before the governor leaves office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Pittsburgh
Loader
Hartsburg
Evie
Winginia
Franklin Mc8orley
Giov
Lender
School Head Kills Rumor of Uni-Lab Plant Closure
Union City sources and Cleveland employees faced uncertainty as Uni-Lab, employing about six local workers, sought assurances to protect invested funds amid Chapter 11 bankruptcy. The plant’s potential continuation hinges on a viable reorganization plan, with candidates exploring takeover possibilities while management blames cost overruns and misestimations for the financial woes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Papi
William Rosenfeld Jr
Union City
Cleveland
Uni-Lab
Boveri
Civisuits
Unt-Lab
Uni-Lab Hie
Ney Éral
Enoral Min
Westinghouse Strike Sees Cautious Progress in Talks
Pittsburgh reports indicate the Westinghouse Electric walkout, the nation’s longest major labor strike, shows progress in negotiations after 103 days. UMW and AFL CIO IBEW discussions in Washington with FMCS yielded “considerable progress” as top talks continue, while Westinghouse pushes a five year pact with wage increases totalizing 34 cents hourly. The 44,000 workers across 80 plants started striking October 1 to demand 15 cents more per hour with a one year contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asccibecree
Pittsburgh
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Mitchell
AFL
CTO International Union of Electrical Workers
Washington
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Westinghouse
TUE
James B. Crey
Carey
Irgane
Chrysler Orp
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Merle Millers
East South Street
Robert A. Ott Sr
East Prederick Street
Buffalo
Patricks Graham
Charles Graham
Carh Millspaw
Alton Hinman
Mr. Hinman
Cuyahoga Falls
Jane Marie Millspaw
Model Dairy Company
West Smith St
Corry, Pa
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Japan
Ealitet
Tokyo
U. S
Phil Runzo
Colonel Drake
Titusville
Associated Press
Dems
Slayer
Cady
Atlanta
Bertha Chapshin
Naturali
Cornell University
Univer
Mill Conolidation Service
Unis
Corry
N. Center St
Loblaw’s
Erie — Corner
Richard Conte
Peggie Castle
Wickard Staple
Jonee
Dick Connors
David Weisbart
Harmon Jones
George Montgome
West
Deluxe
F.C. Chapin & Son
Terterdam
Nabey
Meerdink’s
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