Hospital card party aids Corry Memorial Hospital fund
The Scene of a vanishing card party in the Garden Room drew 23 tables for a benefit hosted by the Ladies Auxiliary of Corry Memorial Hospital. Hostesses included Mrs. J F Needham and Mrs. Earl Haight with prizes awarded to table groups. Attendees list future hostesses and visitors. several local residents were noted at events and travels, including college students and graduates visiting family, attending graduation or en route to duty, reflecting a busy community calendar.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
J. F. Needham
Earl Haight
Vennis R. Follett
Mary Higgins
Stanley Malek
Ann Baressi
Irvin Downs
Needham
James Hileman
Edward Kinsey
William Johnson
W. Bracken Sr
Haight
John Mooney
Crawford Sallee
Lawrence C. Nichols
Robert Sanders
Hig
Ruth Myers
James P. Sullivan
Ray Mulgin
Malek
Floyd Holcomb
Julia Zepka
Alma Slagle
Miss Baressi
Downs
E. F. Bettes
Lila Mae Paden
Harold Wolfe
Homer Bulard
Joseph Baressi
Raymond Bachemer
J. Fred Kinley
O. Wen Sr
Wallace Young
Leo Heberlein
Mark Coyle
Maude Bonsted
R. C. Anderson
Elizabeth Rogers
J. H. Heerleim
Mervyn Nust Also
C. E. Rafter
O-A. McClintock
Dor Williams
L. E. Graham
Robert Grindrod
James Sinare
Harold Jackson
L. C. Nichols
Richard Martin
C. Rainesale
Lester Lewis
James Sullivan
John R. Bast
Charles ‘Thompson
Florence’ Williams
Merle Page
Carl McIntyre
Joseph Baress
Lawrence Anderson
PTA Bake Sale at St Edward’s School Nets $115
The Parent Teacher Association of St Edward’s School reports $115 realized from a Sunday bake sale. Mrs Edward Dominessy served as general chairman and Mrs Harry Burton as co chairman.
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PTA
St. Edward's School
Edward Dominessy
Gener
Harry Burton
Epilepsy History and Treatment Shown at Kiwanis Meeting
Kiwanis Club at Hotel Corry featured a program on Epilepsy Its History and Treatment presented by Frank Stencil of Parke Davis. Richard Frye arranged the program. future joint fund raising plans with Rotary for the YMCA were announced. attendance included Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz announced for Jamestown joint meeting. group singing led by Lynn Rice.
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Kiwanis Club
Hotel Corry
Richard Frye
Frank Stencil
Parke-Davis Company
Howard Hutzelman
Frank MokKnight
Ray Amy
Ray Weber
Rotary Club
YMCA
Clarence Wallace
Inter-Club
Kiwanis Rotary
Jamestown
Lucille Ball
Desi Arnaz
Lynn Rice
Mrs. Rice
Neighborhood Club Honors Mrs Lyle Shreve
Mrs Lyle Shreve celebrated her birthday as Neighborhood Club members gathered at her Mead Avenue home. Eight members socialized and played bingo with prizes to Mrs Shreve and Miss Myrtie Akam. A secret sister gifted the hostess, who served hot sandwiches pickles cake coffee and tea. The next meeting will be at Mrs Thomas Clark’s West Frederick Street home.
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Lyle Shreve
Harry Burton
Mead Avenue
Myrtie Akam
Births at Cory Memorial Hospital
A daughter was born early this morning at Cory Memorial Hospital to Rev and Mrs Donald Rettger of Spartansburg. A son born this morning to Mr and Mrs Harold Caster of Columbus. A son born this morning to Mr and Mrs Larry Vanderhoof of 440 South Center Street. Mrs Vanderhoof is the former Wilmina Smilih.
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Cory Memorial Hospital
Donald, Rettger
Spartansburg
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Harold Caster
Columbus
Ands
Larry ‘Vanderhoof
South Center Street
Vanderhoof
Wilmina Smilih
Birthday Party Honors Danny Cooper on Seventh Birthday
Donor Danny Cooper was honored on his seventh birthday Saturday afternoon at a party hosted by his mother Mrs. Theodore Cooper of R. D. 2. Fourteen guests joined in sliding and indoor games with prizes for Larry Rieck Billy Burlingame and Danny. Birthday cakes ice cream and hot chocolate were served at a candy and balloon decorated table. Each boy drew numbers for special prizes. The honored guest received many nice gifts from friends. Mrs Cooper was assisted by Mrs. Steve Burlingame and Miss Sibyl Sheldon.
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Danny Cooper
Theodore Cooper
Larry Rieck
Billy Burlingame
Danny
Kathleen Akam Feted At Lovely Bridal Party
A Valentine themed bridal shower honors Miss Kathleen Akam hosted by Mrs. T. W. Whitehead on East Pleasant Street. The party features stunts and games with awards to Miss Akam, who is to marry Le Roy King on February 1. A large valentine box held gifts, a dessert table featured mints and nuts, and guests served punch and coffee.
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Kathleen Akam
T. W. Whitehead
East Pleasant Street
Akam
LeRoy King
Howard Rehnberg
Vern Group
Merrill Lillie
Nancy Earle
Nancy Orn
William ‘Temple
Youth Rally Planned At First Methodist Church
Youth and young adults are invited to a 7:30 p m rally at the First Methodist Church in the worry area. Rev Bradley Havens will speak in observance of National Youth Week. A post service fellowship with refreshments follows at no charge.
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First Methodist
Bradley Havens
Presbyterian Women Plan 8 PM Program At Church
The Presbyterian Women Association announces a special program at the monthly meeting tomorrow at 8 o clock at the church. Mrs Paul F Bauer will present slides from Ganado Mission Arizona on Navajo work, with fashion displays showing attire for Indian girls this year. Mrs J Donald Watson will lead devotions with Indian prayers and hymns. Westminster Circle will host, and all church women are urged to attend. transportation aid is available from circle chairmen.
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Presbyterian Women's Association
Presbyterian National Mission
American Southwest
Paul F. Bauer
Bauer
Ganado Mission
Arizona
Gilbert Boyd
Corry
Boyd
Presbyterian Church
Miscellaneous Shower Honors Kathleen Akam
Kathleen Akam bride elect of LeRoy King was guest of honor at a Saturday evening bridal shower at Mrs. Wallace Mick’s home 1289 North Center Street. Co hosts were Mrs. John Mick and Mrs. Robert Lindstrom of Sherman. Games yielded awards for several guests. A buffet lunch featured angel food cake cookies Bavarian cream coffee and tea. Miss Akam received many gifts.
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WL Nutuieen Akam
LeRoy King
Wallace Mick
North Center Street
John Mick
Robert Lindstrom
Sherman
Pauline Lindstrom
Barry Swanson
Oscar Vance
Fred Lindstrom
Merle Akam
Paul Auer
Sonia Skam
Akum
Fire Killing 101s Probed at Annapolis Arundel Park
Anne Arundel County officials plan a preliminary report on the Arundel Park Auditorium fire near Baltimore that killed 10 and injured about 200 during a Holy Name Society oyster toast. A three member investigation panel led by Harry W. Klusmeier includes State Police and county investigators. Eyewitnesses report a kitchen blaze spreading to wooden walls then rapid panic at the exits.
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Annapolis
Anne Arundel County
Arundel Park Auditorium
Baltimore
Holy Name Society
St. Rose of Lima Catholic Church
Harry W. Klusmeier
Fire Preevention Bureau
Set
Thoms Smith
State Police
H. Charles Robinson
Aren
Blast Hits Negro Minister Home After City Boycott
A blast shattered windows at the home of Rev. King, a prominent Negro minister in the city, during mounting racial tension linked to a prolonged boycott of the transportation system. Police say a hand grenade or dynamite caused the explosion minutes after the incident.
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Pollet
King
Sharon's Police Force Shuffled in Sharon Pennsylvania
Mayor Michiel Dunn of Sharon Democrat shuffled ten of thirty two police officers. Four were demoted to patrolmen: Capt. Howard G. Maxwell Capt. Lawrence Taylor Capt. Roy Mosley and Sgt. Bar H Holby. Six were promoted including Sgt. Paul Marley Sgt. William H Lavin and Patrolman Thomas Cant. Also promoted were patrolmen Howard P Leonard Andrew K Young and Robert P Christensen.
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Robert P Christensen
Dunn
Set Execution For Sex Slayer Set Execution For Sex Slayer
HARRISBURG The execution of William Durant Cole 28 of Pittsburgh who pleaded guilty to a 1964 murder is scheduled for the week beginning April 16 Gov Lender fixed the date after the State Supreme Court upheld the Heath sentence of the Allegheny County Court Cole was sentenced to death for the sex slaying of Pearl Lean Williams 90 on May 29 1954 Miss Williams was found strangled in the basement of a building where both she and Cole resided National Steel Corp reports net income of 48980451 for the year up more than 50 percent over 194 profits Earnings in 1955 equal 654 per share of common stock in 1954 the company reported income of 30334071 or 442 per share.
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Harrisburg
William Durant Cole
Pittsburgh
Gov
Lender
State Supreme Court
Heath
Allegheny County Court
Cole
Pearl Lean Williamms
Miss Williams
National Steel Corp
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