Picnic brings employees and families to Conneaut Lake Park
About 2,500 Corry and 160 Youngstown workers plus families attended the annual Ohio firm OHin Chair Co gathering at Conneaut Lake Park on Saturday. Weather was ideal and contests plus raffles awarded gifts including a DeLuxe Charcoal Grill to Dean Houser and multiple bicycles and cameras to winners across age groups.
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Weeklong city playground fun for 1222 children
A week of activities at Fairview Harding Washita Mead Park and Contord playgrounds drew 1222 children supervised by Mary Rubay Connie Dahl Linda Tarbell and Sally Crowell. Winners in numerous contests included Alana Chiricuzio Robin Chiricuzio Diane Britten Gary Pike John Willis and many others across events like croquet badminton bubble gum shoe scramble and Chinese checkers. Attendance at Fairview reached 144 children with crafts, games, and relays complemented by leaders such as Mary Downey and Ted Turner coordinating arts, crafts, and refreshments.
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John Willis
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Sally Crowell
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Denise DiMay
Kevin Bailey
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Tom Domine
Barbara Miller
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Local Summer Contests Highlight Jump Rope and Pictures
The article lists participants in a jump rope contest including Debbie Reynolds and Debbie Bywearciveotened the best pictures. A tots martial games event supervised by Flora Ano’y ops drew 210 children as part of a summer recreation program at Tree temis and TeRsnis Paviocoits.
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Sharon Wiley
Debbie Tobin
Su Wurni
Dennis Cornish
Judy Wiley
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Becky Summerville
Cathy Amy Jed
Debbie Reynolds
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Soe Wir
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Rain Interferes With Langhorne Twentieth-Mile Trials
Heavy rain at Langhorne Speedway halted time trials for the 1 mile event and 18 start positions. Vehicles, crews, and officials worked on adjustments as the storm paused proceedings, delaying the lineup and forcing postponement of planned runs. Lennox born driver Hurtuhise held the Langhorne mile record and remained a leading contender as conditions improved.
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Man Goes Crazy in Sunday School Incident
A Sunday School session turned violent when Lawrence Woodard, a Nashville man, struck a passerby before being subdued by Patrolman William Adcock. Officers reported Woodard torn pages from a Bible as the Rev Anthony Roviguier described the scene.
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Hospital Ends Race Segregation in Private Rooms at Duke
Duke Hospital in Durham announced Saturday that private patients of all races creeds and origins may now be admitted to private rooms. The move follows Duke University opening graduate schools to all races and earlier allowing Negroes into the undergraduate college.
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Vic Bran Actress Dies in New York Voice of Stage and TV
Vic Bran, an actress known for stage and television work, died in New York. The Girl With the Green Eyes and Lois Evan Shipman are noted names within her career, with connections to authors and playwrights of the era. Her career spanned from 1900 to 1916 on stage, later moving into television and writing circles.
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Laos Civil Strife Shifts as Three Factions Move to Geneva
A fragile Laos scene unfolds as neutralist premier Souphayoeng warns rivals while a three faction delegation prepares to go to Geneva to sign a water accord and restore neutrality. The Pathet Lao already controls large swathes of the kingdom amid civil unrest and a pending conference.
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