Dinner Party Fetes Mrs Payer and Mrs Loveland
A dinner party at the Corry Country Club honored Mrs James Loveland who left the Corry Jamestown Corporation and Mrs John Payer the former Rebecca Turner now married, hosted by women employees of the Corry Jamestown offices. Gifts were given and a guest list of many local women attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Country Club
James Loveland
Corry Jamestown Corporation
John Payer
Rebecca Turner
Corry Jamestown
Fred Clayton
C. T. Anderson
Joan Neckers
Mary Helen Curtis
Rose Mary Whaley
Christine Hillstrom
Candy Williams
Leon Cable
James Lundy
Henry Pedensky
Samuel Stultz
Frank Barr
Thomas, McKeta
Harold Wilkins
Walter Wolus
Joh Freno
Robert Grice
Joseph Baressi
James Perrin
Mary Burkhart
Shower Of Gifts Presented To Mrs. Robbins Jr.
A stork shower honoring Mrs. Manley Robbins Jr. of East Main Street was held at the Civil Defense Headquarters with pink and blue table decor and a pink floral centerpiece. Hostesses Mrs. Homer Black, Mrs. Richard Payer and co-hostesses Miss Mary Robbins and Miss Harriet Robbins led games and awarded prizes to numerous attendees while several out of town guests joined the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manley Robbins Jr
East Main Street
Civil Defense Headquarters
Homer Black
Richard Payer
Mary Robbins
Harriet Robbins
Richard Huffman
Lloyd Nichols
Adolf Hamm
Charles Mack
Raymond Griswold
Joseph Gentilman
George Hopkins
Horace Hankin
Bertha McMichael
Hankin
Manley Robbins Sr
Thomas Anderson
Josephine Harvey
Clifford Holcomb
Combine Talents For Madame LeBrun Operetta In Jamestown
Dr Fritzger ald H Clark of Jamestown prepares the operetta Madame LeBrun with music by Mrs Gerry Davis and advisory help from Robert Nelson and Mrs George Hagger. The project notes Clark is a pediatrics specialist active in mental health and has earned regional praise at a Philadelphia writers conference.
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Madame LeBrun
Fritzgerald H. Clark
Jamestown
Clarke
Gerry Davis
Center
Robert Nelson
George Hagger
Clark
Atries
Chautauqua County Association For Mental Health
Birdie Tells Us Miss Kay Hamilton Visits Rochester
Local notes report English teacher Kay Hamilton visiting her parents in Rochester New York with roommate Christa Gerner of Clearwater Florida. Several relatives travel for a funeral, a driveway project completes at the Rupp home, and wel l wishes extend to Kay Lorraine Davison’s Wellsville graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay Hamilton
Rochester
N. Y
LaRue Hamilton
Shady Avenue
Hamilton
Christa Gerner
Clearwater, Fla
Kay
Christa
Edinboro State College
Edinboro
Clyde Peebles
Sheridan Lee
Wellsville
N. C
Kay Lorraine Davison
Wellsville High School
Ralph Davison
Peebles
Berlin subway crash injures 130 no fatalities
A Berlin subway train rammed into the rear of another beneath West Berlin today injuring 130 people. Fire officials reported no deaths. It stands as Berlin’s worst subway accident since 1908 when 17 were killed and 21 injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
West Berlin
Sparta Grangers Enjoy Picnic at Grange Hall
Sparta Grange members and 12 children attended a Saturday meeting led by master Kralick. Dorothy Chelton lectured with a program of readings and group singing about dairy farming, followed by a picnic lunch. Next meeting is July 11 with first and second degrees conferred on a new class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worden Kralick
Sparta Grange
Sparta
Dorothy Chelton
Lawmakers Probe State Police Staffing Increase
Rep John F Laudadio announces a five member committee to investigate the state's game and fish commission and police expansion after Scranton's plan to add 300 troopers drew Democratic opposition. The timing follows a five month lag since the initial resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Game and Fish Commissions
John F. Laudadio
D-Westmoreland
Hamilton
Allegheny
jBaueattt
Pennsylvania
Poverty film sparks political backlash over content
In a heated exchange Senate leaders including Dirksen and Allott attacked a documentary on poverty as too jazzy for politicians. Holmes Bront for the Office of Economic Opportunity defended the film noting its aim to reach ages 16 to 22 and appealing to youth watching rock and roll shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homeral
Totes
Dirksen
Senate
Gordon Allott
Allott
Holmes Bront
Office of Economic
Sargent Shriver
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Lake
Teltin
Pittsfield
Af Jaimes
Alla
Republica
Daily
DIE ES
Society Editor
Payer
Mrs. Loveland
Mrs. Robbins Jr
George Sherwood
Thomas Sherwood
Towle
Silver Club
Birdie
George Stewart
Cincinnati
Ohio
Grace Golden
Beaver, Pa
Robert A. Ott Sr
Wright Street
Stewart
Golden
Ott
Henry Fosburet
Maple Avenue
Harold Jackman
Seiota Street
Margaret Brown
West Washington Street
Cambridge Springs
Paul Willis
Fosburgh Beauty
William Rupp
Ell Street
Rupp
Elk Street
Arthur McQuiston
Michael Sprovers
George Black
Harry Pike
Jack Whitehead
Diane
Steven
Westport
Keith Henton
John Merkle
Raymond, Division
Associated Spring Corporation
Philadelphia
Jessie King
Erie
Harold Schaefer
Grand Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Rondale Nursing Home
South Hill Road
Frank Moore Colby
Macko’s Market
Ham Loaf
King Richard
Jack
AST
Sparta Grangers
Dens ‘Win
Ennett
Jrs
Missy
Bennett
Corry
Vallée
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