Town Topics Birdie Tells Us
Town Topics highlights personal moves and travels among local residents. Lt. Commander Prank McKnight departs for a two week naval intelligence course in Washington, D C, with the McKnight family at 468 East Pleasant Street. Other notes cover nurses of trips, service members at bases, social visits, and a school concert with a dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKnight
United States Naval Reserves
Washington, D. C
Naval Intelligence
East Pleasant Street
Arthur Jackson
East Columbus Avenue
Southwest
Colorado
Arizona
Texas
New Mexico
Vincent L. Christy
Warren
Jackson
Jackson's Floral Gardens
Kathryn Norris
Colorado Springs
Alan Benson
South Second Avenue
Cannon Air Force Base
Clovis
N. Mex
United States Air Force
Emory Benson
Thomas Maloney
Columbus
John Goda
Erie
Edward Wolcott
Schenectady
N.Y
Glenn Walden
G'tha
Myrna Peterson
Golden Links
LeRoy Cady
East South Street
Corridiers
Ronald Rairie
Corry Area
Edward Burkhart
Westrying Street
Tri- Nord Motors, Inc
Ford Motor Company
Pick Carter
Cleveland
Robert Schweitzer
Craig
North East
John Lloyd
Shady Avenue
Lloyd
Pittsburgh
Mrs
Prank—Lloyd
Mark and
Bradley
Janet Humphrey and Frank Picone Plan April Wedding
The engagement of Janet Humphrey daughter of Mr and Mrs Vesseuys of R D 4 to Frank Picone son of Mr and Mrs Charles Picone of Buffalo New York is announced Janet Humphrey a Clymer Central School graduate works in Buffalo at Standard Electronics Frank Picone a Hutchinson Central High School graduate is a professional musician An April wedding is planned
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Ang Mis
Vesseuys Ssumphrey
R. D
Janet Bhigley
Picone
Charles Picone
Buffalo
Humphrey
Clymer Central School
Standard Electronics
Hutchinson Central High School
Shower Honors Mrs. W. Blatt with spring flower theme
Mrs. William Blatt of South Center street was honored at a stork shower hosted by Mrs. Edward Burkhart for 20 guests at the home of Mrs. Mary Burkhart on West Trying street. Awards were given to Mrs. Genevieve Maloney Mrs. Utah Jackson Mrs. Thomas Stroup and Mrs. Roy Reed with special recognition to Mrs. Donald MacMartin. The hostess served a salad course rolls decorated cake and coffee. Gifts were described as lovely and useful for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Blatt
South Center Street
Edward Burkhart
Mary Burkhart
West Trying Street
Genevieve Maloney
Utah Jackson
Thomas Stroup
Roy Reed
Donald MacMartin
Blad
PONY Riding Clubs Plan Season With No-Bar Event
Hosts Mr and Mrs Albert Fox welcomed forty PONY Associated Clubs members from multiple communities in Columbus. They discussed new rules for the coming horse show season and set the first event for June 2 at the No-Bar Riding Club grounds. The annual May horse fair moves to July 7 at Fairview, and Town Line Equitation School joins the associations. The next meeting is April 11 at Hyde Town Trail Riders Club.
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Wi No Par Suis
Lau Aembers
Pony Associated Clubs
Albert Fox
Columbus
Conseal
Ohio
Fairview
Erie
Girard
Westfield
Tronesta
Warren
Hydetown
Wattsburg
Sherman
Jamestown
No-Bar
Town Line Equitation School
Hydetown Trail Riders Club
Rebekah Helping Hand Holds All-Day IOOF Meeting
Thirteen members of the Rebekah Helping Hand gathered in the IOOF Hall for an all-day social and business session. A noon turken dinner was served and the afternoon business meeting held. Several members were listed on the sick list and a rummage sale dates were set for April 18. Aldine Emmons chaired the events with Louis Auer noted for a birthday observance. Callie Pier and Harvey Loveland acted as hostesses. Emmons and Butt Hoenes to host next session on March again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah
Aldine Emmons
Louis Auer
Callie Pier
Harvey Loveland
Emmons
Butt Hoenes
Agin
Wheelock Ladies Aid Plans Picture Framing Session
Patterson home hosts Wheelock Ladies Aid meeting with nine members. President Mrs Clara Walker led business and arranged attendance at a framing and picture making session. The group prepared cancer dressings and adjourned to meet April 11 hosted by Mrs Wallace Mick.
Professor Ward to Speak at Local Church Service
Donald A. Ward, professor of New Testament and director of graduate studies at Wyelisse College, University of Toronto, will be guest speaker at the 10:45 a.m. Sunday service at First Presbyterian Church. Previously with The Theological College of the University of London, he serves as chaplain to the Bishop of Toronto, editor of the Evangelical Christian, and a news correspondent for Christianity Today. He will leave this spring for duties in Canada.
Real Estate Board Allows Sale To Negro Families In White Areas
Washington AP a national realtors group says it is not unethical to sell homes to Negro families in predominantly white neighborhoods. revised code removes occupancy and race from explicit terms and focuses on keeping property values, sparking cases where a realtor was cleared for selling to a nonwhite buyer in an all-white area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Code of Ethics
Nareb Committee
NAREB
Noted Woman Singer Slain In Rome Hotel
Frances McCann a 42 year old American lyric soprano was found shot to death in the Bernini Bristol hotel room in midtown Bernini Square Rome. Police say Er nest Boxmann 54 a hotel resident shot her then killed himself. Boxmann a naturalized U S citizen of German birth is in hospital in critical condition. England awaits his return as he resumes his pastorate there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances McCann
Rome
Ernest Boxmann
Bernini-Bristol
Bernini Square
Boxmann
Miss McCann
Woth
Last Evening At YMCA DAR Gives Citizenship Pins
The Brok enstraw Valley Chapter DAR held a program at the YMCA with three parts. Miss Pia Dahl of Denmark spoke with slides about Denmark and its 500 islands, plus a Q&A. Pennsylvania Pilgrimage slides followed with narration by Ms W. W. Graham. DAR Good Citizenship Awards were presented to Kaylene Bisley, Lucinda Witmer, and Carolyn Bayliss by Mrs. Roser Brown. A business meeting and refreshments concluded the evening.
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Brokenstraw Valley
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Inelidbd
Eft
Pia Dahl
Denmark
Clymer den
YMCA
DAR
Meachers
Daughters of the American Revolution
Clymer Central School
Dahl
Pennsylvania
W. W. Graham
Kaylene Bisley
Corry Area
Lucinda Witmer
Sparta
Carolyn Bayliss
Titusville High School
Roser Brown
Ernest McMichael
Homer Kelslee
DAR Regent
Evelyn Sinare
Howard Loveland
East Main Street
Scranton Civil Service Post Abolished Downgrades Aid
The state Civil Service Commission will rule on Scranton's abolition of the director post in the unemployment compensation division and the downgrading of Paul J. Smith after he was offered a $3,800 pay cut or furlough. Smith confirmed the offer and was notified by Jack B. Brown, executive director of the bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seee Dburu Tacy
State Civil Service Commission
Scranton
Lion Civil Service
Bureau of Employment Security
Paul J. Smith
Smith
Jack B. Brown
Bureau
Pregnant Woman Raped On Houston Street Attack
A 20 year old pregnant woman, Gail Eishen, was dragged into a red convertible, beaten, and raped on a Houston West Side street. She was later dumped in a field. Detectives arrested Ronald Rist and Walter Sites. two other men were questioned. Her husband, Mike Bishen, reported they were two blocks from home when the assault occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Gail Eishen
Liquor Control Board
Twnonths
L. D. Morrison
Don Harmon
Ronald Clifford Rist
Walter Lee
Harmon
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South Center Street Insurance
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Kinley-Datannsurance Co
Janet Humphrey
W. Blatt
England
Wotr
H. Ray Harris
the Chosen of God
Corry Eub Church
Am Huted
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Tral High School
Kaylene Bliley
Bennett
Ase
Job
Marrisstion
Ing
Commission
Brown
Aluminum
McCray Aluminum Products
Hallmark
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