Local notices and social notes from East area
Mary Hurlbert returns home from two months in Oakland and Los Angeles Pasadena Jekyll Island gets a vacation plan from Adun Wells for two weeks with golf at Wanderer Motel Masters in August potential. Church circles meet with various hosts and schedules along with hospital auxiliary workshop and recipe requests.
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Ynat Mts
Mary Hurlbert
Snyder Circle
Oakland
Calif
Robert Hurlbert
California
Los Angeles
Pasadena
Jekyll Island
Adun (Ack) Wells
Gam Road
RD. 2
Wanderer
Rebecca Circle
Jon Dahlstrand
Ross Bey
R. D
Ruth Circle
Hart Bailey
Elizabeth
Caroline Lantz
West Frederick Street
Ray Brownell
Warren
Shepherdstown College
Shepherdstown
West Virginia
Wayne Edward Skinner
Wayne Skinner
South Center Street
Theodore Swanson Sr
Essex Street
Corry Memorial Hospital Ladies Auxiliary
State Armory
East Washington Street
Albert Young
Raymond Sandburg
Andrew Roush
Dan
Debra
Kankakee
Russell Merritt
South Second Avenue
Robert Loveland
Cynthia
Stephen
East Street
Columbus
Ohio
William Mr. Loveland Jr
Lockbourne Air Force Base
Ruth Ann Galbreath
Robert Galbreath
West Irving Street
University Park
Pennsylvania State University
Henryk Sienkiewicz
My Favorite Recipe Four Bean Salad by Ann M Suchur
A four bean salad recipe with mixed vegetables and a tangy dressing. It lists beans such as kidney and wax beans, peppers and onions, with a dressing of salt mustard tarragon or basil and parsley. The method covers mixing vegetables, preparing dressing, marinating, and serving after draining.
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Ann M. Suchur
Beaverdam 4-H Club Skating Party and Meeting
The Beaverdam 4-H Club met Saturday at Wayne Valley Evangelical United Brethren Church to recruit members and sign up projects for the coming year. After the meeting, members skated and danced at Burnbow roller rink in Wattsburg with music by the Frank Thomas family of Corry and William Bemis of Cutting as caller. Special guest Frank Pfeffer from Waterford 4-H attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverdam
4-H Club
Wayne Valley
Friendship Club Meets at Mrs Decker Home
The Friendship Club gathered Friday at Mrs John Decker’s home The group played games with winner Mrs Warry Jaquith for the guessing game and Mrs Carl Clabatt for the mystery package Other winners included Mrs Roy Swart Mrs Norman Swart and Mrs Jaquith A special award went to guest Mrs Sidney Smith A spring themed table offered salad rolls coffee brownies and date bars Favors were candy filled nut cups The next meeting is set for April 17 at Mrs Roy Swart’s home R D 2
Sharon Zalzneck to Wed in April in Warren Pa
A surprise bridal shower for Sharon Zalzneck announced she will marry Jacoby Shulman of Warren, Pa, on April 12. Hosted at the Waterhouse home, guests included Mrs. Sadie Jackson and others, with pink and white decor, refreshments, and bridge games.
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Sharon Zalzneck
Jacoby , Shulman
Warren
Camille Waterhouse
Mary Capwell
Connie Dahl
Waterhouse
East Smith Street
Zalzneck
Sadie Jackson
Ann Cor
Linda Hanna
Nahe Miller
Catherine Bergan Engaged To Wed Daryl Thornton
Elkader Bergan family announces the engagement of Catherine Bergan to Daryl L. Thornton of Wattsburg. Catherine, from Bellevue Nebraska, is a St Josephs graduate now with Aetna Life in Omaha. Thornton just discharged from the U S Air Force works at Rogers TV in Hastings. May wedding planned.
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Mk. Angwits
Lauthas Bergan
Elkader
Town
Catherine
Daryl L. Thornton
Clifford Thonton
Wattsburg
Miss Bergan
Bellevue
Nebraska
St. Joseph's School
Ekader
Aetna Life Insurance Company
Omaha
U.S. Air Force
Roger's TV and
Births Reported Across Local Homes and Hospitals
A son was born Saturday to Mr and Mrs Robert B Hunt of 317 Mead Avenue at Corry Memorial Hospital. A son was born yesterday morning to Mr and Mrs Robert Becketink of Clymer at Corry Memorial Hospital. A daughter was born this morning to Mr and Mrs James Miller of 112 Snyder Circle at Corty Memorial Hospital.
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Robert
B. Hunt
Mead Avenue
Corry Memorial Hospital
Robert Becketink, Clymer
James Miller
Snyder Circle
Corty Memorial,Hospital
James Leonard Honored On 90th Birthday
James Leonard celebrated his 90th birthday at Actes Nursing Home in a Saturday gathering hosted by Mrs. Elizabeth Logan and staff. Guests included his son and family, who presented flowers and cards to the honoree.
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James Leonard
Elizabeth "Logan
Leonard
Easter Snowstorm Paralyzes Chicago Area in Spring
A heavy Easter Sunday snowstorm blanketed Chicago and nearby areas with up to nine inches of snow. Midway Airport recorded seven inches, the deepest Easter snowfall on record, as winds over 30 mph created zero visibility and drifting. Parades were canceled and residents donned winter gear for church services. The storm also affected Illinois and the Ohio Valley.
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Chilago
Chicago
Midway Airport
Ohio Valley
Illinois
No Floats In Easter Parade In New York
Nearly a million spectators lined 11 blocks of Fifth Avenue for the annual Easter parade. People walked in finery, chatting and photographing each other, with Amy among the star attractions as floats were absent from the event.
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Neaw York
New York
Fifth Avenue
Amy
Space object in deep space challenges universe size claims
Pasadena astronomers Maarten Schmidt and Thomas Matthews report a powerful light and radio source in space moving at about half the speed of light, far faster than any previously observed. The object AC-147, possibly an exploding galaxy or galaxy cluster, lies 10 to 20 percent farther away than the prior record holder 30-295, altering red shift based distance concepts.
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Pasadena
Calif
Maarten Schmidt
Mount Wilson
Palomar
Schmidt
Thomas
Mattthews
Gas Explosion Traps Eight Miners in Kyushu Colliery
Eight Japanese workers died of gas poisoning after a gas explosion trapped them three thousand yards inside a northern Kyushu island coal mine as they were removing equipment.
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Tokyo
Kyushi Island
Gambling Really Dead In Arkansas Police Check In Hot Springs
AP reports Hot Springs Arkansas police begin checks to confirm if illegal gambling in the city ends after Governor Faubus orders closure. Casinos, slots, roulette and dice are halted. Oaklawn Park bets and mutuels total 22.6 million with six days left. Authorities plan visits to bars and stations to remove slot machines. many clubs may stay open. Tax losses from gambling estimated at 140 thousand yearly, with overall illegal gambling spending over 50 million.
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Wot Springs
Ark
Guv
Orval B. Fanbus
Casunos
Dini Wall
Hot Springs
Oaklawn Park
Arkansas
Faubus
1400 Pa Miners Stay Off Job Amid Contract Dispute
About 1,400 miners at four U.S. Steel mines stayed away, starting with 400 not reporting for midnight shifts at the Robena plants. By midday the walkout affected 4,100 workers at Robena and 300 at the Karen Mine near Monongahela. Local UMW officials cited dissatisfaction with fringe benefits in the new soft coal contract signed in Washington.
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Aduiniuwan
Gap
U. Steel Corp
Big Steel
Robena
Karen
Monongahela
United Mine Workers
Washington
Science Shrinks Piles With New Non Surgical Method
A new healing substance claimed to shrink hemorrhoids and relieve itching without surgery. Reports say pain eased and shrinkage occurred quickly after use. Marketed as Preparation H in suppository form from Bio-Dyne research, available at drug counters.
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Pilon
Johnson extends vacation as Alaska quake, Cuba, unemployment rise
President Johnson delays return from Easter holiday at the LBJ Ranch extending the vacation one or two days. He works on paper, reviews farm price issues, and orders American airmen to respect allied aviation corridors. Senate critic Fulbright challenges administration on Latin America policy amid Cuba and Panama tensions.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
Alaska
Std
Cangress
East Germany
Idanain
Combi- Iada
Ranch House
Cuba
Panama
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate
Easter Recess Fun Done
Daytona Beach AP report notes about 75 000 college students during Easter vacation leaving the city and facing police action for disorderly conduct. Police worked long shifts to control blanket tossing parties and arrests averaged about 100 daily, though no Fort Lauderdale style riots occurred.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Itis
Sandy
A. ©. Folsom Jr
Fort Lauderdale
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