Socially Highlighted Residents and Visiting Guests
Be Socially Highlight Mss Beattice Loveland of Buffalo visited her parents Mr and Mrs Harvey Low and Mr. and Mrs. King Street with accompanying guests Joannie Whaley William Phelps and Loell Kelster all of Buffalo S/Sgt and Mrs William R Temple and infant Vickree arrived from Lincoln Army Base for day leave to spend with their parents Mr and Mrs Everett Elmquist of Wayne and Mr and Mrs Vern Group of East Pleasant Street Z V Harklerond former Red Cross representative stayed with Mr and Mrs Norman Turbell East South Street overnight Edgar Alexander Cory Memorial Hospital superintendent and Sidney B Elston hospital board member went to Atlantic City for the Mid Atlantic Hospital Convention with wives A high mass celebrated at St Thomas the Apostle Church for the 80th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Stephen Tinko A Trinity dinner at the Tinko home in Columbus with about 25 relatives detailed decorations and gifts described plus a long list of guests and survivors including nine children and 22 grandchildren with connections to Corry and nearby towns.
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Beattice Loveland
Buffalo
Harvey Low
King Street
Joannie Whaley
William Phelps
Loell Kelster
William R. Temple
Vickree
Lincoln Aly Forge
Lincol
Neb
Everett Elmqust
Whynesuet
Vern
East Pleasant Street
Z. V. Harklerond
Fir
American Red Cross
Washington, D. C
Norman c. Turbell
East South Street
City
Edgar Alexander
Cory Memorial Hospital
Sidney B. el
Solent
St Thomas the Apostle Chiro
Leon Duleski
Stephert Tinko
Ry D. 1
Columbus
Paul Suchay
Wong
Paul Suchur
YMCA La dies Auxiliary Hosts Annual Family Dinner
The YMCA Ladies Auxiliary and families entertained the board of directors at the annual dinner meeting held at the YMCA. Miss Paull F. Bauer gave the invocation. About 85 attendees enjoyed spring flower arrangements and yellow tapers. Mr Frank E Gates of Covina California and Mr Ales spoke as the campaign was outlined. The treasurer reported 250 spent on kitchen equipment since October. A 300 gift to the fund from D Armour Hillstrom, president of the board, was announced. A film titled The Shortest Way Home was shown courtesy of Greyhound Bus Lines. The auxiliary voted to cancel its June picnic and will resume activities in the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ales
D. Armour Hillstrom
Band of Directors
Greyhound
Camera Club Meeting Set For Tomorrow Evening
The Camere Club will meet tomorrow evening at the YMCA. Slides on elementary photography will be shown. Members should bring cameras and photographic equipment for exhibit, and anyone interested in photography is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uiymuiy Aneenim Oe
Oye Cutty Camera Club
YMCA
Lutheran Brotherhood Meets In Church Parlors
Members of the Lutheran Brotherhood gathered in St Pauls Lutheran Church parlors for their monthly session led by president William Mowrey. Clarence Madison led devotions, and plans for The Family Altar activities were discussed with hosts named as William Mowrey and Michael Kime. The next meeting is set for June 16 at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Paul's Lutheran Church
William Mowrey
Clarence Madison
Abe Stoop
Michael Kime
Son Born to Mr and Mrs Donald Eshelman in Clymer
A son was born yesterday morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mrs and Mrs Donald Eshelman of Clymer. The birth adds a new family member to the local community and marks a joyful event for the Eshelman household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Memorial Hospital
Donald Eshelman
Clymer
Timely Kiwanis Talk On Unknown Soldier Origin
Charles Keating spoke at the Jocal Kiwanis Club dinner in the Hotel Corry about his role in selecting the Unknown Soldier of World War I. He claimed to be the only living witness to Chalons sur Marne when the soldier was chosen in 1821, with a timely tie to current U S government concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Keating
Kiwanis
Jocal Kiwanis Club
Corry
Heart
Frank Grice
Homonitt
Chalons Sur Marne
France
U. S
Ting Sebel Iti
Chil
William GC. Seitz Jr
Kiwantans
YMCA
Kuy Cin
Avon High School
Uney
Kink Sawyer
Brock Stroes
Birthday skating party surprises Roberta and Leonard Galeski
Friends hosted an open skating party at Rainbow Rink in Wattsburg on Saturday night for Roberta Gift and Leonard Galeski. Guests enjoyed skating and visiting with sandwiches and birthday cake. Floyd Brown of North East won the door prize. The guests received many gifts for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberta Gift
Leonard Galeski
Rainbow Rink
Wattsburg
Floyd Brown
North East
Dead dog revived by Soviet scientists reported
Report says Soviet researchers revived a dead dog by draining blood, waiting five minutes, and reestablishing life. Dr. Jean Henley of Columbia notes human revival cases exist. American doctors visiting Russia observed eager demonstrations and modern Soviet equipment and methods. The visitors include Leona Baumgartner and Helen Twussiz among others.
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Vmobcow
Ogonyek
V. A. Negovsky
Jean Henley
Columbia University
United States
Call Industrialist Eaton Subpoenaed By Un American Act Panel
Cyrus Eaton, wealthy industrialist, is subpoenaed by the House Un American Activities Committee to testify about attacks on national security agencies. Eaton said he will appear and denied being a communist. Committee aide Richard Arens said the subpoena seeks his testimony at an appropriate time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yen Sun Wi
Hoube Committee On UN
Cyrus Eaton
Arens
Eaton
United States
ABCTV
FBI
Walter
ABC
Jakarta Government Calls Off Invasion Plans
Jakarta announces cancellation of a large air sea assault against Celebes and Halmaheras islands. Military sources cite vast distances and high costs as reasons for postponing a major operation. Rebels in East Indonesia remain targets of ongoing hit and run raids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jakarta
Indonesia
Celebes
Halmaheras
GM Appeals To Workers To Accept Pact
GM today urged about 20 000 hourly workers to accept the wage proposal amid stalled talks with the United Auto Workers. President Tason Ht. Gur warned in a letter to employees that union demands could raise pay by about 73 cents an hour, while the union calls the figure misleading. GAO deadlines loom as GM Ford and Chrysler contracts near expiration with no settlement in sight.
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Vetrolp
General Motors
Comany
Tason Ht
Ling Myen
Curlice
UAW
Ford
Christer
Chrysler
Clitice
Detroit
Comoils
DAW
Indict Father In Deaths Of Children
Ohio County grand jury indicts John W Turner of Beech Bottom for first degree murder in the deaths of his two children Betty Marie Turner 25 and Johnny Turner. Turner, an unemployed steelworker, allegedly threw them from Fort Henry bridge into the Ohio River near Wheeling. Betty Marie Turner’s body later recovered at McMechen Dam downstream. Johnny Turner’s body not recovered. Turner waives preliminary hearing. held in Ohio County jail.
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West
Vile Ia
Ohio County
John W. Turner
Beech Botton
David Reese
Brooks County
Fort Henry
Ohio Rio
Betty Marie Turner
McMechen
Wheeling
John Dts
Turner
Surprising Gifts Reported to a Dominican Ally
A memo cites a costly gift exchange described as “a surprise” with Zan Zan Gabor and others. The speaker said he gave cars to three friends and a secretary, plus a fellow student at Fort Leavenworth, and planned to return to the Dominican Republic in July, likely from Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zan Zan Gabor
Nin Pide
Ronti—Tryman
U. S. Army Command and General Staff School
Ft. Leavenworth
Kaw
Dominican Republic
Los Angeles
Dominican heir declares love for Kim Novak
Rafael Trujillo Jr, heir to the Dominican Republic's air force, professed love for actress Kim Novak on a TV program. He spoke of separation from his wife Octavia, starting divorce proceedings, and custody plans for their children. He claimed U.S. aid to his country had never been sent and discussed spending his own money from family sugar refineries and ranches. He noted Miss Novak attended a Hollywood dinner party and implied an expensive gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rafael Trujillo Jr
Kim Novak
Dominican Republic
Kim
Nive Gil
Paul V. Coates
Otuvia
Octavia
Trijillo
United States
Trujillo
No Decision In Soda Pop Suit
A York man sought 60000 from York Coca Cola Bottling Works after a soda bottle exploded at his workplace. The case ended without a decision in district court yesterday, with the plaintiff claiming loss of an eye from the incident reported in June 1956.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iariusburg
York
Clifford Grim
Coca-Cola Botting Works, Inc
Dune
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