UN group nears plan for Libyan Italian colonies
A UN subcommittee completed draft recommendations on Libya Italian Somaliland and Eritrea ending prewar colonial status. Independence for Libya by 1952 Somali by 1959 with trusteeship for Italy and Eritrea review by a five nation inquiry. Final decision to be by two thirds vote after bloc accord, with Latin American and Arab groups key to unity. Black pearls are described as rare and valuable.
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Cime
Taly
General Assembly
Italy
Eritrea
Associated Press
Halloween Parade At Snyder Circle Draws 150 Children
Snyder Circle residents held three Halloween parties for area children at Fairhaven. A morning parade around the circle featured 150 costumed kids, followed by judging, prizes, and a movie at the community house. Refreshments included ice cream, doughnuts, cupcakes, and chocolate milk.
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Snyder Circle
Fairhaven
Carmen Jegel
Diane Nagom
Sandra Moore
Betty Pearson
Robert Mulyim
Beverly Williams
Mary Thomas
Pattie Moody
Robert Guth
Christine McCallum
Dennis Dykes
Kenny Shover
William Shamburg
Gordon White
Raymond Tanner
Joseph Myers
Edward Cole
Homer Taylor
Albany
Frosten Pearson
Freda Nichols
Carl McIntyre
Russell Moore
Leo Neckers
Norman Tarbell
Victor Daugherty
Tanner
Merle Nichols
al Holton
Ward Baking Company
Elmview Dairy
Bump-o-Glown
Spaulding and Son
Holsum
Dairy Bakery
Model Dairy
Cub Pack 182 Halloween Party At Washington School
Cub Pack 182 at Washington School held a Halloween party Saturday night with 50 attendees including cubs and parents. Cubs wore costumes. orange decorations. games, lemonade, doughnuts, and favors were provided. officers and committee members served. Pack meetings are held the fourth Thursday monthly.
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Washington School
B.C. Mountain
Henry Hicks
Donald Dingle
Jack Madison
Jack Vanik
Peter Dubrosky
Woodrow Hess
Dubrosky
Robert G.tunnell
Betty Smith
Mountain
Paul Dwyer
Supper Event At Cutting Town Hall Highlights Halloween Festivities
About 125 attendees gathered for a community harvest supper at Cutting Town Hall on Saturday evening. Decorations reflected Halloween, costumes were judged, and prizes awarded for the youngest contestants while a chicken march entertained with Thomas Cooney at the piano.
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Cutting Town Hall
Anne
Cw Ec
Lee Stafford
Lofe Willey
North East
Baptist Society Hosts Halloween Party at Church
The Christian Endeavor Society of the First Baptist Church held a Halloween party at the church Saturday evening. About twenty guests attended and entered through a spook alley. A program of games was enjoyed and evening devotions were led by Miss Lucille Kimmy. The social committee served pumpkin pie, cider, and doughnuts.
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Baptist Society
Christian Endeavor Society of the First Baptist Church
Lucille Kimmy
Boy Scout Troop 80 Plans Investure Service
Scout Troop 80 members plan an investure service for the newly formed troop at the Lutheran Church on East South Street. Edward Gardick, scoutmaster, supervises with William Durham as scoutmaster of the Lutheran troop. A District No. 3 rally is scheduled for November 12 at 7:30 p.m. at Corry Junior High School with Wattsburg and Union City as representatives.
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Lutheran Church
East South Street
Biba
Methodist Church
Edward Gardick
William Durham
Corry
Wattsburg
Union City
No-Bar Riding Club Hosts Members and Guests Dinner
No-Bar Riding Club of this city and guests met at the homes of Mr and Mrs Leo Nollitger and Mr and Mrs John Hemminger. Attendees enjoyed dinner and supper with baked ham creamed cabbage pickles rolls and coffee. Forty three members joined a 25 mile trail ride in the Canter Hill area. Next Sunday the ride will be at Pleasant Hills.
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Sar
Leo Nollitger
John Hemminger
No-Bar
Canter Hill
Pleasant Hills
Hallowe'en Party for Miss Bonny Cady Celebrates Birthday
Mrs. Donald Cady hosted a Hallowe'en party at 105 North Center street Monday evening. Ten children attended to celebrate Bonny Cheryl Cady’s third birthday with costumes won by John Middleton and Miss Virginia Robins. Guests played bingo, enjoyed tricks or treats, and refreshments with popcorn orangeade and decorated cupcakes.
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Hallowe‘en
Bonny Cady
Donald Cady
Hallowe'en
North Center Street
Bonny Cheryl
John Middleton
Virginia Robiun
Cady
Miss Holton
Michael McLaughlin
Sally Chase
Carol Holton
Wallace Cady
Benny Ghery Cady
Marlene McTntyre
Sherwood
Kenneth Scott
Friendly Circle Meets at Mrs Shampoe’s Home
The Friendly Circle of the Guiting Sunday School met at Mrs. Gordon Shampoe’s home. Mrs. Marion Wayes led singing and Mrs. Arthur Wallace gave devotions on The Ninety inch Ning. Miss Arlene Boyle received a Bible quiz perfect score, and prizes went to Mrs. Carl Boyle and Mrs. Pred Wale during social games. Halloween favors were given to children and a late evening supper followed. The next circle meeting is November 25 with Mrs. L. H. Redding.
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Shampoe
Gordon Shampoe
Guiting
Hyntin
Marion Wayes
Arthur Wallace
Arlene Boyle
Carl Boyle
Pred Wale
Hallowe'en
L. H. Redding
Girl Scout Troop 39 Ranch Party at First Presbyterian Church
Girl Scout Troop 39 of the First Presbyterian Church held a ranch themed party Monday evening with about 70 attendees in cowboys and cowgirls costumes. Attendees crafted miniature wooden horses, and decorations featured a corral a covered wagon and a store donated miniature cow. The program included group singing stunts and games, with Carl Sawyer photographing the event. Refreshments served camp style included baked beans sandwiches pickles and cider, described as very enjoyable.
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First Presbyterian Church
Angulsh
G. ©. Murphy
Carlyle Sawyer
Hallowe'en Party At Wojtaszek Home
Miss Betsuzek and Mrs Beverly Gaiter hosted a Halloween party Saturday evening at their Burton avenue home attended by guests from Union City including Earl Drayer Ray Bacon Raymond Drayer Wayne Sutmeheam Mary Cerson Martin Turbell and Virginia Woitcker. Games were played and refreshments served before the group attended a midnight show at Waterford Drive Theatre.
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Uyable Fisslowe
Hebert
Waylrs
Zek
Burton Avenue
Bettuszek
Beverly
Halloween Party for Miss Dannalou Shoop
Mrs. George Shoop hosted a Halloween party Monday evening at 146 Ohio Street honoring her daughter Dannalou Shoop. Sixteen guests attended including eleven children and five neighbors' mothers. Prizes went to Richard Thomas, Dale Smith, and Miss Wilien Smith. treats included orange candy baskets, Halloween candles, ice cream, cup cakes, and cookies.
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Dannalou Shoop
George Shoop
Ohio Street
Richard Thomas
Dale] Smith
Wllen Smith
Altar Guild Plans Thanksgiving Turkey Dinner at St. Paul's
Last evening eleven of twelve members of the Altar Guild Society of St. Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church met at the home of Mrs. Blof Dahl on Pleasant Street. President Mrs. Gerald Staples presided as plans were finalized for a public turkey dinner Thursday from 5 to 7 20 p m to support church purchases. Seventy tickets sold so far with 170 adults and 190 children listed. Mrs. Staples chairs the ticket sales. Mrs. Sidney Beckwith, soon moving to New Wilmington, was honored with a shower of handkerchiefs. Social hour featured turkey salad, wafers, pickles, ice cream, cake and coffee. Next meeting announced for Monday evening with Mrs. Slavence J. Kiyeh of Wayne Street.
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Altar Guild
Altar Guild Society of
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Ast Pleasant Street
Blof Dahl
Gerald Staples
Tauren
Green Paramounts
Staples
Sidney Beckwith
New Wilmington
Dahl
Personal Shower For Miss Mary Jasta In Erie
Miss Mary Justa of Eve near Erie was honored with a personal shower hosted by Mrs. Peter Renzelle at 265 South Center Street Sixteen gest e. Family and friends attended Sunday afternoon and gifts were presented. Refreshments included brownies and yellow cake with whipped cream. The event celebrated her upcoming November 12 wedding to Joseph Venicesca of Erie.
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Arden Rockefellow
West Spring Creek
Meadville
Howard Duffield
Aby
Wayne Street
Uniontown
Duffield
T. E. Duffield
Warren Wickware
Colum
Helen Wawrejko
Washington, D. C
Sammy Phelps
Merle Page
R. 1
Columbus
Merton Briggs
Siri Janey
Camden
N. J
Jessie K. Newton
South Center Street
North East
Carlton V. King
D. J. Haley
Michael
Saginaw
Mich
Haley
Joseph Guignon
East Church Street
Robert Lewis
Dan DeCoux
Alfred Ficcardt
Thomas Motor Company
Lawrence
Erie
Don Wilcox
East Street
G. W. Wagner
West Smith ‘Street
Fredonia
N. Y
J. M. Morrison
Morrison
Harry Buetikofer
Frank Oxrnegle
Gary
East Washington Street
Tony Joy
Pittsburgh
Philip Camachio
Norris Chapin
Union City
Albertha Himsod
Mott Street
Chapin
Mary Jasta
Mary Justa
Eve
Joseph Venicesca
Peter ‘Renzelle
Cen
Ler
Jugta
Lawrence faces payroll macing charges in campaign burst
Nov 1 report says Republican mayoral candidate Timothy Ryan accuses Mayor David L. Lawrence and allies of shaking down city workers for large sums to fuel a war chest. He cites police, fire, and other city employees as targets while noting alleged coercion at precinct stations.
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Pittsburgh
Timothy
Tice) Ryan
David L. Lawrence
Mefcal
Ryan
Lawrence
Vargius
Ryn
Snr
Iain
Ryas
Nolice
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