Beautification Committee Plans and Local Bits in Bear Lake
The Beautification Committee met at Mrs. Walter Newhouse’s home with nine members. President Mrs. Gene Jukes led plans for Christmas light-up judging by Mrs. Peggy Osborne who will host December dinner. Next meeting November 26 at Mrs. Clyde Hotchkiss’s home. Winners of games were Mrs. Clarence Carter, Mrs. Ralph Barrett, and Miss Hildred Caldwell. Marlene and Peggy Osborne attended the New York State Grange in Cortland, N.Y. Merritt Smith is a patient at Jamestown General Hospital. Mrs. Henry Kofod hosted Palmer Corners Home Bureau with 13 members. next meeting November 13 at Mrs. Shirley Brown’s on Garfield road. Christmas party in December. The turnpike toll in New Jersey since January 15, 1952 remains 1.75 dollars for 118 miles, higher per mile than the 1.45–1.48 cents per mile on the Ohio Turnpike across 241 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Osborne
Walter Newhouse
Gene Jukes
Clarence Carter
Ralph Barrett
Hildred Caldwell
Marlene
New York State Grange
Cortland
N.Y
Merritt Smith
Jamestown General Hospital
Henry Kofod
Palmer Corners
Birthday Dinners and Visits Across Local Families
A batch of social notes records Sunday gatherings and dinners in multiple households. Jeffrey Bemis celebrated with family and friends including Bayle, Willey, Querreveld, and Bowen. Other visits featured the VanEardens, Rouse, Blake, Groters, and various local residents from Clymer, Jamestown, Elma, and Columbus, with several wedding and birth dinner mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Marsh
Merton Bemis
Jeffrey
Carl Bayle
Ronald Willey
Jamestown
Nancy Querreveld
Clymer
Janie Bowen
Westfield
William VanEarden
Clymer Center
James VanEarden
Helen Rouse
Leonard
Clifford Aikens Sr
Clifford Aikens Jr
Loren Upperman
Lawrence Green
Missouri
Glen Evans
Leon Newhouse
Amos VanEarden
Lillian Wallace
Thieu Signals New Offensive Prep in North Viet Nam
South Vietnamese President Nguyen Van Thieu told reporters during a visit to a military cemetery that Hanoi and the Viet Cong are making serious preparations for a new offensive and that Saigon may strike first if needed. He warned U.S. air support could be sought if South Vietnam cannot repel another large North Vietnamese attack. Thieu dismissed any peace progress since the Paris cease fire and urged readiness amid claims of continued communist military aid into the south. Retired Gen. Duong Van Minh urged rival South Vietnamese factions to form a progressive democratic regime independent of world blocs, saying both sides control power and must accept a new social order acceptable to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thieu
Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
U.S
Thien
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Hanoi
Ngo Dinh Diem
Duong van
Big
Minh
South
Viet Cong
Substitute for natural gas planned from Kentucky coal
Kentucky plans advance production of a coal based substitute for natural gas and gasoline. Construction could start in 1975 with state and federal funding needed. Projects involve West Kentucky gas from coal and East Kentucky refinery stock substitutes with Ashland Oil Kentucky Coal Association and Mines and Minerals Institute participation. Ford Capri import price rises $245 to offset safety and pollution costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville, Tenn
East Kentucky
Tennessean
Ashland Oil Co
Kentucky Coal Association
Kentucky University
Mines and Minerals Institute
Detroit
Ford Motor Co
United States
Ford
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Bear Lake News
New Brunswick
N.J
New Jersey
Dennis Damcott
Vicki
Theodore Nakoski
Elma
Joseph Nakoski
Elouise Marsh
Arthur Wallace
Little Hope
Sivas
Turkey
Bill - Rose
Tae
Riable
Hig
Corey Wet
Ame
Reneral Funds
Shou
Nake
Queeans
Warren
Tana
Armstrong
Corry
Deacon
Erie County
C.A.P. Council
Mary Ann Kibler
City of
Larry Burton
Betty Prather
City Council of
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