Local families attend events across towns this weekend
GY Socially highlightad Mr and Mrs Robert Spencer and their children of Tonawanda Pa fre yidhting at the home of sher parents Mr and Mrs A M Spence of 209 Meid avenue over the weekend Mr and Mrs J Donald Watson of 191 East Congress street arents tending Parents Day at Grove City College as guests of their son James who is a student there Eugene Wank of Franklin street is spending today in Jamestown on busines s and Mrs Howard Hammond and their granddaughter Nina Jo Sammons of R D 1 returned to their home this morning from La Grange IL after visiting there with Mr and Mrs Fredric Sammons their son in law and daughter and parents respectively for the past two weeks Mrs Sammons who was stricken with polio in August is still at the Hinsdale Sanatorium and Hospital and her condition is improving Mr and Mrs Manley Robbins Jr at East Main street have as their Weekend guests Mr and Mrs Wilson Hepler and their familly of Kane who are here to attend the Huff Sherwood wedding today
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Robert Spencer
Tonawanda
Sher
A. M. Spence
Meid Avenue
J. Donald Watson
East Congress Street
Grove City College
James
Eugene Wank
Franklin Street
Jamestown
Howard Hammond
Nina Jo Sammons
la Grange
Fredric Sammons
Sammons
Hinsdale Sanatorium
Manley Robbins Jr
Manley Robbins Jr. At East. Main Street
Wilson Hepler
Familly of Kane
Robin Fenno Is Honored At Birthday Party
Robin Fenno celebrated a birthday yesterday afternoon at 130 to 3:20 o'clock at home 46 Marion Street hosted by Mrs Dimes Henny. About 10 family and friends attended including Mrs Mary Find and others. Refreshments of coffee milk ice cream and cake were served before the close of the party.
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Belore
Women's Relief Corps Holds Regular Session
The Women's Relief Corps met for a regular session with Mrs. George Huebert presiding and Grange officers in attendance. Officers' reports were presented and plans discussed for the next meeting set for November 7 at the local hall.
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Women’s Relief Corps
George Huebert
Noyhabir Tath
Micon
Patterean
Eurail
Conusit
Columbus Ladies Harvest Smorgasbord Fundraiser
The Columbus Ladies announce a harvest smorgasbord dinner to support the Columbus Community Church project. The event, a turkey and hunt themed dinner, will be held Saturday evening November 10 with proceeds designated for a new organ recently installed. Public invited to attend.
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Columbus Ladies
Fund For
Suny
Columbus Community Church
Turkey
Hospital Auxiliary Meet Scheduled Monday Night
The Hospital Auxiliary of Corty Memorial Hospital will hold a Monday night meeting at 7:30 in the dining room. Mrs dimes V Sinare, auxiliary president, urges return of funds from the bake sale cart party and asks members with outstanding money to settle accounts.
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Corty Memorial Hospital
Hie Losnd
Dimes -V Sinare
Ike
Butler Car Tragedy Claims 13-Year-Old Boy
A deadly car crash near Butler claimed the life of Pat Arthur Hoover, 13, as the vehicle driven by his father Albuitt Hoover, 62, skidded off Route 2 in rough road conditions. The accident occurred late at night, and authorities are investigating the single-vehicle rollover.
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Butler
Pat Arthur D. Hoover
Albuitt
Miss Ruth Lanston Hosts Bridge Club Evening
Miss Ruth Langtot of Park Street entertained a bridge club at her home on Thursday. Two tables played with prizes won by Mrs. John Street and Mrs. Joh Freno. Afterward, Mrs. Richard Grimm was honored with a Stork shower and received gifts. Dessert was served.
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Ruth Lanston
Ruth Langtot
Park Street
John Street
Joh Freno
Richard Grimm
Harbor Half Aid Plans Christmas Party
Harbor Half Gables Aid held an all day session at the Community House with a noon dinner. Mrs. Neil Gates, president, led plans for the December 8 Christmas party and secret sisters reveal. Committees named for decorating and table settings included Mrs. Larry Swanson, Miss Pauline Lindstrom, Mrs. Gates, Mrs. Arthur Lindstrom, and Mrs. William Reynolds.
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One Harbor Half Gables
Neil Gates
Larry Swanson
Pauline Lindstrom
Gates
Arthur Lindstrom
William Reynolds
IBM in barn Ithaca N Y scientists test dairy device
IBM engineers at the New York State College of Agriculture are using an electronic device in a barn to predict dairy outputs. The instrument can estimate how much to feed cows, expected milk yield, sale value, and potential profits.
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IBM
Ithaca
N. Y
New York State College of Agriculture
Births Reported at Local Hospitals in Union City and Grove City
A daughter born Wednesday at Stem Memorial Hospital Union City to Mr and Mrs Leon Cole of Edinboro with Madeline Williams the former wife and Mrs Mynford Williams and Mr Clarence Cole as grandparents. A daughter born this morning at Grove City Hospital to Mr and Mrs Wilner C Lopus of Slippery Rock with Marit Hurlbert the former wife of Union City and Lester Lopus of Corry as grandparents.
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Stem Memorial Hospital
Union City
Leon Cole
Edinboro
Cole
Madeline Williams
Mynford Williams
Clarence Cole
This City
Grove City Hospital
Wilner C. Lopus
Slippery Rock
Lapis
Marit Hurlbert
Lester Lopus
Corry
Couple To Mark 50th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs John Carbaugh of R D 1 will host open house on Sunday to observe their golden wedding anniversary. Married November 14 1906 in Jamestown NC by Rev Townsend they have eight children and 25 grandchildren with six great grandchildren. The couple invite relatives friends and neighbors to attend from 4 to 5 PM and 7 to 8 30 PM.
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John Carbaugh
R. D.1
Carbaugh
Newmatchville
Bessie Peterson
Nebraska
Jamestown
Townsend
Ethel Starks
Kennedy
N. Y
Howard Carbaugh
Erie
Eben Carbaugh
Irene King
Union City
John Carbaigh
Cecil Carbaigh
Doris Ritchie
Harriet Simmons
Salt Lake City
Utah
Lso
Carbaugh Hye
Feminine Paul Revere rings bells for voting day
Nashville social reformer Miss Ruby Lee Adams proposes bell ringing nationwide on November 6 to spur voter turnout. She notes 1952 presidential participation at 62.7 percent and cites widespread reader response to her Nashville Banner article. Adams urges church bells in cities, bells for youth groups, and hourly doorbell or station rings to wake the public.
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Nashville
Tenn
Ruby’ Lee Adams
Nashville Banner
American Women of Radio and Television
Miss Adams
Boy Scotts
Dining Guide and Entertainment Directory snippet
Pittsfield Inn in Pittsfield enters tenth year under Allen and Dorothy Scilly with daily service, reservations optional, Sunday dinners 1 to 7 pm. Ginnie’s Cafeteria at 518 West Main features 24 hour service with self serve meals and homeBased goods. Deer Head Inn near Spring Creek offers noon to evening dining Monday through Friday and Saturday. Colonel Drake Hotel in Titusville handles banquets and receptions with lunch and dinner hours.
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Pittsfield Inn
Pittsfield
Allen
Dorothy Scilly
Youngsville
Ginnie's
West Main Street
Deer Head Inn
Colonel Drake
Titusville
Pennsylvania
Bell-ringing plan to boost turnout on election day
A research specialist proposed using bells to mobilize voters. She recalled a huckster wagon with a bell heard in a rose garden and floated ringing bells on election day to encourage turnout. The idea ties local sound cues to civic participation and public engagement.
Fail To Part Siamese Twins
An operation to separate Siamese twin girls at UCLA Medical Center failed. Laura Lee Currier died during the procedure, Nancy Diane died several hours later. The girls, born 12 days earlier, were joined from neck to abdomen. Parents Raymond and Mrs Currier of Sim California have one other child. Martha Graham is noted as a descendant of Miles Standish.
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Angeles
Ucla Medical Center
Laura Lee Currier
Nancy Diane
Raymond Currier
Sim
Calif
College founder Burnell dies in Burlingame at 78
Charles Arniest Burnell, founder of the University of Alaska at Fairbanks in 1923 and its president until 1949, died Thursday in Burlingame, California aged 78. He helped establish the university and led its early growth.
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Burlingame
Calif
Charles Arniest Burnell
University of Alaska At Fairbanks
Will Rogers Day marked in Oklahoma
Claremore notes Will Rogers Day celebrating his birth 77 years after his birth date. About 29 high school bands and 3,000 people parade to the Will Rogers Memorial while a wreath is placed on his tomb by the Pocahontas Club. The event honors Rogers as a cowboy, comedian, and social commentator with ties to Wiley Post and Oklahoma.
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Claremore
Clin ix
Will Rogers
Oklahoma
Twentynine
Pocahontas Club
South
Dog Trott Club
Rogers
Wiley Post
Point Barrow
Alaska
U. S
Alben Barkley
Kentucky
Washington
Six Democratic Senators Criticize Eisenhower Middle East Policy
Six Democratic members of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Green, Fulbright, Sparkman, Humphrey, Mansfield, and Morse, assailed four years of indecision and bluster by the Eisenhower administration. They called the British French Israeli action against Egypt the country’s worst diplomatic disaster and said policy has failed, reaching an absolute dead end. They aligned with Adlai Stevenson’s view and cited campaign remarks about bipartisan messages.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Eisenhower
Middle East
Egypt
Green
Fulbright
Ark
Sparkman
Ala
Humphrey
Minn
Manafield
Mont
Morse
Ore
George
Long
Adial
Philadelphia
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