Frayed records hint at gathering of notable names
Ledger fragments mention Earl Legt Snipe, Everet Rheber Thompson, Wayde, Mrs Minnie Wardes, Helen Gravik, and Ken Ti as participants in a Thursday assembly. The garbled OCR preserves hints of a local social or community event with several individuals named across a rough list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fray Iam Wyters
Earl Legt- Snipe
Jebergen
Ars
Everet Rheber
Thomp- Wayde
Minnie Wardes
Helen Gravik
Alved
Fragments Hint at Movements In Local Affairs
Disjointed OCR reads suggest movements or officials shifted roles with mentions of Thompson and Mrs. or Mr. Thompson. The garbled text implies a local administrative change or a captioned image noting position changes, but details remain unclear.
Hospital Auxiliary Seeks Sno Ball Plans and Meetings
Irysh DeWiso of the Corry Memorial Hospital Ladies Auxiliary led last evening’s meeting in the nurses dining room. Reports from visiting, volunteers, and purchasing committees were given. the group discussed a hospital cafeteria, the Sno Ball dance, and upcoming torpid events with committees named for auditing and nominating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irysh DeWiso
Corry Memorial Hospital
Elwin Puller
Hospital Board of Directors
Clyde Keith
Edgar Alexander
O. W. Bracken
Arthur Pledger
Northwest District of Hospital
Titusville
Downs
Pred Schwab
Elizabeth Rogers
Pledger
Schwab
Ann Baress
Dale Webster
John Wilson
Gertrude White
George Hagger
Cochairmen
Moose Home
Mary Higgins
Frank Frisina
J. Fred Beebe
J.P. Needham
Chinese Christians Topic For WSCS Circles
The Orpah Circle of the WSCS at First Methodist met at Mrs Edward Rossbacher's home with Mrs Frank Anthony in charge. Devotions, a lesson by Mrs Floyd Webb, and a playlet on Relocated Chinese Christians were featured for 15 attendees. Next meeting December 7 at Mrs Carl Stump with gift offerings and small exchanges. Esther Circle opened with devotions led by Miss Dahlstrand. plans were made to serve next WSCS meeting, with dessert social to follow. Next meeting December 7 at Mrs W B Stowe’s East Street home.
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WSCS
Orpah
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Edward Rossbacher
Frank Anthony
George Gordon
Floyd Webb
Webb
Preston Anthony
Paul Meerdink
James Cogan
Willard Gibson
Marvin Millspaw
H. D. Slaughter
Harold Armitage
Carl Stump
Esther Circle
Stanley Nichols
Franklin Street
Jeannie Nichols
Ruth Dahlstrand
W. B. Stowe
East Southtreet
Mrs Bertha Stockton Hosts Readers Club Luncheon
Mrs Bertha Stockton entertained the Readers Club in Columbus with a dessert luncheon. Two guests attended as the president led the meeting a program on Cooperstown a Village of Culture. Mrs F B Sullivan spoke sharing notes on the Hall of Fame and Cooper’s town heritage. Next meeting slated November 16 hosted by Mrs Willis Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlinswenwa
Readers Club
Columbus
Lillian Galbreith
Helen Stockton
Rall
Vas
F. B. Sullivan
Cooperstown
Hall of Fame
New York State Historical Association
James Fenimore Cooper
Willis Brown
West Church Street
Elgin Beaverdam Ladies Plan Rummage Sale and Dinner
At the Elgin Beaverdam Ladies Auxiliary meeting Mrs Charles Swan presided in the fire hall with 15 members. They scheduled a rummage sale Friday November 6 from 8 to 9 pm on West Main at the former Corry Wallpaper and Paint Store and a chicken dinner Saturday November 7 from 5 to 8 pm at the fire hall. Mrs Merrill Wade and Mrs Swan will chair. A skating party was also proposed to raise funds, with the next meeting set for December 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin- Beaverdam Ladies Auxiliary
Charles Swan
West Main Street
Corry Wallpaper
Baby Shower Honors Gregory Lane Baldwin at Home
Mrs. Donald McCaslin and Mrs. Homer White helped host a baby shower for Gregory Lane Baldwin infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Baldwin at the Baldwin home on Summer Street. Twenty ladies attended and prizes were given to several guests. Decorations featured yellow and white with a refreshment table offering molded fruit salad Waldorf salad brownies cakes tea and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregory Lane Baldwin
Donald McCaslin
Homer White
Myand
Vernon Baldwin
Baldwin
Summer Street
H. Ray, Harris
William Hull
Howard Bycroft
William Halfast
Menit
Masquerade Birthday Party At Wattsburg
A Halloween themed masquerade party drew 116 skaters to Rainbow Rink Wattsburg Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Lout Schoenfeldt hosted in honor of their son Thomas 1th birthday. Judy Johnson Wattsburg won best costume, Terry Combs Wattsburg the funniest. Betty Proctor Beaverdam won the door prize. Refreshments and a Halloween decorated birthday cake capped the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wattsburg
Lout Schoenfeldt
North East
Thomas
Bite Judy Johnson
Terry Combs
Wattshore
Watt
Betty Proctor
Beaverdam
Talk On European Trip Highlights Grange Meet
Corry Grange No. 55 members met at Park Street Grange Ball led by Worthy Master Charles Mulligan. Officers announced the GLF banquet November 16 at the Moose home. Mr and Mrs T R Sorenson will report on the State Grange meeting. Lecturer Mrs LeRoy King introduced Mrs Lester Datiner and Mrs Leah Reed who shared slides from a 1958 Europe trip. Thanksgiving theme set for next meeting November 16 with refreshments served.
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Pomona Grange
Chandlers Valley
Chandlers Valley Grange
Warren County
Merley
Schweitzer
Thelms Porter
Chandle
Valley Grange
Ruth Reiff
Floyd Martly
EUB Church
Robert Young
Warren
United Nations
Rita Quigley
Franklin and
Olive Huft
Brokenstraw Grange
Youngsville
B. Lee Johnsson
Isa
Indice Bi Chantlers Valley Grange
Guange Hall
Grange
Corry
Tast
Park Street
Charles Mulligan
GLF
Moose Home
T. R. Sorenson
State Grange
Bedford Springs
LeRoy ‘King
Lester Datiner
Leah Reed
Europe
Denmark
Holland
England
Germany
Belgium
France
Scotland
Velma Long
John Decker
Clara Hill
Mae Clark
Britton Run Cemetery Aid Hosts Meeting At Britton Run
Mr and Mrs Clyde McCray of Britton Run hosted the Britton Run Cemetery Aid gathering Saturday. A 1 o clock tureen dinner was served to $2 members. a $20 collection was raised for cemetery care. The next meeting is December 5 at the Union City home of Mr and Mrs Harry Alden with a Christmas exchange planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cemetery Aid
Clyde
Arson Arrest Of Findley Lake Woman In 1958 Fire
Mrs Gladys Bemis 43 of Beecn Hill Road Mayville was arrested by the County Sheriff's Department on a second degree arson charge. The arrest followed a October 8 1958 fire at her North East road Findley Lake residence. Fire discovered about 1 a m by Stanley Cook of French Creek. Her three children were visiting relatives in Saginaw Mich. She was arraigned before Peace Justice A Roy Perkins and given an adjournment to obtain counsel. Committed to county jail without bail. Sheriff praised investigators and co operation of Findley Lake Volunteer Fire Department led by Chief George Bradley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Sheriff's Department
Gladys Bemis
Beecn Hii Road
Mayville
Bemis
Merle Campaign
D. Robert Edwards
Hazel Edwards
North East Road
Pindley
Stanley Cook
French Creek
Saginaw
Mich
A. Roy Perkins
Tomtor
County Jeil
Charles C. McCloskey ,Jr
Officrs
Findley Lake
Woman Tells Of Coaching On Strike It Rich
A Richmond woman recounts being coached to reveal answers and bet amounts on the CBS program Strike It Rich in 1955. Dorothy Waller Heppert says she and others were told to travel to New York, given questions and answers, and that the show offered limited meals but no transportation reimbursement while she needed money for her deaf children’s hearing aids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
CBS
Dorothy Waller Heppert
Highland Springs
Alr
Warren Hull
Cerremonies
Ms. Heppert
New York
Dismantling Cost Cut for VFW Jet Display Plan
Corry VFW post inches toward permanent jet fighter display with costs dropping. A Thursday Olmsted Air Force Base visit reduced planned dismantling price from about 400 to roughly 200 dollars as Air Force personnel confirm plane electronics stay intact. The club seeks a hangar at Laurence Airport to assemble the 9000 pound jet and move it via street, aiming for November 15 with trucks loaned by locals to support the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
VFW Post
Olmsted Air Force Base
Harrisburg
Seal
Air Force Base
Winien
Air Force
VFW
Thorns Cragg
Covty Airport Authority
Laurence Airport
Center Street
Washington Street
Duane Troyer
Lawrence Nichols
Crage
Samuel Baressi
Van Doren Testimony Aligned With Earlier Statements
New York DA Frank Hogan said Monday’s testimony by Chwies Van Doren in the Twenty One quiz rigging case conformed to information supplied about ten days earlier. Hogan noted Van Doren appeared voluntarily and that substantial changes were made to prior statements. He expected more witnesses to come forward to correct earlier testimony, and said a decision on potential perjury prosecutions would come later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Doren
DA New York
Manhal
Frank S. Hogan
Chwies van Doren
Hogan
Gaia
Joel
Rith
Van Doren Admits Deceit Over TV Quiz Scandal
Charles Van Doren, once a respected Columbia professor, resigns after admitting to taking part in the rigged Twenty-One show. He cites remorse and a shift to honesty as he faces possible perjury charges and recalls pressure from producer Albert Freedman to enhance public respect for the intellect.
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Washington
Charles van Doren
Columbia University
van Doren
Fregal
Congressional Committee
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