Local notices mix of sales, requests and events
City and vicinity briefs report pancake breakfast cancellation, charity drives, store ads, youth activities and public notices. Items include Woolrich sale at Ike’s Sport Shop, UNICEF collection by Methox Youth Fellowship, a box social and dance, burglary notes near North Aves High School, and community Chest fundraising progress in Bradford. National Education Week open houses, Turkey party, and joint county building talks appear alongside local business and gaming receipts.
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Ike
Saegertown
Methox Youth Fellowship
Snegtown Methodist Church
Unicef
K. of C. Hall
C. D. of A
K. of C
Bradford
Charman
Jack C. van Nette
Kane
Kane Area
Elgin-Beaverdam Hose Co
Erie
Century Foods
Morris H. Zoldan
Youngsville
Ohio
Hampt
Polkateers
Cambridge Springs
St. Thomas
City Hall
Hospital Report Reveals Admissions and Discharges
At the hospital report compiled as of 7 am today several admissions are listed including Mre Rone M. Trisket 347 West Waslington and Michael Papovicl 48 Spring Street among others with various family relations. Discharged names include Mrs Louury Beduze and Mrs Charles Spiesman. A construction worker Ivan Johnston 23 Erie sustained a possible head injury after a truck strike yesterday and was taken to Hamel Hospital in satisfactory condition. Local commerce mentions Ginnies Cafeteria and a tax assessment note from Erie Finance Director George Brabender reporting a 408 641 750 valuation for 1959 up slightly from 1968. Further ad blurb from Mojud lingerie and Mabel's Shoppe.
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Rone M. Trisket
West Waslington
Sioner
George D. Gibbs
Sherman
Rean Mcfly
West Commbur
Michael Papovicl
Spring Street
Jura
Yeuro
Old Sox
Carlton Teed Jr
Clymer
Erie
Ivan Johnston
Hamel Hospital
Ginnie
Wtz
George Brabender
City and School Board
Mabel
Youth Week Speakers At Corry Evangelical United Brethren Church
Rev. Jack Marshall a Kobe returnee and Youth for Christ missionary will headline Corry church Youth Week services. Misses Andre and Coral Williams of Warren assist. Events run Tuesday 6 30 p m Youth Fellowship, next three evenings 7 30 start, Youth Banquet Saturday 6 30 p m. Sunday begins 9 45 a m with Sunday school. All youth junior high through high invited, said Rev H R Harris.
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Jack Marshall
Youth For Christ Missionary
Kobe
Japan
Corry
Youth Fellowship
H. Ray Hirris
Columbus Grange to Hold Regular Session Monday Evening
The Columbus Grange will meet Monday at 8 30 p m in the Grange Hall with state deputy Lawrence Miller instructing officers. The lecturer has a program and good attendance is urged. Also note the Carry Rod and Gun Club turkey party on Saturday November 15 1958 with 23 turkeys 16 pounds or better.
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Columbus Grange
State Grange
Lawrence Miller
TV Highlights and Programs By Charles Mercer
Television has embraced conversation this season with cerebral talk shows and lively daytime banter. Edward R. Murrow's Small World on CBS and the Jack Paar Show on NBC showcase dialogue’s appeal. Jackie Gleason and Arthur Godfrey on CBS mornings prove daytime chatter can be entertaining.
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Edward R. Murrow
Small World
Cbs-Tv
Jack Paar
Nbc-Tv
Paar
Jackie Gleason
Arthur Godfrey
Dali
Godfrey
Gleason
New Soviet Testing Escalates Nuclear Tensions
The article notes continued Soviet nuclear tests despite Geneva talks on suspending testing begun Oct 31. It recalls the U S and Britain suspending tests for a year from Aug 22, while the Soviets restarted late September, arguing U S and Britain did not accept a March halt proposal. Eisenhower said the U S and Britain kept the Oct 31 suspension in force.
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Soviet Union
Geneva
United States
Russia
Moscow
Britain
Eisenhower
White House
Voting waves shift as party tides flip several races
The piece notes Wisconsin Democrat William Proxmire defeats Republican Roland Steinle while Pennsylvania Mayor David Lawrence wins easily in Pittsburgh. Ohio replaces Governor O’Neill with Democrat DiSalle amid unemployment and a right to work backlash. Indiana shows GOP split aiding Harold Handley’s defeat. Hartke wins. New Jersey and New York see coattail effects aiding Williams. Minnesota cites McCarthy aided by Governor Freeman.
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Wisconsin
William Proxmire
Roland J. Steinle
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
David Lawrence
Lawrence
Washington
GOP
Hugh Scott
George M
Senate
Ohio
William O'Neill
O'Neill
Indiana
Plate Tix
Hoexler
Harold W. Handley
Vance Hartke
New Jersey
Eisenhower
New York
Harrison A. Wilams
Robert Meyner
Williams
Robert Kean
Minnesota
Eugene McCarthy
Edward Thye Toy
Orville Freeman
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Corry Beverage
Carter Hill Ladies Aid
Michael Kalika
R. D
Lee Matthews
M.C
Herb Johnson
Mepertne
Gerard T. Abt
Crawford County
Hunt
ESA
Funeral Home
Carry Hospital
Pati Tentuwen
Richard Jr
Jacqueline
Richard Christenson
West
Prederick Street
Jesse H. Jackson
Centers Walle
Fox
Columbus
Louury Beduze
Wehue
Charles Spiesman
Smith Street
Danny
Sam
Aml
John Atwood
Bear Luke
Mike Erlan
Sherman Shirley
Virginia Diemer
South Center Street
Joseph Supnicki
North Center Street
Reno
Wolf's Head Oil Refining Co
Ho—Erie
Clarence Gregory
Fredonia
Corry Ee
Titusville
Louis W. Russell
Sunville
Fence Park
Harborcreek Road
Uts
Jockey Midway
Bargain Joe's
Borr
Charles Mercer
U.S
Fogle Lumber CO
Franklin St. Corry, Pa
WOTR
Corry Journal
First Church of Christ, Scientist
East Columbus
Wayne Street
Yesteryear
Corry. Savings Cloang
Center Street
Bennett's Rim
Bennett's Club
Loblaws
Orchard Park
Swift
Armour Star
Wilson
Agar
Turkeys