Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Hold Annual Thanksgiving Dinner
The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs hosted about 200 attendees at the OOP Hall for their annual Thanksgiving dinner. Mrs Blot Daht yur chaired the serving committee as a bountiful tablescape reflected the festive mood. Mrs Blednor Huson led the Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge gathering, with routine business and a brief wrap up. Next meeting is December 7.
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Ainee Wak
Oop Hall
Peple
Rebekyt
Odd Fellows Lodges
Blot Daht Yur
Methodist Youth Chorus Plans Christmas Caroling Party
The Methodist Youth Chorus discussed a Christmas party with plans for caroling at various homes in the community. Kaylene Bley Cirly Bugins Linda Turben supported the committee and John Bliley Jon Chris coordinated party arrangements. A rehearsal next Tuesday evening November 2 at 7 o'clock at the church was announced.
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Methodist
Methodist Church
Christina Dholine
Wright Intntis i
Kaylene Bley
Cirly Bugins
Linda Turben
John Bliley
Jon Chris
Mike
Presbyterians Plan Thanksgiving Around the World Dinner
The First Presbyterian Church invites the congregation to a Thanksgiv ing Family Night tomorrow from 6 to 8 PM. Themed Thanksgiving Around the World, attendees will bring foreign dishes for a smorgasbord and wear costumes representing other nationalities. Junior high volunteers will serve as hosts, with the event benefiting ecumenical mission boards and Christian education.
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First Presbyterian Church
Hso
Commission On Ecumenical Mission and Relations
Board of National Missions
Board of Christian Education
Mrs Morgan Beverly Hosts Calvin Circle at Home
Mrs. Morgan Beverly entertained ten members of the Calvin Circle of the Women’s Association at her Wayne Street home yesterday afternoon. Mrs Frosten Pursoy led devotions on Hymns of Praise and Transposing, and the program Thy Militant Church was presented by Mrs James Huematy. A brief business session by chairman Mrs John Sheela reminded members of the family night dinner tomorrow and other upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan Beverly
Wayne Street
Calvin Circle
Women’s Association of
First Presbyterian Chiultch
Frosten Pursoy
James Huematy
John Sheela
Captain Bosh Speaks at Rotary in Corry
The speaker delivered an inspirational address at a Rotary gathering in Corry. He thanked the community for support and praised his wife for help, noting the audience’s warm reception and a post event dinner.
WCTU Rolls Call Meeting At First Methodist Church
The WCTU held a roll call meeting yesterday afternoon at First Methodist Church with a noon dinner served by Mrs. Henry Rockman Loretta Beldyn and Mrs. Nob Kline. The program featured a devotional with scripture from First Corinthians and readings on temperance. Mrs Pred Russ accompanied on piano. Mr Willis Brown read on musical interpretation of scripture passages. The next meeting is planned for December at Mrs Frank Whittles home with an exchange of gifts.
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Pyemiyciwa Tarmpers
Wotch
S Christian Temperance Union
Henry Rockman
Loretta Beldyn
Nob Kline
QA. Johnson
Ted
Shiek
Hines
Willis Brown
Prank Whittels
Enjoy Demonstration Party At VFW Home
MS Jeanne Mtauiey Miss Janet Currys and Mrs Tony TLamenina hosted a demonstration party at the VFW Home Garden on June 6. About 40 women attended the evening event with fashion displays by Genguy Magee of Union City and refreshments including sherbet coffee and mints. Wine won by Mrs Hill and Mrs Gerald Wetherben.
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Jeanne Mtauiey
Janet Currys
Tony Tlamenina
Yun
Ac Hill
Gerald Wetherben
Roberta Seimens
Rachel Circle Meeting At St Pauls Unitarian Church
Rachel Circle of St Pauls Lutheran Women met at Mrs Gerald Stays home Monday evening chaired by Mrs Elof Dahil. Miss Alberta Armigo Wis led a study on Women of the Old Testament focusing on Sarah and Miriam. Members decorated for Bethesda Home Christmas displays and were served refreshments by Mrs Shiples and Mrs Guy Stiffler.
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Suaipem
Ratchel
St. Paul’s
Gerald
Elof Dahil
Tian
Sresion
Alberta Arm
Igo Wis
Lessuit
Sarah
Mirani
Bethesda
Shiples
Guy Stiffore
Women golfers? No bridge players take center stage
A four-table Howell game ran at the YMCA yesterday during the Women's Afternoon Duplicate Bridge session. The average score was 31. Winners included Mrs. J. Fred Kinsey and Mrs. FH Bartholme with 37. Ties occurred for second with Mrs. Arthur Trent and Mrs. Ted Trent and with Mrs. Gerald Lant and Mrs. H. J. Wilcox at 45, plus others at 32 and 32. Next week marks the first session of the group's individual tournament.
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Howell
YMCA
Averge
J. Fred Kinsey
FH ‘Bartholme
Arthur Trent
Ted ‘Trent
Gerald Lant
H. J. Wilcox
Raymond Sandburg
James Sullivan
Elizabeth Rogers
Lenart
Clair
O. A. McClintock
Mark Coyle
Formosa Topic At Conelway PTA Fathers Night
William Johnson an Erie industrial engineer spoke on his Formosa Far East trip with color slides. The PTA meeting honored Fathers Night and announced a Fall Festival net of over 400 dollars with new secretary Mrs. Roger Lillie.
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PTA
William Johnsson
Erie
Formosa
United States State Department
Johnson
Far East
Jack Crowell
Earl Bailey
Roger Lillie
Richard Stutzman
Richard Hostetler
Beaverdam Mennonite
Juho
Harold Wolfe
Rex Ireland
Roy Ladd
Twin Sons Born to Rob ert Donnell Family in Clymer
Twin sons were born yesterday afternoon to Mr and Mrs Rob ert Donnell of Clymer with one baby delivered at Corry Memorial Hospital and the other at home.
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Robert Donnell
Clymer
Corry Memorial Hospital
John G. ‘Maloney
Gould Street
Elizabeth Taylor diagnosed with meningism in London clinic
London AP reports Elizabeth Taylor’s illness narrowed to meningism, a minor inflammation of brain membranes. Doctors ruled out meningitis, noting meningism is usually seen in children and may stem from an infected tooth, with possible US follow up for full recovery.
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London
Elzabeth Tayton
Carl Goldman
Miss Taylor
United States
Goldman
Reluctant gunmen jailed for London robbery
Ronald Bingwear and Charles Teeters, two U S airmen stationed at Sculthorpe, were sentenced to five years after pleading guilty to robbing Reginald Moorse, manager of the American Express London office, of 20 pounds. They tied the Moorses and used mild force, leaving a light on as they fled.
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Kingston
England
Ronald Cordet Bingwear
Chester
Charles Roy Teeters
Lincoln
Neb
Reginald John Moorse
London
American Express Co
U.S. Air Force Base
Sculthorpe
Bingwear
St. James High
Moorse
Alan Garfitt
American Express
Wall Street Broker's Son Sought In Holdup
Police issued a 12 state alarm for Paul Cushman McGee 22 son of Cushman McGee a Wall Street broker and student at American University He is suspected of robbing the Apex Theater for 230 wounding Officer Alfred Black during a chase and fleeing in a bloodstained car abandoned two and a half hours later in Philadelphia airport plans a flight to Larchmont L I later.
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Washington
Polter Vlay
Paul Cushman McGet
Wall Street
Cushman McGee
Larchmont
Young McGee
American Universty
McGee
Tno
Apex Theater
Alfred L Black
Black
Nic
Lewis C. Spar
Philadelphia
Area Farm Youth Dies After Old Car Mishap
Herbert Ellman Jr. of Gibbs Road Forestville Chautauqua County died yesterday at Hanover General Hospital from injuries when an auto overturned on a hillside at the Ellman family farm. His brother Edward, 13, was injured and listed in good condition. The accident occurred Sunday on the Ellman farm and the older youth underwent more than five hours of surgery Monday as doctors fought for his life. Three Mercy runs brought 12.
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Levene
Forestville
Chautauqua County
Hanover General Hospital
Silter Creek
Herbert Ellman Jr
Gibbs Road
Edward
Ellman
Princess Margaret to Represent Queen at Belgian Royal Wedding
Buckingham Palace said Princess Margaret will represent Queen Elizabeth at next month’s wedding of King Baudouin of the Belgians. She will be accompanied by her husband, Antony Armstrong Jones. This will be Margaret’s first royal visit outside Britain since her marriage last May.
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MAG
London
Margaret
Elizabeth
Baudouin
Buckingham Palace
Anthony Armstrong
Jones
Royal Wissen
Britain
Paralyzing Transit Strike Hits LA Area
Public transport for 70000 daily riders in Los Angeles County ground to a halt after 900 medianates struck the Metropolitan Transit Authority at 1201 a.m. The walkout defied a fresh court order and disrupted local and interurban bus and trolley service, forcing thousands to walk carpool or drive to downtown jobs.
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Los Angeles
Metropolitan Transit Authority
Amalgamated Transportation Union
Nixon Presses Kennedy Lead In Tight National Count
With 1587 of 166065 precincts reported and many absentee ballots uncounted, Kennedy leads Nixon by 249851 votes. In 24 hours Nixon cut the gap by 18248. Final tally shows Kennedy 33,796,375 and Nixon 33,957,024, Kennedy 50.18 percent to Nixon 49.82 percent of 67,453,499 counted.
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Kennedy
Nixon
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