Miss Judy Gronostaj Honored At Birthday Party
Miss Judy Gronostaj of South street was the guest of honor at a birthday party hosted by Miss Ellen Marie Phillips on East South street Saturday afternoon. Games, visiting, and refreshments followed with door prize won by Miss Nancy Wilcox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Gronostaj
South Street
Ellen Marie Phillips
Satters
East South Street
Nancy Wilcox
Phyllis Wilcox
Patricia Woodard
Donna Phillips
Millie Woodard
Warren
Miss Kathy Kennedy Celebration and Kiwanis Speaker
A birthday party for Miss Bethy Kennedy aged eight drew twelve friends for swimming at the YMCA from 6 to 8. The group then gathered at the Kennedy home on Wayne Street with gifts and birthday cake. Hubert Vaughn of Corry Instrument Company was guest speaker at the Kiwanis Club meeting at Hotel Corry, presenting slides from a MidWest tour and discussing products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathy Kennedy
Hubert Vaughn
Kiwanis
Bethy Kennedy
YMCA
Willam Gambleton
Aliss Kennedy
Wayne Street
Sandy
Sherry Out
Danny
Diane Williams
Mary Mowrey
Nancy Fenstermacher
Becky Morrison
Mary Dorman
Jean Looms
Mary Davidson
Sharidin Peebles
Miss Kennedy
Hhupert ‘Vaughn
Corry Instrument Company
Kiwanis Club
Hotel
Corry
Harold Slaughter
Mr. Vaughn
Vaughn
Mid-West
Sind
United States
Philip Zalzneck
Open House Held for Neylon Anniversary in Corry
Open house honoring the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Neylon was announced for Saturday November 2 from 2 to 5 p.m. at the Corry Moose home. Hosts include their children F H Bartholme Union City Richard Cole Williamsville NY Franky Columbus Richard Ney Washington DC Don Neylon Arthur Neylon and Paul Taylor all of Corry. The couple wed November 27 1908 at St Thomas Church with Kathryn Neylon and John Connors present Rev Michael Edward Tracy presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Neylon II
Corry Moose Home
Joseph Neylon
F. H. Bartholme
Union City
Richard Cole
Williamsville
N.Y
Franky
Columbus
Richard Ney
Washington, D.C
Don Neylon
Arthur Neylon
Pail Taylor
Corry
John Neylon
St. Thomas' Church
Kathryn G. Neylon
John Connors
Michael Edward Tracy
Kathy Gage Speaks At Club Meeting
Miss Kathy Gage a senior at Allegheny College Meadville spoke to the College Women's Club last evening about her year studying at the University of Innsbruck Austria Colored slides showed the Austrian scenes and she narrated the presentation The YMCA session committee was led by Mrs Morgan Beverly with a long list of named committee members assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College
Kathy Gage
Allegheny College
Meadville
Rex C. Ireland
L. A. Johnston
John G. Kaptena
L. M. Douglas
Leora Stranahan
Gladys Bulard
Mrs A Wallace Hosts Party For Grape Pickers
Mrs A Wallace entertained at her Cutting home on Saturday for grape pickers. Seventeen attended a social evening of games and visiting with awards to Mrs Merton Bemis Mrs Carl Bayle Arthur Fassett and Larry and Randall Shampoe. Door prize went to Mrs David Fassett. An amusing tale of grape picking was read and a luncheon with pie and coffee followed. Favors of miniature grapemade candy money were given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Wallace
Cutting
Merton Bemis
Carl Bayle
Arthur Fassett
Larry
Randall
Miss Laura McCray Honored At Shower
A bridal shower for Miss Laura Jean McCray was hosted Friday evening at the North East home of Mrs. Walter Naugle. About 30 guests attended with games and prizes awarded to Mrs. Thomas Pieper, Miss Cora McCray, and Mrs. Will Rose of Elgin. coffee, cake, and Jello were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Jean McCray
Walter Naugle
R.D. 4
North East
Miss McCray
Thomas Pieper
Cora McCray
Will Rose
Elgin
Coor
Lucian Lindholm
Birthday Party Fetes John Jackson
Mrs Alton Santley assisted Mrs John Jackson in a birthday party honoring her son John at his home on A D 1 Six friends attended the affair for his sixteenth year. Cards and visiting followed with refreshments of cake ice cream and soft drinks. Guests gave gifts to the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton Santley
John Jackson
John
A. D
Area Group To Present Musical Program
The Columbus Community Church choir led by Max Bennink will present a musical program at Columbus Community Church on Tuesday December 2. Zella Sandbure accompanies with Mable Hill as assistant. Soloists include James Reagle Janice Trisket Max Bennink Sandra Jukes Judy Dodd Terry Carroll Albin Wester and Charles Sandburg. Instrumental solos by Elaine W esto er and Walter Whaley. Selections include Rodgers and Hammerstein Oklahoma. Capacity crowd hoped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golumbus
Columbus Community Church
Max Bennink
Zella Sandbure
Mable Hill
Rodgers and Hammerstein
Oklahoma
James Reagle
Janice Trisket
Sandra Jukes
Judy Dodd
Terry Carroll
Albin Wester
Charles Sandburg
Elaine Wester
Walter Whaley
Brownies Troop 431 Work On Christmas Gifts
Brownies Troop No. 431 met at Wright School with one member present to craft Christmas gifts for their mothers. Mrs. Richard Peebles leads the group. The effort centers on handmade gifts for the holiday. The same issue notes the death of James S. Reed, 86, longtime Baltimore piano company owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownies
Wright School
Richard Peebles
Baltimore
James S. Reed
Spartansburg Grange Holds Regular Session
Spartansburg Grange planned an open house and a Christmas party for December 20 with Dorothy Culver Verna Scouten and Marvel Fralick on the committee. Betty Culver led the program after the business session with songs readings recitals and a peanut relay race. The next session is set for December 13 with a qain on Grange ritual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartansburg Grange
Dorothy Culver
Verna Scouten
Marvel Fralick
Betty Culver
America
Miss Culver
Amy Kinney
Marcel Fralick
Lynn Metcalf
Columbus Grange Harvest Sale Supports Treasury
Members of the Columbus Grange enjoyed a careen dinner last evening under Mrs Edna Norton Mrs Ronald Carter and Mrs Jessie Smith. A harvest sale followed with Michael Savko as auctioneer raising funds for the treasury. The program featured accordion numbers by Stephen Tinko Clayton Carter and Mrs Maxine Maedje lecturer. The session included regular business discussions and the next meeting set for December with Spring Creek Grange officers installed. D P Trisket to lead December program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Grange
Edna Norton
Ronald Carter
Jessie Smith
Michael Savko
Home Economics Department
Stephen Tinko
Clayton Carter
Maxine Maedje
Spring Creek Grange
D. P.trisket
Zorro Creator Johnston McCulley Dies at 75
Johnston McCulley, 75, the novelist who created Zorro, died Sunday after a sequence of operations. A former newspaperman born in Ottawa, TL, he authored dozens of books and wrote plays and motion picture stories during his career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Johnston McCulley
McCulley
Otawa
Sunday Birth on Farm Near Louisville
A man born on a farm near Louisville, Kentucky, is noted in a brief notice from Sunday. The short item records his origins and ties to the rural community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday
Louisville, By
Solon Pushes GOP Unity In Senate
In Washington Senator John J. Williams argues GOP liberals should share leadership in the reduced Senate. He and others weigh how to allocate posts as conservatives push Dirksen to floor leader while liberals seek an assisted leadership role amid committee placement competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John J. Williams
Delaware
Senate
Willams
Williams
John Sherman Cooper
Cooper
Prescott Bush
GOP
Congress
Thomas H. Kuchel
California
Everett Dirksen
Mlinois
Dirksen
Willam F. Knowland
Cypriot Youth Shot Dead as Escapes During Clash
A Greek Cypriot youth was shot dead today while fleeing security forces in Nicosia. The killing marks the seventh Greek Cypriot killed in two weeks as forces move to halt clashes with protesters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicosia
Cyprus
Valli
Brothers Save Dad's Life In Pen Knife Surgery
In Rosemount, Minnesota, brothers Robert and Charles Olson saved their 60-year-old father Dr Charles A. Gilson during a wedding anniversary celebration. With no medical training, they used a fountain pen nib and a pocket knife to open the windpipe after the doctor choked on a piece of chicken. The operation occurred in the kitchen and the doctor is in good condition awaiting possible discharge in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pavan Sansa
Robert Olon
Rosemount
Robert
Charles
Robert Olson
Charles A. Gilson
Charles Olson
Five Airmen Die As KC-156 Crashes At Loving AFB
Five airmen killed when a KC156 jet tanker crashed at Loving Air Force Base. Two crew members survived, escaping with injuries including a lacerated hand and a broken arm after leaping from the burning wreckage. Survivors identified as Capt. Herman J. Dosenbach and T Set. Charles A. Holselaw among others. The crash occurred near the same area as a Bay Jet bomber incident last Saturday that claimed four aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loving Air Force Base
Air Force
Herman J. Dosenbach
Ferman
Dosenbach
Hickwood
Miss
Charles A. Holselaw
Alvin H.holselaw
Madison
Bay
Guy in Ward 4 on Goodyear Theater revisits guilt and fallibility
TV criticizes the overlong half hour fare and praises Guy in Ward 4 as a concise drama. Richard Kiley plays an Air Force psychiatrist in World War II dealing with a gunnery crewman's death and the weight of truth serum therapy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Goodyear ‘Theater
NBCTV
Paul Monash
Harper's Magazine
Len Rote
Richard Kiley
England
Charles Aldiin
Dtta
Gunnner
Edward
Ryder
Kime
Apen
Heaven
Strikes Affect Three Airlines Across Nation
Strikes grip two airlines as unions and management fail to bridge contract gaps. Eastern furloughs up to 16 000 employees while emergency authority requests and expanded routes rise. Other carriers consider new actions amid ongoing picket lines and stalled talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cos
Universal Air Lines
Civil Aeronautics Board
Washington
Miami
New York
Chicago
National Air Lines
Eastern
Canada
Mexico
Puerto Rico
Bermuda
Engineers International Assn
Tolernational Assn
Wither
Eastern Saidt
Mya Ee Prt
Machinists Strike Looms Over Paute Air Lines Wage Fight
South routes from Los Angeles to Medford, Oregon. Machinists for Pa ute Air Lines threaten a December 2 strike unless a home contract is agreed. They reject a 22 percent two year raise from the current rate and seek a staged pay increase plus retroactive pay. Flight engineers also strike over pilots qualification demands for jet work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Medford
Ore
Paute Air Lines
Eastern
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Solon
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Philadelphia
Paris
Idmann
Service and Health
Fogle Lumber CO
Franklin St. Corry
Schaefer
Eas
Paul
KODAK
Patterson Photo Products
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