Traditional Thanksgiving Eve Hose Ball At Elks Lodge
The 8th annual Traditional Stanford Hose Ball at the Elks Lodge drew guests including Mr and Mrs John Mooney and Mr and Mrs Donald Nantes who attend as a foursome for over 50 years. Two bands The Four Jacka and a Queen and The Supremes with James Narducci played for dancing. Awards went to Mrs Marguerite Culver James Jee and Mrs Ronald Rath Jerome Davis praised support from local industries and the public.
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Elks Lodge
John Mooney
Donald Nantes
Frank Sinatra May Return If He Apologizes
Excelsior reports Sinatra may be allowed back into Mexico if he apologizes for The film Marriage On the Rocks which mocked Mexican divorces. Lawyer Louis Nizer is handling negotiations after visiting the Acapulco Film Festival.
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Mexico City
Excelsior
Frank Sinatra
Mexico
Sinatra
Louis Nizer
Acapulco
Thanksgiving Weekend Notices and Local Visits
Local residents share Thanksgiving visits with relatives in Union City Rochester and Lancaster while events at Corry Memorial Hospital Auxiliary and Grange gather families. Upcoming travel plans include Mrs. Allan Anderson departing for Seattle then San Diego to visit relatives. The Journal urges readers to subscribe.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Allan
Nellie) Anderson
East
Columbus Avenue
Seattle
Wash
Thomas Grace
San Diego
Anderson
Charles Yoho
Allan Anderson Jr
Theodore Amorogo Jr
Ingrid Ryland
Union City
City
Ted
Theodore Amoroso Sr
West Church Street
Ingrid
Joseph Horvath
Ted Jr
Lancaster, Pa
Toews
Maria
Charles
Doris King
SE Ran
Marie Toews
Rey
Methodist Hospital
Rochester
Minn
Dittman
Corry
Sno Ball Queen Candidates Sought From Fathers
Mrs. Roger Grape and Miss Ann Baressi announce the annual Sno Ball Cotillion queen contest inviting fathers to submit their daughters as candidates. Eligible are college seniors and third year nursing students in the Cor Ty and Union City area.
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Roger Grape
Ann Baressi
Fairview Street
Louis Foradora
Cor- Ty
Union City
Heloise tips for makeshift fixes and home hacks
Readers share clever fixes from waxing can dles to securing small items in holders. Tips include wrapping rubber bands around candle bases, dipping ends in warm water, using plastic wrap, and even filling a cup with boiling water to reshape candles.
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Heloise
Davis Leads 80th Stanford Hose Ball Honor
Host and hostess for the 80th annual Stanford Hose Ball Thanksgiving Eve at the local Elks Club were Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Davis. Mr. Davis, Corry's Volunteer Fire Department chief, served as general chairman of the ball, continuing a tradition highlighted by a Journal photo.
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Stanford
Elks Club
Jerome Davis
Mr. Davis
Corry
Better To Give Than To Receive in North Carolina
A penny found in the North Carolina state highway drafting room sparks a drive to collect pennies for a charitable pile. Engineer Buddy Wiggins notes the trend may show people are eager to join in giving rather than taking.
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Raleigh, N.C
Buddy Wiggins
State Highway Office
Wiggins
The Nothing Club Seeks Pennies at Wiggins’ Table
A quirky local tale describes workers forming a no-name club placing pennies on a corner table. Sign reads Join Now and Take One, yet no one withdraws. The fund grows to several dollars as more join and take nothing.
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Wiggins
Nothing Club
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Corry Motor Lodge
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Camden
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Columbus
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Hugee
Eugene Fitch Ware
Tue Journal
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J. M. Doda
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Walt Disney
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Jackson Ker
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