Thanksgiving Hop at Gannon College Nets Teen Beneficiary
The Thanksgiving Hop at Gannon College raises funds for the Steady Strivers Club affiliated with United Cerebral Palsy of Erie County. The event features radio spins from 6:30 to 11:30 p m with donations at the door and door prizes. Special teen guests from Saint Joseph's Home and Sarah Reed Home attend. A personal phone call from a national teenage recording celebrity will be awarded to one lucky ticket holder. Admission is seventy-five cents.
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Ganon
Colie
Wwoo
North East
Corry
Steady Strivers Club
United Cerebral Palsy
Erie County
Frankie Avalon
Brenda Lee
Dion
Dick AE
Saint Joseph’s
Sarah, Reed
Jeff Jackson
Barb” Nitkiewicz
Steady Strivers
Blues and Grays Tie in Intramural Girls Swimming
Blues and Grays share first place after two YMCA meets. In Friday action the Yellows beat the Reds 43 31 with Linda Krupa earning three top finishes. Marcia Stahl led the Yellows with a first and a second. Saturday the Blues defeated the Grays 44 32 led by Mary Summerville Laura Neckers and Mary Migliaccio with one first each.
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Tne Mines
Grays
YMCA
Yellows
Reds
Linda Krupa
Marcia Stahl
Debbie Ficcardi
Meg Sharrow
Ann Bennett
Connie Mountain
Melinda Wilson
Blues
Mary Summerville
Laura Neckers
Mary Migliaccio
Becky Bulard
Sue Hooks
Karol Kelsey
Carol Brown
Elfen Hooks
Barb Crowell
Sue Wurm
Deanie Vincent
Margaret Frisina
Linda Sharrow
China painting as a thriving hobby and teaching pastime
Mrs. Suchar Sr. hosts a group of students including Mrs. Al Marty and Mrs. Lyle Chase who meet weekly at the Suchar farmhouse on Roosevelt Highway to practice china painting. Ann Suchar, who began in 1957, teaches techniques, designs inspired by nature, and firing methods, with a 22 piece chestnut pattern set highlighted among displayed works.
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al Marty
Lyle Chase
Suchar
China
Paul Suchar Sr
al Marty Sr
Lloyd ‘Meerdink
Jin
Roosevelt Highway
Columbus
Ann
Mother Nature
Tonja Amoroso Honored On 7th Birthday
A birthday party for Tonja Amoroso celebrated her seventh birthday at 102 West Church Street hosted by her mother Mrs Theodore Amoroso 80. Theresa helped with games prizes went to Terry Meston Debbie Ferro Cherry Quiston and Joan Burrows. Guests enjoyed pink and white decor cupcakes candies ice cream chips and soft drinks. Tonja received many gifts from friends.
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Tonja Amoroso
Amroso
West Church Street
Tonja
Theodore Amor- 80
Theresa
Terry Meston
Debbie Ferro
Cherry Quiston
Joan Burrows
Tonya
Kiwanians Announce Dates for Well Flip My Wig Show
Kiwanians set February 10 11 and 12 for the annual Well Flip My Wig variety show directed by John B Rogers Producing Co of Fostoria Ohio. Local talent and Broadway guidance join to raise funds for Kiwanis Club work with general chairman William Helmintoller promising a funnier better show.
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Wit
Corky
John B. Rogers Producing Co
Fostoria
Ohio
John B. Rogers Co
Classes Twice Weekly Draw Local Residents
In the area many residents have taken advantage of the program with two weekly classes. The Thursday session lists participants including Mrs. Vernon Welch Mrs. Edwin Borstorff and Mrs. Fred Jensen Jr.
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Vernon Welch
Edwin Borstorff
Fred Jensen Jr
Campisano Honeymoon Trip Amid JFK Death Scene
Mr and Mrs Frank Campisano were in Washington for their honeymoon when news of President Kennedy's death arrived. They witnessed the arrival of the president's body at Bethesda Naval Hospital and the ambulance to the White House, and watched the funeral cortege from the White House to the Capitol rotunda. They were among the first 50 inside the rotunda when opened. Miss Myra Miller and Thomas Behnke of Erie, guests of the MacMartin and Titus families, plan December 7 nuptials. A Thanksgiving service will be held at Wayne Valley Evangelical United Brethren Church with Beavers Dam Mennonite Church and Rev. Richard Hostetler. Rev. Robert Casler pastors. Chief Warrant Officer William G. Swan Jr. of Fort Ord, visiting from California, will attend the Stanford Hose Ball. The local art group meeting tomorrow is canceled due to Thanksgiving. the room will reopen next week.
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Frank Campisano
Washington, D. C
John F. Kennedy
Dallas
Texas
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Washington
White House
Capitol Building
Campisano
Karen Sinare
West Columbus Avenue
Rotunda
Myra Miller
Thomas Behnke
Erie
Donald MacMartins
Myra Titus
Mead Avenue
Miller
the MacMartins
Titus
Wayne Valley Evangelical United Brethren Church
Beavers Dam Mennonite Church
Richard Hostetler
Mennonite Church
Robert Casler
Wayne Valley Church
William G. Swan Jr
Fort Ord
Calif
William G. Swan Sr
Stanford Hose
Corry Pharmacy
Harry Hotchkiss
Blair Skiff
R. D
Nation Mourns Kennedy as World Leaders Attend Service
Grieving nation moves forward into a period of reflection with global figures present at the funeral rites. President Johnson, the Kennedy children, and dignitaries including Selassie, de Gaulle, and Queen Frederika gather as Cardinal Cushing and Bishop Hannan lead the solemn Requiem Mass. The service closes with the choir and a final blessing, as the casket is carried away.
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St. Matthew's
Kennedy Brothers
Johnson
Secret Service
Represu Itutions
Selassie
Ethiopia
Charles de Gaulle
Frederika
Greece
King Baudouin
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Boston
Kennedy
John
Caroline
John Kennedy
Philip M. Hannan
Angela
Paradise
Ted
Kennedys Honor President With Potomac Funeral Procession
The sunlit funeral for John F. Kennedy unfolds on the Potomac as the caisson-driven procession moves to the grave. Mrs. Kennedy exits the hearse as muffled drums and four-fifths ring and the Star Spangled Banner plays. Air Force and Navy jets salute, Cardinal Cushing leads burial prayers, riflemen fire taps, and the flag is given to Mrs. Kennedy after the eternal flame is lit.
Death toll climbs after Indianapolis blast at fairgrounds
An Indianapolis man aged 58 died yesterday, raising the toll to 72 from the October 31 explosion at the Indiana State Fairgrounds Coliseum. The latest victim was Col. David Pyles, a tool and die maker and purchasing agent, a native of Providences, Kentucky.
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Indianapolis
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Paul Suthar Jr
Lloyd Meerdink
Evans
Saa
Paul
Rine
P.M
Mo Rona
Gabi Dste
Kiwanians
Birdie
Akron
Robert Walsh
Christopher
Skiff
Cecile Hicks
Corry Melcome
Walsh
Firestone Tire
Harold Cochran
Corry Savings and Loan
North Center Street
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