Social highlights and stork shower for Mrs Kuzma
Mrs Kuzma was feted at a stork shower on Market street in Columbus with pink and blue decorations and pirate bingo prizes for guests including Mrs Maedie Burrows and Mrs Jess Freeman. Guests received gifts as the guest of honor, with a cake decorated “Baby” and booties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Kuzma
Pete Christensen
Market Street
Columbus
William Moyer
Glen Ruger
Maxine Maedie
Merle Burrows
Jess Freeman
Rush Chapman
Kuzma
Evening Classes To Begin At Clymer
Announced today that adults may enroll in an evening course at Clymer Central School library 7:39 to 9 p m Thursday October 5. Enrollment of 12 needed to schedule a class. Offered subjects include art typing bookkeeping sewing caning furniture refinishing driver education first aid and law everyone should know. Those unable to attend may call the school or William J Moses of Clymer in the evening.
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Clymer Central School
School
William J. Moses
Clymer
Anniversary Open House Honors Harvey Parents
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Harvey hosted an open house from 2 to 5 p m honoring Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Harvey on their 45th wedding anniversary. About 150 guests attended from Buffalo New York and Erie with family members and neighbors assisting and a blue white five tier cake featuring white bells and blue birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Harvey
A. D
Frank C. Harvey
Harold Messinger
Zuella Harvey
Lloyd Harvey
Ken Harvey
Harold Dougherty
Joyce
Cheryl Morton
Buffalo
N.Y
Erie
Booster program at Clymer Grange this evening
A booster program at the Clymer Grange is scheduled for 9 o'clock tonight with representatives from area groups urged to attend. National Grange Master Hershel D. Newson will send a written welcome, joined by local master Leon Fardink. Lecturer Mrs. Helen Chambers directs a quiz show and committee reviews offer further insights, with refreshments to follow.
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Clymer Grange
Hershel D. Newson
Leon Fardink
Helen Chambers
Dinner Party Honors Bruce C Pieper at Concord Wood Home
Mrs. Karl Pieper hosted a family dinner at her Concord wood home last Sunday in honor of her son 1st Lt. Bruce C. Pieper. Attendees included John Smith and family of Wesleyville, Michael Mongera and family of Cambridge Springs, Thomas Pieper and family of Elgin, Matilda Robert of Evie, Ralph Pieper and family of Union City. Lt Pieper left Monday evening for Tennessee after a furlough with his mother following the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce C. Pieper
Karl Pieper
Concord Wood
John Smith
Wesleyville
Michael Mongera
Cambridge Springs
Thomas Pieper
Elgin
Matilda Robrert
Evie
Ralph Pieper
Union City
Pieper
Tennessee
Japan
Delta Hi-Y Dance Draws About 300 At Corry YMCA
The Corry Area High School senior class Hi-Y Club sponsored a dance at the Corry YMCA last Saturday evening with about 300 attendees. Rodney Person won the grand prize a large teddy bear. Other prizes included records and cartons of soft drinks. The event was planned by the uk with David Yard advisor and William Tunnel Hi-Y hub president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Boys
Corry Area
Corry
Bridal Shower Held for Mrs. Richard Vankheuren
A bridal shower for the former Nancy Klomp, wife of Richard Vankheuren, was hosted yesterday at the home of her mother Mrs. William Klomp in Elgin. Mrs. Radames Haslett led the event with games, prizes went to several guests, and refreshments and visits wrapped up the afternoon.
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W. Klomp
Richard Vankheuren
Wiliam Klomp
Elgin
Radames Haslett
William Klomp
Doris Little
Anthony’ Hahn
Elsie VanKeuren
Richard VanKeuren
Born at Corry Memorial Hospital in multiple notices
A son was born Saturday evening to Mr and Mrs James H Walters of 423 East South Street at Corry Memorial Hospital. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Norbert Anderson of Cleveland yesterday morning at the same hospital, with Mrs Anderson identified as the former Lucille Malek. A daughter was born yesterday morning to Mr and Mrs LeRoy Huthes of 229 West Smith Street at Corry Memorial. A son was born early this morning to Mr and Mrs Arnold G McCaslin of R D Detroit polio cases rise in Detroit with six more over the weekend bringing annual total to 529 and 16 deaths. three cases were paralytic.
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Walter Krupa
Roosevelt High Way
New Bethlehem
Warren
Ohio
Titus
Eugene Powers
R. D
Ward Powers
Winchester
Gerald Clark Jr
Land
Brie Swent
GD. Clark
Ast Street
C. W. Wilkinson
Plant City
Fla
al Merken
Wright Street
Wilkinson
Corry
Melvin Schromline
Wayne Street
Women's Apparel Club
New York
Buffalo
N. Y
Statler Hilton
Katherine
Maple Avenue
Mercyhurst College
Erie
Gary
Patrica Keppel
Myer Memorial Hospital
Mary Keppel
East Washington, Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
James H. Walters
East South Street
Norbert Anderson
Cleveland
LeRoy ‘Huthes
West Smith, Pireet
Arnold G. McCaslin
Detroit
Shirley Jones
Shaun Paul
Santa Monica
Calif
Jack Cassidy
Entertainer
Earl Christenbury, Jr
Good Samaritan Hospital
West Palm Beach
Christenbury
Bonnie Mae Carney
Same Hospital
GOP Leader Blasts Denison Refunding Farmers Gas Tax
Harrisburg. House Republican majority leader Albert W. Johnson said Republicans secured the 100 percent tax refund for farmers on gasoline used in agriculture and accused Democrats of taking credit. Fellow Republican leaders touted GOP efforts in a yearlong battle, while campaign actions included TV discussions by Hugh Scott and a Nixon appearance slated to air nationwide. West Chester events featured Arthur T. McGonigle pledging to probe the highways department for alleged conspiracies.
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Harrisburg
Albert W. Johnson
House
Johnson
John Ison
Republican State Committee
U.S
Hugh Scott
GOP
U. S. Senate
Formosa
Red China
Middle East
Lancaster
Binghamton
Scranton
Philadelphia
Erie
Johnstown
Pittsburgh
Altoona
George S. Bloom
Pennsylvania
Nixon
Edward Martin
West Chester
Arthur T. McGonigle
Highways Department
Defrauding the People Debate Sparks Leader Invite
Mc Gonigle named the issue while GOP hopeful for U S Senate Hugh Scott of Philadelphia welcomed Gov George Leader s call for a three member panel of newspapermen to compare public service records. Lender runs on the Democratic ticket for the Senate seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGonigle
U. S
Hugh Scott
Philadelphia
George Leader
Lender
Hobo-Engineer Faces Fortune
The article follows Menkel, an engineer who learned through correspondence courses, who disappeared last June after failure to sell a motion detecting device. He wandered as a hobo, then settled in a Reno river island jungle before returning to learn Compaca, Inc. sues for patent infringement. Menkel expects Polaris to pay about 35000 dollars annually if his device succeeds.
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Reno
Nev
Menkel
Truckee River
Compaca, Inc
Polaris
Jean
Proclamation designates National Business Women's Week
Mayor Jimied Kinley of Corry proclaims October 5 through 11 as National Business Women's Week. The observance, backed nationally by the National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs, honors women's contributions to business and the professions. The 1958 theme is More Power with Warmth. signed Fred Kinley, Mayor of Corry.
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Jimied Kinley
Dory
United States
National Federation of Business
Wd Professional Womens Clubs, Inc
Fred Kinley
Corry
Danger Of Cancer Cure Study Bared
Report to the American College of Surgeons by Drs. Tatsubei Kondo and George E. Moore from Rowwell Park Memorial Institute Buffalo discusses dangers of early anticancer agents. They warn some compounds may stimulate tumor growth or impair patient resistance and are largely toxic with limited effectiveness. Until better non toxic agents exist, cautious use is urged. Buddhist priests fast until noon daily.
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Amercin Colere
Tatsubei Kondo
George E. Moore
Rowwell Park Memorial Institute
Buffalo
Hollywood Highlights: Grant rebukes Lall a film plan
Hollywood Highlights details Cary Grant opposing a midlife remake of the bestseller version of Lall a noting its unsuitable subject for the screen. Debbie Reynolds praises Eddie Fisher’s show after scandal as stars rally around him. Bob Hope jokes at Moscow visit while Tim joins a cultural union. Robert Taylor sacrifices hunting season for The Hangman role.
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Hollywoon
Cary Grant
Debbie Reynolds
Eddie Fisher
Liz
Eddie
Bing Crosby
Dean Martin
Milton Berle
Bing
Dean
Jerry Lewis
Bob Hope
Jesse James
Moscow
Tim
Hope
Robert Taylor
Weigh Reply To Cease Fire In Formosa Standoff
Secretary of State Duljes arrives Tuesday from Lake Nationalist Taipei retreat. A Nasignallat spokesman derides the cease-fire as propaganda and a CCP failure to block Quemoy. Taipei officials doubt direct talks with Communist regime. Eisenhower Dulles may deem talks undesirable. US stance remains unyielding on Formosa as Red China reiterates withdrawal from forces.
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Mage
Duljes
Eisenhower
Dulles
Taipei
Washington
United States
Formosa
Haa
State Department
Red
Reds
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