Women of the Moose Hold Regular Meeting in East Washington Rooms
The Women of the Moose met last evening with 24 members present at East Washington street elit rooms. Mrs Clarence Kireh presided as senior regent amid balloting on a candidacy clash. Announcements covered a chicken bar dine, attendance awards, and invitations to join Wednesday sessions. Several members and guests were noted for travel, parties, and local events tied to Stoddard, Higats, Mooney, and other figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
Elit
East
Washington Street
Clarence Kireh
Wasi
Svverdl
Monae
MeThi Renerat
Ratnesalo
Park Street
St. Louis
Robert Stoddard
Nop
Himily
Ratnwsito
Jiminy Stoddard
Wis
John R. East
North Center Street
Dunk
Britting
Washington, D.C
F Deating
Whabburton Struet
Sehenestady
Burton Deaise
Lloyd McCray
Guy Sealhotflow
Erie
Arthur Cobon
Columbus Avenue
New York City
Leed
Ronn
Bessit Cohen
Pittsburgh
Mrs. Morgan Beverly Hosts Baby Shower for Carol Christina
Mrs. Morgan Beverly entertained at her Ross Avenue home with a dessert bridge party for 16 guests celebrating her new baby daughter Carol Christina. Prizes went to Mrs. Robert A. Ott Jr and Mrs. Frank Graft with top honors to Mrs. Frank Cole. a baby scramble was won by Mrs. Beverly. Out of town guest Mrs. F. H. Bartholme of Union City attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross
Acaymond Avenue
Morgan Beverly
Carol Christina
Beverly
F. H. Bartholme
Union City
Championship Winners Named At PONY Association Meet
The PONY Association held a meeting at Summit Town Hall Erie last evening with 125 members present. Awards were announced for the past year, led by Percy Fox as champion in low eyultation and witty her horse lone. Barbas, Zod, and Streak Of Bilver took reserve titles in western parade and Cloverleaf barrel race. Card Spellinger of Bene Like placed fourth in Clover tent hip. No-Bar Club plans future entertainments in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pony Association
ACA Duey
Summit Town Hall
Mene Erie
Percy Fox
Lone
Bilver
Catholic Daughters Host Banquet Initiation for New Class
The Catholic Daughters of America announce a Thursday evening event on October 26 featuring a banquet at the Carry Hotel at 4 40 pm and a 17 member initiation at Knights of Columbus Hill. A large committee led by Mrs Mooney handles reservations by October 22 with contact through Mrs Mooney for uncontacted members.
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CDA
Wwe
Court Conception
Catholic Daughters of America
Carry
Collins Hill
Altair
Mich
Ann Bhresat
Ais Lonstmlateess
Lou Hoyler
Holford Arvisyi
Walter Woetua
William Chiricuaio
LeRoy MurLett
Harold Schotton
Laurel McGraw
Jowph Mooney
Mooney
Women’s Relief Corps Holds All-Day Session
Twenty nine members attended the Women’s Relief Corps all-day session at Grange Hall. Morning activities included quilting and lunch served by Mrs. Walter Pier, Mrs. K. D. Brown, Mrs. Michael Marconi, and Mrs. John Long. The afternoon program, led by past president Mrs. Mig Brolin, welcomed two new members Mrs. Manley Robbins and Mrs. Arantiform Gibbs who were inducted. Tentative plans for a bazaar were discussed and the attendance award went to Mrs. Walter Plev. Tentative date noted for the event is November 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nhnt
Women's Relief Corps
Grange Hall
Disney
Walter Pier
K. D. Brown
Michael Marconi
John Long
Pst
Mig, Brolin
Manley Robbins Jy
Arantifor Gibbs
Spencer Ladies Aid Elects New Officers
The Spencer Ladies Aid met last evening with all members present and elected officers: Mrs. Robney Bailey president, Mrs. Omar Crowell vice president, Mrs. La Verne McFldowpey secretary, and Mrs. Carroll Growelly treasurer. They voted to donate to the Christin Chll uns Fund in West Germany and contributed to the Community Chest drive. The next meeting is scheduled for November 16 hosted by Mrs. Lyle Merry, with a ranch of salad jelly sandwiches cake and coffee served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Caroll Crowell
Ruth MoEvjoen
Robney Bailey
Omar Crowell
Lae Verne
Min Carroll
West Germany
Meeet
Lyle Merry
Grimm Hosts Fellowship Meeting at East Columbus Home
The October meeting of the t therin Fellowship was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Richard Grimm on East Columbus avenue with 18 members present. A business meeting decided to resume the toll fundraiser and nominate officers led by Ross Bailey as chair, with Charles Willian and Narcy Venchuk. Announced work on redecorating the church parlors would begin next Monday evening and Rev Elmer A Ostner invited the men to a London organization meeting to form a Brotherhood for all men of the church. The evening devotions were conducted by Mr Grimm who read Ephesians 4 11 16 and group games completed the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Grimm
East Columbus ‘Avenue
Shirley Lars Fun
Cohnstens
Selal Perigd
Lyonln
Unclear OCR Item From Corry Memorial Hospital Notes
Fragmentary unreadable text appears to describe individuals and hospital mentions with misread names. The legible portions reference Corry Memorial Hospital, a person named Nir Donild, and possible events around mornings. Details are too broken to identify a cohesive event or outcome.
Conelway Scouts To Hold Halloween Party
Conelway Scouts at Goathway School yesterday practiced sit ups, played farmer and the crew, and sang games during a wrikly meeting. Milermediates learned bed making and table setting as pins were prepared for a Halloween party next Thursday at the Gil Scout Cabin Mend Park with a cookout planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goathway School
Gil Scout
Mend’ Park
Wheelock Aid Meeting At Mrs Edwards Home
Wheelock Community Aid met for an all day session at the home of Mrs Leonard Edwards with Mrs Howard Van Tassel assisting. President Mrs Charles Kennedy opened the business meeting with devotional readings by Mrs Edwin Armitage and Mrs Leland Croseput. Members voted to donate five dollars to the Community Chest and heard a reading titled Life's Common Things. The next aid meeting will be an all day session at Mrs Grosseuty's home.
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Wheelock Aid
Leonard Edwards
Wheelock
Aid
Howard van Tassel
Charles Kennedy
Edwin Armitaze
Leland Croseput
Frank Harvey
American Woman Seeks Pardon After Spy Conviction
Mary Frances Hagan, a United States citizen convicted in Jerusalem District Court of spying for Syria, asks for executive clemency. Attorney Max Kritaman said he would file for pardon rather than appeal. Benzvi's office declined comment. Hagan's family lives in Huntington, West Virginia.
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Wess Veratiens
Jyoman
Syria
Israel
Ishak Ben-zvi
Max Kritaman
20- Veiacld
Mary Frances Hagan
Jerusalem
Benzvi
Miss. Hagan
Huntington
W Va
Ih | Regent
Washington
United States
Muroy
Deserted To Reds Gets Five Years
Dallas Tex a former U S Army sergeant E Morand aged 43 pleaded guilty to desertion to the Communists and was sentenced by an army court martial to five years imprisonment and dishonorable discharge The sentence is subject to review Morand admitted defecting from Ling Austria on November 6 1948 and turning himself over to Russian officials He said Morand and the Russians held him in Austrian jails and later shipped him to Budapest Hungary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Rye Caillip E. Morand
Dallas
Tex
Morand
Ling
Austria
France Faces Record Tax Hike Amid Algerian War Costs
Paris reports a new tax push by Premier Guy Mollet's cabinet to fund a 1957 budget of about 4 billion francs, driven by the cost of quelling the Algerian rebellion. Deficit nears 1.2 trillion francs, with potential growth if tax measures fail. The public, already strained, faces levies on goods from home distilled spirits to hunting dogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Mollet
Algeria
National Assembly
Reds Term Child Theft Cold War Plot
Moscow reported a sensational case of Tanya Chwastov, a British‑born child at the center of an East‑West custody dispute. It said British courts refused to let the girl join her Russian father Alexis Chwastow in the Soviet Union, provoking an international plot to revive the Cold War. The article noted Tanya was placed under British court ward and awaiting final custody ruling between her mother Mrs Helena Dieczok of Detroit and the father, who had become a displaced person after World War II.
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Moscow
Levest
Sala
Tanya Chwastov
Dis
Britain
Soviet Union
Alexis
Russia
Ivestia
London
Foreign Office
Tanya
Helena Dieczok
Detroit
Teresit
Alexis Chwastow
United States
Japan and Soviet Union end state of war in Moscow pact
In Moscow Premier Tohiro Hato yama and Soviet Premier Nicolai Bulgakin signed a declaration ending the one year state of war and a trade protocol after 14 months of negotiations. The move places on hold Japan territory claims to Karafuto and Shikotan until a formal peace treaty is concluded. The protocol grants most favored nation status between the two nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Japan
Soviet Union
Tohiro Hatoyama
Nicolai Bulgakin
Communist Party
Grand Kremlin Palace
Ha'bomats
Floods Threaten Taj Mahal as River Swirls Nearby
Flood waters from the Utedumast River edge closer to the Taj Mahal in New Delhi area reports say the monument itself remains protected by a wall but roads to Agra are flooded. Thousands of visitors are barred from access while crews work to assess damage and restore transport. The disaster has displaced thousands and caused crops losses with the death toll expected to rise into the dozens.
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New Delhi
India
Taj Mahal
New Deli
Agra
Shah Jehan
Leader appoints health committee amid reform push
The leader named a Commission on Rehabilitation to study mental injuries and occupational diseases and report recommendations next year. Chairman is State Tabor with Industry Secretary John R. Torquato directing members. Five alleged accomplices were captured and a burglary arrest was cited, with a suspect saying the store thief target was a crook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Nation
State Tabor
Tdustry
John R. Torquato
Comiminainrs
Nab Eight In Toy Theft Suspects Nab Eight In Toy Theft
Eight Pittsburgh men faced charges after police say they stole about $35,000 worth of toys and formed a backroom business. Two rookie officers spotted three men loading merchandise from a wholesale toy firm warehouse and followed leads to a nearby town. They located a “toy store” and found more stolen goods ready for sale along a road cut with arrows pointing the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
T Here
Ike Still Laying Facts On Time at Rally
An overflow crowd of about 9,700 at a Portland rally heard Ike Still discuss world disarmament proposals and the aim to end militarism. He urged simultaneous action on halting nuclear tests and cutting weapons, stressing leadership in international and domestic affairs. Nixon also spoke at the Alfred E. Smith Memorial Dinner in New York, urging progress on racial desegregation and school integration.
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Portland
Steven
Mohgse
Nixon
Adial Stevenson
New York
Mixon
Alfred E. Smith
Smith
United States
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R. E. Grimm
Ason
Sesterdas Mori Ay
Corry
Momorial Hospital Fo
Nir Donild Ssinilfi
Veronicas Clothing Shop
ANS Celplée St
Conelway
Reds
Corry’s Smart Women's Shop
Dodd
Ussr
Capitol
Borstorff & Fitch
Columbus
Nab Eight
Belle of the
Helen
Ike
Wilmington
Del
Walt Disney
Canilla Teyas
Paramount Presents
William Holden
Wiliam Bendix
Macdonald Carey
Mona Freeman
Seem Leslie Fentom
Louis Stevens
Mx Elidmbeth H1
Warner Bros
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